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16:00 that's very very decent of you, could you tell me first please :-)

not sure if "amuses" is the right word as it can go down as well on minimal volumes, how the market works is a mystery to me but.... :-)

ALASKA CRUDE
West Coast Delivery
$66.29
+$1.97
2/24/2021

https://dog.dnr.alaska.gov/Newsroom/

Making no direct claims for 88E but what is good for Alaska may just be good for us :-)

15M shares traded, so ~7.5M net, hardly enough to spread a ripple on a pond, so ?
But up so I am happy even a 0.1 of a penny can have quite an impact in my HL account :-)

https://www.alaskajournal.com/2021-02-24/conocophillips-requests-july-decision-willow-suit
includes plans for the "beast"

125.2M (1.03%)

0.00875 AUD = 0.004938 GBP est. mid

ASX (close)
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14:50 yes agree IMO PANR have significant ability to release the information as it best suits them provided they can button up any loose lips.
But I gave the link and actual rule I was referring to so other posters could see for themselves and make their own interpretation.

12:21 that comment regarding NPVs was a general comment referring to companies buying further E or W of our leases and should be taken in that context.
PMO had no qualms at the possibility of development should Charlie#1 have met their expectations (and of course their ability to finance), they had costed up field development into production before taking their decision to invest US$23.

Since beginning of Nov I reckon 7.5B shares (AIM net) have changed hands across the three main markets and current daily trades are up to par, how many relate to the CRs of course have no exact idea.

if you used our neighbours as an example then it's difficult to know what might happen, what you can be assured of is there will opportunities to trade for those wishing to do so as ANNs & RNSs are released but always risk when it comes to drills all depends on the geology, the competency of the rig crew and of course the reliability of the equipment.
One big plus I believe is that we have Erik Opstad, clever and very experienced guy who understands what needs to be done and will have respect of rig crew and regulatory authorities watching our drill (s).

Tue 19:03 I am not sure, see rule 11e. page 38
https://docs.londonstockexchange.com/sites/default/files/documents/AIM%20Rules%20for%20Companies%20%2801012021%29_1.pdf

01:09
one of the early XCD press releases gave a good explanation of the drill strategy, AMR111 is depth rated to 7000'
https://smallcaps.com.au/xcd-energy-unveils-1-6-billion-barrel-maiden-oil-resource-project-peregrine/

115.4M (0.95%)

0.00875 AUD = 0.0048881 GBP

ASX (close)
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Good man :-)

15:01 what have you been doing for the last 4 years, eating bagels? :-)
https://cdn.drawception.com/drawings/QzcbOl1Hss.png

13:39 would a horizontal have made any difference, the frac worked well and remained consistent but the kerogen at that point had converted largely into bitumen, cores at Charlie#1 indicate a lower thermal maturity, but the decision to drill Icewine#2 on the gravel pad was made and we can not undo.

11:13 that is a fantastic track

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwxIY3E6Af0&ab_channel=WildwiNdGaRcia

green bar(s) is (are) working very hard today, what's the agenda?

09:46 Houston has it's oil "quarter" where explorers, producers, service providers all collide, similar all over over the world including Aberdeen in the UK.