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"Prices on ASX can only go up or down about 5%...... it effects the UK gains and losses...." ??
Can you explain that statement, I have seen ASX go up & down much more than that on quite a few occasions, bit like saying AIM is limited to +- 5% because it would affect ASX/Chi-X.

16:55 on the 4th Feb you said your average was 1.5p, have you bought more? :-)

16:36 great now we have a thread with a bashers name on it!

16:27 sure you must have been the victim of illiquidity on AIM, Market Makers role may on paper be obliged to buy but sure that most of us have seen the price falling whilst trying to get a quote.

16:26 just dummy sold 2M shares at 1.391 on HL no problem. :-))

16:13
almost the first rule of AIM .

Can ASX/Chi-X resist?
0.01425GBP = 0.0277337 AUD

15:29 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gdX6sycuWI

15:32 subtle as a couple of flying bricks! just about sentence has a caveat attached :-))
Take NOTHING posted here at face value.

yep stay appy

yesterdays last minute increase in mid price (closing price) has to be paid for today it seems, had we finished at 1.3p yesterday would be looking "bluer" today even if no different in reality.
Sure the MMs know exactly what they are doing :-))

very good, still like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9CAPrEG5sM
perhaps now 4321 (till mobilisation)

13:05 88 posts

12:43 repeat of post earlier today;
"traffic events page with 4 days to go shows no change, last update 11/02
https://511.alaska.gov/list/events/traffic?start=0&length=25&order%5Bi%5D=1&order%5Bdir%5D=asc

last bulletin (ANN) validated by above
http://clients3.weblink.com.au/clients/_88energy/headline.aspx?headlineid=6968078

25 hours from Deadhorse MP414 to Mp386, then ~32 miles of ice road, facts as we know them much of the rest is just noise.

Erik Opstad, Nordic Calista & Cruz are experts in what they do, we do not need to second guess or query."

more info at;
http://88energy.com/
http://88ewiki.wikidot.com/latest-88e-news

best of luck

past post history does not suggest a basher to me, but...
foothills rarely open beyond 1st or 2nd week of May, we are on ice road so will last a little beyond that but remember not only rising temps but also a lot more hours of day light.
We would not be drilling and PMO financing if we did not think we could TD and flow test as necessary within the time available.

09:38 no need for tablets, use a filter.

just spoke to my chartist son, ran through various measures including 200 day ma, descending wedge (I think) and a myriad of trend lines, all look bullish - which I guess we know.
Appraisal well spudding within two weeks so why not!

09:27 Mickey is fine, farming difficult at moment due to floods, heavy fields and of course lambing, last picture I saw he looked very much the gentleman farmer :-)

09:24 Kat it may be just me, but had DW not topped up the bank account earlier this month, we would now be having the bashers saying he had left it too late in case of disappointing results or an overspend on Charlie-1, plenty before the CR were in any case relatively negative about SP prospects at spud 1.5p ( or 0.5P) being touted.
Check past posting history of many of the most vocal and think "in" or "out" or just looking to "buy more".
What happens without cash in the bank - NOTHING POSITIVE

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