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https://www.alaskajournal.com/2019-11-26/bp-hands-keys-prudhoe-bay-hilcorp

16:13
Are you being posted? :-)

ST perhaps I should have made clear I was referring to more recent "converts", many who were very obviously in for 10-20% and then out, have no problem with out their buys drive the SP and we need their sells to drive liquidity.
Think many of us are longer term.

not sure if anyone knows what and when the catalyst will occur that takes us on our next ride, will get my chartist son to take another look :-)
Looking at names who are posting we seem to have lost the interest / investment of quite a number who were posting during our recent rise, have no issues after all it's their money and the majority have not come back to post rubbish, sure there a few target shares on AIM at the moment that are getting the limelight and the traders.
The impasse on the SH markets last night can not have helped.
But this can move any time as it has proved once already just recently.

https://www.alaskajournal.com/2019-11-26/conocophillips-seeking-investors-north-slope-projects

09:09 yes it's strange at times we have the appraisal drill of an existing discovery, we have the FO, we have the permits, we have the rig contract, we have cash in the bank etc

10:00 I agree

09:46 perhaps your post on PMO caused a bit of interest volume travelling nicely along with SP

added to wiki for future reference
http://88ewiki.wikidot.com/private-investors-page

ASX market depth has changed nothing at 1.9C just now, SP will have to move I believe.

see Nigoil has pressed our case on PMO website, will we see something official from PMO tomorrow, will anyone from Premier Oil attend Friday, not sure about the latter but all food for thought.
https://www.lse.co.uk/SharePrice.asp?shareprice=PMO&share=Premier-Oil

20:31 wise words :-)

thanks guys - great news confirmation- sure someone will pick fault :-))

3D or 4D can never be absolutely certain, analysis such as seismic inversion can assist in identifying hydro carbons versus water but there must always be risk until the well is drilled, lots of geological factors will only be known once drilled.
However Charlie-1 is an appraisal drill of an existing discovery and if you read up about seismic inversion you will understand that knowledge of local geology is very helpful in getting best results.
google or go to the oil page on wiki88 or go to the PMO half year presentation.
No one can take away all the risks inherent in oil exploration, Charlie-1 is probably near as good as it gets but nothing is ever certain in this life.

there = their

Phron my understanding is that some will be partaking of luncheon at The Globe, sure most will be limiting there pre meeting intake to ensure full comprehension at the presentation and Q & A (I hope).
http://88ewiki.wikidot.com/private-investors-page

https://www.alaskajournal.com/2019-11-25/revised-management-plan-released-npr

no, just the arrival of the permits on screen, unfortunately the access to permitting has now been removed from SOA website.

more on rig 26 that is probably the future on the slope

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MPpsUNqoCM

frarfa watched it being permitted for heavy haulage in the Autumn.
https://industrialscenery.blogspot.com/2019/09/doyon-rig-26-tapping-154-sq-mile-of.html