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Seriously, are you wired up right, same old *******s.

Is that right that the buyout price will be 19.20 pence.

Resident bafoon is back, you and many others haven’t a clue.

Simple answer, don’t invest and go and look for a Company your Happy to invest in.

What a absolute bafoon you are

Jeez you post some cr ap

The S.P doesn’t always tell you the real Story, especially on Aim, it can be taken back up in a breath.

Certainly not bad news. :)

Fair post at 9.03.

Good advice from Adam and it your decision, I’ve lost many times with average down. If you was thinking of putting say, £1000 in, just go and put a few hundred in.

Your stating the obvious, if this amount of oil is not there and it’s also not to the West, the Share price will be this. On the other hand, if we get more oil here and at this point, the SP will be such and such. That’s with any Oil company and you take your chance and wait and see.

Don’t feel sorry for anyone, dog eat dog, you one of those that hovers around after he’s out. Plenty of your type, I will make my own decisions, close the door behind you. : )

They also stated, if we could of got to this stage from the beginning, they said they would be Happy at where they are.

Spikey, send a email to the bb of Directors explaining why they should sell their Asset and then, what they should do with the Money. I’m sure they will think, get this guy on board, he can put us on the right path to Glory.

Still a different play to Mxo/adme, I expect more from DA here than SO over there. Bringing the Minerals to production is never short term.

Jeez and they arnt making any money yet.

Why would the Sheikh put his Wealth here, Mmmm, China will know. Ha Ha

Posted on November 17, 2017 by admin

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China, your full of Krap.

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