RE: time to buy11 Jan 2022 11:14
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Baldrick,
Happy to hear that you too are invested in the neighbour. Fingers crossed for a great drilling season.
If you're going to try to pick me up on what I've said before, at least get it right - you appear to know much of what I've posted in the past and so no excuses. The Jay remark was just after the funds had been secured and he did indeed look like the cat who'd got the cream. My statement was in regard to the fact that he felt that having secured funds he could perhaps play harder ball on Ts&Cs with any prospective farm out partner - not really a ramp. Good for him, and good for us, wouldn't you say?
As to my holdings here, I've been around since early 2017, got painfully caught on a spike in June that year and finally extricated myself in April 2021, so I think I've earned my spurs when it comes to entitlement to comment. You call me a deramper, I would call myself an anti-ramper - a not so subtle difference in my books. I wouldn't wish anyone else to get caught, as I did, based on the tactics of others and stupid hype. Since April 2021, I've been out of the share once for a few weeks from the early August 2021 spike to my late September 2021 buy-in. Pity I missed the bottom by not waiting, but hey ho! I've checked my records and perhaps you can check your records of my transactions, just to be on the safe side ;-)
It would take a fool to ignore the environmental lobby, whether it's the Polar Bear in the Arctic, the Great Crested Newt , the Bat, the Badge or a piece of scrubland in the UK (all of the latter ones I know from professional experience in property development). I don't take the wider lobby lightly, respect a lot of what they do and, in most cases, accept that what is happening now is most likely the thin end of the wedge. I'm delighted to confirm that there may be something here we actually AGREE on ;-)