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Thanks Paolo, but still 4m waves on Sat no matter what is powering them. So no hook up Sat. Plus a full moon means the squid will be at the surface so one may take the rope again.

11 knots but still over 4m waves and swell unfortunately mate.

May bounce off the £1 a few times this week before breaking through. This is still very undervalued IMO. Succeed in the first Guyana well and this could multibag overnight

Still an outside chance on Thursday this coming week. Only 6-8 hrs below 3m but dropping. Unlikely but you never know.

Ps. How do you know that we are not driving the 5ltr gas guzzlers and posting at the same time.
Only joking off course we are not, that wouldn't leave a free hand for the beer.

Love_you, thank you for your concern but I think that we need to use and find loads more Oil and Gas for the following reasons;
Have you any idea how much gas my Patio Heaters go through every 24 hrs, times that by 365days a year and I probably need 20mmbd to keep them going every year.
Then those pesky plastic bags (made from oil), they are so thin that I have to buy twice as many every time I go shopping and double them up.
And of course there are huge advantages of global warming, It would save me and the missus getting up and running both cars for an hour every morning just to defrost the windscreen, absolute pain it is.
And with Norfolk potentially underwater in the next t few years, at least the locals will finally get to use their webbed finger and toes - so everyone's a winner in my book.
Pump more I say, not less.

Hurry, do you know that both ropes were delivered or just speculation. I am pretty certain that we have at least one, but not sure about the spare.

FWIW The Wave actual height is between 1.4m and 2.2m on the Solan and Wind Speed 15-20 this afternoon.

IJWT, as discussed elsewhere I have held ECO since the 30p days and like to think I have researched both Companies pretty well. I still think that both have potential but Hurricane is where the majority of my investment money is, not ECO which reflects my thoughts on the Risk/Reward potential of both Companies. This may change over time and over the last few Weeks ECO have done well but I still think that the wise money is invested with Dr T and the team.

Allowed

This is turning more like the UKOG board on a daily basis, with theories about MM conspiracies, dark pools, MMs mates being aloud in or out Big trade being filled etc. If that is what people still really believe happens every single time the SP drops slightly or every time that you call it wrong or are they just justifying their poor decisions on something outside their control.

Only ECO bucking the trend at the minute on my watch list. Hurricanes time will come in the not too distant future.

Fit, we can both look at wave height, swell wind etc, and try to second guess what parameters Bluewater have before they get the go ahead to try and hook up but it is a lot more complex tjan that. but pretty sure that they will be running quite complex systems, modelling how the different direction of each force impacts the Ships movement, a long slow swell or short swell may both be sub 3 metres but will move the vessel differently. All far too complex for me to understand though so I will leave it to the professionals and just keep watching and hoping that the weather gods are kind in the near future.
I do not have the time for the detailed Ship Watching but will certainly be paying closer attention on the next voyage for any change of direction and chance to trade a few.
What was also pleasing is that the SP was heading back up to 50p on a marginal chance to hook up, bodes well for the next attempt, whether that's next week or next month.

Fit, we can both look at wave height, swell wind etc, and try to second guess what parameters Bluewater have before they get the go ahead to try and hook up but it is a lot more complex tjan that. but pretty sure that they will be running quite complex systems, modelling how the different direction of each force impacts the Ships movement, a long slow swell or short swell may both be sub 3 metres but will move the vessel differently. All far too complex for me to understand though so I will leave it to the professionals and just keep watching and hoping that the weather gods are kind in the near future.
I do not have the time for the detailed Ship Watching but will certainly be paying closer attention on the next voyage for any change of direction and chance to trade a few.
What was also pleasing is that the SP was heading back up to 50p on a marginal chance to hook up, bodes well for the next attempt, whether that's next week or next month.

*asked after the meeting if the chance arose.

Ak, I agree and wasn't advocating asking trivial Qs during the actual AGM. It would be more to satisfy my own interest more than anything else and asked at the meeting if the chance arose.

NWI showing 6+m waves and swell on Wed so it would be a miracle if they hooked up in that weather. Friday looks below 3m for swell and wave height on WNI and like tomorrow it should drop.
WNI is showing swell and wave height at just above 2m tomorrow with winds at 15kts for about 20hrs which I would assume was perfect conditions. Perhaps they need a bit longer this time to send a ROV down to attach the rope or to double check the buoy and the weather today wasn't suitable. Again just speculation. I do wonder how open the Bod will be after the AGM if PIs raise those questions. More out of interest than anything else.

Krakenoil, I wish I could and pretty sure that you will do OK here with a bit of patience. Hit man thanks again for your reply, that fits in with what I was thinking and will keep an eye out for the Anchor Handlers moving in.

Cheers again and Good Luck here.

"No window on the Horizon" Not so sure about that because although it is a week away and things can chance next Friday is looking promising and worth keeping an eye on.

*Back to circa 40p