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Scott - I take it as you haven't answered me you haven't asked the BOD. Are you going to as I would be interested in what they say.

"00:16
Scott, in regards to your first point, I shall answer a question with a question - did you try and ask the BOD this question? If you did you might have not had to wait months for an answer."

00:16
Scott, in regards to your first point, I shall answer a question with a question - did you try and ask the BOD this question? If you did you might have not had to wait months for an answer.

15:34
I bet there is - look harder, although they are not now junior oilers any more.

09:33
"It is unlikely that the Company will proceed with the sixth workover after preliminary
wellbore integrity investigations revealed that operations were likely to exceed its AFE and not be risk
free. The seventh workover is progressing as planned and expected to be completed in November".
They are planning further workovers during 2023.

00:46
No - read your last paragraph. You start off by insulting the investors here. That is just not nice.

Scott,
There you go again, insulting investors who invested in 88E. Not nice!! It’s ok to have views but not nice to insult.

Thanks Brom,
Do you know what the bid price deficiency means?

10:21
The only thing he hasn't given us are the showtimes.

Assuming they are drilling in March. Might have to wait a bit longer if they are planning to drill during summer.

12:16
Nice to see we agree on some issues.
Just because they haven’t started flow testing etc yet (I believe it will start soon) doesn’t mean they have no information about possible potential results.

23:02
I think you are missing the point. I’m sure that both you and Scott made several points about our director selling just before drill results give not only gives a bad impression but also a bit underhand, and yet some of yours have just done the same thing. All all know of the results of our last drill, so what does PANR directors know?

Don't worry - I'm sure he'll be back with his 10 page essays.

11:49
Did you (or Scott) not say it's a bad sign that the directors are/were selling just before drill results. Can't have it both ways. Seems to me the behaviors are both the same on this point.

Hi Scott126/ Rabito79,
I have a genuine question, why would directors sell significant amount of shares just before possible drill results? If the results were looking good why would they sell?

Has $EEENF has lost their QBOTC status? Are they now Pink?

15:27
I did learn the hard way. But it was a good lesson in the long run. The annoying thing with Thomas Cook was the they would tell you one thing one week and completely a different thing the next.

14:49
I hope you are right. I really want Cineworld to survive and prosper. I go regularly to The Done at Greenwich and it's a great venue. Screen 16 is superb!!

14:34
I invested in both Debenhams and Thomas Cook and was there at the end, I managed to sell just before the end, it wasn't a nice feeling. I also invested in Cineworld and sold at just under £3, more by luck than judgment. But one thing I learnt was as soon as debt becomes an issue then be very wary as that is one of the main reasons why companies go bust (I'm not saying to sell/buy as it's up to the individual).

To be honest, I used to have shares in Cineworld but not anymore. I go to Cineworld at The Dome in Greenwich regularly and I think that is a great experience, so I would be delighted if Cineworld stay open in it's current form. But my concern is although bigger films are coming soon I feel a lot will rather watch them using the streaming services, especially in the current climate. So the revenue just won't be there.

23:47
For once, I agree with you. I think we will self fund the drill. The downside is more shares in issue but if the price goes to 2.9p then I will settle for that. Soon it will be time to buy some more and average down.