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Was priced at 39p in jan/feb with less production, Gas prices on the up as is oil.

No DEBT . This could bag today .

Rajbury Think this has been over looked by the market, excellent RNS with $12 million cash and 4,317 boepd tells me it will go higher.

JL i am going back into the g next week, first tranche.

Always wanted to have a pint with you JL, think it would be a scream although i cant drink like in the 80's.

I can feel more positive vibes than negatives. That's a big Brucie bonus .

GreenWolf When the numbers come in, you wont be buying at this price. We now have the edge as the market will take time to digest what's Occurring.

GreenWolf "The key to everything going forward is the numbers - net profit - or "good returns" as Alastair put it earlier."
This is now like a new investment, must shrug off the past and now look at this venture as the beginning , wont be easy for us long in the tooth but the potential for new investors could be mouth watering . How many million tonnes do we have . I like the prospect of barging , convenient location.

Q4 next week , all change to the upside. ;-)

Not good reading , glad i sold at 18p .

GreenWolf Wasn't it always about the numbers and RS constant fog on opp's , this is a new era and time to ramp up production ( as they are doing ). Subdued maybe but do we really need traders at this point, investors will now move in as the path to profitability becomes a reality. Q4 next week and some PR from Alister will do the trick. IMO.

So Alistair Muir stated they are looking at gaining a 25% share of the 700,000tons shipped in Tanzania. Now that will be worth the wait.

This for me is he best part........ EITL, MarTek and ILTL have agreed to focus on maximising production from Rukwa with a target of increasing capacity in the near term to circa 12,500 tonnes per month.

aptly named .

Pokerchips....."the sense of adventure had disappeared...gone..." I wouldn't call going on a cruse ship adventure . More loads of fat unadventurous people with to much money and time hanging around waiting for the next meal so they can gorge themselves even further. IMO

Ollyandpatch " Decent company. " How do you know this , what have they achieved since the sale of the Housing businesses, the market think's not much.

zahirmiahoutlook........"Think 70p is still too low especially since it’s dropped over 95% in the last 18 months" So the stock just miraculously dropped through no fault of there own. I think you will find plenty of UK company's are valued as junk, i wonder why. Grow up and stop ramping with no substance other than that blog.

zahirmiahoutlook Like that would inspire me to buy this stock. Asktraders my a@@. P&D

JL , never , but i suppose what are you looking for from the stock market. I am short term on most of my stocks ( 3-6 months ) and that is why i am still poor . Personally i'm looking for a big dump this Autumn / winter and i think a bag will present itself .

It bloody well is and and those who think we will just bounce out of this are very much mistaken . I think we are in the denial stage and come Oct/Nov things will start to get really messy. Look at the construction company's, why have they not taken off like normal in this situation, even though Boris has said we're going to build our way out of this mess. Well what is he going to build , new factory's to kick start the economy, invest in our steel industry so we don't have to import cheep nasty Chines crap. Make are own wind turbines from scratch instead of importing , get farming into the 21st century so we are more productive. No he will build more houses schools and hospitals to get votes. The glory times of EU citisans coming to the uk to live and work are over, that influx propelled our housing market to new highs as squalid rented accommodation in City's were rented our by unscrupulous landlords at over inflated prices. This pushed up prices right along the property ladder, who will be the new first time buyers when the vast majority of young people who have work are on minimum wage. As you rightly say, who is going to open new business, what are the implications if your work force contract Covid and suffer health issues. Nobody in there right mind is going to take those huge risks , never mind the impending recession . What i still don't understand is who will foot the bill of the bus drivers/health workers/other front line workers who have suffered long term health issues or death after being ordered to go to work or loose there job. And all this for a pandemic that has mainly killed people with underlying medical conditions , who lets face it are only alive due to medical science. How now to get this economy kick started .