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I shockingly notice that the active board members are still the same as when I was bullied off the board some 2 years ago or so. I sold at 17p putting everything in Pantheon Resources, who may I say have done slightly better (up about 1000% since then)
And the bickering is still going on it seems.
Your money - your fun. Good luck….
8p ;-))

is it known when the next satellite flyover will happen ?

surely is the wrong market response to today’s RNS.

Can’t say how grateful I am for getting chased of this group by permanent YGEN investor- bullies, for sharing my unfavourable view of Mr Rees captain-ship, when the share price was 17p. Best sell I have ever made :-))

Total nonsense Pawelbak. One can tell you aren’t British. More people die of CoVid in U.K. than in most other European countries put together. Yet, not lockdown. Why ?? Because 1) U.K. can’t afford it, 2) Nobody (really) wants it, 3) the U.K. government will be finished, if they impose another lockdown. It just WILL NOT happen. As Boris said, rather pile the bodies high…..
And the US, same thing !!!

Chaps, I’ve not dabbled in national infrastructure for a very long time. Noticed the SP movement yesterday, got curious and realise that BT may have laid a golden egg in terms of OpenReach, which seem to have massively matured on the demand driven by the pandemic. Just wondering if any speculations as to the value of OR have been bantered around ???

The SP is holding up remarkably well today, given no new leases were announced, no news on funding, and COP26 on the 3rd day already cracked open the attacks on O&G funding. Are we assuming that nobody gets the idea of suggesting curbing or controlling the development of new (mega) O&G assets with several decades of expected operational life in them ??

In over the weekend - no thank you.
In over COP26 - no thank you.

Only a fool do not fear outcome of 200 ish leaders of state trying to impress billions of voters.

I do anticipate rhetoric of curbing future exploration/development as a cheap way out of a narrowing rabbit hole, passing the buck to the next man, but we will see. My pension though will not be riding on anything said by these crowd pleasing bandits….

Oh dear oh dear. Not much have changed here…

@villa01
Big majors just can’t get enough new oilfields… Everybody knows that :-)))
https://twitter.com/ft/status/1412264155382439941?s=21

Not much point buying and selling at 390p. Most smarter people will look at likely q3 outcomes. Q3 include 11d of euro2020 as well as the entire olympics, so in my view will be about as good as q2. Many won’t come off the habit of ordering food in post pandemic, besides the chances of yet another significant lockdown is defo in the cards. Cv19 is a respiratory thing, which always gets way worse during autumn and winter. And as with flu jabs, it’s hit and miss. I can only see this go significantly over IPO opening. My 10p worth. The actual value of ROO is IMV alone determined by what a suitor is prepared to pay for it.

5-600p in a take-over bid…

400p tomorrow 8.05am
Good luck

Could not agree more with the sentiment. We humans cut corners and happily exploit other humans, plants, animals and every earthly resource to extinction. And as we humans are creatures of habits, it makes investing a fairly predictable game.

If I’m not wrong, the results of 19 days of excessive food ordering during the Euro2020 will be on revealed here tomorrow at 7.00am…..

With Delivery Hero 6x MCap of ROO and happy to expand by M&A, surely this is just a matter of time…..

@sailplane

Re ISDS as a safety net, I’d keep an eye on it. Especially come early November.

With the US being back online tomorrow afternoon playing catch-up, you may not have to wait for long…..

Tax Credits presumably must have sat on the Great Bear balance sheet as it was meant to be a good as money, but it says in the PANR RNS re the take-over than PANR bought GB as a financial distressed business. My vastly uninformed guess is that the tax credits did not go to PANR, assuming there were any left. Somebody might decide to do a bit of forensics into this at some point.

Great Bear Tax Credits 2016 appear to have been $140m

https://www.petroleumnews.com/pntruncate/352025505.shtml