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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2022/03/25/chinas-coal-revival-may-soon-slash-energy-bills-wicked-ecological/
This guy is very ofetn right in my experience. Eiher way, it is something to think about in a contrarian way.
"Citigroup is telling clients that global gas prices could fall as fast as they rose, plummeting over the second half of this year as diverted LNG floods the world market. It has pencilled in European gas prices of $10 per Metric Million British Thermal Unit (MMBtu) or lower by the summer, down from a peak of $110 at the height of the winter crisis."

And there we have it - buying at 400p!

This (from The Telegraph) is an example of sentiment in UK Oil and Gas now:
"Shell has said it will invest up to £25bn in the UK energy system over the next decade after cutting ties with the Kremlin over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
David Bunch, Shell’s UK country chair, said the company will spend between £20bn and £25bn, with 75pc of that on low-carbon products and services such as offshore wind, hydrogen and electric mobility.
It comes after Shell pledged to sell its stake in Rosneft, end its joint venture with Gazprom and stop work on the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
The FTSE 100 company also said it will stop buying Russian oil and gas following a backlash over its decision to snap up a cargo of crude at a discount earlier this month.

Yes agree with Worzel, post of the month F79! :-)

Come on, lets be having an offer from the US! :-)

I am not sure that I agree Stan. Knowing when to walk away is the sign of good management IMO.
Bargain basement prices today it seems. Only for the brave though!

I think the lack of news/PR/Engagement from the BOD is frustrating but actually represent a great opportunity for investors. I believe this is so far "under the radar" of most of the market that it is practically underground! When the fireworks start, holders should be well and truly rewarded IMO.

Yes, I am very pleased that we are focusing on our own assets and not getting too stretched.

I think SQZ have left it too late to acquire N Sea assets at a decent price. Sell up or at least a stonking dividend are the only two realistic options I see.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2022/03/22/eyes-return-cambo-north-sea-oil-project/

MF option expires at close of business tomorrow so it would not surprise me if they don't RNS it until 7am Monday, either way. Or possibly an after market one tomorrow evening...

And another delayed buy of 500k shares from this morning. Someone loading up. PI? II? Or BOD???

When is "Main Engine Ignition"???

Haha! How long did it take you to do that Obelix? :-)

Sorry, just to be clear, when I mentioned an exercise price of 15p, I meant the price at which to Co can force take up. Obviously, the actual price paid would be 8.5p, as outlined by ss.

A couple of chunky 500k share buys went through this morning at 3.8p. I guess that explains the rise!

As one that took part in the placing, I can say that it was the warrants that made it attractive to me. I am along term bull on KAV and have been here for well over 3 years now. The £25k I put in to the 5.5p placing was a great way of getting upside exposure with a relatively low up front investment. I am quite confident that the exercise price of 15p will be achieved this year if even half of the plans come good. And if it doesn't, I will wait!

O&W, not sure what you mean by "fake trading"? Surely AIM is all about speculation and conjecture in between release of news? I don't doubt that a delay in further news will cause a dip but so long as most holders see the big picture, it should be shortlived.

9.09paid for 22k shares at 10.36 :-)

Well, there's your buy at 9p Obelix! :-)

At last, managed to get 170k shares but had to pay 8.15p for them.