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Everybody is anonymous, still there are decent guys, and private boards for them to congregate if they wish. Usually most people who group together tend to watch each others back.. Then there is you, but you have explained numerous times there are no friends

The problem there was your conduct on the He1 BB, where you became a keyboard warrior, in your squabbles with the like of Cybertron relentlessly targeted the raise, multiple times daily, even on the weekend, while you were out of that stock. You discussed the raise here and used that on the He1 BB, while you were told some here were waiting for a blip to get out.. Your bickering came before everybody else.

The idea of posting here, was to a create a supportive team, to help each other do better, and help avoid some bad choices..

When the guys here use their time posting, sometimes writing considerably long posts, for the benefit of those here, I appreciate the time they have given in doing so, its the sort of thing your mates do

So if somebody you communicate with regularly, helping you out does'nt deserve to be classed as a friend then I don't what to say.. Well I suppose it depends on ones underlying intentions...

Here they say, within 2 hours raw or cooked meats need to be refrigerated or thrown...so much waste..

The meats in that market don't even have ice, yet china's population seems to grow faster than ours..probably tougher too

Is there a typical MC a miner reaches a base at this stage,, seems that Hex reached £20m, and GEX almost got there until TW appeared,,

" the new BoD are well known small cap traders. "

Could they be more interested in trading rather than mineral potential ?

Both Oil and Gas , thats pure overload for me, not sure I have space in memory for both..

£11m MC now, I guess that has to be it for now at this stage, what do you think ?

This article suggests that funding will be required to 3D seismic(a work commitment), He1 put me under the impression 3D was big bucks, millions on land ???

Also mention GBP keeps the full licence area, no need to surrender part of, thats a big bonus..

https://www.oedigital.com/news/507178-namibia-grants-global-petroleum-partners-2-year-renewal-period-for-offshore-block

X marks the spot

https://images.oedigital.com/images/maritime/w600/credit-global-petroleum-143136.png

Namibia 2.7bn barrels

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/GBP/pel-94-license-update-and-strategic-expansion-6h1qtw7871qy1zj.html

Which well ? all I see is mining prospects...

Who was it that had an interest in Namibia

I did-nt until PP mentioned WBI raise, QP shows a grid of 6 boxes, top right is RNS, its red when flagging updates...

Its great when it works as you can check all your shares at a glance

Well that blank space after the 1st few posts has now filled with annoying adverts, shame they couldn't fix their RNS feed

Looks very leaky...and pumping carbon credits business...while promoting benefits of dilution vs debt..

https://invst.ly/16pust

The Board believes this strategic move enhances stakeholder confidence by demonstrating robust financial management and reduces dependency on debt, providing flexibility to seize market opportunities. THE NET PROCEEDS WILL ALSO HELP THE COMPANY FUND THE REGISTRATION PROCESS OF ITS CARBON CREDITS TRADING BUSINESS.

Red dot not highlighting RNS, although I thought it was there earlier ?

WBI leaky ?

Price crashed 25% yesterday, update today ????

Problem with QP today, its not highlighting new RNS updates

No doubt you timed it right,

Now it should be in a stronger position, so will it head back to 0.5p ?

Bill Gates, what does he know about making money ? lol

Down 5% on this update. .....???????

The subscription price represents a premium of approximately 275% to the Company's closing share price on 1 October 2024.

The subscription will take effect in March 2025 ahead of the planned HEMO-CAR-T pediatric study.

@Deep100, the talk here doesn't pop up on the Chat Ticker or the Share Chat page or the company search, so should have limited viewing..

https://www.lse.co.uk/share-chat.html