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Gamflin, I would be very surprised if they would put volatile liquids into a pipeline designed for gas not fluids.
That's why they have separators. The condensates are somewhere between Jet fuel and diesel in terms of their API and will probably be tankered, not worth a separate pipeline. Value is circa 25% to 30% more than normal crude so will not go into oil pipeline.

DC, it is the garment makers that are unscrupulous, not BooHoo.
There have always been great companies that sell carp and make large profits, that's business. Profit is the only thing that matters.
There is nothing like a bit of volatility to create opportunities, the thing that I object to is that these duplicitous idiots like to be supercilious on the one hand, and on the other they are out to sell newspapers or to take advantage of the SP movements that they know will result!
I will have no hesitation in buying in when it bottoms out, it is a storm in a tea cup. Snowflakes will simply HAVE to buy items if Kim Fatbottiam is wearing it on the interweb. Poor souls.

Of course they don't.
It is a collusion between unscrupulous employers and people that should not be here, they deserve each other.
The employers should be prosecuted for failure to report illegals,
The Police are missing the chance to round them up and put them into custody and then send 'em home. I suppose they have to be careful because of the BLM idiots that want to disband the Police force and give the money to social projects, leaving the drug dealers to police the streets.
The BBC and Guardian are to blame for their woolly minded Liberal nonsense, and as a result the share price of a great company has suffered. Having said that, some of the shareholders must have weak politics to capitulate and sell.
Unfortunately, the Snowflake customers for the sort of carp they sell think that these illegals should get free NHS care, schooling etc. and will move away from BooHoo to buy carp from other companies with real slave labour and poor sewing from children.
Always hard to catch a falling knife, but a great buying opportunity. That's what matters.

Not sure if they have the equivalent of an uncrossed trade or not, but closing price seems to have risen to $1.02.
We do tend to lag behind Canada a bit, but if there is a good reserves RNS tomorrow we should blast past 60 pence.
I had been sleeping so much better since we were told to stand down on the report for the time being, and had given up on RRE ever doing anything.
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas...........
Not only the presents, but also the how many sleeps....?
Warren is right.

Very good to see a nice strong close after a very busy day for Canada!

I know that it may be purely coincidental that we are about to get the reserves figures, but we will see very soon, I am sure.

PhotoTLP Charting and technicals are not that difficult if you look at sites like Trading View. The bots may filter it but look at

https://uk.tradingview.com/symbols/TSX-TXP/technicals/

You can vary the time frame just above the 'Speedo'.

I think that Serica SQZ has some mileage, if there is a corporate appetite for another RRE type deal.
I am also very keen on Touchstone TXP which has outstripped RRE 4X since January and is really beginning to motor with 2 gas finds and about to drill two more..
Good luck all, it has been an exciting ride but the ending was premature and a bit disappointing.
Good luck for the future.
Dana

JTD I am happy to defer to your greater knowledge of swear words.
I think that there is also a correlation between swearing and intelligence. You must be a f****ng genius you b****ard c**t.
https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/swearing-study-intelligent-intelligence-university-of-rochester-a7916516.html

Jayque, yes they do SIPPS, probably the cheapest provider through Hornbuckle.
£10.99 a trade online I think for the first 20 trades per month then I think it drops to £6.99.
Phone trades are now about £25 I think.
Selftrade is now Eqi, part of Equiniti and one of the biggest registrars.
Generally they are pretty good.

Jayque, your perspicacity is off the scale mate.
I think that you are right.
If I was at North it would be a quid.
Maybe it is? I do hope so, we will get there much more quickly.

Very happy chappy here.
It finally went through 99.55.27 at 55.5 pence.
WIll be a late reported deal, hope that it shows as a buy.

One thing that I have noticed with North is that every so often they seem to raise the price they are prepared to sell at.
They are not controlling the market, they are just setting their parameters.
They have had 30 pence, then 40 pence, then 50 pence.
Right, if we all put our heads together, and put our thinking caps on, let's see if we can guess what sell price they will, or have already set for future sales.
It doesn't seem to be 55 pence.
Any more bids?

JTD my limit was already 56 pence. Nothing.
I wonder if there's a shed full of RRE cash waiting to get in?
Spike in LBE was RRE cash, rinse and repeat. Not sure that it will be that easy to repeat RRE's success, and suspect that if they find a deal it will need a huge fundraise.
SQZ Serica also had a lot of buying yesterday.

I have been trying to buy 100,000 the last couple of days.
The dealers at Selftrade are supposed to be 'working it.
Spoke to them this morning. The MMs have no stock.
Does this mean that North has stopped selling?
If it does, we will romp up on news.

Sasa. It looks to me like they have bought 15% or so of the company this morning, giving them circa 50%.
They need to get to 75% for it to be irrefutable, but unless they are planning to give some extra sweeties to their friends and relatives, in a couple of weeks, I think that it is a stick-on at £18.50 and it may or not worth be worth holding out.
Let us suppose that you manage to get an extra 15% from AA, I wonder whether it is worth the wait, imho.
I took some more Serica and TXP this morning, and they are already moving ahead, but probably a spike from like-minded reinvestors.
Good luck all, only annoyed that I top-sliced a couple of thousand last week. Bugger.
AND I missed out on a spread-bet last Friday as I was too busy. Ah well, count your blesings.

Very similar to when KNOC bought out DANA for 2 X earnings.
Share price was £18.00.
Ah well, onto the next.
Longboat seems to be popular, but I am wary of a big rights issue/cashraise.

Opening auction should be interesting

Greenspan, they have to pay the highest price that the concert party has paid, not the market as a whole.

I think AA paid £1850 for a few shares last October from memory/

It explains the wide spread over recent weeks.

£18.50 opening bid.

They need 75% approval.

This is less than the cash in the bank.

In my excitement. That was for RRE