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reminds me of fitbug too, a worthless company ramped then people wonder why they have big losses when it crashes which with debts running at 36mill euros it surely will

today a little bit bumpy to 11p then after easter wit a little more clarification 20p

down

might just be in everyone's interest to see this rise about the price at which they converted the debt.. then we ALL make money. Otherwise why convesrt to stock if they dont think it will go past that 6.8p level.

yes it was early, but 4.75 would do for now,,lol

coming

10.5p to sell , its going back up

yes of course it is but the share price has dropped from 320p down to where it is now on the back of that war but peace talks are now on going and there seems to be some stability now.

crickey

ago, everyday there is eace in Syria is another day closer to restarting 25000 bpd production again

relentless buying

up we go

10p today

between 2.5 and 7p which 5.75p

how is this P&D, this is going up on the prospect of some sort of peace holding out in Syria. enough so that GPX can restart operations. as noted in previous emails a very important person has just taken a 10% stake in this and the share price used to be over £3..

not a sausage.. this will repeat tomorrow

somethings is defo going on

some big buys coming now, proper big

A busy weekend for Mr Fortson as he discloses in the same paper that Ayman Asfari, CEO of Petrofac has taken, through a private vehicle, a 10% stake in Gulfsands Petroleum. Last week I wrote that GPX had rather a lot on its plate and that waiting for the Syrian acreage to come good may take some time. I stand by that still but if there is anyone in the oil industry who knows whats going on in Syria it is Mr Asfari

and moving