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Quoted 14.5p to sell 1000 shares Nah, not going to happen lol

Have well and truly arrived....all aboard

No reason why it shouldnt Ive watched this tumble from 24p down to around 5p. Today they just released a motherload of an RNS, so im hopeful that sentiment alone will take it back to its previous levels. Then at the end of 2018 lets see where we sit with regard to actual financials etc. Whatever happens, this will be a lot higher than the 24p previous high come the end of the year in my opinion. Brilliant News and what a way to blow us out of the doldrums!

Definitely

BOOM!! Give it 12 months, lets see what this tie in generates in terms of revenue. Now its become exciting

Brilliant news About time, and i dont care if theres a placing, this is now going to head the way that LTHs hoped for. Well done one and all 👌

https://www.oilandgaspeople.com/news/highlights/16627/highlands-natural-resources-reports-spudding-of-six-new-wells/

Get shareholders to fund everything At the point of success, farm out to a 3rd party, let them drill it and negotiate a 7.5% slice of the action Call it a success BOD throw another swan on the fire as the SP tumbles and they pat each other on the back

After the weekend. Things just got interesting 👍

I saw this on another board and thought it apt https://guerillainvesting.co.uk/2009/12/15/stock-bashers-3/

Sceptic2 I have every reason to be wary of news from this Company but i think you are being 100% dismissive based on frankly nonsense. Not every customer has a loyalty card and again I repeat, how do other Supermarket chains gain access to that limited data themselves in order to decide whether to open a store once Asda/Sainsburys close one down. Answer is they cant They can only gain access to the data which is for sale, and the only people offering to sell that information is Location Sciences So excuse me if I think you are being unfairly dismissive at best and downright manipulative at worst. This is a glimmer of potential thats all and its a very clever position to manoeuvre ourselves into. I just hope that it turns into hard cash rather than pie in the sky. Only then will I be truly convinced of it but right now its a promising development despite your best efforts to spread doom and gloom for reasons known only to yourself

Ive lost all faith in the BOD to deliver on any of the carrots being dangled. Im down massively on my investment and feel that I am locked in, good or bad outcome, but as soon as i can get out of here the better. Far too many promises and not one delivered on

Care to hypothesise on probable SP movement in attaining Stage 2 Funding

Iain Ross Executive Chairman added: "The Board continues to believe the overall risk/benefit assessment of RXC004 as an investigational drug is unchanged. However, in drug development, safety of patients is the first priority and it is appropriate that the Board and management has taken the decision to suspend recruitment of further patients to the trial until the Company has consulted with the MHRA and agreed a plan to move forward. While we remain confident that we can address this issue, we currently estimate that that this suspension will lead to a delay of several months. The Board continues to believe it has sufficient resources to continue to progress RXC004 and its broader portfolio of oncology and fibrosis assets. We intend to provide a further update in due course." He speaks of 'several months' in this update. In your experience of these things, how long realistically will that several be?

From February this year talking about the options once fhe thaw comes for Icewine2. This is the moment we've all been waiting for, just a few more weeks and lets get this thing flowing, then we can all start realising some of the potential any have patiently waited for for years Have a read, it gets the heart pumping at the thought https://www.nextoilrush.com/88e-about-deliver-game-changing-farm-out/

Sceptic2 No doubt looking at store loyalty cards will give them one slice of info, yet compare the number of people with store cards for both as opposed to the number of people with a mobile phone. They have a minute amount of data in comparison and surely if you are making multi-million calls on store closures youll need the moat accurate data out there. Also, how do Aldi, Lidl etc gain the information from Asda/Sainsburys loyalty card holders info? Do they just call up the Butcher counter and ask for it? Methinks you are just looking to dampen what could and should be a glimmer of hope for this

The shares in my portfolio, Sxx is the one which I look to in order to fund my retirement. The project is so large and so valuable that it is crucial to UK PLC to make it work, of that I in no doubt. Stage 2 funding will happen and I can see it happening with ease Once announced then this will really begin to motor on over the next 5 -10yrs, hopefully to provide me with a valuable pot to ensure a relatively affordable retirement. I honestly cannot see this being allowed to fail, the financial benefits are simply too large for the entire region and UK

Aerial Completely agree. Its interesting how in a situation like this Asda/Sainsburys merger, the dangling of this 'informative carrot' may well reap rewards. No-one else has access to this data and it will be beneficial to Asda/Sainsburys to know where the overlaps occur, so that they can make informed decisions when it comes to store closures. Having said that, it not only makes sense for their competitors to have that information too but it also makes sense for Asda/Sainsburys to not want their competitiors to have access also. Straight away youve created a market and you can control the price as only you know the information and therefore it has a value to people wanting access and to other people protecting it from others. This has the possibility to generate income. How much depends on how important that information is in regards to what hangs upon it. In this case itll be worth choosing the right stores to close and the right ones to keep open, which are going to be �multi-million decisions. They have to get it right first time out. So it has value to them. Then you need look at how valuable that same info is to their competitors and how valuable it is to both Asda/Sainsburys that that information is kept secret. Who knows the value? But im guessing that Mark Slade already has figures in mind Lets see what comes of this but im heartened as this is a really clever position to take in the market place. Right in the middle of it all and with arms welcome to anyone who wants to buy an insight not known elsewhere. An insight which has the potential for a retailer to choose where to open/close branches of Supermarkets. I find myself nodding and smiling at the prospect

Many years ago when I worked for Shell, we would be in and out of the Arabian Gulf all of the time. The Straits of Hormuz were just one of many potential areas of concern as the Iranian Revolutionary Guard claimed the right to police the area. The US sent a Navy battlegroup to the area to keep them at bay and they did a relatively good job. One thing I found more efficienf at dealing with these mullahs in motorboats was the sign on your funnel. As I worked for Shell, the scallop was unmistakeable and due to Shell having a lot of interest in Iran, then I dont recall an incident where a Shell tanker was attacked during this time. Of course that all changed when the Gulf War kicked off and we were having Iranian gunboats approach fully laden gas carriers with lit molotov cocktails in hand. Notning focusses the mind more than an Iranian with a lit petrol bomb as you are sitting atop a huge amount of highly flammable and explosive cargo. Still, at least it was preferable to the time we were sat at anchor Dubai as Scud missiles began landing in the water around us. No point panicking, I went out onto the bridgewing to watch them fall from the sky. Impressive but scary as hell at the same time. So, will Trumps act cause issues at Hormuz? Definitely Will it affect AM? Doubtful as the US fleet will be in the region keeping watch on it all. Will the Price of Oil increase? $100/bbl will return if it gets a bit tasty in that region once again

This is clever Planting the seed to Sainsburys and Asda to purchase the data to see wnere the overlaps occur for their stores but also planting the seed for retailers like Aldi and Lidl to purchase the data too, so that they can benefit from the information. This is clever