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I wouldnt be suprised if they have sold all the oil undercover..because from all the prospects just a cover up . Come on can we get 50m in this share anyone willing to donate

So AGM wht are they going to say...we have held production until 2014...okay so what shall we do for time being...hmmm lets get dr who on board...he has a 'potential oil find ' lets call the bail outs back from when we had a market cap of 70m....hmm sure we will surely reach 23p...what do you think rockhopper...will our small percentahe stake in you be worth while...hmmm i do say premier oil made a substantial investment...ahh guess if there was no oil why the investment...ahhh it seems to me they found barralled and lied to us all maybe...na never how could thry cover up a discover that required the govenment to intervene...are you saying its a cover up...na would i say that in a world offreedm of speech ahhh what is it then...frustration this share hasnt done anything..a few chiefs with over predictions...and ow yes goldman sachs rating this a strong buy giving it a value of 56p in short term...really 56p and we are around 14p what a load of exageration far from truth...ahhh what do you think

Question : What would happen if a bunch of 50m put into this market cap tomorrow ? big money...dreams always a dream...define reality guys !

LOST HOPE HERE always said straight up panic sellers..panic panic and more panic..for what ? just silly..as for these amazing predictions how do you expect this when all you got in this share are bail outs ? nice prediction :)

http://en.mercopress.com/2013/04/02/falklands-new-port-facility-sea-bed-survey-to-be-completed-by-early-june

Desire Petroleum plc (LON: DES)‘s stock had its “buy” rating reiterated by investment analysts at Fox-Davies Capital in a note issued to investors on Monday. They currently have a $0.61 (40 GBX) target price on the stock. Shares of Desire Petroleum plc (LON: DES) opened at 16.17 on Monday. Desire Petroleum plc has a one year low of GBX 16.00 and a one year high of GBX 33.787. The stock’s 50-day moving average is currently GBX 23.77. http://zolmax.com/desire-petroleum-plcs-buy-rating-reaffirmed-at-fox-davies-capital-des/51414/

I think this share will recover to 20p...its just absolutely dissapointing big time people PANIC...panic panic panic and sell at a loss...why would you want to do that ? why not be patient and allow it it pick up gradually increasing the investment opportunity....making it a worth while investment for the longterm...i just dont understand peoples perception, when their is no bad news towards this share, just a steady setback, and people PANIC PANIC PANIC lol ahhh its silly.

http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/2013/04/03/shares/sectors/risk-fully-priced-in-for-falklands-oil-eX6buD8PtdWeCYDbzAVIIJ/article.html

I respect all opinions made, well if we are to achieve 40p don't you think the share needs to push to a midpoint around 25p ? and not lows of 16p ?

http://www.thebusinessdesk.com/westmidlands/news/446694-desire-petroleum-to-continue-operations-despite-losses.html?news_section=28388

what's the Euro got to do with Des ? I can't wait for some NEWS for DES ? come on tick tock...hurry up it has to truly come soon...I am hopeful we will achieve 23p on the down turn...We just need to have faith ? hmmm

its just petty, i have seen xel rise at-least four times from 99p to 120p and its a shame we cant see this share rise around the 30p until news comes. Why is this ?

WE NEED PEOPLE TO STICK TO BUYING NOT SELLING >> TOP UP WHEN NO ONE SELLS THIS PRICE JUST STICKS AND HOLDS..BUT PANIC SELLERS...WHY SELL WHEN THEY ISN'T EVEN ANY NEWS YET ? ESPECIALLY NO BAD NEWS ..SO WHY SELL ? DOESNT MAKE SENSE DOES IT ?

come on we need this to tip up soon pleaseeeee no sell..win win win

I think if we are to get back to 70m and around 23p it would be a great start.

big this up to do well !

http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-21752581 the stability and backing of the government leaves all investors in safety of their investments

DES FLOATING LIKE A BUTTERFLY IT WILL STING LIKE A BEA ITS WAITING ON THE DISCOVERY THAT WILL MAKE IT BE FALKLANDS GREATEST DETECTION YET TO BE !

From 1957-64 he worked with Shell in Venezuela, the Netherlands and the USA. In 1964, well before North Sea Oil was established or even known about, he left Shell and became an independent geology consultant until 1979 (and during his time as an MP) when he founded Clyde Petroleum in 1973, being Chief Executive from 1979–83 and Chairman from 1983-95. Clyde had many involvements in North Sea oil. From 1989-2002 he was Chairman of Greenwich Resources, a gold mining company. He was Chairman of the English String Orchestra (and was also involved with the English Symphony Orchestra) and Falklands Conservation from 1990-2. In 1996 he founded Desire Petroleum, staying Chairman until he died in 2009. Although he visited the Falkland Islands in 1975, he was not hopeful about oil prospects in the area until 2004, when a seismic survey of the geology showed considerable quantities of oil.

2010-11 drilling programme In February 2010 Desire began a programme of exploratory drilling, with costs shared by farming out drilling slots to Rockhopper Exploration (of Salisbury, Wiltshire) and Falkland Oil & Gas Ltd, in the North Falkland Basin. In the northern section of the basin this covers the prospects of Rachel, Kath, Pam, Ann, Anna, Liz, South Orca, Ninky, Beth, Jayne and Helen. In the southern section are Dawn, Alpha, Kate, Ruth and Barbara. Entrance to Mathon Court, headquarters of Desire Petroleum The first well was categorised as a gas discovery,[1] with one other gas event and two sets of oil shows encountered. Stock market disappointment that the first well was not an immediate commercial discovery of oil led to an immediate slump in share price, though Desire continue to analyse the data gathered in order to assist with the remainder of the drilling programme. The second well, drilling for partner company Rockhopper Exploration, was an oil discovery which further confirmed the geological model for the North Falkland Basin for Desire and Rockhopper's remaining prospects.[2] The drilling programme is anticipated to run to ten exploration wells.