Member Info for Ddraig

10.49 - Maybe take solace in this. Richard Branson...successful entrepreneur, right? He effectively licenses out the Virgin brand to businesses....his hit rate is 10% success to 90% poor folly. The point is, in this arena, you only need one good egg to make up for 90% rotten ones. Keep smiling :-)

10.43 - You an I been round the 88e block like a game of monopoly. This one actually feels the highest risk/return drill to date, even over the numerous wildcats. If they can't find something of value next to our neighbours finds then we will be running out of options.

10.34 - Interesting comment - well I hope you get that back. More likely the cineworld

07.15 - I wonder if those numbers (unverified) are pre or post the tax credits... in this world you pays your monies and take your chances...Pantheon's value is they are further down the track when oil price iOS high again...seems like a fair trade to me.

08.13 - You could be right. Are you basing it on anything specifically or just a feeling? I think there is also a risk that tis more condensate and gassy based on other wells / depths but the subsurface geology is complex. However the probability all will be good is higher due to Pantheons drills, that can't be denied. They will just have to drop a pipe in and find out....thats whey everyone has to do that. Any find by them helps Pantheon - is some / all of the targets are extended the whole area becomes more valuable to potential suiters.

17.16 - Certainly can't say that people don't get their hands on private info and trade on it thats true. I appreciate your strategy and align to that...but each to their own. I think you should add the value of the production oil that will, be sold. good flow rates and thats valuable and should be positive for the share price. Might not be a Connoco flow but over the months it will help toward funding more drills / assessments and/or interest payments on the convertibles to avoid dilution :-)

can=can't

16.33 - But not the content and if the do know the content its non-public information before its issued and made public therefore you can trade and make money on it...well, legally anyway, called insider trading unless I'm mistaken?

15.55 - pretty sure RNS pre issuance is private information so would hope no one is trading on that information

16.38 - exactly, life is hard to judge..ride the wave when it’s good but don’t gloat, try to ignore the vindictive in the lows and stay positive

11.43 - To be honest I've always had plan A as conventional targets. Until a few months back, the oil price wouldn't have supported it and even though it does now, things change quickly - not that long ago we were at $25 a barrel...lots of unknown material outside influences will push oil up and down

13.51 - I'll hunt you down in 8 weeks and force feed you humble pie :-)

20.24....yes, before they went on a wild goose chase in Peregrine 1 and 2. Should have stuck with plan 'A'

Weird update. Having to clarify the recent Icewine east was exclusive to the 10 Nov '20 Icewine west resource figures.
Then only reconfirming Icewine East numbers. If I were to issue a note like that I'd publish both and provide a consolidated summary...that way its crystal clear. Wholly unsure what the purpose was and question the requirement for an RNS as nothing new to be determined as price sensitive (all info already public)

:-)

I see a lot of green boxes this morning....That must mean I'm missing.....absolutely nothing :-)

19.40 - a number of others ways to cover longs or shorts to cover books...stock borrow / lend, equity total return swaps but they still aim to be flat daily.

17.33 - And if he ever says he has and gets answers I will speak to Ashley to make sure its genuine

22.03 - All of that is unfortunately necessary to be prudent and get a seat at the table in next year's drill season - I do get aggravated by the ".....for at least 12 months" never seem to get to that date.

22.02 - Consolidation?