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painful.... :(

Ah, ok. Pardon my lack of knowledge on trading semantics.

i dont think so. I think its "surfers", those that buy when its down and sell up for a few % gain.

Purely from personal pain and gain sharing so, not advice.
For AIM co's
Come into stocks early probably helps then trim them out after DD and leave the ones you feel comfortable. I was in a few early on - but kept only HE1 out of 6/7 early buys within the months HE1 listed. (300%+ up now, it will be 10x soon, toes crossed!).

For Main Stocks, i only buy after extensive DD and hold until further notice. I do sell, like Shell/ BP, Illumina. I would love to buy back into Illumina for example, having taken it to the washing machine a good 10+ times, but the current price is nonsense, so i will wait patiently. If it doesn't come down, who cares - next !. Eg set an entry level (and alarm on your app).

Otherwise just be an opportunist. Buy, sell when there is enough profit for whatever shares. I've sold shares for weekend lunch money :) my business partner used to laugh at me when i started buying / selling shares back in Apr last year for, £40 -50 profit every other day to start with. You can easily add two zeroes to it now. And he's stopped laughing.

some wait for the end game (profits, multiple, hodl), others looks for a combo of " win, high frequency, compound and consistency" and keep at it.

Anyhow, i don't know anything so don't listen to me. I've lost a lot too, like £8-10k per share following the first round of US yield jitters and i didn't know what to do..

Afternoon Dai. The heat is killing me. Must be the effect of living in scotland too long before migrating back south. :(
I didnt do Syme, just CCZ which i exited very quickly and Cine which i am waiting a bit. I bought and sold at the point of enough profits for most of my dealings, bar HE1 and 2 others. "Enough" is simply measured by if my plate feels ok to me, not if the plate can fit more stuff (profit) on it. :)
Simple ways, simple life, zero commission, happy for everyone to make money. And i take the bus daily when my peers thought it would ruin how people perceive me.
Saying that, for HE1, the game has still got a lot of length to play out in this drilling programme. And we are just at drill number 1. :) then we have appraisal to wait and enjoy the outcome.

SGF
I honestly dont know without eyes on the ground or the drill program made public.
Anyhow, i will guess:
seeing the delays, sidetrack ops and depth for sidetrack, i suspect within the next 7 days? Next Friday or thereabouts?

Thanks Norfolk. I have been in and out of ARB riding the waves. Will have a look on Monday, thanks for the heads up.
I will not buy UKOG though, i would say most oil and gas "lifers" that i know stay away from them.
In contrast, i am aware of a lot of very senior oil and gas personnel invested in HE1. Including names you sometimes see on papers like FT. :)
We like HE1. A lot.

Interesting post SGF. Need to ask Jon Gluyas for his opinion.:)

In E&P, the HC generally are fixed once its reservoired, talks of recharging are actually due to repressurisation and resegregation, no new HC were emplaced, migration is discussed as happening geological ages ago. Now this due to the fact that HC kitchen is no longer active. The opposite of Helium which continues to have a very active "kitchen / source".
I will ask around, great Friday question. :)

Well said Dai. The old posters have contributed much and spent a lot of their time to share their DD and answer questions and summarise links.
I recall ST was busy typing on this board for a live update some moons back.
Of course i also see the point of others.
Some of us found HE1 through research, others via member and advisors of HE1, from posters on other boards sharing tips about HE1 (quite a bit) or by chance in here as a follow through from ATTIS, or found tips from Motley, Zaks etc. So different sources.
I enjoy tips so please dont stop, but note the newer posters might find it a bit off. Happy for a balance. A simple example was Trek's tips last week, i made a load of cash in 72 hours. I like it. We have been helping each other for so long, i suppose we are warm to each other. Nothing bad or negative intended.
For new investors, dont be shy asking questions, happy to help as always. (Also dont be shy saying you are not happy, we are all here to make money).

Morning Dai
With 2D seismic, there is only so much accuracy you can get from tank size.
In one of my old post, a sufficiently designed well test, step rates, time with allow information related to productivity, and tank boundary to be determined. The latter info tightens up volume.
Its not the end, the reserves, combination of tank size and productivity will continue to be tightened up all the way to production phase.

Not quite Big Mike, but they can make a guess at that point, get a picture of volume and size, and its a (required) step in the right direction. Appraisal well results which is planned back to back will confirm that by confirming further tank size and production potential.

Dyor

65.8p on IG post auction. picked up a bit more. screw the shorters

Lots of new investors joining us .. bump. Please read and get up to speed and do ask questions if you hit a snag... but please read first

@BP
Good eye on CINE. 50+p :) .. i will pick up some this am. Thanks

Moon for HE1 of course...

Thanks Joshwaa. I actually look forward to your charts.. no rockets to the moon line to 50+p on the first stop?

roger that. ok...

Looks like they browse the bb after all :) morning.

@speculativepunt
Thanks for putting this on the BB. That should help calm nerves...

Back to gardening .... and sleep.

@sgf
me too, missed the "sale" this morning, I was still deep asleep... early birds and what not.. hmm...

they would have spent some time (1) trying to recover the drill pipes, (2) review the situation, before management takes the decision to sidetrack...
each can take time but who knows how much since nothing was mentioned. How many days were they attempting to do (1)?

yep, everyone was wrong because everyone had no idea what was happening on the ground - most estimated a drill with zero issues (and correctly hoping so! including me). we can only hope but again, known unknowns and unknown unknowns. Normal drill operations...