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Well what do you expect with Ed Millibrain heading the department of Energy Insecurity and Net Zero IQ.

200.000 jobs at risk, highest energy bills in Europe etc etc, Buy Serica on the dip

I would be fairly relaxed about AA`s motivation as apart from his personal i notice he b major stake in the business i notice he bought a further 150,000 at £3.26 fairly recently. Deals will be done and/or cash returns in due course

Interims due imminently and looks over sold to me. Hoping further retire bond debt and a major step towards dividend payments, subject to any new deal of course

Normally i would regard this as a buying opportunity, but there has been some serious underhand behaviour here and it has flushed out investors with less strong nerves i guess. if this grand Predator project fails i will lose several thousand but if it succeeds then i will gain tens of thousands. So be it, and that i why i am here - not deluded by `gas to power` or 19Tcf - but holding for the prospect of really massive gains

Agreed...it nearly always pays to swim against the tide, and i suspect a buying opportunity rather than selling, especially after all the drivel posted on this board in the past few days

Nigel clear off and slither on to another board

I can distinctly hear the sound of the herd galloping towards Predator, and they are likely to be right as we have been at these levels twice before in the past two years but this time Predator is massively derisked. I cannot find a better prospect, nor a better managed company

Kistos has been turned into a tax collector by the goverment desperate for revenue, and irrespective of the effects on jobs, carbon footprint, and energy security. The level of the so called windfall tax is also excessive, and Labour seem to be even more stuck in this incompetent mindset.

On the upside Kistos is still a low cost profitable producer and the Mime acquisition not priced in. AA is a deal maker and the next deal will be outside the UK/EU domain and will be the next upward trajectory in the share price. Not a time to sell at this price, and most probably a time to buy

Now is the time for calm nerves...i wonder how many will still be here holding for the medium term massive rewards. PG and his team fully deserving of our loyalty- and recognition well overdue

I have been here for a few years now, and nver more excited about the massive upside. Tested patience at times, but my goodness not a share to be out of!

Agreed...i suspect the fall triggered an avalanche of stop losses among nervous investors

If this tanks as a small investor i will be the last to know and will lose several thousand pounds. But if it succeeds i will make tens of thousands which, as a risk profile, is why i am here and at ease with both the risks and holding tight. Best of luck to all of us

Would those who merely make negative and pointless remarks please go away and leave the

board for GRH and several others who actually provide helpful insights into the company. We are all hoping for significant gains after all! I wonder how many will still be here for the really massive gains...

I too have added. Been here for a few years and so many false dawns, share rises, delay, fund raises etc. This time lets hope Predator delivers for us all....certainly not a share to be out of!

The results may show a pleasant surprise that Kistos are still generating cash and able to pay

off bonds and thus,aside from a new deal, pay out special dividend. Do not underate AA

Benriach seems to be the catalyst which may propel Kistos upwards in the next three months and `completely change the position of the company`, quite apart from any further M & A activity

Southern is a geared play on natural gas, prudently managed and with massive potential once
the inevitable upturn occurs. In due course possible many multiples from here for the patient

Kistos is starting to have `buy` signals all over it

Kistos is in absolute bargain territory with net cash, payments to shareholders once the bond
contraints repaid, and a likely new acquisition. I would not be surprised at £10 in the medium
term. Always the best time to buy when negatives prevail but takes courage

Kistos are still generating lots of cash which is why desperate UK and EU governments are applying windfall taxes which put energy security at risk. A A will either pursue another
acquisition or return cash to shareholders once bondholder liabilities are pre retired.
I favour the latter