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Of course that's true Celtic but if there is general disatisfaction with something then this meeting will be the time to raise it. I'm not sure whether any issues can be requested to put on the agenda, would have to read the m&a but it should be possible through aob. I think most bods would prefer things on the agenda so they can prepare rather than random stuff thrown at them. In saying that they will for sure be monitoring these boards

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I'll be back! Lol

Simply irresistible Dunder ;0))

And how many moaners and whingers on here end up calling the Samaritans because they've talked themselves into deep depression?

It wasn't about reviewing information in it, it was offered for you to understand it. Every country has its own rules and they maybe similar but i assume rarely the same. Sometimes to get what we want we have to agree to things that we would rather not do. Right now the bod are engaged in mammoth negotiations over farm out, field development, next drill, KW remediation and the gov and TPDC are involved in all aspects. I don't believe there is man or woman on this earth that could swing all that as fast as you and others require. We are all frustrated at the time scale but as CP says we seem to be closing in on the prize at the moment.

Have you read the production share agreement Dunder? It might be worth you digging it out and having a read. You can find an article on the blog in the study section. It covers a couple of sections of it but links to the whole. If you are still disbelieving the extent of government involvement, then perhaps you should ask the guys who attended the meeting.

A whole 3 1/2 months golden. I'm afraid rainbows don't come everyday but be patient one is coming this year imo

Yes Mr Posh and traders normally do leave on a spike.

I noticed John and seen over 10% spread elsewhere this morning. I can't pretend to know how they price it but it is noticeable how trade dries up with spreads so wide. Who would be wanting to buy top end price with the risk of a 10% or more fall just after? I know you can read between the lines for the real spread but a big seller could put that right down at the bottom reaches making the risk to big on occasion.

Good sign rather than bad perhaps if they sense a big buyer but still, to see so much red will not be one those new to investing will be hovering over for long, which is a shame because the vast majority of trades are smallish

Is that what I am seeing here? What is there aim here? Can't blame them for market reaction as a whole but this is not right! A complete sea of red since 9.48 yesterday and it's quite obvious that many of those trades should be blue and that the bid/ask here should be 2.60/2.70 To see such a false sea of red in misleading the uninitiated imo

I don't go along with them being a bad management team because I do seriously think they've been hampered but like I said let's see the bacon on the table before the rewards kick in! The shareholders are the risk takers here and we are waiting for our breakfast. If we have to wait then so should they!

Agreed Kimosabi. Personally I see no problem with proper reward but let's see the bacon on the table before rewarding the hunter.

Guinness brings a better price per barrel smudged ;0))

Finding Guinness or Oil at Chikumbi will be just the tonic this sp needs :0))

I don't Irish and that was my point. Who would want too? I sense an opportunity here that's why I popped across to have a gander. CP I would also agree on the MMs greed. It seems to be a common thing across a range of my stocks right now where the spread has been so wide seemingly discouraging trade.

That's possible I suppose. There must be a lot of people underwater here and who wants to sell at a loss. Watching and waiting

Looked across for a dabble but see only four trades, is this rise for real? or just a quick blip on the back of one 19k trade after news

Interesting "Major gas discovery in the Ruvuma Basin reaching sanction" So the final investment decisions are about to be made. They are taking advice on Ruvuma sell off or farm out. It's speculation but is anyone else seeing the consequencial timing in this? Could we be farming out and being rid of the Solo anchor all in one fell swoop?