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Feel I should forward this on to my MP, just in case:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FfhRB0qXgAAtMqS?format=jpg

"Look out for the 2 days where the gas flow will be around 0.07. That will be our indication of how things are potentially progressing."

Flow rate of 0.0152 for 21/10/2022 showing on the National Grid website, so the first shut-in period was yesterday for arrival or rig/equipment and installation (as per Twitter pics).

"Thank goodness it's Friday, as too many price drips hard to handle. "

Paul Forrest's sales all appear to have been made on a Friday i.e. Friday 23rd September, Friday 30th September, and Friday 7th October.

Appears to be a bit of confusion regarding that first one and whether it was 23rd of August or 23rd September - maybe an error in the RNS as I've seen both dates reported.

Wonder if he sold any last Friday 14th October that are yet to be notified?

Looking at the price action, for whatever reason I'm guessing he's offloaded a few more today.

"johnsons odds dropping on betfair exch...now only 5/1....someones having a punt..."

Yeah, Putin.

skier1: "a recent royal TV event that was watched by 4 billion people on Earth, making it the world's most popular event ever in mankind's history."

PMSL. Wasn't it 5 billion the last time you wrote this guff?

More people watched the football EURO final last year in the UK than tuned in for Elizabeth's funeral.

Pretty good film from the FT linked below, worth a watch for those that haven't seen it (many of the comments on the video also illuminating):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wO2lWmgEK1Y

The UK's recent disastrous "mini" Budget can trace its origins back to Britain's decision to leave the European Union. The economic costs of Brexit were masked by the Covid-19 pandemic and the crisis in Ukraine. But six years after the UK voted to leave, the effect has become clear. In this film, senior FT writers and British businesspeople examine how Brexit hit the UK economy, the political conspiracy of silence, and why there has not yet been a convincing case for a 'Brexit dividend'.

"As misguided as I feel Led by Donkeys are its a very British protest."

Full vid:

https://twitter.com/ByDonkeys/status/1582303415576715265
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRDLIOME47c

>> "What has happened to all the 'rude not to top up on the dip' posters we saw from 2.20 down to 2.00, if it was attractive there, gotta be a steal at 1.70?"

Ugh, would never use that term, but I did top up at around 1.99 (or 1.98) when it dropped below 2p. I would like to add more while the price is depressed, but likely will be end of the month (pay day).

He's a bit of a saddo, turns up like a bad penny every Friday with a brand new identity.
Don't worry, he'll be gone by Monday.

Enjoy the lull I say ... we'll soon be seeing predictions of 10p, drone footage of the rig being mobilised for side-track, forewarnings of an RNS being logged, teasers from private telegram groups etc.

I did top-up this morning, hopefully helps mop up a few of the sells at this level, sp weakness and opportunity to buy sub 2p given the expected newsflow too good to pass up.

No worries Erdb, you're right the Angus version you tried is also valid but the link is missing a character, it will work if you add a 'g' at the end i.e.:

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/3416641880227/WN_RNi7eUm2SHSgYwXQ5F332g

You're using the wrong link, try this:

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/5016643595393/WN_RNi7eUm2SHSgYwXQ5F332g

"I will be waiting for the sidetrack results like many others before I go in large. Gla"

Looks like Adrian has sold out.

Something for the weekend? Yes a new ID.

"Also, on a side note. We are all very frustrated with the price action due to warrant conversions etc. However, compared to the wider market I think it’s holding pretty well considering."

Spot on - just comparing ANGS to a few other FTSE 100 I hold:

One month comparison (all down 10% to 20%):
https://www.google.com/finance/quote/ANGS:LON?comparison=LON:RR,LON:IAG,LON:TW,LON:TSCO&window=1M

Year-to-date comparison (ANGS is up massively, all other down 30% to 50% ouch):
https://www.google.com/finance/quote/ANGS:LON?comparison=LON:RR,LON:IAG,LON:TW,LON:TSCO&window=YTD

LondonSouthEast are delighted to bring you an extended investor Q&A with Angus Energy CEO George Lucan.

For followers of Angus this is an amazing opportunity to hear a huge amount of detail about Salfleetby, output levels, processing, the gas price, hedging, the Weald, fracking and much more. And no, the company won't be sold as it is uniquely positioned for growth thinks George. #ANGS

Please view the Q&A session here: https://youtu.be/7BtfBoTyoPk

Try this link, hopefully not blocked as well:

https://audioboom.com/posts/8158873-trader-s-cafe-with-zak-mir-george-lucan-managing-director-angus-energy

Never thought we'd see sub 2p. I know I said I wouldn't make any further purchases a few months ago but I've topped up. Does help with the average I suppose!

"I'm sure I read a while back that the equipment for the sidetrack was already onsite. Did I make that up? Easier to see if one of you younsters remember, rather than read back through RNS's and Twitter updates!"

Not onsite but the rig is closeby (Sheffield) and on standby - they were visiting every couple of weeks back in May to finalise. I believe this was all mentioned in a video interview with GL.

"Seen it before"

Also something we've seen before:

21 Dec 2018 - Dean@1 announcing he was out of ANGS
08 Sep 2022 - Dean@1 announcing he was out ANGS (again?)

In, out, in, out ... shake it all about
Third time's the charm.