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50,000 purchased at 17.27p a few mins ago via HL. Too cheap imo expect news and oil flow to push this to 20p a share by the spring, DYOR.

Delighted for her but I need to see maybe 6 plus patients on the extended trial symptom free if not cured.

As you say even as a PR exercise buying SUMM an easy win for Big Pharma. Clearly better science news will help but i am content to hold.

Re Shhhhh! Babbler might have a point given some more good news today.

Neither this board or the company needs to come to the attention of the pumpers and dumpers!. It would be great to see the sp above 5p but based on data and orders not hype.

http://www.lse.co.uk/sharecast-news-article.asp?ArticleCode=28567460&ArticleHeadline=Commodities_Saudi_pledges_deeper_oil_output_cuts

Or they could just buy CNE?

There is much government and political pressure on Big Pharma to develop new antibiotics. How much would it cost to buy a controlling interest in SUMM this week? £20 million? The market cap is only £37 mn so not much when one considers the size of AZNs annual Research and Development Budget......

http://www.lse.co.uk/sharecast-news-article.asp?ArticleCode=28567460&ArticleHeadline=Commodities_Saudi_pledges_deeper_oil_output_cuts

Do I trust MBS and SA? Not much but they want the oil price up which helps AMER. I suspect this company will attract an early cheap bid to sucker shareholders into selling once the oil production potential becomes apparent in 2019. Today production nudging 5000 bopd and sp 17p....when production is closer to 7000 bopd will someone buy AMER for 25p a share? How many of us would sell at that price?

Russia-Saudi alliance abandons assault on US shale as oil supply crunch looms

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2019/01/25/russia-saudi-alliance-reaches-truce-us-shale-oil-supply-crunch/?WT.mc_id=tmgliveapp_androidshare_Ar5vlnbc8lWS

Given AMER can produce oil at around $20 barrel prices in the $60-70 range would be great.

http://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/Europe-aims-to-be-carbon-neutral-by-2050

But Germany has closed down its nuclear plants is burning coal and is the worse GHG emitter in Europe.....meanwhile in Spain some eco idiots want to stop the only uranium mine in the EU.

"Troubled UK domestic airline Flybe on Thursday sought to reassure investors..."

If you are a small shareholder who invested and then got burned ask yourself where the trouble came from? Did you read the annual accounts and the statement from the Board on the state of the airline before investing? Many did and felt it was worth investing in as a recovery play with the possibility of another bid from Stobart.

There is a clue right at the end of the article. Taking a holistic approach to patient treatment.... could it be that those who were given the placebo on the trial enjoyed some real improved physical and mental wellbeing because they felt they were being given the care and attention they deserved?

My frustration is that while the placebo effect worked the trial rather ignores the effect of the drug on those who took it. What if the trial had been extended? Would the placebo have kept working?

Liquidity is a good thing but any small company like COS can be prone to pumping and dumping but I do not think that is the case here. Rampers normally crowd messages onto boards claiming the share is about to bounce, take off, boom etc etc.

When I first took a punt a couple of years ago the asset value quoted by the FT tearsheet looked attractive and it has improved since then. Not sure where £4 comes from but I agree the company is under valued on paper. But...the markets ultimarely decide the sp.....with some help from crooked market makers, rampers, shorters etc!

I hold a number of oil shares including CNE who have just released a production update.

http://www.lse.co.uk/share-sharecast-news.asp?shareprice=CNE&ArticleCode=28536018&ArticleHeadline=Cairn_Energy_sees_higher_output_in_2019

I remain of the view that Amer is way under priced given its 5000 bopd and cash in hand.

"In the near term" I would like to see the tax case resolved just to eliminate any doubts!

https://www.hl.co.uk/news/2019/1/21/have-2k-to-spend-2-small-cap-dividend-growth-stocks-i-think-could-help-you-retire-early

Motley Fools also likes 888.

I believe Tinkler would happily run the airline as majority shareholder because it remains a going concern imo.

As to the credit card issues, let us wait and see what the truth is. It might be that vested interests put pressure on Flybe by suggesting to the card companies that they were in "serious trouble" then attempted to scoop up the business for £2 million plus a cash injection.

By way of balance anyone remember the BA dirty tricks campaign against Laker and then Virgin?

There at least a couple of arguments in favour of holding PMG today. One as buzz says it that the price could test $60 due to global insecurity and the second is the huge potential amount of oil which might be recovered from the areas owned by PMG with time and investment.

https://www.ft.com/content/5556635a-197e-11e9-b93e-f4351a53f1c3

https://www.ft.com/content/5556635a-197e-11e9-b93e-f4351a53f1c3

While there may be doubts over global oil demand in the future doubts linger over today's supply of oil from places like Libya and Nigeria. Peripheral news but it all helps focus oil majors on resources in places like Colombia.

Revenue mostly from gas? In the future the oil potential here is huge and this is small cap so prices fluctuate as the MM screw over small investors.