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Slid a little this morning and just purchased 1000 more for reasons stated below. Happy to buy and hold at 308p.

Happy to wait and watch before investing. Remain a fan of the brand just want some clarity on the equity issue.

This time next year....who will own OXB? Financing not an issue if the delivery platform works as hoped. The other factor one has to consider is time. While all small investors hope for an investment that returns multiples on the original investment it takes time and patience.

The Chancellor not keen on �2 apart from anything else its daft, the same addict can buy �5 scratch cards. I believe a compromise amount will be agreed and the FOBT a sideshow to the USA.

Both 888 and William Hill now at a similar share price. Might a merger by worth considering given their joint interests in the USA?

Fine, feel free to short WMH but I am holding after buying the last dip because the long term prospects look attractive. Debt a bit high but no company is an island take a look at 888.... 888 could afford to come back and make another share and cash bid, this time WMH might say yes.

Sorry, site slow and I was a bit over excited. The sensible question we need to ask ourselves is how big a deal is this and what do we think the sp might end up at? I will wait and see what analysis comes up in the FT and other sites but believe this is a significant development.

Like I said a month back exciting prospects!

Like I said a month back exciting prospects!

Like I said a month back exciting prospects!

Up by just over �1000 in a month on a modest punt. So, a bit lucky but also playing volatility and felt the drop overdone. This does of course cut both ways shares can drop fast even when you think the fundamentals are good, remain a fan of WMH for reasons stated last year.

http://www.lse.co.uk/AllNews.asp?code=eshpe91j&headline=US_President_Trump_Provides_Outline_Of_Plan_To_Reduce_Drug_Prices Took the dividend and sold due to other commitments and some concerns about Trump.

From todays FT "�Companies are responding to investors� keenness for dividend payments. There is a perception in the market that E&Ps have not returned enough to shareholders,� said Charlie Sharp, analyst at Canaccord Genuity. �A dividend also helps an investor by showing that money [that has been invested to drill in remote locations such as offshore Africa] can be repatriated.�

Wuffle, I remain of the view that large oil companies will need oil reserves outside of the ME and therefore Amerisur will, subject to successful drilling, be a target in due course.

Disappointing, let the board know when its fixed please.

Sorry wrong board re 20,000 but I did buy a few more this afternoon in the expectation of positive drilling news and Trumps Iran actions keeping oil prices high. My punt is based on a competent larger player making a bid in the next 12 months. Why 12 months? Because if AMERISUR is sat on a good oilfield then sp cheap. First drill, find oil and then maybe a bid.

Purchased 20,000 more this morning as price had slid and in anticipation of orders and news flow from ESSKA

Agree, hence reluctantly bought 20,000 more this morning to average down. My punt now about -7% which by my mark for a small oil exploration company is an ok position.

From todays FT. Shame production rates here are so low when oil prices so high. "But logistical constraints, in particular insufficient pipeline capacity at the heart of the US shale boom in west Texas, are limiting how quickly American companies will be able to replace any lost Iranian crude exports taken off the global oil market. The difficulties being experienced in shale country help explain why the US has talked to large oil producers abroad about ways to increase supply and offset any impact from its exit from the Iran nuclear deal. The talks were revealed by Steven Mnuchin, Treasury secretary, hours after Mr Trump�s announcement on Tuesday."

But not Amerisur..... "Energy stocks were the outstanding gainers on both sides of the Atlantic as oil prices climbed to their highest levels since late 2014 in the aftermath of President Donald Trump�s decision to pull the US out of the Iran nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions on the country."