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http://www.lse.co.uk/FinanceNews.asp?code=02xku6gi&headline=UPDATE_5Oil_steady_after_hitting_threeweek_high_Saudi_offers_support There is a good market for oil and plenty of it in the Putumayo region but....will the locals and the government allow Amerisur to get it to a refinery?

Which way? Would not be surprised to see a drop back in sp as this last week has been a bit frothy. Remain pleased by the science news and holding my shares.

First rule of investing do your own research (DYOR). I invested after reading about collagen sol in the FT weekend, I liked the fact that Directors had made big buys at 5p because I assumed they expected a good return on that. The problem with small shares is that are often illiquid, share prices volatile and they are prey to ramping and shorting. That aside it can also take years and cash to get a product approved. That said, Collagen is not like a biotech, OXB where you need to fund expensive and lengthy trials before getting FDA approval. So optimistic and holding my shares, good luck.

Just a word of warning for readers, some of the posts getting a bit inflammatory imo because market makers, rampers and shorters like to play nasty games with small investors. On the basis of scare stories (fear and greed) you might buy or sell thus helping them make some money. I am holding my shares and awaiting a firm bid/news from Stobart. On the basis of my reading I think Flybe should be around 50p without any bid anyhoo. Up to investors to do their own research rather than follow advice (including mine) given on this board.

http://www.lse.co.uk/AllNews.asp?code=jstxsw0h&headline=Oil_Service_Stocks_Move_Notably_Higher_Amid_Increase_In_Oil_Prices After several very lean years of oil exploration the price rises will boost business for Plexus.

https://www.exchange.co.tz/china-solution-acacia-mining-tanzania-woes/ Saw this while reading about fastjet. The Chinese friend or foe? Reminds me of years back when investors including big oil put money into Russia only to discover you need an Oligarch to get things done and they then stole the business from under your nose. Hope it works out for you all.

http://www.lse.co.uk/AllNews.asp?code=60qgik8z&headline=Crude_Oil_Rises_Second_Straight_Week Hoped for a little more of a bounce in the sp but this will do.

Agreed, a good time to buy.

For those who bought, averaged down and held on well done for your tenacity, have a good weekend.

Interesting activity. My gut feel is an offer is approaching perhaps as soon as next week. Holding until the offer arrives or sp hits mid 50 something.

http://www.lse.co.uk/FinanceNews.asp?code=p483eqze&headline=Cold_snap_sees_European_gas_prices_soar_as_supply_options_dwindle Interesting news, might account for small sp rise today!

Still cheap, if a cash bid arrives it will be upwards of 50p given Stobart were buying at mid 40s this week, see RNS for details.

Exactly, stability for a week or two suggests some maturity in OXB. People have bought in on the science not rumours or hopes and they are willing to hold and await developments.

Bad news yet their sp barely moves, why? Expect a 888 WH merger? William Hill pushed into loss by Australia writedown - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-43167584

This business (imo) is about to be subject to a merger. Why? Because despite the bad news from Australia the sp has barely budged. Interesting times for those who hold shares.

Hopefully, a deal will be agreed and Flybe will become part of the much bigger Stobart Group and your Flybe shares will be exchanged for Stobart ones. This is a bit like easyJet buying Go 20 years back.

Market Makers are the white collar crooks who like to scam small investors.

I think that is a fair assessment and I am happy to wait a year or two. At these prices I rate PMG a buy.

"News) - The US Department of Energy's inventory figures for the week ending 16 February showed oil inventories in the States declined by 1.6m barrels a day as net imports (exports minus imports) shrank by roughly 1.59m b/d, pushing net imports below the 5.0m barrel a day mark for the first time since 1992, alongside flat domestic production. As an aside, in its latest Annual Energy Outlook the Energy Information Administration, the DoE's statistical arm, projected that US tight oil output would exceed 8.2m b/d by the early 2040s and account for 70% of total US output, versus 54% in 2017."

Maybe, but for now I am happy to see PMG sitting stably above 40p. I do not see this as a get rich quick punt but more of a progression from a minor risky oil and gas company into a mid sized profitable one.