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Excellent work Senseman thank you very much. At the back of my tiny mind there is a but....which I am going to ask even if it makes me look a plonker here on the board.

Crystal Amber own 28% of HUR and I would like to know what they are plotting as an end game? Have we become a bit distracted by hitting questions at Maris (a weasel imo) rather than ensuring the small investors do not get screwed by the next play? My experience at CNE over the past 18 months a case study in disappointment.

MM totally agree, I am not adding here until a few questions are answered!

Progress at last! IMM sp fortunes should improve by year end imo. Just commencing P3 trials will cause a sp spike. Not there yet but it is within reach.

Macquarie Bank Australia now owns 5% of AURA.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/how-sports-betting-companies-are-weathering-the-economic-storm-155646791.html

Aljazeera covered the protests in their news and the numbers involved looked quite modest.
The Government is not giving in to their demands just yet.
I would have liked a comment from the Board too!

Were I invested I would be inclined to stick with it. I am not going to buy back in just yet despite having been a long term investor for many years. They pay a dividend and when all is said and done the company will eventually extract some value from the WMH deal. People gamble during recessions so 888 may be a good punt I would just like to see a positive trend arrow on the sp before buying.

I averaged down this morning because for a relatively modest amount of pension I can now own 500,000 shares in CIZ. I might lose most of that if it runs out of money or the product fails but..... If the product works and provides an early warning of lung cancer then this company could make me a retirement changing amount of money.

The subject is still relevant but we are in wait and see mode at present.

Not so impressed as to go buy a stack of shares.
888 sp a shadow of where it was before this WH deal.
I think it will take many more months to see any benefit. The outside hope, a bid from another player.

Back over 10p please! A very good RNS re concentration results just not personally sure how rich the ore is when talking ppm?

Bid Price for the mystery buy out?
I fear more like 12p than 20p and my conspiracy theory.....Crystal Amber the buyer.
Once CA have HUR they then sell it on in 6 months time for more like 25p a share

Some truly epic grades listed in the RNS, very promising for the sp if that can be dug out the ground in the next 12 months and processed efficiently. To me still a mystery as to why the sp is so low?

Volatile sp and very murky managerial waters but the investment case is simple. 9,000 bopd and no debt.

How long will the P6 well produce oil for? Years rather than months. Could another well be reinstated? Maybe? Where will the water cut be in 12 months? No idea but I am willing to bet commercial quantities of oil will still be flowing in 12 months time.

Nope......but imo this is a total BS share price for a company turning out 2900 ounces of gold a month with much more on the way from other promising acreage! Holding but not happy about the price!

I would not go as fa as to say poor but it is small beer money wise for AIM and I wonder why they bothered remaining listed? For a tiddler like POS £500k pa is a big deal but the sp will take years of future similar small orders like this to recover to even 50p let alone the heady heights of over 100p!

Yes....but this time I can see why.
HUR a debt free cash machine in just a few weeks.
But talk is cheap will add today and see where we are by year end.

"Over a two-day period in May the Company performed a number of tests on the P7z well that involved temporarily reducing the flow rate from the P6 well. This has therefore reduced the overall average production rate for the month from P6. The data obtained will be useful in refining production forecasts for P6 and evaluating potential future field development opportunities."

Opportunities.....very encouraging.

From today's DT:

OIL producers will be forced to tap into “dwindling” spare capacity as supply runs short, the world’s leading energy authority has warned, leaving countries perilously exposed to potential shocks.

Supplies may “struggle to keep pace with demand” next year as China emerges from the pandemic and sanctions on Russia grow, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said.

The United States and other producers outside of the Opec+ coalition are expected to help, but Opec+ members – who include Saudi Arabia – will also need to do more, it indicated.

Encouraging news imo.
A big pharma buy in via a JV would be better still.