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Oh please Nolupus ..... no need to encourage him! Personally, I am holding, griping but waiting for positive scientific news. I will add as that news flow arrives but for the brave if you buy today you could double your money in just a few months.

I sold some months ago after the first bid and was very pleased to make a clear £2k profit. I then kicked myself a few weeks later wishing I had stayed and made more but now I see the sp below 600p!

What do board members think a fair price for a bid is as of today?

https://on.ft.com/3nyHJvp
A free FT article that many here should read. Most of you will sell far too early and kick yourselves in years to come.

In my opinion as long as there the well is pumping 9,000 bopd at prices north of $80 a barrel HUR is way under priced. I might get concerned if there were 3 consecutive operational updates where the daily production was sliding quickly but even if the well was pumping 4500 bopd in 18 months time how much cash would that have generated for shareholders?

When the market makers discover nobody is selling then the price will go up sharply.

Up, down, up & down. Always good to see a share you own up 10% but I would prefer to see a stream of positive news via RNS about IMM and a bit less speculative froth.

https://www.lse.co.uk/news/update-1-antofagasta-sees-lower-2022-copper-production-on-water-shortage-j3slz195z8f2v4k.html
Hopefully this will not be a factor with SFR in Australia etc but interesting how copper mining needs a reliable water supply.

Oil up 2% but share price a measly 1.3%
Hoping for better.

Agree re an MBO and it makes sense for a larger player to buy POS.
PMG, depends on Tom Cross and I have no idea what he is about to do. I hold Parkmead and am one of many frustrated small share holders watching the sp flatline!.

15 comments but according to lse only 5 trades.....PMG has the ability to endlessly disappoint even in mid winter with gas prices high!

Rather than argue over a technical concern like the Bubble Point would someone here consider pinging an email to the relevant dude in HUR and just plain asking a few questions on our behalf? The Company website will have some email addresses but probably better to phone them and get an email address for the secretary or PA of a suitable manager and just ask? General questions rather than specific might help. Is the bubble point a major concern? Trends?

"As such, they could constitute follow-on and/or alternative products which would expand Evgen's development and partnering opportunities."
Could.....not will. Nonetheless it is good to be invested in a company with a pipeline of potential drugs rather than just one potential blockbuster etc.

75% income growth in 2022, good news for long term holders.

Stas20 agreed not a major player but....a five year deal which I thought encouraging.
Sufficiently encouraging that I may well buy some more shares today in anticipation of the big deal arriving soon.

As a group of small investors we have already proved to be of some influence by emailing CA, the non execs etc and preventing Maris from instigating the financial wrecking of HUR.
Another option/weapon we have is to buy and hold and hold and hold as the sp rises.
If the market makers cannot source enough shares to match buys then the price has to rise.
If you want to see 12p a share in 2022 then buy now and do not sell.
Refuse to sell at 12p and who knows what price we might reach?

Wake me up when we are all rich please!
I fear we are years not days or weeks away from CNE sp rocketing.
I predicted 270p spike recently but now I am not so sure.

Rinse, wash and repeat for years I fear. Up and down, up and down.

"No production issues arising from reaching bubble point have been observed to date."
In fact the P6 well has been pushing out 9,000 bopd for years now, the debt is all but gone and the price of oil north of $80 yet the company trades at 4p a share?

Been here before, expect shareholder dilution as a condition of funding, a further slide in sp over coming weeks and the cancellation of the MBO or worse it goes ahead at 50p a share.
I will wait until later today in the hope of some bottom feeding and then sell.
I should have listened to my own gut instincts, the news about the MBO just too quiet to be good.

"The Company has accumulated a substantial debtor and the Company continues to pursue this debtor for monies due under contract. The Company has been seeking funding from a number of different sources and has now signed a non-binding term sheet with a number of its institutional shareholders to provide £6.35 million of capital (with an additional £5 million which may be provided by mutual consent) to finance the Company over the coming months as it proceeds through to the outcome of the ongoing FSP."

Interesting, did not expect that. Thoughts?

parts per billion? Hard to understand the grades but what they quoted in grams per tonne was nothing special imo.
Initial feelings, underwhelmed and annoyed they presented the data in an obscure manner.