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I top sliced this week but would happily buy back in seconds on any significant tree shake drop here. Shares go up in steps and down in an elevator so there are bound to be some peaks & dips along the way.

Cannot argue with that mrc......+8% better than I expected!

The value proposition I think will become clearer next year as oil and gas companies get a re rate. For now a good time to slowly increase your stake in PMG and wait. I do not lose sleep over holding PMG at these prices and would expect a double digit return in 2021 rather than a get rich quick multiple bagger.

https://www.lse.co.uk/news/live-markets-european-stocks-stalled-by-us-politics-41rstfidx8xwiuf.html
If the US election is having an impact on euro stocks then it should lift gold prices enough to help raise OMI sp.

Steady as she goes....some bad news (profit) some encouraging news (cash and renewable energy). Would not expect it to have much impact on sp.

Tymers.....I predict.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lU4ke34dKWo

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/watch-live-trump-campaign-path-victory-press-briefing

Given what is unfolding in America I would predict a rise in gold prices over the next few weeks.

Let me add another....
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/watch-live-trump-campaign-path-victory-press-briefing

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/watch-live-trump-campaign-path-victory-press-briefing
Given what has just been said in this press briefing I would expect gold prices to spike over the next few weeks. Hopefully, SOLG will ride on this wave and pass 40p next week and onward to who knows where?

Pleased to see BKY creeping back up is it down to buys in Madrid or London? Small speculators taking a punt or rumours of news? I am sat on the sidelines at the mo but remain a fan of the project if not of Spanish Politics and Practices.

OK two weeks gone by and still this dog is trading at way below where it was just a few months ago.....anyone know why?

Meh! Many of us have been here a while hoping that some of the covid fairy dust would sprinkle onto OXB and the sp but thus far nought! That is not a disaster because I believe OXB has other strings to its bow but it is a little disappointing. It is a long time since this was at £10 a share! Oh the excitement of leaving the realm of penny shares for the big boys table.....I just did not figure on us being under the table.

It is interesting but....green hydrogen 4 times more expensive than natural gas and blue hydrogen about double. Increasing your fuel costs by several hundred per cent to make a train or car closer to zero emission is a big ask when hydrocarbon fuels are relatively cheap. Government legislation helps re ice cars 2030 etc but the world not yet ready to adapt completely to renewables.

I wondered that, but no news and no RNS spotted as yet.

I would not be surprised if the bid to buy SOLG came from China, they have big plans for copper, exert FT.

"Shanghai is launching a challenge to London’s dominance in metals trading by issuing a new futures contract for copper that analysts say has the potential to become a global benchmark.

The Shanghai International Energy Exchange (INE) will start trading monthly copper futures denominated in renminbi on Thursday, in contracts based on the metal to be delivered into warehouses in China."

Tonstril I purchased very recently and while I could not rule out a further sp drop am not sure that a big a fall likely unless...there was a sudden market correction in which case traders sell the good to cover their bad bets. For me a small dabble with spare cash to average down should it fall below 100p.

The RNS suggests the company got it sums wrong on share numbers....I expected better from IMM.

This is where HUR is will be in the north sea market in years from now.

FT News: Jadestone Energy might pump just a fraction of the oil and gas of the energy majors, but its chief executive believes the Asia-Pacific focused producer will outlast bigger rivals when it comes to making money from hydrocarbons.

“It won’t be a Shell or BP that will be the last man standing in the oil and gas space,” Paul Blakeley, chief executive of Jadestone, said. “It will be the small independents.”

It might seem like a bold claim for a company that employs about 220 staff and produces only 10,000 barrels of oil equivalent a day, when giants such as Shell produce almost 300 times more.

But it has become Mr Blakeley’s pitch to investors when they question whether there is still a place for small independent energy producers, at a time when concerns about climate change and peak oil demand have seen the European majors begin a long pivot towards renewables.

Wow, must be an interesting RNS coming this way, this week if the rumour mill is correct!

Bought 3,000 first thing this morning and sold a few hours later. Good luck to all long term holders here it looks like you have a good product which will boost your bottom line in due course.