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just an idea....would it be possible (for arguments sake) to tie both Lincoln Crestal and Warwick West to Solan infrastructure, thereby leaving AM free for another well on Lancaster side?

result early/mid December, clues about mud early/mid November 80.5 days drill

on actual day we deliver a shipment of oil! sp falls when it its holders sell....there is no magic string attached to sp at one end and Brent at the other (or maybe just for oil majors delivering oil loads every day)...….and we know oil price wobbles about regularly from day to day whichever way the wind is blowing....I personally will be using exactly the same amount of oil each month whatever the markets are doing

a broker ascribing a value to sp of about 56p for the current EPS at Lancaster......can't remember who said it if anyone has a link please post

tends to reflect what's already happened (eg an overly negative trend)and project a similar view going forward whether or not it makes any sense, so needs to be viewed along with fundamentals (eg sp not reflecting value of Lancaster or any other acreage! yes we passed that a while ago)

surely if someone wanted to keep the sp down as much as it is at present they would have done so ages ago? I feel that much of the shorting action is from short term traders exploiting our despondency and willingness to sell at the drop of an rns!.. followed by panic sells which cause more sells and shorts chancers in turn....we're being suckered too easily! I do agree that we need to keep in mind the fundamentals, the forward developments as Biffadog says. The bonds situation will work itself out in the not so distant future, that's fairly in evidence already...

....of mud losses in the payzone!

I get that you don't mind it ADUK, but have a look at these https://www.ipetitions.com/petition/end-short-selling-of-stocks/ and https://www.stopshortingstocks.com/ they argue very well as to why it's not a fair system and is a total menace to businesses and ordinary mom and pop investors it's a regular minefield we must endure even with such great prospects as HUR's, when sp tanks after good news we all have to hold our nerve! ok and do the odd deal at top and bottom

have just seen petition to ban shorting closed early September and only got half the signatures needed.....will DEFINITELY sign any new one!

….ascribed only the value of the two producing wells linked to AM and nothing to any of the licence areas still to drill and sp tanked over two days below that.....so as we know the sell off started in the tradition of 'spud news out now let's get greedy', it still begs the question who would sell at such silly price now? and when do we bounce back up?

so the sp as it was two trading days ago

love your interviews! if you're out there don't listen to these miserable ****s.……. and give us a wink or two :-)

on a daily basis for the duration! :-))

for the shorters ....we spud and they appear...maybe to get their nuts cracked when we buy back?

when WD was flow tested, did they try ultrasonic well stimulation......is such kit onboard TL? if not how expensive is it? noticed Dr T is still going over well data to determine cause of non-commercial flow, perhaps he was under pressure at the time to come up with the 'poor connectivity' explanation...... could he find something different on more analysis? maybe just needs to dislodge some wax or tar ball…….?

obviously get a great look at the cards you're holding......and do you really think they're not earning extra reporting that to someone else? just an observation

will be the catalyst for a FTSE250 listing....once the connectivity of pressure readings is proved on Warwick side of Brynhild fault, as has already been seen on Lancaster side, that should take care of keeping 100% Lancaster for ffd IMO.

WC jokes for next 2 and a half months? flushed with success no doubt about it :-) WW still could refer to something in WC though...prefer oil

anyway 'Warwick Crestal Horizontal' well, third well for 2019, was therein identified as 204/30b-A now called 'Warwick West'

https://www.energy-pedia.com/news/united-kingdom/hurricane-energy-spuds-lincoln-crestal-205-26b-well-west-of-shetland-177127/