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I recall some gnashing of teeth during that period inv. If nothing else some folks derisking would make for a calmer BB :)). The thing that stood out for me was a subsequent Q&A with PG when asked about the pull back . He felt that the share price had got a little bit ahead of itself as often happens and probably having lost more notional value than us lot added together he really wasn’t bothered. He struck me as a man with an eye on a very big prize and complete confidence in getting there.

Cheers Oily. I would imagine it too would have had its ups , downs and uncertainties. The perspective of an investor who has made that journey could give some valuable insight in managing the process for some.

Oily , am I correct in recalling you had a big win on one of GRH’s previous share recommendations ?? If not please ignore.

determinedly negative

Small volumes can certainly move our price Bob . Is there any other board with such a baroque crew of determinedly and at times clearly malignant posters ? I haven’t seen one. It’s enormously encouraging :)).

That last sentence of Keith’s post is really the rub. Waiting with patience and confidence. GLA !!

Would you let that lot loose on their own in London ? DYOR. :))))))

https://twitter.com/javierblas/status/1556652176906371072?s=21&t=za6o6gYGVrBk0UZOBRcyQQ

https://twitter.com/javierblas/status/1556617030341640192?s=21&t=za6o6gYGVrBk0UZOBRcyQQ

Well that could drag on for NF :)). There must be a simpler alternative ?

“If anyone here is invested in E&P

or in the green sector

or is making energy decisions for governments

You really need to understand
the concept and maths
behind the simple sounding EROEI

(Energy Return on Energy Investment)

Without it...growth is all but impossible.” Further to GRH’s posting on Twitter there’s an interesting article in the ST by Matthew Syed on the very same subject. Apparently EROI for oil has fallen from 100 to 5 with renewables also not yet close to matching fossil fuels.

https://apple.news/AyjEGr1bdRdasB6suZk-Ypw

Excellent article Wacky . Many thanks. Oddly enough I’m beginning to think that the greens may be our best allies in Ireland. The more radical elements have a rather large onshore bullseye to aim at in what I know to be a remarkably beautiful part of the world . The more moderate folks will realise it’s better to bend than break in the coming storm . Our offering makes compromise possible. All to play for.

Keith I hear Sefton grumbling in the distance with regards to Flagstaff ! “Mr Martin also said that Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) "simply has to be considered" in light of the energy security crisis brought about by the war in Ukraine.

He did not specially refer to the proposed Shannon LNG project, which is strongly opposed by his coalition partners in the Green Party. However, he said LNG is an option that has to be considered.

"The Programme for Government allows for LNG but without fracking. In that context, I think we will have to give consideration to LNG, given the energy security issue that has arisen from the war," Mr Martin told reporters.

"All of Europe is looking at LNG, but the type of energy we look at and the mode of delivery may differ. So I am not going to get in to any specific project, other than to say that LNG that uses fuel that is not derived from fracking is consistent with the Programme for Government," he added.“. Do they approve both Shannon and Magmell or just us ??

If transported back in time to the 1980’s what investment advice would you give. “Buy Apple

Buy Predator “. Good stuff. :)))

https://www.upstreamonline.com/production/conocophillips-targets-lng-exports-for-global-gas-production/2-1-1272705

Europe’s looking South FS. $25 Billion. We’re looking for 0.05% of that to actually deliver the product . A modest sum in this business :))

Do nothing or build significant new costly infrastructure on land. Two radically opposing choices in what is rightfully becoming a political battleground. Even allowing for our partisan view, PRED’s offering of a cheaper , faster less invasive and technically proven solution has to be part of the solution allowing both sides to save face.

Cheers Keith. Certainly passes some time whilst waiting on the big news !! Lichen, bugs and beasties can look remarkably similar in distinct areas but I was curious if good old evolution and modern genetic analysis could help demarcate likely shared origins and contained connected contemporary geology allowing subtle differences from areas we know to be entirely separate. Good luck with the termite’s, snakes , poisonous spiders , jellyfish . . . . :((((.

Thank you Keith. I’m really thinking more of microflaura/fauna rather than fossils. One large sub/surface ecosystem with clear markers of continuity and separation from other geographical areas. As historic hydrocarbons spread so might the living organic descendants sharing identifiable markers also demarcate linked geology ?