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Are you in a roundabout way trying to break the news to us - that AJW is in fact a charming 80 year old gent who owns 304 BLOE shares.? He comes across as being slightly younger that that when he posts on the board.................LOL.

MM's want to drag the SP around 11.5p until they also know what is going on - Looks like
news is awaited by everyone - Bit of a "Mexican stand off".

Just checked they are actually on there in blue ...........makes a change.

100K shares at 12.30 today - 11.55p couldn't resist the temptation any longer.

Last figure I saw was 36.4 m - but that could be out of date.

Hi BigBoffer - well it seems we agree on the main points here - BLOE are standing out from the usual dross on AIM for the right reasons and once it appears on the radar of the wider market it will be moving upwards and onwards with the odd bit of MM's trickery thrown in............I agree 100% some PI's get sucked into the gloom mongers dire predictions and sell at the wrong time. I sold 200K of my own holding months ago to try and average down a bit. Bought them back 2 days later at about £ 200 extra cost and they have put on about £ 10,000 since that time.............just goes to show what can happen if you sell too early. My strategy is to hold medium to long term - I have my ISA fully stocked and am in the financial position where I can be a LTH and not have to "trade" to keep my bank balance in the black. Good Luck BB and all other LTH's

Hi bBigBoffer - I do not think it is simply down to PI's (myself included) being clueless about share dealing/ownership or not being "market savey". Most people will do some background checks on the company they wish to invest in but there is also a lot of general information available on the net. Most PI's might also be aware that 10% of all companies listed on the AIM market have lot 90% of their value and that in the year 2017/18 a total of 171 AIM listed companies delisted. A great strap line for posts on here after all is DYOR..................In my mind BLOE stands out for all the right reasons and clearly a number of II's and BIG individual investors see the company as a good bet.

Quote : "Buy at the bottom....not when they have risen..."

Or in your case "Buy at the bottom before they get de-listed"..................that way you will lose less money. No need to thank me for my words of wisdom - you're welcome.

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Hi Big Bench - I also commend you on your positive outlook and to be honest I agree with your view. PH is surely a breath of fresh air in the AIM market - he represents himself, his business style and the company with great restraint and confidence. Like you, I have a slice of money tied up in here but I sleep well (most nights) and feel that the next leg up for the SP is within sight........Have a good weekend everyone.

Welcome to the board DaviesC............yes we are in for interesting times over the coming weeks and months as Block undergoes the change from "new comer" to a mid tier oil and gas E&P company.

Yes I agree 100% with you ThumbsUp I said something similar yesterday - the SP will bump along around 12p-14p as the MM's yo-yo it up and down to make their margin. News in the form of an RNS should be here soon - hopefully next week and we can then expect pyrotechnics on the grand scale...........Good luck to all LTH's

has been going on and will continue as long as the stock is volatile in terms of numbers of shares traded and the number of actual trades. Since the 17th April when the Update RNS came out regarding WR 16aZ there have been two "spikes" in the Sp and a fall back to sub 10P briefly. My feeling is that the SP with hold around the 12-14p level until the next RNS is released with some information to drive the SP up. Production of anything (plans, facts and figures, contract details), will drive sentiment and that will be shown in the SP moving North just a matter of "when" not "if" everyone knows this including MMs, day traders, PI's, II's, etc, etc. I am happy to sit back and see what unfolds each day - no predictions from me - I do not think it is necessary.

You called it 100% correct there have been "Games Galore" with the de-rampers pulling out all sorts of scare stories to get people to part with their stock. I have added yet again - spending my kid's inheritance - you can only spend it once is my attitude. Bought 100k shares at 12.2p then couldn't get a quote for another 100K until the SP was at 12.625p. Happy with what I hold and will now sit it out - Good Luck all LTH's

Yes - I hold one million shares with an average SP of 4.7p after adding several times..................If I had bought in on the run up to 17p it would be a very different situation and probably balls of tungsten steel would be required.

When the SP fell - I went and bought more 74K shares at 10.775p - had no qualms about buying to add to my holding.
MMs are having a nice old session on the SP yo-yo today .............fun and games. As I read on a separate BB the other day sometimes "balls of steel" are required. Good Luck everyone.

Thanks Gumbo007 will get that sorted cheers.

Hi Sea7 - I would like to look at the spreadsheet but I could not open or save the file - it has a (?) .xls file extrension which my laptop could not access - don't suppose you know which software you used to open the file after download. I had not realised that the closing price mechanism was such a complex process.
Thanks Gary

They are like hemorrhoids - they often appear in bunches and they are a pain in the @rse.
Paul Haywood is trying to do his best by the company, large and small investors as well as GOG
it's a real balancing act and he seems to be making a good job of it thus far. News will be out soon
just have to be patient and in the meantime I am not throwing peanuts to the monkeys like
"Born-in -the-1990's -and-dropped-on-me-head."

You had 7 recommendations on Zen's BB - it would appear that a number of the members over there agree with you LOL.