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LSE Admin - The following independent contributors want the account "NoelShempsky" removed from the Deltic chat as he is simply vexatiously disruptive & contributes nothing constructive:

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Getafgrip

Dr Patience

Purdey1

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Thanks Purdey1.

London South-East - The following contributors want "NoelShempsky" removed from this thread as he is simply vexatiously disruptive & contributes nothing constructive:

Getafgrip

Dr Patience

Purdey1

SouthEast18

Please add to the list anyone who agrees, or remove if you do not, and then re-post.

The whole HP affair represents a humiliating embarrassment for virtually every stakeholder involved on both sides of the Atlantic. There was always going to be a plea bargain and any decision will be a considerable time off before it is finally negotiated and "resolved" satisfactorily to all, or the majority of, stakeholders including Governments. Each day he is detained in relative luxury, additionally "fulfilling" the demands of his captors to accrue brownie points, the more his prospective sentence will ultimately be reduced. They will be counted as custodial days.

Everyone universally agrees that we are involved in a cyber-war, whether it is against rogue states, our allies (think about it), criminals, or geeks locked their bedrooms in suburbia! You don't win wars by locking up your best generals!

Nobody on this thread has so far mentioned the fact that cyber technology is a double-edged sword. The West will not win anything by purely protecting itself from cyber-attacks, or the War will literally go on until the end of cyber-time.

The second edge to the sword is attacking, overwhelming & destroying the perpetrators who attack our systems. Again, the optimisation of our cyber-technology defence strategy is unlikely to include locking up arguably one of the worlds leading cyber technology pattern recognition specialists or neutralising him!

As a self-proclaimed investment guru, we should take note of his "stated" losses & crowdfund a second brain-cell for him before the existing one dies of loneliness & his contributions deteriorate further!

There is absolutely no beginning to your talents! Unfortunately being sectioned does not count as a qualification!

After laborious & tedious months of quotes from the Daily Mail & various doom-sayers, we are still waiting for your first analytical quote that vaguely relates to Deltic Energy. Your carer should be able to help you with this!

You claim to have lost £650,000 "listening" to him. This is probably one of your measures of success. A minus millionaire obsessively pontificating on to anyone stupid enough to listen to you!

Classically it may just be a problem with early toilet training & development into verbal diarrhoea!

Great to hear from you Nomad.

Yes, quite funny really, eating hats might come into it! My reasoning was not really a straightforward: the SP looks resilient and strong right now so i think it will go to £27 i.e. + 8% by the time of the results. More like a 2 x phase rise - kicking off with why won't the SP get back to the 2023 high of £25.80p on the 27th February 2023.

There was a lot of doom and gloom mill-stoning the SP for months, gaps with the Chevron, Exxon prices etc but its 6-months ago now & for me the mood music is starting to change. Looking 6-months ahead we will be looking at the impacts of interest rates topping off, inflation looking a bit more benign, economies behaving more predictably, and an election in 6-months time, with a few Government growth/stimulus buttons pressed, and only another 4% to squeeze out of the Sp to hit £27 four months ago.

Couldn't agree more on builders. they feature on my radar as well. Without checking exactly I bought Barratt Dvts, firstly at I believe £1.10 ish, then sold at £7.13p, when they topped at the time around £7.30 ish, then combined with the gain I made on Entertainment One, put the money into a share fast trader on the US markets, in which I am still the 2nd biggest external shareholder. There will be no happy ending to this one though.

The CEO of Barratts said the other day that the industry will be hit hard for two years before recovery, so lots of unemployed builders around at the time of the next election! Thank goodness for RAAC concrete riding to the rescue of all those building jobs the Government sighs. The Government literally cannot afford the "luxury" of a 2-year building decline, with the next election smack in the middle of it. Its a pity Tony Pidgeley at Berkeley plc died a couple of years ago - he predicted the housing market with unequalled brilliance - and if a builder in his employ was making waves had no issues with a fist-fight to emphasise his point!

For me the divergence from Brent in July represented a drifting away from reality. Brokers, investment bankers etc all away enjoying the Summer sporting events, wanting to relax and decide how to spend their bonuses once they were not playing with the economic levers that they mess around with saying I wonder what this one does!

Instead of that everyone seemed to focus on the "dead hand on the tiller" at the Bank of England! Distractions including lack of competence, cost of COVID, the cost of replacing burnt out currency printing presses, length and depth of recession, guesstimate on peak of interest rates, guesstimate on inflation reaching a peak etc etc.

Now we are looking at Winter, energy crisis phase 2, food crisis phase 2, War in Ukraine phase 999, oil supply cuts impact on forecast reduction in oil demand, China's commercial property issues - industrial production doldrums - technology battle with the US - battle for world number 1 economy spot!

I think the pros win & there is a glimmer of economic light at the end of a very long tunnel. £25.00p/share is a great, easy to remember resistance level, and has a lot of resonance with me in terms of personal targets etc. I think the shares are extremely well positioned to break through their high, and with Wael Sawan's breakneck transformation gathering momentum, be north of £26-£27/share by the time of the 3rd Quarter results at the end of October.

Will a wheel come off - that's the fun of it all!!!

Put it towards the imaginary £650,000 you claim to have lost in the last year. If you live to be 1000 years old you might start to look like a successful investor!

Dead right Larry, Winter would never be the same without an energy crisis! A bit morally worrying though - if Putin cuts supplies and pushes up the price of oil does that put us on the same side as him!

DP - we may have identified a medical unicorn - what is the cure for being unable to stop laughing?

NHS summary of Tourette's Syndrome:

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/tourettes-syndrome/

Please note:

1. saying random words and phrases

2. repeating a sound, word or phrase

People with Tourette's syndrome can have mood and behavioural problems, such as:

1. attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

2. obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)

3. depression or anxiety

If you spot anyone with these tendencies on lse, please do the right thing and refer them for expert help!

You shouldn't make so many assumptions - for instance I do not sit at home reflecting on my failures in life, I sit in one of my homes thinking very positively about life.

And if I have any concerns about one of my degrees, I can always take comfort from my Master's degree. How are you doing? If people are not very bright, I always feel that they probably have some useful skill to offer!

I've not asked for any posts to be removed for several days now.

It might be worth considering spewing out a few words though. Then we can re-arrange them into coherent non-political dogma type sentences & ask a junior school teacher to give marks out of ten! Happy to help!

So did Dominic Cummings find oil in County Durham, or did he have to call at a service station to buy some!!!!!

This is so completely off-piste & totally irrelevant. It is simply designed to distract everyone from the fact that you have no detailed knowledge of the trading or growth prospects for Deltic Energy and very obviously hold no shares in the company!

So what happens to wind power when the wind does not blow, or it blows too strongly! What happens when the sun does not shine! What happens when the Australians curtail using coal to produce hydrogen or LNG!

This is kindergarten analysis and knowledge!

DP - i couldn't agree more, so for anyone else on this thread coincidentally interested in Deltic Energy alone:

The end of August for completion of the 2D Seismic Survey on Selene sounds like around today to me:

"Shell has confirmed that a geophysical site survey vessel has been mobilised to acquire high resolution 2D seismic lines over the proposed well location. The seismic acquisition is expected to be completed before the end of August. The data acquired will then be used to inform the geotechnical survey which will further assist in determining exact location and placement of the rig."

https://www.energy-pedia.com/news/united-kingdom/deltic-energy-reports-site-survey-vessel-mobilisation-for-the-selene-exploration-well-192410

A Lazarus type sign of Darktrace being raised from the dead would be very welcome!

Even an audio type sign of the coffin lid creaking open a couple of inches would be sufficient of a prompt to crack open a bottle of champagne!

Come on then lets hear your first stab at a detailed analysis of the performance & trading prospects for Deltic Energy.

You also negated to mention the shortcomings of "Slippery Sunak," David Cameron, Pitt the Younger or Mussolini! Kremlin funded training courses are certainly not what they used to be are they!

Dead right on the £24.20p resistance - the SP is just continually bouncing off it.

For me everything is starting to look good for the couple of months leading up to the 3rd Quarter 2023 trading results at the end of October. We are two-thirds of the way through another decent Quarter, with oil production cuts appearing to work well, looking at the start of Winter, the next set of tactics in Putin's playbook on energy & food supply etc etc.

The light at the end of what will prove a long tunnel can be just about glimpsed in terms of reducing entrenched inflation, excessive bullying pay demands from the heavily unionised public sectors, interest rates topping, cost of living crisis very gradually dissipating etc etc.

China's recovery might be wavering & there is little surprise on this, but their weird combination of command and capitalist economy, will likely find an state imposed solution eventually. I agree with Boyo demand for oil at around 100 million bpd looks resilient & I'm looking forward to a really good next couple of months.