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Of course there was a deal, which prevented a knock-down drag-out fight that wouldn't have been in anyone's interest. I, for one, am very pleased.

At least that's one uncertainty gone. Unfortunately it's been replaced by new uncertainties about the future of the company. But I would be very surprised if we don't now see a string of operational RNSs that have been held back while the boardroom fight was resolved.

After weeks of just about zero trading in KZG, I see there's a bit of careful buying. At this price it makes a lot of sense. If you have a bit of patience and wait for the company's plans to bear fruit, you'll have a 3-10 bagger on your hands. Shorter term a good JORC in a few weeks ought to double the sp. But if the worst happens and the company goes belly up, you'll have lost just 1.70p a share. I like that kind of deal, and I can see why others would as well. And before you ask, I've already taken my own buy advice. In for a penny, in for a pound. Well, lots of pounds, actually. Lol

Don't give up hope for an RNS just yet. Angus has a history of issuing RNSs at random times, often in the late afternoon. Could also happen today.

Well, at least we know the company still exists. But I am a bit concerned that Larry doesn't tell us he's excited.

Alan (and others) -- many thanks for the nitrogen explanation, which clears up the confusion for me completely.

Alan - Drilling dumbo here. Could you please enlighten me (and a few others I suspect) as to the exact role the nitrogen plays in all this? I've seen several explanations and now I'm thoroughly confused. Is needing a lot of nitrogen good or bad? Many thanks!

Alan - Loooooong thanks for the answer to my question, which makes things much clearer, even for me. (I start to understand things when bopd gets converted to £££ per year.) And many, many thanks for all your other posts, which are an oil drilling education in themselves. They are much appreciated.

I'm very happy to see you back Alan. Could you please tell someone who admits to being a drilling dumbo whether, at this point in the preparation process, the well would already have been perforated? Sorry if this is a stupid question. If it is, you can fire off a loooong sigh in my direction.

Btw, anyone notice in the first line of the chairman's statement that now he's excited too? LJ must have told him a great story. I wish he'd tell us as well.

*stops

When he stopes being excited.

The market may still be spooked by Standard Life's sale of 2% of the company. As far as I can see, nothing has really changed with the company itself and the shares are excellent value at the price. But I've been saying that all the way down from 175, so the advice comes with a health warning.

Probably an excellent location for a major weed plantation. The water pipeline can be used for both mine and plantation!

I'll ring Larry and tell him to get on it.

Someone is pretending to be RA! That can't really be him, can it?

Don't be fooled by the artificially high asked price. When that 100,000 share trade was made, the real market was 1.888 - 2.025. That trade was a buy.

Sorry, that was a reply to Cheek's 7:21 post

Yes, that sounds very plausible to me.

Yes, and all those background orders appear to be buys. Encouraging!