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Hard to buy still. Got quoted 9.5 for not a lot, you have to really break it down to get any meaningful amount

Never known the MM's be so tight.

I have took those 40k. Impossible to buy nearly, they just dont want to sell any. Put the price up then you thick chumps.

For clarity I am not referring to the local library.

My local library is more lively than this board and its's been shut for six months due to cut backs Think that will change so, quite soon.

I think we need to get away from this campaign to smear either Gavin, Nigel or companies they are connected with. That's the wrong way to get our situation resolved. We have roughly three months left till delist. An EGM I think needs two weeks notice and enough support to pass the resolutions we would propose. Those resolutions would have to be in line with a plan that would give us more chance of a resumption than what is currently being planned. Hence that's the crux of the situation. I would say that pressure needs to be applied for an update by say 23/1. If we force an EGM and remove GB what next? Nomad resigns and we are fecked anyway. This needs some serious thought not just angry spouting off. I urge all invested to put some effort in to contacting the company in a polite manner requesting an update by the 23/1. In the interim we need a plan and quick. If we go for control we need to make sure we have the support of the major shareholders and the backing of the NOMAD otherwise it's futile. Without NT onside we would be ******* in the wind. Let's have some debate on the way forward from a viable corporate perspective and not a ridiculous anger based campaign.

Is about 0.5p at the moment. Matter little if you sell them for 20p+ after a deal has been announced. Being quite conservative with that.

Not cashed in a single IDP share yet. Bought quite a few here the other week when I first visited and have been buying a few since including another 20k today. If I do slice a piece of my IDP holding its going in here that is if news is not with us by that point. Happy to be buying this at the moment. Time will come.

For me. Daft not to at these prices

Had a few hundred quid spare after buying a round amount in my other favourite share of the moment IDP so shoved it in here. LOL.. When IDP comes off to the level I expect a few more of those may follow this way.

Could this be the year that AC brings the value he's brought to all his other interests to Hague. I think it well could be. I am certain any asset that Engie will be involved with will be of a decent size or very scaleable. No way would a company of that size whose mission statement is to increases its own production rather than rely on the buying from others be interested in a few hundred extra BOPDE per day. I would reckon Engie would only be interested in something 2000BOPDE+ at the bottom end of the scale. My thought process is reading the RNSs that Engie would fund 100%, HNL develop/operate and have a shared ownership of say 70/30 Engie/Hague. Hague would then likely have a lesser amount of the production income maybe 90/10 until the asset purchase cost was balanced and then revert back to a clear 70/30 ownership. I can see this 'model' being played out on a few assets if successful and that would inside say twenty four months make this into a decent sized junior producer, European focused and relatively undiluted from the current base we see. In the run up to such I can see a mcap of £20m+ depending on the assets terms etc but the end game for this I reckon will be something easily plus £100m mcap and relatively intact share numbers wise to what we see today. One of the most exciting opportunities on the market at present. AIMHO DYOR.

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In all fairness mate you have no idea how much it costs to develop a mine in the location they hold. I would suspect $25m minimum on plant and then there's infratructure. No DFS PFS or JORC so no financing. It's a long shot. But some long shots hit home.

Lol. Looking at the chart the 'wealthy investors' must have been a lot more wealthy before they invested. On a serious note surely 2017 is the year when tangible progress must be made here. Way too long doing these sort of things (placings) all the way down.

To spunk away that much of shareholders funds on an annual basis sat on their @rses doing nothing. They have had the cash and a full cycle of the down turn seems to have passed them buy when the greatest opportunity ever would have been to pick up distressed assets.

That's my thoughts. Not much dilution and likely none at these levels. Producing asset to come so cash flow generative from an early stage. Debt/funding likley sourced by MOU partner. Not much not too like here.

Seems rude not to be buying these sub 8p. Engie JV asset will not be a small play. I suspect that Engie would not be interested in funding something that produced less than 2000bopde. £24bn+ companies don't mess about wasting corporate time and resources chasing dead ends or an asset that can not offer scale. Four months now since MOU agreed and at the time both stated efforts had been started. I feel we are right in 'the zone'. Lets see but if folk seemed happy paying 16p in August four months closer to news I am very happy to pay 8p.

Agree 100% every oil company especially producers have come off the floor and done 200% since early 2016, this needs to catch up and I reckon 4-6p is a decent start

Point taken but for £5m mcap and hovering around the 52w low some upward revaluation is likely.

I can assure you I am no lamb, more of a wolf than a lamb...lol....