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I think today's interview with i3 Energy 'head honchos' was a really good, interactive first step to reach out to the market and the investing community.

It's good that they recognised that.

A full, face-to-face interview by a key figure at i3 Energy, in the very near future, in Proactive's studio (with a honed, fully prepared and polished narrative) would probably also be very useful and helpful too.

Interviews over Skype are all well and good for 'breaking news' matters, but the full studio treatment at Proactive can make a particular impact.

https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareTrades.asp?shareprice=I3E&share=I3-Energy

I very much appreciated the updates in the 'video'.

Hope to see more media on i3 Energy, particularly 'videos' and interviews in the days and weeks ahead.

I expect we may also see blog posts too on i3 from Oilman Jim and Malcy.

It seems to me that more centralised, dynamic and cohesive control on the Oil Mining License (OML) in Nigeria (and movement and financing on development of the Aje field) might be better achieved if:

1) a new stock market listed company was set up, with a place on the BOD for each partner in the Aje field;
2) the new company could seek to raise funds by issuing new shares to institutions and high net worth individuals;
3) each partner company in the Aje field could receive a fair proportion of shares in the new company;
4) each partner company would then have a liquid investment in a stock market listed, Aje field development vehicle, opening up the possibility of dividends and share distributions in the event of success and profitability;

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Nice rise today.

Good to see it emerging out of the 6-7 pence range.

Had a look at the chart

Remarkable to think this was trading at double today's price just over a week ago.

And nearly double that again (at about 25 pence) just over a month ago!

New CEO, Osamede Okhomina, has only been in the post just over a month now.

Seems like longer than that. A month or so in a company, like the proverbial 'week in politics', can seem a long time.

Quite a lot of changes at ADM Energy. Positive developments would be good, and keenly followed, thought about, anticipated and hoped for.

Sentiment about ADM Energy has been like a roller coaster. Not your usual dull company!

I hope OO is able to show and prove what he can do.

Some clarity in the near future of what the master plan at ADM Energy is would be helpful.

I imagine there are a number of things Peel Hunt could do with the shares they have accumulated. And a number of effects they could have.

For example, in accumulating such a large block of shares last week (and taken them [temporarily?] off the market) they may possibly have helped slow the share price drop last week, and prevented it falling further than it did.

Large blocks of shares, when there is a demand for a stock, seem to be capable sometimes of attracting a premium to the prevailing open market share price.

I will be watching closely any moves up or down in Peel's holding.

Signs have been developing elsewhere in the wider, general clothing and footwear market in recent years that the integration of advanced technology into clothing or footwear (such as personal, portable temperature control devices, medical condition, health monitoring, smartphones and athletic/sport aids) may be becoming an emerging trend, one that may be possibly profitable in the future.

Technological development in clothing and footwear in terms of device integration, may be in it's early beginnings.

The clothing and footwear market has changed significantly in the 20th Century.

In 10-20 years time technological integration into clothing and footwear in the form of 'smart footwear' and 'smart clothing' may be more widespread than it is currently, opening up new markets and potential new routes to profit.

This may help to reinvigorate and revitalise the clothing and footwear market, which shows general signs, in my opinion, of being temporally caught in a state of flux between the cultural, societal, technological, buyer trigger and market changes between the 20th and 21st Century.

There is a 'technology zeitgeist', vacuum and market that clothing and footwear companies may yet to have explored and researched fully the potential of.

I will be maintaining a close look out for companies clothing and footwear companies that show any signs of integrating technology, particularly 'smart technology', into their product lines, as this may possibly help open up new markets, new routes to profit and 'future proof' their businesses.

Signs have been developing elsewhere in the wider, general clothing and footwear market in recent years that the integration of advanced technology into clothing or footwear (such as personal, portable temperature control devices, medical condition, health monitoring, smartphones and athletic/sport aids) may be becoming an emerging - and possibly futurally profitable - trend.

Technological development in clothing and footwear in terms of device integration, may be in it's early beginnings.

The clothing and footwear market has changed significantly in the 20th Century.

In 10-20 years time technological integration into clothing and footwear in the form of 'smart footwear' and 'smart clothing' may be more widespread than it is currently, opening up new markets and potential new routes to profit, helping to reinvigorate and revitalise the clothing and footwear market.

I will be keeping a look out for companies clothing and footwear companies that shows signs of integrating technology, particularly 'smart technology', into their product lines, as this may possibly help open up new markets, new routes to profit and 'future proof' their businesses.

I hope the Open Offer terms will be good.

I wonder if we will see any more Significant Holdings RNS announcements released in the near future, particularly in light of the high volume of share churn on Friday, and the recent fundraising on Primary Bid by ADM Energy?

Very unfortunate timing for those recently investing via Primary Bid in ADM Energy - that the HH Shaikh ADM's share sale and resignation was announced AFTER the fundraising there.

That may be quick, cheap and easy.

Does the Company need to hold a General or Extraordinary Meeting to approve a company name change?

PS Very surprised by the resignation and sell down of shares by HH Shaikh ADM. He sold ALL the shares (officially and formally declared) as being in his name?

Are there still valid warrants out there, how many and exercisable at what price?

Seems that big investment earlier this year by HH Shaikh ADM (and others - Winrose, Lesoza?) created a lot of confidence.

Given the sharp share price drop on Friday - after publication of the news about HH Shaikh ADM and his resignation -confidence seems to have been affected.

Reading between the lines, and taking into account a number of signs, clues and company announcements and statements things may not have been going perfectly, optimally or absolutely smoothly at ADM Energy.

General share price performance, overall, after the company meeting about the name change and consolidation earlier this year was poor, and wasn't as many expected, suggesting market confidence may have been dissipating even back then.

I wonder when Mysale will publish exact, and further details, about the proposed possible Open Offer?

It would be useful for investors to know well in advance.

Against predictions of a possible future recession, if Pires do change their investing policy and invest in AI, it seems to me - in my opinion - that it may compliment their key investment in Eco, and act as a wee bit of a 'hedge'.

In an economic recession oil demand - and oil prices - may possibly go down, potentially affecting demand and prices of oil stocks. Eco may be different though, given its potential resources and any success there.

There have been economic predictions published suggesting that in the event of the next recession, automation, such as robotics, and AI may do well out of a recession, with companies taking the opportunity to invest in those areas, for example to achieve efficiencies, speed production and reduce labour costs.

9/7/19 Holdings RNS

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/RLD/14142041.html

Looking at the 1 week share price chart, over Thursday to Friday it looks like a 'W' shape formed.

Worth monitoring news of it:

https://thenationonlineng.net/faces-of-new-lawyers-in-incoming-cabinet/

There is a filing dated today at Companies House. ADM Energy have notified Companies House that the Sheikh is now a person with significant control of ADM Energy.

Issue of 44,788,913 new ordinary shares in the Company announced in the recent placing.

The recent placing RNS said Mr Roger Tamraz and Mr Michel Fayad will each hold 14,934,615 ordinary shares [i.e. a total of 29,869,230.]

Who might be holding the other 14,919,683?