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This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own stocks in a company with hugely important tech! I am all in already and 3p is not enough!

100% would be just the start...our tech makes us unique and if projecge fuge us like these keep coming...we have a huge huge future ahead!! 10p+ soon IMO.

Next announced better than expected interim result due to Easter heat wave, hopefully it will give other fashion stocks a little boost.

Yes, agreed. Seriously seriously undervalued. As I said Shell is on spending spree in North Sea and also planning to buy BP assets... Google it. They will put some serious efforts to expedite progress in North Sea... 50p here we come!!

People on here say whatever but the fact is £13m mcap is beyond ridiculous for this stock. Shell are forking out closer to $40m for just two of the licenses and here we are. Anyways, re-rating is on the cards sooner rather than later.

Good luck Jez - I am not leaving this just as this rockets...no way....I have been patience all this along and will ensure I get my money in bucket loads.

To back my argument

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-bp-northsea-shell/shell-in-talks-to-buy-bp-stake-in-north-sea-gas-field-sources-idUKKCN1S014L

Also, you will see major holding RNSs at some point. Who wouldn't wanna be part of this journey with Shell especially if you have a paid for ticket? SP at the moment is bonkers for two world class assets.

Jez - I disagree. Shell are not your micro oily who will take 2-3 years to drill. Shell are currently on North Sea spending spree. They are planning to buy BP assets I believe. Also, CLNR has other assets and based on their Shell success I am confident they will achieve success in other partnerships.

The fact that Shell is willing to back not one but two of our licenses is testament to the quality of our assets. The fact Shell is footing the bill closure to c.$40-50m for the work needed is the cherry on top. CLNR will rerate in days/weeks to come towards 10p+ IMO.

5p is nothing, I am looking for close to 30p. Let's get 20-30% profit takers out and than sky is the limit IMO. Exciting times ahead.

Q1 underlying replacement cost profit, the company's definition of net income, came to $2.4 billion (£1.9 billion), exceeding forecasts of $2.3 billion. Onwards and upwards now.

Based on the RNS, this is clearly oversold to me. There is no clear reason of misappropriation of funds and Deloitte seems to have resgined based on difference of opinion rather than anything else!

Shorters work on more than optimism my friend :)

Currently shorters are not in any hurry to close their AAL short positions for many reasons one of them being AAL has a mine in Latin America that is due for license renewal and if that doesn't arrive they will have to trim 20% of their earnings which means a disaster for AAL and when s#!t hits the fan everyone (incl. KAZ) gets dirty :)

Tuscon - no doubt Kaz is a brilliant stock. I made 15-20% a few times by trading in ranges of 500-600 and 600-700. However, it is hugely driven by sentiment rather its own value hence my statement. I will wait out for a few days and see where we land. Anglo American have 9% shorting positions so IMO it will go further down and will take other metal stocks with it. Trade war news may change things a bit but with Trump at helm I wouldn't hold my breathe :)

Good luck all.

I am on the other hand holding out due to current sentiment towards metal stocks!! AAL got canned by JPMC downgrade yesterday. I will wait and see, probably buy near to 600p as possible.

Finally £40 is here and Boohoo results yesterday is good news for all online retailers. I am also tracking Superdry, their trading announcement on 4 May, hoping for good news there too!

The recovery has started. But mind you this is just the start and hoping we will follow ASOS and BOOHOO type recovery. May the 4th be with us :D

4000p is approaching (by end of the week?) and shorts are also closing....good times ahead!

Sp was 1600p in Q1 2018 and 700p now so drop in revenue already priced in.

Djones - you are deluded...Debenhams and ASOS are as similar as chalk and cheese. ASOS doesn't have physical presence which was Deb's demise! Everyone (John Lewis, M&S, Arcadia, Bonmarche etc.) with physical presence on the high street is feeling the same burden. Enter ASOS. This may be in 7000s come next year. All of course IMO.