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It is not a new situation either. I remember Ross before Ortoire complaining about the raise that allowed the exploration and discovery of Cascadura.

Folk buy Tesco food shops online these days. Start doing home DIY and car maintenance themselves rather than paying small traders. Get Home Depot on board.

Oil goes up, drives inflation, retailer prices go up, WeShop earns more dollars.

From reading various review sites the downside appears to be punters considering it either a scam or a ponzi scheme as they do not understand it. They want to be able to cash out their rewards and cannot at present. In some ways it is too sophisticated for the general public used to cashback sites or store cards. However, as a business model, it is great - lots of throughput, skim a percentage similar to VISA. The more volume, the more revenue.

Feels like we are inching forward.

Sustained buying, not much selling, ask just ticked up. MMs running short of stock?

Revenue about $700k, profit to PRD after payments to NABI, royalties, JV partner share, closer to $100k a month.

If the value of what you store goes up, the value of that store increases, as you charge more.

My spreadsheet says $60 to $70 = and extra $150k per annum to PRD. It also means, as has been pointed out already) that NABI costs are recovered quicker. All good.

Yep. Just had a top up. Only slightly above where we were before the debt was sorted. Traders bought at 0.7, now sold to move in to oil stocks? Mcap of £3m gives a lot of upside potential and much lower risk now.

500k buy from 12:10 at 0.8p, making it look like a large sell now. Sneaky.

Don't worry, looks to be heading back up now the traders have exited.

Absolutely. £1m versus being insolvent. Allows plenty of time for WeShop to grow,

Expensive - 14% plus 5% warrants, but who cares?

Logs might show net pay in multiple horizons, but production is usually from only one.

Https://x.com/PredatorOilGas/status/2027071712303472656?s=20

Bonasse 20.

RNS said SV105. SV205 is the rig Touchstone uses. If so, it is very capable, and TXP have spent money upgrading it for high pressures and better mud control.

WeShop SP seems solid, even creeping up a bit. Better volumes now. Mcap here only £3m vs £13m NAV.

Yes. This has been proven.

Rather suspect that would be the in country manager's job.