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And someone dumping 100k clips today.

I wish there was an option to laugh, not just recommend. Field production is 25bopd, so it's probably the best performing well on Bonasse right now. This is from a new shallow interval which wasn't the target.

Don't forget Bonasse was not producing anything when we got it for $170k. So 5bopd from a well we didn't pay for is not bad at all.

A $4 swing is now a large percentage, whereas it wasn't really an issue a few weeks ago.

Triggered stop losses?

45% down on no news isn't normal either.

Indeed. Spend weeks bashing the stock, then miraculously buy at the low.

Yep, tie in by end Feb. Stabilise flow rates mid March. All on track as per previous announced plans.

Issue another bond to pay off this bond if necessary.

Good to hear from you Neil. Your thoughts echo everyone's I expect.

If you need assistance and don't already have a social worker, I'd suggest a call to the local council to see what help is available.

I think Jimmy's point is that if a large retailer has 100m app users, a percentage will use WeShop to get a bit extra. Let's assume only 10% buy anything year by year, so 10m, then even 1% use would be 100,000 transactions for that retailer on WeShop. If it is a $100 transaction, that's $10m per annum. WeShop takes a 10% commission = $1m revenue, with $200k operational income. Just from one retailer. Greater use, bigger transactions (e.g. travel) makes those numbers bigger.

Boredom, fear of the unknown, or someone betting they can trade elsewhere and get back here before news?

Play the game. Introduce a little jeopardy. Extract some more fees or a higher interest rate from WeCap. But Hawk will know if they get too greedy, someone else might get the business.

Any idea how these are going? I wonder if delays in the accreditation process are being bypassed by labelling the rollout as 'trials'?

Between $4m and $8m, depending on what figure you use from the CEG deal. Or about $2.5m if you use 10% of the TRIN deal. Not bad for $350k and someone else putting up the work over funding, kit, expertise and labour.

Take out the non-cash depletion and depreciation expenses...

Let's wait for Q4 shall we?

Operating Netback: Generated $5.86 million in operating netback, a 21 percent decrease from the third quarter of 2024, primarily due to decreased petroleum and natural gas sales and related royalties and increased natural gas operating expenses.

· Funds Flow from Operations: Declined to $0.74 million from $3.02 million in the prior year equivalent quarter, largely driven by lower operating netbacks, higher cash finance expenses, and increased current income taxes, partially offset by lower transaction costs.

· Net Loss: Recorded a net loss of $2.06 million ($0.01 per share) compared to net earnings of $1.85 million ($0.01 per share) in the third quarter of 2024. The variance was primarily driven by the decrease in year-over-year funds flow from operations, $1.50 million in additional depletion and depreciation expense, and the absence of a $0.78 million gain on asset disposition recognized in the prior year.

· Capital Investments: Invested $9.60 million with the majority of expenditures focused on Cascadura drilling operations and the procurement of compression equipment for the Cascadura natural gas processing facility.

Optional Capex and CB one-off costs.

My one concern is the app reviews on the play store. Not great. The transaction store works well, but seems some folks don't get the concept of earning shares and having to hold them - they want instant returns like a cashback site.

@Magpie. Have held since the Solo / RTO days. Bought at 4p, Sold some at 17p, bought some at 0.2, sold some at 2p. Still have a small holding which is down on paper, but probably about level overall. Just have been focussed elsewhere.