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Apologies for that message but I felt compelled in light of some of the nonsense from a small number of posters (drinky not included even though I replied to him).

ANGS only from now on.

Drinky, it is only "done" in the view of the habitual liar of an ex-PM of ours (plus a few of his hangers on and GBeebies presenters).

When he was brexit secretary, the best example of a brexit benefit Rees-Mogg could give was that we could change the signs in the Dartford tunnel from metres to yards. Makes everyone's life better, does that!

I didn't vote for Brexit, it was a ridiculous idea and it has turned out to be even worse than I feared at the time. But I could have been swayed IF the trade deals had materialised and life was, as promised, better. It is not better by any measure. The liar got elected on the back of the pack of lies that were used to sell brexit and then spent his brief time in office going from one lie to another before thay caught up with him. Even now he's been found by a group of his peers to have lied repeatedly, he's still playing the victim! He should be behind bars!

Now we have a tory government that goes through PM's faster than Watford do managers, whose key policy is to 'stop the boats' that have massively increased in number because the tories have closed all other means for asylum seekers to get here. This is a devisive policy aimed purely at defelecting the attention away from the appalling state of the economy, NHS, public services and social care. They are corrupt to the core with PPE fraud, breaking their own laws and filling the Lords with their mates/lovers/kids.

And the current incumbant of 10DS tells people who can't afford to feed their kids to "hold their nerve" in the face of mortgages repayments almost doubling!

Not all of this is a direct result of brexit but all of it is a symptom of the government that got elected on the platform of brexit.

This country is in a mess and the quicker we get a general election, the better.

What did you expect Phil?

The problem is, if his takeover of the company comes to pass, what do we do then? The problem is that he has anywhere between 0 and 3.6bn shares and nobody knows quite how many, not even him! In fact, from post to post the number changes!

Ocelot, I have said this a few too many times over the years but this is a case of a bit more patience.

Hopefully some positivity in the interim report on Friday and the continued rise in gas prices are the catalyst we need. I'm still staggered that the success we have hasn't been rewarded in terms of SP but it WILL come.

GLA.

Nothing to see here! Simply states that they have appealled the Planning decision to allow us to test.

The headline is not backed up by the article at all!

Let's hope this isn't a one off! A nice, steady rise over the next few week will put a more realistic slant on things.

GLA.

Someone is feeling optomistic. Some more chunky after hours trades completed yesterday. The cork must come out of the bottle at osme point.

GLA

Hello all. It's all been a little boring, almost to the point where I posted the clip of Vyvyan hitting Rick with the cricket bat in the Young Ones!

However, this is something that could potentially make things a little more interesting! I've seen stats posted in a few places on the electricty generation of the UK at the moment and more than half is using gas. Coupled with the apparent issues in Norway, perhaps a little jump in gas prices could give us a boost!

"The plant seems to have steadied now but we do have a two/three day shutdown planned for June"

The above was taken directly from Richard Herbert's answer to one of the last round of IQ's. This was planned, presumably in relation to the permanent pipework but it doesn't say specifically.

Ab, We would definitely benefit from that but I don't feel we can use last year's figures as a benchmark to make judgements by. The price will go up, certainly but I think last year was so extraordinary that we're unlikely to see rises like that again soon.

I saw talk of increased demand from the Far East yesterday and European countries will need to stockpile for winter but last year there was genuine panic which isn't there to the same degree now, in my view.

Let's see what happens to the gas price today.

GLA.

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Agreed ab. I took a look at the historical price charts earlier and (ignoring last year as it was extraordinary) June saw the lowest price in the previous 9 years! If that pattern is repeated then we should start to see a steady increase shortly.

The situation in Ukraine still makes this an extraordinary time, of course, but demand will surely rise as countries around Europe prepare themselves for next winter.

Your best post ever in my view, HITS. It's slightly baffling.

The mild winter in Europe didn't help as it's created a lack of demand after the panic buying that went on last summer. I suspect e) is the closest option to the reality. There have only been 30 trades at time of writing which is similar to quite a few recent sessions.

A lot of other stocks (of a similar nature) on my watch list are also struggling so maybe it's the wider energy market that's lost it's appeal

It's not as if we are in the shadows. Every time an RNS is released we top the most read RNS of the day on Twitter. I can't see how the level of Opex is that widely known so that it could suppress to this degree, unless people are waiting until year end results are shared!

You only have to look at 88e to see the ridiculous effect that sentiment, genuine or fabricated can have. I've been in and out of there for years and was bitten quite nastily on one occassion but I was luck enough to buy in at 0.5p before the Reddit crowd in America picked it as a target and was able to sell at almost 3.5p. They are still producing nothing from any of their drills but still have almost double our Mcap even though they are down at 0.36p right now.

It makes no sense!

GLA.

But Croq, that's because people are having a go at Push. Just ignore/filter him and get on with life! FFS people!

As I refered to earlier, I don't believe we have. I suspect that should have read third well settling in.

If we had a third compressor that either mean we could expect 15mmscf per day in the near future or the resevoir pressure has plummeted and we need extra support. We'd have had RNS confirmation of either if they were the case.

Good old fashioned typo in my book!

And the SP to react the right way!

That's what we need!

Chesh, have you got any salt to hand? If so grab a huge pinch as this is SV we are talking about.

EVERYTIME he talks about his 'holding' it's a different size. He recently announced that he'd completely sold up and then shortly afterwards announced he's holding the same number of shares at the exact same average price!

Just smile and move on, is my advice!

I noticed this morning that I cannot post a new message from my phone! Otherwise I would have posted the link earlier.

There was mention of a third compressor in one of the answers (given what BV and I talked about yesterday) but I suspect that is a typo and they meant 'third well'.

The adiitional info on the Namurian reservoir is interesting and provides the opportunity for additional good news to drag the share price down!

It appears Balcombe is still in their sights. I suspected listening to RH in the interview that they were shying away from oil in favour of gas but again, good news and the one Baits has been waiting for!

Plenty going on. We just need gas prices to tick up so we can push beyond £100m Mcap and see if that theory is right!

GLA and have a nice day.

It's a bit of a running joke from before your first stint, Push. I said it mockingly at first but it kind of stuck. I'll settle for £1.43.7 in the current climate! 🧐