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My top up is showing as a sell.

Shares in very short supply. Tried topping up but repeatedly rejected.

Well said Bennster. Having been a shareholder for quite a few months and managed to get an average SP of under 4p when bought, I do believe that DC with his continued share dilution maybe lining his own pockets (just an opinion) at the expense of shareholders. This is an AIM share in a typical AIM market with far too great lack of regulation. Hope I am wrong for all our sakes.

Makes me want to cry. This share keeps going up big time then going down big time. There is so much manipulation that makes one wonder if we are being played with by DC. He refused to answer my question about further share dilution at the last Investor Presentation. Is DC combing off money and getting greedy for his own personal gains?

Not yet

Surprised very little SP movement up during this webinar. I think investors still undecided.

https://presentations.investormeetcompany.com/conferences/6ba2c251b7e3/bigroom

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MB10, I think you are right - providing David stops placing shares and diluting private shareholder investment.

At 14:07:27 I bought 480 shares at 100.55. They are showing as sells. How can anyone believe any data that LSE put?

This share goes up and down faster than a *****'s draws! Disgraceful manipulation of the SP by the MMs, even on good news. Probably hording shares for themselves and their clients to make a bomb in the coming months. So, moral of the story, beat the MMs at their own game. Keep buying shares at this level to deprive them of buying and keep holding until a sensible SP is reached - 10p - 15p min. Just my humble opinion.

Just managed to buy more today, taking my average down to 3.47p, so below the funding share price. Forget this year and maybe next as well, after which we could be rolling in it (hopefully).

I bought this company's shares a couple of weeks ago by mistake. From what I have seen, there is a huge upside to this company, but also an enormous risk. This is a company that is either going to make its shareholders a fortune in the next year or it will have gone bust. If you have money you can afford to lose, then invest, but not if you cannot afford to take the chance.

I am hoping a take over will come before a rights issue

We are all on here to make a quick buck arn't we? Do not expect anyone or government to bail out a listed company for our benefit. But looking further down the line, it would be to keep industry and retail working for the eventual recovery. Otherwise, why bother with furloughing people, why not just let them become unemployed, some of them for the rest of their lives? Always 2 sides to a story, always 2 ways to look at things.

DOOMED, DOOMED, WE ARE ALL DOOMED :-(

I would be very surprised if PMO decided to issue equity at the moment to support the acquisition of North Sea assets. They would have to issue a very substantial number at a very low price. Best to hold off for the moment until the price of oil recovers, which it will in a couple of months which in turn will help its share price. The only real problem here is PMOs debt burden, but given its already very strong commodity base, hopefully that will not distract too much and they may possibly in line for a takeover.

Jinny122, that report was posted in July 2007. Way out of date.

100% agree with you HeresHopin. And if that thick Diane Abbott gets in as Home secretary, we may as well emigrate to Europe.