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Adon30

Posts: 1,226

Price: 3.40

No Opinion

RE: Sidetrack or not

17 Sep 2024 16:32

10,000ft lateral. Not a sidetrack ;) This will further open the paradox and extend the huge potential of the existing well.

I think they have the money for this, they certainly have the permit and I think it could be a further catalyst for a potential partner. Just my view. Should not realistically impact the share price. Just affect traders for a month or two.

Seekinvalue, are you using ChatGPT ?

Seekinvalue

What's your agenda? You've only ever posted on LSE for this share and even more surprising is the fact you don't hold shares in this company but still like to make comment. It seems you have a hidden agenda.

Was thinking the same. Since the news there have been some chunky buys. This stock is very illiquid. So the fall may possibly be the MM's trying to get some cheap shares to balance those buys. If the SP doesn't recover in the next couple of weeks I'll be concerned.

Some big trades on Friday afternoon being reported today.

Phew!! Excellent result!

SP holding, or being held, around the 3.8p mark. Setanta1 has been saying this for a while now. Sure hope it's a partnership agreement to accelerate Paradox. Guess we'll find out soon enough.

Overtrader, I already hold at a higher price so not deramping. Just managing expectations; my own above all others.

"For that reason alone I am expecting an update with a lot of unanswered questions re how to turn this into a producing asset."

If the above is the case then Harryshang, and many others, will be very disappointed. Just to requote Harryshang:

"A positive, unequivocal RNS is essential ".

I think the longer it takes, the less likely we'll get the above.

Also, from past experience with other investments, I get nervous when Turner Pope start publishing broker notes .

There has been no flare since 14 August. Having re-read the last RNS, I think the testing was probably completed a couple of weeks ago. They've been evaluating the results since then.

Not sure what the hold-up with publishing the results is. Perhaps they're discussing with a prospective partner, or they're accelerating a fundraise before publishing a poor outcome for the testing, or they're going to kick the can down the road by telling us they're going to define the 2P in a couple of months . We'll find out in the next few days.

Ezhik,

Thanks for your valued non-holder opinion.

CH's recent interview with Malcy's Blog:

https://www.malcysblog.com/2024/07/core-finance-ceo-interview-colin-harrington-ceo-of-zephyr-energy/

Worth listening to again

Argylerich, in answer to your question, on the satellite images, the flare was last seen on 14 August.

Not sure what it is....the satellite image I'm looking at is too grainy to tell

On the satellite images for the last couple of passes, the flare doesn't look as bright as it did at the start of July (2nd & 7th). Just an observation. I am a shareholder.

adon30

thanks for the updates.

i'm trying to use sentinel and copernicus websites for the satellite images. however the image quality is quite co****. could you recommend some settings of filters etc please?

From 31 May RNS:

"· The Company will report sales and revenue results on a semi-annual basis to coincide with its financial reporting requirements."

Adon30

A couple of weeks ago you said:

"I have some really really really good news...23 Jul 2024 15:01

I have some really really really good news. I actually trembled as it is so good and a long time coming. Not going to mention it today though and let the cat out of the bag. Maybe the company will shortly..."

Was the above referring to the Salt Wash Helium Permit, or did you have something else in mind?

I think possibly a deal offer on the table from the likes of Ithaca Energy. But with it being so late in the day, it'll be a rubbish take it or leave it type of deal. Deltic not exactly in a strong negotiating position.

The Chinese seem to be prepared to take risks much earlier in the project lifecycle and are able to offer governments associated in-country infrastructure developments, while the west beats itself up about ethical business practices. Not a level playing field.