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Proquo ; Doc also started scaremongering about a consolidation, which now can be seen to be BS.

TenBag ; " The negs like ADW and doc who forced people into selling at 1.3p , shame on you. You’ve cost people money here. Hang your ignorant immoral heads in shame "

There was one guy who was probably scared witless by what they had been writing for months on end over winter. He had a large holding which he's had for several years, but panicked and sold at about 1.25p. Based on the average he stated he had, plus the monetary value of his holding which he also stated, I calculated that he would have lost about 50K. He was distraught, saying that he had blown his kid's inheritance.

Those fools ( and others like them ) are scumbags and cowards. They wouldn't have done it if they couldn't hide behind their online anonymity. It's one thing to present factual concerns in an objective manner - it's clearly a good thing to gauge both pros and cons - but another entirely to simply trash everything about the company relentlessly for many months. Before the last AGM I stated concerns about MATD trying to go solo, and clearly the company has considered the risks involved with that approach before deciding on its current strategy. So objective debate done the right way is a good thing.

At least Adw seemingly wet his pants during the November MM shakeout, and sold up with a loss at about 1.8p. he would probably be about break-even now had he held....That's possibly why he's now so vindictive and bitter towards the company.

Wigster - IMO 6 out of 12 months can still be considered to be ' the first few months of the year.' Or maybe take the end of April or May if you like - but most definitely by the 16th of January does not constitute ' the first few months of the year... '

It might be in Doc's weird world of course if you are fixated on bashing the stock.

If you take the example of ' Doc' who I filtered weeks ago. I realised that he was not worth listening to when he sneered at my assertion that ' the share prices tends to rise in the first few months of the year. '

This was on the 16th of January that he rubbished what I had written - his argument being that by the 16th of January the share price had still not risen. Of course any rational person ( and without a hidden agenda ) would realise that ' the first few months of the year ' could mean anything up to the end of June. At that point I decided to filter him.....

2023 I meant when it hit 7p.

Re Master ; IMO his problem is that he is looking for a scapegoat for his own poor decision making, and the scapegoat is MB. I remember Master saying that he should have sold when it hit 7p in May 2013 but in his words ' I was greedy.'

In fact I too could have sold in May 2013 with something like a £25k profit but also made the wrong decision and held hoping for more. The difference though is that I don't blame MB for my what is now retrospectively a bad decision. Now I fully realise that the best time to go accumulate having already banked a profit during th drilling season is during the winter shut down period. Master though seems completely unaware of price action patterns.

The fact is that MB wasn't responsible for about 1.5 years lost because of covid, or that rogue provincial governor refusing to sign the tripartite agreement for a couple of years.

ORCP down nearly 12% today I see - tragic.

Proquo ;

LOL.

Most of the detractors on here struggle to spell properly, and seemingly never learnt any grammar at school.

I get a mental picture of a bunch of knuckle scrapers covered in tattoos....

I accidently opened a second LSE session, whilst still logged into the first one - it gave me a quick look at one or two posts of those who I have filtered. I wont make that mistake gain, as I see that they are still spouting the same bilge.

For the record therefore, there's a big difference between studying price action from the past, noting previous resistance levels for future reference etc compared to droning on about fundamentals from the past which have been massively superseded - hence sometimes spectacular recovery plays such as RR.

And with the seasonal price action, it's important to know when traditionally the strong and weak price action times of the year are. That's just common sense if you have any.

I can just picture ADW, sitting in a library somewhere all day every day, reading one or two newspapers and then using the library's PC to while away the day spouting useless nonsense about a company that seemingly he has no interest in buying shares in. He must be particularly hacked off, because apparently he sold out at around 1.8p when he wet his pants after some overt MM manipulation back in mid November. Of course, he would not have had any idea whatsoever that the share price tends to be weakish during the winter shut-down....LOL.

Direct Line shares plural - I had about 5 grand's worth.

People who go on about the past have clearly never heard the term ' recovery play ' ? I just sold my Direct Line share at £2.80 when not long ago they were languishing at around £1.30. It recovered due to a buy out.

And what about Rolls Royce ? That's the best example of a recovery play that you can find on the LSE recently. It lost 90% of its value between 2018 and 2020 - going from £ 3.75 to just 38p. And today it is £8.08. Some millionaires will have been made from this classic recovery play.

If the critics had been talking about RR between 2020 and 2021 they would only have been talking about the past, and how it had lost 90% of its value in less than 2 years....

And jonnyrod ( aka johnny rotten )

That's 12 fitered now.

Bamb filtered - that's 11 with green boxes now....

Manx ; you're missing out the announcement of a JV, or the possible sale of Heron. Either of those would ignite the share price.

And non of this includes possible announcements to do with the renewable side, which many seem to be completely failing to even take into account. I think that the Sunsteppe side of the business is going to turn out to be a huge surprise to people....I presume that many are ignoring it because they don't really understand the business.

"Mr Investor33 - EXCELLENT points sir 09:41 "

Thanks WOS.

It's really about time that this factor is talked about on here - what wells are worth over the life of a field, given that MATD now has a 25 year licence for a field. And it matters a lot when valuing what MATD's oil assets ( alone ) are worth.

Thornogson ; " Even the 'dud' that is currently Heron 2 will yield $11m profit over the life of the Field at 30 barrels/day."

And that's why the detractors are being so dense - they have never considered what any individual well is worth over the entire life of a field. They just obsess about a figure for bopd, without understanding what that is worth over 20 to 30 years. Have you ever heard Adw, Doc or StockMaiden give any indication that they have considered these facts ?

And when you actually think about this consideration it makes Doc's dismissive reaction ( so I was told, as I blocked him ages ago ) to when MATD was finally granted the Special Purpose status look absurd. In fact it's one of the most significant things that's ever happened to the company, as it now means that the entire field can either be sold or JV'd.

Let's take one of the new critics who suddenly popped up yesterday - "CLT95 " who dismissed MATD as a ' pump and dump ' having apparently found out all that he wanted to know about the company from StockMaiden ( ! ) He didn't know much about the company before this " consultation " he said....

So I looked at his profile, and which stocks he is in favour of. It seems he really thinks that Zenith Energy is the way to go. This is the company which was valued at £1.32 back in 2017 and is now 7.99p today, having fallen as low as 1.2p at the back end of 2024. Today it's down 12.5% but apparently it's not a P&D....

It seem that Zenith are relying on winning a couple of legal actions against the Tunisian government ( which began in 2023 ) and a rig contractor, which is what has recently boosted its share price since late 2024. Apparently they want $639m in damages from the Tunisian government for obstructing its progress...

So the current pump in the share price seemingly depends on them winning these claims, though one wonders what will happen if they lose with all the legal costs. Plus, even if they win the damages, how will they enforce it ? Presumably they will send bailiffs around to the Tunisian government's offices to seize all their laptops and Pcs.....? LOL.

Heron 1 flowing at 800 bopd based on $43 per barrel would result in $309.6m over 25 years....

So how much would people value the Heron field at if PC want to buy it ?