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Abzzba ; do you think that the current state of play with the initial gas spikes back in October/Nov has to be put in an RNS ? As you stated previously, it wasn't specifically mentioned as an ongoing issue in the last RNS.

Just wondering whether the company can state the current picture to shareholders via email, or whether it's info that has to legally be put forward in an RNS.

For those who bash MATD due to its current share price, just consider another AIM micro cap oiler for a comparison. Last year Union Jack Oil PLC had a high of 27.5p which was in May, and a low of 8.75p in January of this year. It's now 11.25p. We had our peak last year of 5p right at the beginning of June. Both companies had their declines for the rest of 2024 after those May/June peaks. Both companies showed seasonality in its share prices.

High volatility in a given year between the highs and the lows is seemingly just part and parcel of early stage AIM micro cap oilers. Yet people try to make it sound as though PM's current low share price indicates that the company has poor future prospects and that something is fundamentally wrong with it.

There are no shares to borrow by the way. Not as far as I am aware anyway. So shorters have to use derivatives such as CFDs or spread betting. Derivatives won't impact on the actual underlying asset.

Yes, let's all encourage Gusto to take a massive short position - after all, he's always been convinced that it will go sub 1p....

I'll correct that to 100% to 300% volatility between the highs and the lows of a given year. It's still rather a lot though....

Wigster ; clearly you haven't read my other posts. I have stated many times that there is a minimum of 300 to 500% volatility between the highs and lows of any given year. Sometimes much more - such as in 2017.

I have also stated several times that the price action tends to be seasonal.

Wigster ; I did say a 10 year chart - not just 2024. However, if you take the April 2024 low of 2.5p it then rose to 5.3p by early June 2024. I'm talking about the high of the year, which was 5.4p.

Or maybe take the Jan 2023 low of 2.4p and the high in May 2023 of 7p.

Or the Jan 2022 low of 3p and the period between Feb and April when it bounced around between highs of 5p and then 4.9p.

Or the Jan 2021 low of 2.7p and then reached 9.3p by May.

I wont bother going back further - do the homework for yourself.

Got the idea ? And all this happened with absolutely no local land access to Heron or the special purpose status in place. And no renewables on the cusp of going commercial either.

Master ; I am a LTH just like you - so it's not nice to be called a ' snake. '

I feel sorry for what all the LTHs have endured in the last few years. Nobody however back in 2019 could have predicted that we would lose 3 years through covid and then that blasted provincial governor attempting to sabotage the company. If we could have started back in 2022 we would be well on with Heron by now, and there would have been less dilution.

Hamm ; where are you quoting from ??

Tenbag ; " Investor33 they don’t have the brains to understand what you have been posting. Doc and his gang are just trolls and negs. Nothing more. All this could be one person too "

Agreed. I mean to deny the historical tendency for the share price to rise rapidly in the first half of the year is just plain ignorance. It's done it year in year out. All people have to do is look at a 10 year chart.

Master ; thanks for that nonsense.

In fact I started buying in August 2019 and have since then bought another 14 tranches at differing times over the 5 years, and currently own 1.5m shares.

I have never sold during all that time, though I have come to regret the fact that I didn't dip in and out. For example, in May 2023 I was £25k up but didn't take it. Silly me. People who did that have been the only winners to date.

With 300 to 500% price swings year in year out to date you can't blame long term holders for having had moments of despair. You said yourself that you failed to take profits when on the table and regretted it - does that make you a snake ?

And the nonsense that you spout about MB IMO is libelous. I would like to see you write a letter to him with your name and address saying the kind of nonsense that you have spouted on here about him. I wasn't happy when he gave misleading information prior to the last raise, but that's about it. He's done a lot of good things as well if you bother to notice - such as the exploitation licence, the district permission and now the tripartite special purpose status. Like the LTH shareholders the guy has been incredibly unlucky with ; 1) Covid 2) the provincial governor refusing to sign the tripartite agreement. All LTHs have suffered as a result due to a total of 3 lost years. That's not Buck's fault or the company's fault, or the shareholder's fault.

So much for the likes of Doc, Adw etc making sarcastic remarks when I said that the share price always get a big boost in the first few months of the year....

By the 16th Jan Doc was telling me that my prediction was wrong - as though the ' first few months of the year ' only means the first 16 days of Jan....LOL.

Hamm ; where did you find this report ?

" A narcissist is someone who exhibits a strong need for attention, often displaying behaviors designed to draw focus to themselves, making them highly "attention-seeking" due to an inflated sense of self-importance and the desire to be admired by others; this is a core characteristic of Narcissistic Personality Disorder. "

Another sign of Takeiteasy being a narc. Judging from that last post, he's revelling in believing that he's the centre of attention. Narcs are generally huge attention seekers - it's their oxygen. Well he's joining Adw now in the filter bin.

Takeiteasy seems to be the latest resident narc on the board, to add to the likes of Adw. Or maybe it's the same person ?

He seems to get that same narcissistic smug sense of superiority through taunting people who he thinks might be underwater, such as Thornogson. Adw was also taunting Thorno about this, which makes me wonder if it's the same person.

WOS " First you do not understand BESS is Battery Energy Storage so wheñ you talk about only Wind Power - maybe yiu shoukd understand where/ how Wind Ppwer get store - this tell you how NESS fit into Investment picture."

Indeed. People are being very slow to understand what a big deal BESS is turning out to be. I recently watched a share on Nasdaq soar after the news broke that it was doing a JV for something like a 60% stake in two batteries. And the total cost for the batteries if I remember rightly was about $2.5m. Power grids need to be able to balance out spikes in demand with solar and wind.

TenBag : ADW is an oil extraction technical genius - you should know that fact by now...

BPat890 : frankly I don't care what was going on back in 2011 considering it was 8 years before I ever bought some shares.

You could have looked at Rolls Royce back during COVID when it hit about 35p and then talked about ' value destruction ' from a previous peak of about £5.00. And nobody would have touched it because of that. It's future prospects which count - markets are looking to the future. This is the first year that MATD is starting the year as a producer and with the access permission for Heron already secured. And you also have the renewable side on the cusp of going commercial - this tends to be ignored by most people. BESS projects for example are a massive thing right now.

It's been in a range between 1.5p and 10p since about 2018 - that's not value destruction. And this range happened whilst the company was an explorer not a producer and with no legal access to the Heron field.