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JohnBriggs, you are joking of course. You have a knack of making yourself look both pathetic and foolish at the same time. It became tiresome some time ago and you'll still be coming out with the same tosh when this goes over 20p in the late summer, if not before. You really are a sad individual as well as a non-shareholder.

I hope you are correct Garry, that would take us in to a new tax year and new ISA allowances so we could top up on the cheap! Unfortunately I suspect that you will be wrong as there is plenty of news flow to come. This should IMHO already be trading in the 15-20p range based on current assets and short term developments alone and that doesn't include OFF3. Chevron clearly have a route map now so other than the control that CEG have over OFF3 developments our board will simply be getting courtesy updates from the Chevron hierarchy. Onwards and upwards, but secretly I'd love it to drop back to 5.5p for a brief period of time!

Probably a combination of the end of year letter, a new corporate presentation (that is very good) and the fact that this is massively undervalued by any measure... and it still is!

Some real money being traded today, makes a pleasant change, still seems to have some legs, let's see where we are next month.

GLA

Hello Garry, the quote you are referencing in in4's post is an excerpt from Malcy's newsletter, details posted below. Do keep up!

JohnBriggs, just the usual drivel. People don't need to discredit you you do a brilliant job of that yourself! Which part of a farm out with Chevron on OFF1 with a retained interest of 40% and Chevron becoming the operator don't you understand. I've asked before for you to put up the investment case for and against CEG but you never have. Do you understand anything at all about O&G exploration. Pathetic snipes from the side lines with no facts just doesn't cut it, if you could come up with something credible you may get a little more understanding, but you never have.

For the uninitiated I would strongly suggest that you ignore JohnBriggs, he's a disgruntled ex-shareholder full of bile and no facts. He also forgets to mention that you don't need to be too concerned about the company nor it's BOD as Chevron are running the show in our OFF1 bloke in Uruguay, whilst we sit and wait with a 40% retained interest, what's not to like?

There is clearly a demand for shares with not much liquidity, the MM's are struggling hence 8p already paid today. This is going to be a interesting year for CEG with lot's of news flow and the fact that Chevron are running a large part of the show. The prospects are good and this share is undervalued on any measure, you'll still get the odd moron trying to argue differently even when they aren't even a shareholder! make your own minds up, the performance in the last week or so tells you what you need to know and more news is imminent.

Hello Cybertron, check out the presentation on the CEG website. Converting to post consolidation numbers this has the POTENTIAL, just to be clear the potential, to get to £3.50 plus! The presentation was done prior to updated data on OFF3 that according to Eytan could offer more prospects than OFF1. The truth is that this is all about Chevron now and how they want to proceed with matters, we are in good hands and IF a commercial discovery is found then this will be comfortably several pounds per share. Let the derision commence you pair of losers, you know who you are. To the rest of you, Happy New Year and all the best for 2025.

Well said In4, all very true.

As usual complete nonsense JohnBriggs. The prospects are very good here especially for new shareholders. For some of the long term holders who haven't averaged down, not so good but for anybody considering a risky investment (it is AIM afterall!) then this is as good as any out there. IMHO the chances of a multibag are very good, as a non shareholder you wouldn't have a clue of course.

It's more than that Zag, but good of you to acknowledge. This is not rinse and repeat. Chevron are running the show not CEG. The fact that they want to press on I believe will mean that this share is on a significant upwards trajectory over the next 12 to 18 months. Time will tell.

That's not actually true is it Zag, check the buys and sells again, there are several buys over £1k. Oh I forgot, you don't want too hear anything positive do you. This is happening and the share price will be many multiples of where it is now in the next 12 to 18 months. There are none so blind as those who will not see! Many shareholders have already made a very healthy return on this over the last year or so.

JohnBriggs, you just make yourself look more and more stupid (if that's possible) every time that you post. Get used to the idea that this is happening and the share price over the next 12 to 18 months is going through the roof. Chevron will simply run with this now. It's looking very positive.

JB you really are clueless. The Uruguayan government are not going to deny Chevron their application, they need the money and the potential economic benefits. They are a small country. It is a formality, it is s rubber stamping exercise and will be granted so it is a WHEN not an IF, if you think otherwise you are delusional.

So JB when this deal is approved by the Uruguayan government (and it will be) and CEG receive $12.5m what is your negative stance going to be then? Just curious.

Why don't you tell us Fatsheep?

JohnBriggs, when you say "nothing positive ever happens" what would you call the Chevron announcement in March?! Even a biased bystander like you has to admit that was phenomenally positive.

JohnBriggs, you're going to look a proper Charlie when the RNS drops next week!

Anyone "lured in" over the last 12 months has done very well out of it. Also to say that it is the third consolidation in as many years is factually incorrect. The former BPC has only completed one, the one we have just experienced. I am not interested in what happened with companies that BPC swallowed up in the past, it is irrelevant. Don't let the facts get in the way of a good story eh, JohnBriggs