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PVR seem to be better at PR than their Barryroe partner Lansdowne. So tend to capture the interest of a wider investor base.

Could be a drink problem there....

You're probably bang on there Phoebus. Actually there appear to be a lot of buys showing as sells today over at Logp. I've got a chunky holding there as well as here.

Will probably kick in when this one gets a bit pricey!

Looks fairly promising all right. Good few chunky buys yesterday. Hefty drill programme fully paid for.

Good posts here of late.

FOMO SETTING IN.

They have very interesting technology at their disposal..and the oil price has hit a sweet spot for marginals.

Wonder if that 600k trade was a buy or a sell? If it was a buy it was a real bargain.

Yes Mannan...I had forgotten that!

Rather subdued day all things considered. Would have expected a few more trades by now....

FULLY FUNDED UNTIL Q2 2019.

The 5.4 million looks like a buy to me...butwtfdik!

Yeah...I feel pretty relaxed about this as well. Friday is often a day when people bank some profits. I have a hunch that after PVR shares get a bit pricy that people might decide to stuff a few bob in here to balance out their portfolio.

Being really selfish about this...but I'm quite pleased that the price hasn't gone too high so far. Have some substantial funds coming to me on Monday to pile in here.

As long as they're Jacobs Cream Crackers!

A feeding frenzy is breaking out now...news has got around!

Thanks for sharing that Art! Very interesting and bodes well for a strong start tomorrow.

Bear in mind that two of these wells are going to penetrate the lower strata....so could easily be an uplift on the reserves identified.
No wonder Steve Boldy said he was excited by the latest development on the project.

Expect we will see some incremental growth in the SP over the next while once the details of the improved farmout deal and the government approvals get some more coverage in the papers over the next few days...it was to be expected that the would be a rash of day traders all over this and it looks like they have taken their profits and exited. Anyways...we still have half the trading day ahead and some canny punters will have kept their powder dry to buy at a better price than this morning's early spike. So lets not get a dose of the glums chaps!