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More concerning than Terry’s repetitive, emotional whining is Trump’s sudden love of coal!

He thinks it’s clean and is granting 70 or so new licences. Competition for what to burn to generate electricity isn’t going to help HH prices.

In the RNS Enog seem to be hinting that Etu won’t be able to meet the clause about existing deep well experience - so possibly just Etu looking to get more money from Chevron.

Hopefully an admin hurdle rather than a deal breaker.

FCA - surely given the poor Q1 guidance and the valid questions in your para 2, none of us know what yield we’re getting and probably won’t until notification of next quarter’s dividend.

So don’t see how you can be sure it’s better “than the market believes it to be..”

Information on BBs is almost as opaque as derivatives and various debt levels / costs.

RNS from 26 Feb declares a new BB regime of up to 7,800,000 shares.

At that point there were approx 78,000,000 shares in issue (so BBs approved for 10% of outstanding shares).

RNSs for two subsequent BBs;

11 Mar 3,750,000 shares bought from EIG @ $14.31

19 Mar 300,000 shares @ $14.20

Yet number of shares in issue has reduced to 72,300,000 - so 5,700,000 less, despite only notifications of buying just over 4,000,000!

So still scope to buy at least another 2,000,000 if they have the spare cash.

Who knows???

Almost twice the 202 of their own wells they retired in 2024! 😀

Terry -more narcissism from you 😀.

I reply it’s an obsession, you reply more quickly and more verbosely and it’s not 😀.

Facts:

Since strategy change announced SP is up over 1 year and 2 years. I pick 2 dates you pick one!

War in Iran has ceased over last 6 or so weeks, DEC share price up before last few days falls.

Enog lost 41 days production ((from 90 days) and but dividend by 66% - it’s not just lost production!

Lee on trying to sell your house and moving to the ME - hopefully that’ll make you less of a miserable whiner.

Terry - as per many times before, if you post nonsense on public forums prepare to be corrected!

Your poor investment timing is your fault no-one else’s - accept it and move on.

Rep on amusing people with your negativity.

Ghost - rubbish on the SoH!

Maritime law in the Strait of Hormuz is governed by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). It establishes the waterway as an international strait where transit passage applies—meaning all vessels (commercial and military) enjoy unimpeded navigation and overflight rights that coastal states cannot suspend or tax.

What Iran is doing contravenes maritime law and its acceptance (by paying tolls) would put many other international Straits at risk - hence why the US won’t accept it (and nor should anyone else).

Terry, yet another continuation of the boring, repetitive, emotional and factually incorrect narrative you continually regurgitate.

Diversified told us all of a change in strategy and a reduced dividend over 2 years ago - yet here you still are bleating about it.

Rather than “trashing the share price” as you continually whine, share price is up over both 2 and 1 year - not trashed! In that time, although debt has increased, so have reserves - massively!

Yep other peers have done better - if you’re so clever why weren’t you invested there? 😀 Anyone can make a bigger profit with hindsight.

The latest results show the biggest problem; a decent profit masked by the treatment of derivatives at fair value (so not even real money) making results look like a loss.

Your obsession with Rusty is a bit concerning. Why would the largest shareholder want to “trash the share price?” Your beloved Energean has just cut dividend by 2/3rds, share price reduced significantly and not a peep from you about that. Strange, very strange.

More concerning is why do the “sellers” seem to know about acquisitions before the RNS?

Some people making a load of money on inside information.

Terry, why would they include the debt from a deal anticipated to conclude in Q3 in Q1 results?

Ahhh, investing with hindsight again 😀.

You managed to get the lowest price over last 12 months - congratulations! 😀😀

Oops - misread 😀

Other points still stand, last thing Helix need is any distraction from optimising Montana site.

Lucky those quick to criticise never make any mistakes 😀😀

It’s not a good fit at all!

Helix “expertise” is finding the resource, drilling for it and bringing it to production in record time (hopefully) then expanding the existing fields with more wells.

They certainly don’t have enough money to go buying existing operations, especially those that don’t have the key advantage of being in the US (so stable and close to potential customers).

AoC - where would DEC be without a war?

From your figures the war hasn’t had a positive impact on local gas prices (though it obviously has on oil prices) and looks like it will lead to higher interest rates.

Only the oil price rise post war has had a positive impact on DEC profits. I get there might be a load of investors / funds just lumping DEC in with other O&G stocks and buying shares but the only positive I see is that it’s given DEC some time / stability to prove fundamentals without any more acquisitions.

Let’s see what they say on the 6th 😀

First time in over 12 months of being consistently wrong you’ve actually admitted it. Well done.

Mannnan

All through March and April you were ramping this share saying it was only going one way. Below is but one of your many posts from early March when Share price was about 0.04. Changed your mind? Apologised for trying to mislead people? Feel stupid?

Mannnan

RE: Looks ready to move. NT to buy7 Mar 2026 01:05

Share price is way too low.

First Q results due May 6th after US market closes.

Pretty significant difference between uk close and us close so should be up first thing.

Does that make it more or less likely that the share price will reach the 40-45p you so erroneously predicted on 2 April?

I’d say less…. 😀

Yep - there’s no clarity! Ops normal 😀