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I've not been following RRR in detail ..... seen the rise.... IMO P&D? I doubt it will be sustainable ..... look at some the oillies that have seen volatility GKP. RKH, BLVN IEA etc etc ...... Oh and BEM last November! (caveat - I think RKH may have held on to most its gain?) Nope, I'm a cynic these days - you any experience of holidng a junior AIM explorer that consolidates its stock? CNR is consolidating at 20:1 - I have mixed feeling about this as, being a cynic, I can't help thinking it's a new high from which to dilute the company and to soak up any more drop in SP. Conversely, CNR is quite an advanced explorer just short of 2M oz and in the process of moving quite alot of inferred into indicated category .... so it is not as if they are scratching their chins wondering where to sink the first bore hole..... unlike quite a few junior explorers!

BGC is now BTG - you still have seven runners!

From Yahoo Finance BGC.L is no longer valid. It has changed to BTG.L

Is BTG Plc (healthcare) the same as BGC? I thought they were a tech stock and not healthcare Anyway, on 1st Jan BGC were trading at 313.7. The last entry I have was about two weeks ago and that was 371.3p and I have no idea if if was BGC/BTG or BTG plc (healthcare) If the compamy has been taken over we can use the 371.3p and keep it static until we have more information. If they have gone bust.... then I'm afraid it will be posted as a loss Fair?

Apologies chaps - totally lost the will to tot up rthe scores for last week Will try harder this week

My money - my decision dude! I invested for the long term .... 5 years ...let's see what happens .... Yup, could've sold when in profit ..... but that would have gone against my 5 year plan for AQG....... however....in hindsight....if I ever see a proft again, I'll be taking some. But therein lies another problem.... I start funding MM children's school fees with my trading fees and start to erode potential return of original investment.... mind you much more fun than watching inflation erode my nest egg!

Ha HA HA HA HAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrr back at you dude!

Rumour in Inverurie bar that CNE are planning a reverse take over of BP *lol*

Nah, they're solid IMO.... initial production hit major teething problems ....wrong mill grind or summat like that. Anyway, they're producing silver which funds furter exploration. I don't really follow them that much .... but..... at the moment they should be doing a major evaluation of how they increase production and what kit they need to achieve this aim. They're in the early stages of production so you've probably timed it well..... unlike me .... who listened to Mogo at 31p *lol*.... I could've sold at 55p but didn't ..... and then got back in at16p *GAH* Getting a bit frustrated with CNE ..... mind you .... been here before with CNE in the early 2000's so not too concerned ....yet!

Aye, your fault fella ..... bloody jinx *lol*

Aye, in to a depth of about six feet under *lol*

will do them at some point over the w/e - honest! Mogo..if BGC has gone AWOL we will use last week's price ..... hmmm that may work to your advantage

Tybalt Appraisal Well 28 May, 2012 The enclosed announcement has been issued by Valiant Petroleum (60%; Operator) with regard to the Tybalt Well in the UK North Sea in which Agora Oil and Gas AS (a fully-owned subsidiary of Cairn) has a 40% interest. Valiant Petroleum plc Press Release 28 May 2012 Tybalt Appraisal Well Result Valiant Petroleum plc (“Valiant Petroleum” or the “Company”) reports that the Tybalt appraisal well 211/8c-5 has now been drilled to a total depth of 13,212’ Measured Depth. The well penetrated a full Upper Magnus Sandstone Member (UMSM) section, comprising 844’ gross, with 316’ of net sand. 210’ of core was successfully recovered from this interval. Initial interpretation indicates that the hydrocarbon saturations recorded throughout the section were broadly similar to the 211/8c-4z discovery well drilled in 2010. Porosities were also similar but the permeabilities recorded in the current well were generally at the low end of expectations. Reservoir testing via MDT was unable to demonstrate the presence of moveable hydrocarbons from the well. Test points located in the lower part of the UMSM recovered water, while stations towards the top of the interval were tight. Valiant Petroleum (60%; Operator) and Agora Oil and Gas AS (a fully-owned subsidiary of Cairn Energy PLC; 40%) have now decided to suspend the well. Further technical analysis of the core, log and dynamic test data will be required to assess the size and potential of the Tybalt accumulation. In accordance with the AIM Rules, the information in this announcement has been reviewed and signed off by Valiant Petroleum’s Development Manager, Nigel Platt, a Chartered Geologist with 26 years of relevant experience

It's a real goodam slug fest for 2nd place. All JT needs to get 2nd is to go a bit Beowulf! 1: P'dog: +5.4% 2: Mogo - 5.3% 3: JT - 6% 4: Jibbo - 20% £490 separates JT and Mogo Summary: JT 0 Jibbo 2 Mogo 0 P'dog 17 Details JT %change CNE 292 287.2 -1.64 KMR 46 40.92 -5.4 BEM 15.25 13.5 -11.48 RDSA 2371 2012 -15.14 RDSB 2454 2081 -15.20 KAZ 927 680 -26.65 AMER 16.55 21.25 28.40 Jibbo CNR 6.88 4 -41.86 BAO 12.88 7.75 -39.83 MXP 10.75 10.5 -2.33 VOG 3.65 3.48 -4.66 TYM 6.88 5.25 -23.69 NYO 5.43 4.75 -12.52 ANR 5 4 -20.00 Mogo AHT 226 219.2 -3.01 BATS 3055 3047 -0.26 BGC 313.7 371.3 18.36 FBT 41.5 21 -49.40 IMG 549 490.2 -10.71 IMT 2435 2399 -1.48 PFC 1441 1577 9.44 MONI 30 29.75 -0.83 HAS 64.1 71.1 10.92 VOD 178.9 173.1 -3.24 FGP 338 218 -35.50 LLOY 25.91 25.8 -0.42 MTC 166.25 192 15.49 RWD 256.75 390 51.90 This weeks spitfire is JT's AMER on +28% whereas this week's lumbering Heinkel is Mogo's FBT on -49% Achtung Achtung!!! Spitfuer..... rat a ratta ratta ratta ratta....Gott im Himmel Stick that Fritz!!! etc etc

I'll post 'em tomorrow

Missed out on a 20% rise in WLFGE over the past two weeks.... mind you I still have cash! -- could just as easy been a 20% loss in this climate eh?

Whatever next...CNE discover IO!

Kaz yo yo ing again

....and a new sparkly web site Nepal: still discussing work programme - wouldn't expect much from Nepal Spain: Early stages of frontier exploration - wouldn't expect much from Spain Albania: Not much news on this one 85% share in a production contraxct at Joni 5 - if it was a producer rthen you would expect more of this? CNE looking at 1 year extension to this asset? that's not very long so maybe it will be disposed of? Odd - Albania is a majopr European producer of hydrocarbons Greenland: ? fool's errand or possibly transformational. I sometimes wonder if yo are only lucky once in life - maybe CNE should have kept hold of CI although they may have been taken over and would then lose their independence. No news on th East Med - I thought the round of exploration licences would have been awarded by Gov of Cyprus by now. Also, bearing in mind the action at Cove - how has that affected CNE's plans to explore E Med for gas? CI: 'nuff said on this 22% stake to fund exploration - wonder what will come of Sri Lanka gas discovery North Sea: Agora have 11 licenses and a recent light oil discovery

Your problem is that in Aug 10 CNE was at its height..... 470p ish? so no wonder you feel ripped off. Yer pays yer money and yer makes yer choice. We've gambled on Greenland and lost. We've sold off part of the family silver and returned cash to ourselves...When you bought at 470p (ish) my shares in CNE were actually worth 4700p (taking into account the re-issue on 1:10 basis) so I don't feel ripped off although I must say I am disappointed with recent performance but most of that is market led sentiment/fear, right? CNE, arguably, is no longer a potential take over target and can remain an independent explorer. We still have a decent stake in CI which provides us with a revenue stream, we have partners in GL and are also bidding for acreage in E Med where there have been recent massive gas finds. Not to mention buying that oillee in the North Sea. Oh, and keep an eye on CI as we should be gettimng results from a third gas well off Sri Lanka which has potential to be a big one You haven't been misled, you just bought at the peak of the market and recent events have failed to meet your expectations. No-one is truly locked into a share. You can always sell, take the hit and look for something else that can give you a return. I don't see many possibilities myself and I'm going to stick with CNE despite recent poor performance. .... unless Mogo starts ramping RRR on here ....again *lol*