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Ticked up .6 paid

"complicated"

Should imagine It's OGA holding things up, it could be a bit more complected than the UJO/Montrose deal, UJO were just increasing their %
RBD/Humber would have signed a contract subject to OGA approval

Anyone know why the market wont take top up or smaller buy orders? They must be missing out on business by doing this! Is it just a simple explanation that some of the MM's (short of stock)have over sold stock and wont sell anymore, why are the not moving the price Up! Or is this being manipulated/Held back.
One think for sure, you can sell in abundance

a chunky sell gone through and you still can't buy, the market must be short of stock!
sell quote moved up to 57 now and buy at 5875 still

Yep, the MM's are at it again, you can't buy unless you accept/pay 5875 at a wider spread and take at least £4700 worth off them, can sell plenty

https://youtu.be/oDyFFjF0F6A

Some oil and gas basins contain wet natural gas that can be split apart to unlock an extremely valuable substance called “condensates.”
You see, hydrocarbons “chain” together. The more carbon atoms in the chain, the more “liquid rich” it is. The more “liquids rich” it is, the more valuable it is.
These liquids are called condensates.
You know some of these condensates. Jet Fuel is a condensate. Condensates are the building blocks used to produce plastics, kerosene, and even jet fuel. Without condensates to act as a diluent, the transportation of the tar sands heavy oil via pipeline would be nonexistent. Condensates are also used in the ethanol blends you may use at your local gas station.
Condensates have API gravity ratings on the 45 – 75 scale. They are so useful and valuable to society that a barrel of condensates is worth more than the best oil coming out of the Bakken or Eagle Ford shales.
Condensates sell for a premium over the benchmark price you always see for crude oil. You could say condensates are the “King of Hydrocarbons.”
When I evaluate oil and gas companies for investment, I like to see lots of potential for condensate production.

https://katusaresearch.com/not-oil-created-equal-quick-guide-knowing-oil-investor/

yeah would seem the MM's are short of stock but don't put the price up, they want you'er shares on the cheap

Strange, you can't buy from £60 to £5K but after £5K you can buy at a wide spread of 5875

I struggled to get £1100 at 57, was tying for ages waiting for someone to sell

can sell 20k worth but can't buy £100 worth LOL

I'm unable to buy again, MM's must be short of stock, You can sell plenty though!

The RBD share price will (in my opinion) start to react positively the closer we get to WN action. The traders will arrive soon!
The Deltic offer will start to look more appealing to their share holders and less so to RBD
Pressure is building, not long to wait now I think!

What Deltic say about Pensacola Reef Prospect
The Zechstein Reef play has been overlooked in the UKCS but recently there has been significant exploration success in this emerging play with similar nearby structures at Darach and Crosgan both successfully flowing hydrocarbons to surface on test. A potentially significant discovery has also been announced onshore, with the West Newton structure extending the playfair way into Yorkshire.

Just topped up

Mr Swindells succeeded North Sea pioneer Algy Cluff as chief executive of Cluff Natural Resources in 2018.
LOL, what a apt name!
What chance IPGL showing more faith by buying more Delt and supporting the share price!

The market was putting no value on Delt's assets before the RBD offer, in-fact if you include the wide spread here the market was/is offering well under cash value! At least the RBD offer was above the market price and offered a better escape route for the sellers in a more liquid stock!
Hopefully the North Sea projects with Shell happen and all comes good, however for now, the market is not putting any value/faith in Delt's prospects!

Yes I think So, To get a taste, Some free write ups on the right hand side of the website

http://www.michaelwalters.com/index.phtml

A very good write up on RBD, He thinks UJO is cheap but the current RBD share price is a steal