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Thank you for that clarification, and if the FCA is truly after him now, well done!

Clarification in view of BT's latest tweet. "The LSE" = The London Stock Exchange" Otherwise, one should say "LSE.co.uk" if one wants to get the message across clearly...

seadog5 - are you basing your belief that BT/lambolover40/Accumulation Required is being investigated by the FCA on his tweets of this morning? If so, I'd take that with a pinch of salt, his tweets are erratic and sometimes stuffed with semi-written lies whose purpose is hard to interpret. I suspect BT does not even know himself what he's trying to say half of the time. And I do not believe that the LSE can take action against a private individual, it's the FCA's job. So him claiming that he "helps" the LSE, as well as the FCA, looks like nonsense to me. That does not mean that an apparently anonymous poster or tweeter is immune from FCA action though, as you rightly pointed out. Iampilgrim - because they are now about one month late compared to latestestest timescale given by Alan M or whomever wrote the 28 March 2018 RNS.

And good morning all!

I�m not in this one, but thank you anyway! :-)

I followed that one a while ago. Superb results today: if it looks like it is on its way to pay off its debt pile over the next few years, worth keeping an eye on it. What may affect it adversely is the increasing price of food commodities with Brexit.

Some he answers, some he does not.

It would make a difference to current and possible investors if the BoD of NUOG or MFDevCo actually shared the extent of the commitment to be contractually provided by the consortium members in terms of man hours or financial approximation. Without that info, we have no way to be sure whether such collaborations are purely nominal. AIM has plenty of examples of companies that have signed memoranda of understanding that actually led to nothing concrete whatsoever (e.g. AFPO). On the other hand, signing such memoranda is nothing for large companies like Aibel, Aker, Arup, COSL, Kongsberg. They all have fingers in dozens / hundreds of pies, and do not give cash upfront nor (as Xcite as shown) do not come to the rescue when things go South.

A technical bounce to 1.05p looks likely to me now.

They did it! The SP has gone even further down than yesterday... TBH, if I have cash when / if the ask goes to 0.82p, I'd dip a toe in.

Worth keeping an eye on the price boys.

In that case, I apologize for that.

LT - I understand it and I still view it as very inappropriate. Resorting to insults does not make you look much better.

For once, I agree with OW - I'd only partially read LT's last comment, my bad... That comparison displays substantial gaps in knowledge.

LT. 30 November 2017 RNS: "Pressure recovery is strong."

Good morning beautiful and crazy peoole.

Hi all. I see familiar and new faces here.. Hawkey - two typical reasons, assuming you did mean to ask that question: (1) the belief that the value of those assets will increase in the near future. (2) the company's brand valuation - which in practice, can be interpreted as the company's capacity to sell more products / services in the future, regardless of the current stock/staff, and at a premium. (2) is almost irrelevant here as Genel only sells commodities at market price.

It almost feels as if the GBP100 worth buy of first thing this morning was done to help keep the SP "high" just a little bit longer, for the subsequent sales... In any case, this is all noise - until a sale of Zeb is announced, it's a bottom drawer share.

KEFI is your cryptonite mate!!

Check the posts of Monarch . I really don't see what they can expect to achieve realistically... but it's allegedly getting more and more interest from PIs. However, I don't see the BoD as having been worse than the AIM average, if not even better. At this stage, IMO it's getting political pressure on the Slovanian government and environment department that's really needed!