Member Info for llywelyn

Seems that any discussion of a low ball take over has disappeared. AM has clearly stated that he wants operations up and running before any talk of JV and/or takeover. All good, let's face it he's heavily invested in this company, both monetary and emotionally. He'll want to achieve optimal value, and he's on the right path. I'm just focussed on how much the find will ultimately be. Very excited to find out...........which brings me on to the little Lord Fountleroy, see that old CH is still being popular, might de-box on the weekend for a laugh if it's raining, last few posts I recall seemed to indicate a level of dyscalculia that resembled a ****ed cricket. A very creative person indeed with numbers. Anyway, must dash, tighten the cravat, jump in the Morgan and meet the old school posse at............ (leave that for you all to decide). GLA

Thanks for your valuable presence and contribution from Canada Shouston. Class. I'm reading a lot of positives into the feedback as a LTH. The onshore 'find' is as always, the one thing that truly wets the appetite here. Game changer in safe juristiction, and a clear moving forward plan. All very encouraging.
Anyway, a deliciously refreshing mug of PG tea, and a delicately cut piece of Warburton's toasted bread now, then must dash for work. Toodles

Quick check of the board. At least six consecutive sensible, realistic and well crafted posts in a row, (and not a green box in sight). Very welcomed in rather fraught times, which will pass in time. The fundamentals here remain the same, and the resource is significant in a resource weary world, that's why I'm confident this will be a good investment in the mi/long term. All good. Thanks for the sensible contributions. GLA and have a good day.

Morning all. Just checked in after a few days away, and yes the green boxes are prolific I see. Added Coplhodler to the green boxes, enjoyed some of his/her posts, but lately the amusing little lord fountleroy ramblings became too unbalanced between appeasing his paymasters and having a modicum of objectivity. Diminishing returns. Started to sound a bit desperate too, never a good sign, must be the pressure, which seemed to be enduringly and frequently mentioned in a lot in his/her posts. Must be a job appraisal type thing.
Much to look forward to here. Right place, right time for this industry. Astute empire building, and mid-cap on the horizon. Then let's just wait and see where it takes us. GLA

Apologies mailgirl.....you too should be proud of yourself, pour yourself a tipple, another legend...

That's a very weird and slightly disturbing post...

Neil. Are you really still posting. That's a 13 hour shift. Nothing better to do in Greece? Intriguing...

Good old Neil. In Greece. Enjoying a holiday. How lucky you are. My gratitude extends even further thinking of you taking all this time out to give such priceless advice. You do seem to post a lot. I guess it speaks volumes really. Another legend in his/her own bedsit.

Quite draconian sanctions being proposed (with some resistance from newer member states). Will need to come from somewhere, regardless how you view things. COPL emphasising their green credentials is welcome, fact is that's a massive oil discovery they have. All good.
Can't comment on the spiv and spin brigade today, all filtered. GLAGH

The worm analogy. Appropriate and befitting. The little shorting lord Fountleroy will no doubt tell us how unwise we all are to invest in COPL for most of the day.

Another legend in his/her bedsit?

Aahh. Goldee returns. He's good. Not the brightest, but he tries. COPL have a lot of oil. Mmm....

Quality post that illusion. Thank you

Gosh apologies Goldee. My saviour and salvation. Been off work and bored and required some light entertainment so I unfiltered you, and can now see your astute response. As I'm not a ramper, I've not been to ramp school. Went to school though, and came away with the conclusion that 70p+ could be 80p, or 79p or 82p, you should get the picture...Can't remember much of last week to be honest, so thanks for being a good PA and putting me straight. Take some time off now, shift is finished. McDs time for you now. Enjoy

My calendarisation (!), makes it the month of May - Resources Report. Gosh, jumpers for goal posts; that should be good!

Personally very comfortable with my investment here. Great example of acquisition and empire building with the huge onshore discovery there to underpin the foundations of what will surely become a serious takeover opportunity for the majors, (in a resource weary and needy world). The rest is just noise, I'm holding long and can easily see 70p+ by year end IMO. That's COPL oil in the Wyoming soil. Period.
Most of the spiv brigade are green boxed. Poor.
Old Coplhodler has survived the cull, he's upped his game a bit and provides gentle entertainment with his easy prose. A little less Toad Hall of late, needs to work on the irony. Frequent use give diminishing returns. The level of conceit is clearly unhealthy, but on balance, serves as motivation in a lonely landscape. An influencer supreme, a legend in his own bedsit. Keep it up toodles.

You'd have to be invested for that bit

Tuned in for a quick glance at the BB. It's usually a bit more spiv-less on Sunday. I see we have a full-timer on duty, and a latin scholar to boot. Rather paranoid I'd say with the constant perception of being under ad hominem attacks! I suggest you practice some more 'mens sana in corpore sano', simply translated as 'get out and about more'.
That oil in the Wyoming soil is COPLs. Period. All good. GLA

Big day for the spivs troll brigade today, need their Friday bonus for the McDs special. Hold on to your shares folks. This is heading in the right direction. That oil in the Wyoming soil belongs to COPL. Do the maths, do the geopolitics. GLA

My concern would be that in a highly regulated, 'new' market, still (wrongly) viewed with suspicion by policy makers, that products were to be supplied with too easily/readily. A range of CBD companies have recently had their products withdrawn in the UK (KNB was not one of them). KNB would be wise to market themselves as a dependable, regulation respecting company that is targeting a consistent market, both medicinal and lifestyle, where there's a high level of disposable income and a consistent demand for a reputable product. Companies that readily supply products without asking too many questions will soon fall by the wayside. Slowly but surely for KNB IMO.