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What are the chances that we'll know the stimulated flow rates next Thursday?

I always get confused when posters mention £ 10 and think of the share price ...

My average is 135, but it's still a bit of a shock.

I can't say I am surprised, though.

It seems that with most companies on AIM, you have to lose most of your investment on paper before you can make a good profit ... unless you get in early enough.

So now we know why the share price had been falling steadily.

The news must have leaked.

Welcome, LifeOReilly.

You wouldn't happen to be related to the CEO of PVR, in which I am also invested?

Morgan Stanley's 'prediction' of a share price of about 300 p in the next 18 months is in line with what I and some other enthusiasts have been predicting, so it's nice to hear it from a more credible source.

If the RNS is bad, BarryBlanc1 will be crowing, 'told you so!'

If the RNS is good, he will never be heard of on this page again.

If the RNS is bad, BarryBlanc1 will be crowing, told you so!'

If the RNS is bad, he will never be heard of on this page again.

Reminds me of a book on roulette by an Irish ex-RAF pilot.

He was in a casino in Macao, watching a game of Baccarat, not even knowing the rules of the game.

A player was sweating buckets and losing heavily.

The Irishman entered the game and did the opposite of whatever the loser did.

By the time he left the table, he was considerably richer.

When HUR was in the 20s and two experts here predicted 16p and 17p, with no prospect of recovery, I bought more, all the way down to 24.5p.

Thanks for your support!

'a quid a share could look very cheap'

(MrJimV)

Especially when the price hits two quid!

Reuters report that the Iranians are claiming that the Israelis did it and are trying to pin it on Iran.

Those poor, naive, innocent Ayatollahs!

Any excuse to drive the price down will do!

If they announced that JP had a cold, the price would fall.

Thanks for the sarcasm but, like some others, I have been here for about five years (next month) and it has become a matter of considerable frustration that whenever the share price approaches the all-time high, there is a sharpish correction so that almost no-one will tempt fate and predict a record high.

I have read Nostradamus' prophecies and I don't remember a single one relating to the stock market, although he did get the Fire of London right.

As I've been predicting, I expect the share price to make a record high after FOIL, and the movement of the last two days is a good sign.

Not a ramp - just my belief.

You mean the share price will fall almost as low as it was before the sidetrack success?

Does that make sense?

Yes, Alan.

The indicative price is usually the same as that on LSE, but when you actually enter your password to deal, the price is often lower.

'it could have been written than no sustainable flow rate was obtained from The unstimulated tests.'

Could you explain?

Yes, Alan, I can certainly recommend x-o.

I often get buy prices that are slightly better than the indicative prices.

Also, if you are adding to a holding, you will be reminded of your current holding, which removes the risk of buying the wrong share or class of share.

I actually bought shares in Northern Petroleum by accident when using Halifax sharedealing, because I didn't realize I hadn't canceled the details I entered in an order for a one-off weekly purchase within a sharebuilder (I only did it to check there was no stamp duty) but got out well before it metamorphosed to Cabot Energy and became virtually worthless.

My strategy is similar to yours, Dickupham, and I usually buy as the price slumps and pray the company doesn't go into receivership.

I did say that I regretted not buying more at 147 and when I finally did buy, it was for 84, followed by 75 and 68.5.

Isn't hindsight a wonderful thing?

I notice that the professional vultures who prey on these boards appear whenever a price collapses, to boast about their clairvoyant abilities.

Later, when a roller-coaster ride has ended, someone will point to all the bottoms on the chart and declare that they were obviously buying opportunities.

Nothing is obvious.

We think this is a buying opportunity and time will tell whether we are right or wrong.

The doomsters know no more than we do.

Incredible.

More good news, yet the share price rises 1p.