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Yes, Escargot.

On AIM, you can have jam yesterday and jam tomorrow, but you can never have jam today.

Are you by any chance Scottish, Wulbert?

By the time of first oil, the price could be down to 40 p.

Bananas...

I've never been unduly concerned, Mr Smyth, because it has always been clear to me that the powers-that-be would arrange things so that the so-called crashing out would not happen.

I agree, Biffa, but there are people - and one or two were quoted in the article in the link - who say it doesn't work.

Once the doubts have evaporated, the share price should fly.

You left out one other possibility, Jay_85: Dr Trice and the other directors could be lizards in disguise.

Maybe we should call an EGM and vote for David Icke to be made CEO.

We could then drill on Mars instead.

I agree, PNE79.

In the unlikely event that SOU has got it completely wrong and TE-10 has failed, if the share price returns to 11p, you lose 50 percent of today's value.

If it's a success and returns to the 90 p it hit in more optimistic times, then you are 300 per cent better off.

The upside obviously outweighs the downside.

Maximum buy size of 7500?

You mean one really cannot invest more than £ 750 at a time?

That's exactly the right spirit, members!

When a company share has been bombed out like this one has, and the company is recovering, people will be surprised by how high it can go.

It isn't going to stay forever in a trading range and be a trader's delight.

I wish I could get free shares - I have to pay for mine.

One thing I do agree with thestreet about is that a takeover could be priced at 300p - 500 p per share.

(I would have posted this hours ago, but LSE had a glitch).

I wish I could get free shares - I have to pay for mine.

One thing I do agree with thestreet about is that a takeover could be priced at 300p - 500 p per share.

(I would have posted this hours ago, but LSE had a glitch).

I don't see the point of investing in a company like HUR if it's to make three per cent.

I invest in oil companies in the hope of making 300 percent.

When investing in AIM companies, you are taking quite a risk and the potential rewards should therefore be considerable.

' There isn't an O & G in the world that would bite off their own legs for that success rate...'

Missing double negative.

Is that 0.75c or $0.75 ?

'The important thing is that the FPSO is safely on station at last (underline AT LAST, it's been a very long wait),'
(adoubleuk)

Did someone call my name?

But seriously, I shall miss all the musings and speculation about whether HUR will be able to find a suitable length of rope and, if not, will she have to call in the receivers.

I've just bought some more, taking my average down to 47.5 p.

Seems as though the odds are in favour of buying rather than selling.

Funny how people were happy to buy at about 100 p, but not sure about buying at 22.5 p.

My investment is 84 % PVR, 16 % LOGP, Wraith

My investment is 84 % 9VR, Wraith

Hi Gatto and welcome to the club.

Do you mean you can't get a quote to buy a large quantity, or even for a small number of shares?

Can't say I am surprised to read that Schlumberger are confident.

As I said previously, in response to the conspiracy theorists who were alleging that the whole Sound project is a scam: if it's a scam, why are Schlumberger financing it?