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It's down 15 percent today, which is hardly surprising after rising 400 percent within a few days.

Are you serious about making serious money this week ?

I didn't forget anything, Manyana.
That's why I never doubted that PVR would get back its share without any problem.
I just hope a deal can be done.
If not, it isn't only PVR shareholders who will suffer.

Share Discussion for Uk Oil & Gas (UKOG)
RE: SS13 Dec 2019 14:29
'RE: SSWed 23:08

$60 million loss, SP below 30p and sinkingblike a proverbial ship, huge lift costs of operating offshore, and a loan that makes ones eyes water, but not as much water as in their production wells. Ouch. You're right, HUR will never make a net profit. Loan impairment costs and bad results = good night nurse. Expect a buy out for peanuts in less than 12 months. Ouch. Sub 20p v soon, equating to a 66% reduction in SP in less than 6 months. Good stock picking.'

(Petercraigscot)

You must be one of the biggest liars I have come across on LSE AIM.

I suggest that anyone who believes any of your twaddle take a look at HUR's RNS today, as well as at analysts' valuations of the company, and see the true facts for themselves.

And, by the way, I'm invested in both HUR and UKOG.

'RE: SSWed 23:08

$60 million loss, SP below 30p and sinkingblike a proverbial ship, huge lift costs of operating offshore, and a loan that makes ones eyes water, but not as much water as in their production wells. Ouch. You're right, HUR will never make a net profit. Loan impairment costs and bad results = good night nurse. Expect a buy out for peanuts in less than 12 months. Ouch. Sub 20p v soon, equating to a 66% reduction in SP in less than 6 months. Good stock picking.'

(Petercraigscot)

You must be one of the biggest liars I have come across on LSE AIM.

I suggest that anyone who believes any of your twaddle take a look at HUR's RNS today, as well as at analysts' valuations of the company, and see the true facts for themselves.

And, by the way, I'm invested in both HUR and UKOG.

Have you noticed that all the posts about HUR heading for 15p and being stuck in the 20s, etc., have all stopped?
Even TSD just made only a half-hearted attempt to talk down its prospects.
Over on UKOG, they have stopped gloating over HUR's share price fall and predicting that HUR will fold up or be taken over for 'peanuts' in a year or two.
Seen it all before.

" I have already said the value will be significantly marked down on my next revision, which will take place when I have sufficient facts to do it. "

Looks as though the second half of your sentence contradicts the first half.

' FYI I have already said the value will be significantly marked down on my next revision, which will take place when I have sufficient facts to do it. However there is still IMHO a sufficient upside to merit the very considerable risk. Anyway I have other things to do now.'

We know - you have to go back to Lemon Fool.
When we need someone to mark down the analysts' valuations, we'll let you know.

Even Bolsover now ...

It's a landslide, Madcrann.

Even Tony Blair's old seat has turned blue.

Darlington, Workington, and Bassetlaw too.

Sedgefield (which was Blair's seat) has turned blue - the same colour some posters will turn when HUR is back at 60p.

Conservatives have taken Wrexham, but Labour have taken Putney.

SDX and EOG, in which I have modest holdings, have been rising and the posters there are optimistic.

HUR could be next.

It has already risen, breaching 1.20 euros.

I'm kicking myself because I was going to wait till after the result before buying any, but read some rubbish about a Conservative victory having been priced in and bought some today.

They've just taken Darlington too and I can't say I am surprised.

Workington, which has been held by Labour for more than a century, has fallen to the Conservatives.

I remember comments that APEC had 'obviously' tricked TOR, having never intended that its cheque clear, hoping to get 50 percent without paying for it; expressing the fear that they would fight through the courts to try to keep it; that the court process could drag on for years, possibly forcing PVR into administration.

All looks rather silly now.

'There are a lot of people struggling with uncertainty here. IMHO DSPP has offered multiple interpretations of OGA figures- some good, some bad. Those that criticise this are pretty blinkered...'

I would prefer being 'blinkered' to reading DSPP's nonsense, with three of his 11 points beginning with 'If you have a problem with...'

The problem is people like DSPP writing drivel here.

He is welcome to publish it on Lemon Fool.

So, it seems CA have recently gone back over five percent.

Obviously, Mr Bernstein doesn't expect the price to fall to 15p, as predicted by one poster, or even to stay in the twenties, as many have predicted.

I saw posts yesterday, laughing at the analysts' valuations.

'He who laughs last laughs best.'

'Make your own minds up - but don't tell me that you're not getting that gut feeling that SOMETHING isn't right - even if you can't pin it down precisely.'

I can pin it down precisely: the only thing that isn't right is that some posters have convinced themselves and others that there is something wrong with HUR.

Rational posters have looked at the evidence and concluded there is nothing known by anyone to be wrong.

I quoted a post from UKOG yesterday - and it wasn't the only one rubbishing HUR and jeering its loyal followers for their supposed gullibility.

Posters there are predicting that HUR will fold up in the next year or two.

I suppose they got that idea from a gut feeling that somehow is more reliable than HUR RNSs.

That's another thing that's wrong - it's akin to character assassination.

I did say I thought it would be a formality.

You may recall that TOR said the company would need more money in February.
Presumably, now that he has gone, the money is being burned more slowly.
I wonder when it will be needed and also, do we actually need a new CEO in order to arrange finance?
It seems almost farcical.
I still can't see why PB can't just take over.