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You can't get back at all. I've traded PRD three times now and each was highly profitable. HE1 has been very good to me too. Plus DELT, where I've doubled my money. All in the last few weeks too.

Meanwhile, you lot have been stuck in PANR, blaming the bogeyman Oilman Jim, and doing your money.

Well, since you can't actually state which comments I "propagate in full knowledge that they are lies" let's just say that you are confused.

So you lied that I lied.

How accurate is Zac?

Excuse me, alfista, but which comments do I "propagate in full knowledge that they are lies"?

Er, what has Oilman Jim got to do with this?

Did he institute or stop the monthly dividend?

I see many comments, alfista, positive and negative. I process them and form a view as to share price direction. So far, I have been right, not just about this company, but others too.

Excellent post, wyndrum

Interesting to see where this goes now. A fundraising is nailed on imo. Only question is the share price level.

Tony is a bookkeeper, not a chartered accountant, financial analyst or market professional.

His comments should be viewed accordingly.

"The only thing Louis has been right on is their SP predictions"

Er, that's what it's all about.

To clarify, I have no short position in PANR and never have.

It's nothing to do with the numbers

Cutting the dividend shot the credibility

Hard to get it back

Tony = Scot (company social media support)

Both will empty your wallets with their "knowledge" Both are best ignored

And BTW, I'm Louis, not Jim

Whoops: all that matters is are my posts right or wrong.

Is that really how you spent your afternoon?

Get a life, Tony!

You guys get back to me in the next few weeks when its sub-10p.

Cringsing: absent several hundred thousand pounds of new buying in the market every day, issues of shares to convertible bond holders will continue to depress the share price and eventually bond holders will own the company.

I await the inevitable barrage of abuse for stating facts.

Agree, nonegspleeze, I've been warning about this since the 20s, only to be shouted down by what appear to be company shills.

That's why consolidations are invariably bad for investors. They're often also a precursor for fundraisings and the red flags started flying with talk of 240p-300p share prices yesterday, particularly the source of the latter figure.

Mark now shouting into the void