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And not one single positive post...says it all really:

https://www.lse.co.uk/profiles/titanasaurus/

IJWT, so as a failed trader why are you spending your time on companies that you believe will fail? – I don’t want to teach you to suck eggs but don’t you think it would be better to focus on companies you believe will succeed?

You could also say IJWT that you’ve been posting on LSE since 2016 with over 4000 posts – and yet you’re still here, obviously still having not made enough to call it a day…so a failed trader?

Sw.anky stuff

Klein57 - no it’s the correct board I regularly followed what Jimmy posted here, but then noticed from his posting history that he was spending significantly more time on the Predator board – after doing some research myself there it all made more sense to me.

Jimmy many thanks for all your insights and strategic guidance over on the Predator board. I can now see why you dedicate so much time there as significant developments are imminent.

It’s made me realise that Energean’s withdrawal, citing insufficient gas reserves to justify further investment despite encountering some gas-bearing reservoirs in the B sands, has reinforced my view that any further appraisal or development drilling is realistically 2–3 years away, and with Chariot’s accelerated shift towards renewables coinciding with the setbacks at Anchois-3, it seems more like an effort to steer attention away from the drilling failure rather than a genuine ESG-driven transition. To me, this appears more like a tactical reframing rather than a fundamental change in operational strategy.

Predator really does seem to have a distinct competitive edge in Morocco now, very cleverly managing all their information flow and controlling the narrative around their gas monetization strategy.

So with Trinidad oil production updates expected imminently and the Mag Mell FSRU project in Ireland progressing towards key regulatory milestones, I can fully appreciate why you're so bullish on Predator’s near-term catalysts.

I’ll keep an eye on any new Chariot developments, but for me Predator presents a much stronger near-term catalyst. Who knows, things may change in the future for Chariot, but it appears to be a much longer term proposal now.

Thanks again Jimmy and good luck all long term holders

So Jimmy to quote you - “…why it’s so important to generate enough cash to cover basic overheads and stay in the game without annual shareholder dilutions…” - basically what you are saying is that CHAR should be doing what PRED are doing who are starting to generate Oil revenue in Trinidad, so that they can progress their LNG and CNG operations onshore in Guercif, Morocco – avoiding any need to raise capital and diluting the share pool – correct?

So PRED appear to be leading the way in onshore operations in Morocco.

https://www.reddit.com/r/PredatorOilandGasPRD/comments/1kvhbri/may_2025_summary_of_prd_opportunity/