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Ten bags means 10 times current price which would be 12p+ .

To me it's simple a matter of time before a commercial oil discovery is made in Jamaica. The indicators are getting stronger as exploration progresses.

You either like the prospect , and invest ,or sod off .

Trek

Yes it can show .Don't take my word for it just Google it .

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For those who are not aware 9 out of 11 drills in Jamaica so far had shown traces of oil .

10gordon10 , let me guess you are one of those who sold out ,and is now looking for a cheaper re-entry.

I believe the operation is underway as stated in the RNS ,end of .

I am expecting the coring samples to instill real confidence in the prospect of finding the oil in that sea bed .

I am going to escape the winter weather, but it won't harm to kill two birds with one stone .

I am off to Jamaica next week, hopefully I will learn more on progress on the ground.

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Looking at the trades , it is clear that some people are banking their 5% gains . Normally that's not a bad thing,but in this case I have to say that's not an ambitious move with the anticipated increase expected here. Without the amount of exploration activities that have been carried out on the prospect all pointing to a high chance of success, investors should grab the opportunity to buy at these prices.

This should start attracting attention pretty soon. I expect a gradual increase in trading leading up to the piston coring result.

I did another little top up . The continuous drop is madness.

They have been dropping the share price daily without any real justification.

That is not the wise thing to do .I first bought in here when the first collaboration was announced, and made several purchases on the way down. The recovery we are seeing is nothing compared to what is expected.

Why don't you revisit in about two weeks,and give a judgement then ?

They have been dropping in for days now without any justification in terms of trades . I took their latest drop as an opportunity to reduce my average, with the intention to continue to capitalise on any further drop.

The typical AIM trader only buy rising stocks irregardless of the fundamentals. Instead of capitalising on the weakness of price actions they see it as a danger sign.