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Kawas, when we did have solid production data, before water cut and jet pump, the sp didn't skyrocket. Hence I believe the next rise, and the next production data, will not be interdependent. Wait and see. Could be a laugh.

Ninet & Gwyn, I had expected near 60p before now; lucky I didn't claim the gift of prophecy, leave that to you know who (speaking of, £1 wouldn't surprise me either).

I could wish I had sliced more @52p, or filled bigger boots @11p, but am happy with the dosh I made. I expect future trading can be profitable but do keep some back for the unanticipated moment when the market cottons on to assets and income.

Winni/panman, forget the difference between an executive director and a nonexec. What's the difference between a nonexec and a shopping trolley?

Heid, I seldom endorse your views, nor shall; but cash to owners is long overdue. He has a good salary, not begrudged (hope) but he chose not to buy in, it's our xompany.

Should have read the warning! The value of your investment can go down as well as up. The last two months have been fairly up. The next two are as yet unwritten, but at least we'll have the benefit of your incisive analysis. (The man who put the anal in analysis?)

And still, the only trade shown LonSouE an Uncrossing. If this share could surprise me, I would be. Is everyone still on holiday?

Ricar to find the true spread we would need more trades, or any. Has it been marked up to deter the herd from jumping in on RNS? One theory; but not imo a sound one when you consider the irrational progress of this sp, both ways. Defies logic, sensible theories lose their attraction.

To be positive, the stuff is there and amenable to extraction.

Kalte, maybe you should. Eg., when price of gold rises, so do SPs of miners, even those not yet producing.

Oldsl I'm waiting for my first jodl delivery by EV; their pattern of delivery rounds seems ideal.

Itsaw, I agree broadly with your hope and expectation; but I've been here a while, know anything is possible; so I'm not about to say "this must fail", "this must multibag", and certainly not "this must be £1 by Christmas"!

So, gla except you mindless (presumably paid) bashers. I expect a good year, but take care. THINK before you sell, or buy: will you be able to reverse at as good a price?

Going, you're thinking takeover rather than insolvency?

Sarah of course you still exist: in some parallel universe.

Do stick to your opinions. Others shall theirs.

City_ if I recall awright, 4y ago Gregg's sp had parity with easyJet. Clearly more cash in pasties than holidays, or ale.

Perhaps the answer is to slice a small % for trading? Make money on the trades, but If good news hits, you're still in big.

PB &Billy, even worse I did sell out (isa not all) at 1p, then bought them back at 0.8p. Great deal, huhh?

By all means buy while cheap, but then retire them, not this "treasury" nonsense; its not Real.

Note that these posters were a bit glum, and that it was less than 15m ago!

Still the warnings are true, things can go down as well as up. Timing is all.

To sell yes. To sell-out at this price no.

All profit must be taken at some stage, unless you want the shares as a bequest.

MRPlu itsaw & others, while water is not quantified it's disposal is referred to; hence I think we can infer the cut has increased but is being dealt with

Actually rbd can be highly relevant, just take it easy.

Without wn what have we? Well, pretty good actually. And with?