The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
"I see EDG has put back there AGM to 17Jan 2023 so they can report the Bisca premission to drill and Gas in Wressle connected"
Wrong - they 're doing it because of the rail strike -
"your Board believes that it is in the best interests of all stakeholders that this flexibility should be used to postpone the AGM to a date which is, at least at the moment, not scheduled to be affected by any such strike action"
No mention of Biscathorpe, Wressle or any other operation
2Why the negative comments, do you hold shares here,if so a funny way of supporting them."
Yes I hold shares and I comment to balance the ridiculous ramping on here
We're still just above the 1.5p offered by SOU (before further dilution) and before first gas
Is that something to push?
"Before we know it guys, we will all be watching the trucks roll in to West Newton"
yes they'll have to abandon the site in a year or so - more cash out
"we removed lost drilling fluids before we ran out of time to complete the clean up,"
Amazing how often that sort of thing happens to small oilers isn't - they ALMOST find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow - all they need is another few years and several million dollars to go back....................
"hopefully it means a deal almost done and general meeting not required."
No -it means what they said - some of the shareholders never received enough notice - I presume that means IMPORTANT shareholders, not people on here
"Actually Heid has done rather well at her forecasting, she's been correct on wressle flowing, she's been correct using excess gas for generation, she's been correct on Share-buy-back, she's been correct on dividend payments, ALL CORRECT."
totally wrong on oil price, share price, West newton, date of the CPR, the zechstein report, the gas hub at humberside, II's piling in,.................. teh list is long
I honestly think people should take a more relaxed view about these small variations in the daily rates. They really don't mean anything. Most Petroleum Engineers look at a MINIMUM of 3 months worth of date to take any view and even then they hedge their opinions.
Its useful that someone posts the daily numbers but you need to look at the weekly/monthly averages to monitor the reservoir. Obsessing over a single day that is a couple of percent different from yesterday is really madness. Up or down it doesn't matter. Check the trend - and my numbers suggest it pretty flat