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"Just good luck types only"

Oh dear.... only the paid going to be on here then

"Nom you don't make or lose money if the button isn't pressed on the AIM roulette wheel."

true but the VALUE of your shares is affected

"Anyway let's all come together, young and old, bear and bull, critique and investor to wish Angus Energy the sincerest best of luck for Saltfleeby."

I tried but then you said you'd "protect your investment" and told me to go away Adrain.

In two or three minds this morning? Take the meds please

"Now clear off."

So much for the spirit of reasonableness and conciliation requested by Adrain/ED - back to the old abuse again.............

"I wonder if writing to Dr T may be a useful approach. "

he's the guy who caused this whole mess with his manic insistence that he was right and the dubious financing model who used

I was agreeing (for once) with A jamesW

"Please support Angus Energy and management to make a success of Saltfleeby."

Of course - but we're not giving them a blank cheque and no oversight.

LTH's in ANGS have seen too many cases where the BoD and management haven't kept their promises to just become mindless cheerleaders I'm afraid.

We'd ask you to stop the mindless ramping of prospects that will l never come to fruition as well - is that too much to ask?

"Sachin Oza, co-CEO of Reabold"

Desperately trying to save his fortune said.........

"Have never heard anybody make the case that the stock should be quoted at its current level of 0.90p."

There is no case - it's a market Ocelot - some buy , some sell, some hold. The current price is what it is and all the "analysis" in the world won't change it up or down. There is no "correct" price - just the price

"I think all but blinkered remainiacs can see that the E U is in terminal decline,"

people have been saying that every year since 1960......... I'll bet we'll be back in in 30 years time

"One cannot help wondering why ANGS was so incredibly tardy in submitting its application?"

I suspect they had to wait for the financing to appear - or at least get close. At that point they could actually fill in all the boxes with the kit they were definitely able to buy

Wressle is on test - not official production . We all know that this may or may not continue at these levels

Egdon have bene around for +20 years, always are able to raise money without a fuss and have a couple of very large long term shareholders

UJO aren't operators and so are at the mercy of others - especially those fine folk at Reabold

Your choice

Still a damn sight better than UKOG - only one Director owns shares and he bought them in 2015 - and they all reneged on a promise to buy more this year

probably stealing the petrol from local cars

"So UJO is rubbish but on the other hand EDR are in hock to them and is less production per barrel a day"

EDR produce around 100 bopd, UJO around 50 bopd

"The Q is will GL & crew act in the best interests of the shareholders or for their benefit?"

You invest on AIM and ask this question..................................... we all know the answer

Usual low life arrive - with a bit of luck they'll turn the place into the usual rat infested tip they always leave behind and p*** off the locals. For people who are pro- environment they mange to make a hell of a mess

Suspect you're right - another lifestyle company proposing jam tomorrow. Better off in EDR who actually run the operations , keep a low profile and don't leak info like a sieve.

They'll certainly be charging as much as possible to the SFB account as that's where the money is. However they have to pay for the Lidsey seismic acquisition, processing and interpretation ( I don't think they have the inhouse expertise for any of that) which will cost .

Then there's any geothermal costs and any legal & planning costs re the various appeals. I 'd guess a small raise early next year

"the company has to work out how to hang onto the Aoka Mizu floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) ship beyond June "

Shouldn't be a problem in the short term - Bluewater know they'll lose cash flow if they take it back then. The only danger is that, with higher oil prices, some other company makes an offer of a long term - say +5 year contract for the AM - to use elsewhere. Not sure how busy the pipeline is for new FPSO's I'd have thought it was pretty quiet given the low prices over the last 5 years.