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I have repeatedly pointed out that the stock price seems to be manipulated. The systematic suppression of its value is otherwise hard to explain. These actions are apparent and represent scandalous behavior that should warrant a closer inspection by the London Stock Exchange – even if such a course of action may seem naive. Initially, I suspected short sellers were to blame, but I have since discarded this theory. The manipulation appears too intense and well-coordinated. Likewise, a takeover seems improbable, as the government would have a significant say in the matter. I am convinced that the government is currently satisfied with PM's management, as the collaboration has consistently been praised in recent years. It is therefore unlikely that they would accept a new, especially Chinese, main shareholder. I no longer believe in the so-called 'Milton Theory' either, as the sale of millions of shares at a derisory price would have been a losing deal for Milton. In short, I currently have no conclusive explanation for the low stock price. However, I remain optimistic, as facts in the stock market always eventually outweigh speculations. PM is on the right track and is now gaining momentum.

Guys, calm down. The current price is a joke, we are below three cents. But that doesn’t matter anymore. Whether the price is being manipulated by moneymakers or others is irrelevant. Those who have been dealing with this stock, and like me, have been invested for years, know the potential here. I am firmly convinced that the price will be many times higher in the not-too-distant future. That’s why we shouldn’t get nervous when the price rises a little. It’s all child’s play. The real price explosion will very likely come in the near future. That’s what I’m waiting for, and I believe we all are. So, everyone should practice a bit more patience, because we will be rewarded for the many hard years we’ve been through.

@Stas20,

I get where you're coming from, but I honestly think Buck is well aware of all these factors, including the risks tied to drilling at Gobi. He’s been with the company long enough to understand the challenges and rewards associated with each decision. The fact that he chose to go forward with Gobi, despite Heron 3 being an option, suggests to me that he sees a higher potential for success at Gobi than we might realize. After all, Buck's seen firsthand the success of Heron 1 and 2, so for him to divert resources to Gobi, he must be pretty confident in the outcome. Sure, there's risk involved, but I think he's playing a longer game here, seeing Gobi as a much bigger opportunity than it appears right now.

@blissful,

It's not quite that simple. Market makers (MMs) have significant influence over price movement, and they can manipulate the stock price without actual buying or selling pressure from retail investors. They can use tactics like spoofing, where they place large orders to create the illusion of demand or supply, or adjust the bid-ask spread to move the price. This means that prices can drop or rise even when there’s minimal real buying or selling activity. So, while retail trading plays a part, it’s important to consider that MMs can manipulate the price regardless of the actual buying or selling behavior.

This is the most interesting part : "The Minister expressed his support for our operations and is encouraged that when we start production we will be the third producer in Mongolia.

Petro Matad has always cooperated well with industry regulators and will continue to do so. #MATD"

It is indeed possible that, in the case of a failure in the Gobi drilling, the market makers will continue to push the price down. But let's consider the other scenario: what would happen to the currently hopelessly shorted stock in the event of a successful Gobi drilling? Even if the Gobi drilling is not successful, the facts will eventually drive the price into a different range. The market makers will never manage to keep the price suppressed in the long term if the facts are correct.

@Luqs786,

First of all, thank you for the information, provided that it's accurate. We'll soon find out whether that's the case. Either way, there will be no doubt about your credibility. Whether you're an insider or a braggart, we'll soon know.

Thank you, MASTER, as always, for your substantial information. You are indeed a master of research!!

The satellite images that MASTER regularly shares clearly indicate that intensive efforts are underway to extract oil from H1. If anything during the oil extraction simulation had deviated from the normal parameters, the operation would have undoubtedly been stopped. So, everyone, stay cam !

I speculate that this isn't the work of a regular seller but rather that market makers (MMs) are engaging in pure short selling to keep the price within a certain range. This allows them to continue accumulating shares from weak hands. Once the right moment arrives, and the necessary number of shares are secured in their portfolios, they will release the pressure, allowing the price to rise freely. Unfortunately, this has always been the case on the AIM market. Therefore, I advise everyone not to let the price movements make them nervous. In the end, facts will always prevail and be reflected in the share price, and as of yesterday's press release, the factual situation for PM is excellent.

Relax, everyone, this is just the usual game played by the market makers (MMs). Today's PR couldn't have been better; everything is going as planned. The MMs know this too, and we've seen similar scenarios countless times on the AIM market, where despite good news, the stock price doesn't immediately react. I'm confident that the price will soon make a significant jump; the facts are simply too solid now. Everything points to a glorious future for PM, and this will undoubtedly be reflected in the stock price sooner or later. That's why I'm more relaxed than ever, because I know that in the medium to long term, the price can only go in one direction.

I have been a shareholder in PM for many years and have experienced the full spectrum of emotions, from great euphoria to deep depressions regarding the stock price movement and the company's communications. For a long time, the situation at PM was very uncertain, as many aspects were based on shaky foundations. However, most of these uncertainties have now been resolved!

What does this mean for the long-term price of the stock? There can only be one direction, and although it may take longer than hoped, the course will ultimately be positive. There are hardly any doubts about this. This does not mean that there can't be short-term declines – remember, we are still listed on the AIM, which allows for manipulation. But in the long term, no one can suppress the price if the fundamentals are correct, which is now the case. Therefore, stay relaxed; traders can use the price fluctuations and long-term investors can rest assured that they have made a long-term profitable investment.

I agree that it might all seem like familiar territory, but there's a significant difference now compared to before the last PR—the certainty that "the day" or this PR will indeed come wasn't as assured previously. That fundamental change cannot be overstated. The greatest uncertainty has been removed, and as investors, we can now afford to look forward to the developments with a sense of calm. While I understand the sentiment expressed in your post about needing an RNS announcing the start of production to truly move the needle, the groundwork laid by the recent approval means we're on a firmer path than before. This isn't just another damp squib; it's a step towards real, tangible progress!

It seems like our forum is turning into a kindergarten playground once again, with every minor fluctuation in the stock price sparking vehement discussions. Some argue that the price is too low, while others predict an impending decline. However, I believe it’s time for everyone to take a step back and relax.

For me, the current price is of secondary importance. I have been invested in Petro Matad for many years with the hope that PM would eventually start producing oil. Following the latest PR, we are closer to this goal than ever before. I always base my investments on facts, and the fact is that PM has finally received the regulatory approval that we've been waiting for. This eliminates the biggest uncertainty, and I am confident that the stock price will reflect this in the mid-term.

Let’s not get caught up in daily price swings. Petro Matad is still listed on the AIM, where some might say 'Wild West' methods sometimes influence stock prices. However, these influences are, at best, short-lived. In the medium to long term, facts will prevail—and the facts have been quite clear since last week.

Since then, I've been very relaxed and optimistic about the future of Petro Matad. Let's focus on the bigger picture and the solid steps forward PM has taken.

Following this PR, it's evident that PM has a bright future as an oil producer, with the stock price expected to steadily rise in the mid-term. The major uncertainty has now been definitively resolved, and MB, along with several investors here, has been proven right about PM's promising trajectory, even though it took much longer than any of us anticipated. Not many oil explorers achieve such a turnaround. PM has succeeded, and many here are on board with this success. Congratulations to all investors and a special thanks to those who steadfastly defended PM through thick and thin, proving their point.

Professional,

C'mon, the information shared is widely accessible and in no way qualifies as insider information. It's important not to throw around serious accusations like potential jail time without a solid understanding of what constitutes insider trading! The intent was to discuss publicly available data, not to disclose anything that isn't already out in the open. Let's focus on constructive discussions rather than unfounded claims.

Today, I increased my position in PM shares. Technically speaking, it's clear that the price has found support at the current level several times recently. This suggests that the downside risk is limited unless there is a catastrophic development. On the flip side, there is potential for a significant price increase once the regulatory approvals are in place (though this may not happen until after the elections). As a long-term investor, I am currently very relaxed and wish all fellow shareholders good luck.

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Person A: Are you there? How are you?

05:26

Person B: I'm from London. I'm currently living in Mongolia, fighting hardships.

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Person A: I see, wow.

05:59

Person B: I've moved beyond Petro Matad. I'm not just drilling oil, I'm also doing business here. It's the next level.

06:16

Person B: "Petro Matad" has a lot of opportunities for me here. There's a lot to explore. Many dollars.

07:13

Person A: I've unfollowed you on Facebook. Saw your recent post about Petro Matad.

Absolutely, the fluctuations you mentioned are indeed a given in such volatile markets, and hats off to those who can successfully ride the wave. However, it’s important to look beyond the immediate volatility and consider the long-term prospects. The revenues from oil sales are not speculative but a foreseeable reality. This should inherently bolster the stock price of PM over the long term, irrespective of the speculative swings. It’s these fundamental factors that often provide a safety net for a stock’s valuation, even amidst market turbulence.

I really don't understand why some people constantly get worked up over the fluctuations in the stock price. In my opinion, this is a stock you invest in at a certain time because you believe it truly has potential. Whether the stock rises or falls by 30% doesn't matter to me at all. I'm bracing for either a total loss or hitting the jackpot; everything else is just trivial in comparison. Therefore, I really can't comprehend all the fuss and numerous comments some people make here whenever the price shifts a few percentage points. But well, to each their own.