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Great post TF…..destroyed him

Stratton I posted after the rise…..it’s a clear pump and dump imo and Haywood is probably one of the worst directors if you look at his track history….this company only serves the sole purpose to pay his wages…..this stock will go to 0.5 and below soon enough wait and see

Bubblepoint/Mirasol quick question how much did you guys both lose in Angus to waste so much of your time here deramping……genuine question

A war with Iran would last much longer then you think…..Iran isn’t like Afghanistan or Iraq the US would need to commit 1 million ground troops and I bet Iran would destroy all the gulf pipelines and the cost of oil and energy would go through the roof…imo

How do you know it’s poor grade then the annoying devil?

Calling something “technically in default” doesn’t make it so. Default is declared by the lender, not by anonymous posters repeating the word louder each time. Trafigura has not declared default, therefore there is no default, no matter how many times the phrase is recycled for effect.………What actually matters is current reality, not selective history. Angus is producing, debt is defined, repayments are being negotiated, and the lender remains engaged. Penalties and runaway interest are a fiction; outstanding items relate to capital structure, not some mythical sinkhole expanding by the minute. That distinction is inconvenient for derampers, but it’s fundamental.………Suspension is about resolution and clarity, not collapse. When Angus returns with terms, production stability and forward visibility, the same voices shouting “default” today will quietly disappear or pretend they always expected a rerate. The market will judge on cash flow and structure, not forum theatrics.

As Predicted at 1.3p….this will drop back to 0.5 the director is incompetent

Great write up as always TF…..cheers

Buys came out of nowhere looks like

LOA was right about something brewing already up 20% from her buy recommendation.

+16%

+12% moving fast

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Imo…..

Bubblepoint, this is getting painfully transparent now……

You don’t post like someone sharing “REALITY & FACT”…… you post like someone who got their timing wrong and has been arguing with the chart ever since……

Every thread…… same routine……

If the price ticks up, it’s “an anomaly”……

If production improves, it’s “selective”……

If the company executes, it’s “spin”……

If others hold, they’re “dreamers”……

That isn’t analysis…… that’s someone trying to emotionally justify a bad exit……

The irony is rich…… you boast about “cutting & running with profit” while spending all day on a board desperately telling holders why nothing will ever work…… profitable traders move on — they don’t hover like unpaid grief counsellors……

You also love leaning on the “industry guy” angle…… yet all that expertise seems to produce is hindsight, sarcasm, and a fixation on short-term price moves…… funny how the actual operational data only becomes irrelevant when it contradicts your position……

And let’s talk about this “coma / default / sinkhole” fantasy……

Companies in comas don’t drill……

They don’t intervene……

They don’t post their best production days since September 2024 mid-workover……

That’s not reality — that’s resentment……

The truth is simple……

You sold……

The story didn’t immediately collapse……

And now you’re stuck watching from the sidelines trying to drag sentiment down to where you exited……

March will do what you can’t…… it will either validate the workover or it won’t……

Until then, your constant deramping just reads like noise driven by regret……

Some of us are happy to wait for outcomes……

Others clearly need the price to fail to feel better about their decisions……

Forums remember which is which……

Bubblepoint, this constant attempt to sound “balanced” while leaning relentlessly negative is getting a bit transparent……

You shout “SELECTIVE” every time someone posts hard production data…… yet you’re perfectly happy to cherry-pick gas price pullbacks, intraday share moves and macro noise as if they somehow invalidate field performance……

That isn’t balance…… that’s just selective pessimism dressed up as realism……

Gas prices move…… equities move…… everyone here knows that…… what actually matters to Angus is whether the asset can flow at materially higher rates once the workover programme completes……

And inconveniently for the deramp narrative, the highest production days since September 2024 appeared during the intervention period…… which strongly suggests improved underlying capability, not deterioration……

You keep implying the company “never pays anything” and everything is smoke and mirrors…… yet the same company is actively executing, funding operations, and progressing a defined programme with clear timelines…… not exactly the behaviour of something “done”……

March will bring clarity…… January has already brought confirmation the wells can deliver when flowing…… pretending otherwise doesn’t make it less true……

Short-term volatility is noise…… operational progress is signal……

If you genuinely believe Angus has no future, that’s fine…… but repeatedly hammering the same negative macro talking points into a production thread doesn’t make them more relevant — just louder……

Stepping back and looking at the overall posts, the picture is actually pretty constructive……

We’ve got clear evidence that when the field is flowing, it can deliver the best rates seen since September 2024…… that matters, regardless of how fashionable it is to downplay it……

Yes, there’s downtime…… there always is in any producing field, especially during a planned workover phase…… none of this is new, unexpected, or unforecast……

What is new is confirmation that post-intervention flow potential is materially higher than the baseline…… and that’s exactly what the programme was designed to test……

Quoting guidance while dismissing live data doesn’t invalidate the data…… it just delays acknowledging it…… lenders, operators, and markets all ultimately care about what the wells actually produce……

The 30-day average provides balance…… the recent daily figures provide direction…… taken together, they suggest variability in the short term but improving capability underneath……

Which is why the sensible approach here is patience, not pessimism…… March will give clarity, but January has already given reassurance……

Short-term noise fades…… capacity doesn’t……

Old news mirasol website been there for months

Peter Corey Wayne legendary images …….don’t cry devil because you keep calling every thing wrong……:)

So far this team is delivering…..my main focus is on the finances and funding and debt restructuring….the financial director is Carlos fernandez….all focus on him and if he delivers then I suggest he should take over as CEO as the rest have been disastrous

A lot of the negativity in this thread relies on ignoring what Angus has actually reported via RNS and instead repeating worst-case assumptions as if they are facts. Saltfleetby is a producing UK gas field generating real revenue today, not a hypothetical asset or a story stock …..

The most recent updates confirmed materially higher gas sales in Q4 2025, with revenue north of £4m for the quarter. This came from improved uptime and optimisation, not a one-off spike. Production has stabilised and that directly improves cash generation, which is the only thing that ultimately matters …..

Legacy low-price hedges have now largely rolled off, meaning a much greater proportion of production is being sold at prevailing market prices. Valuing the field as if those old hedges are permanent is simply outdated. Margins today are meaningfully better than they were even six months ago …..

Claims that the company has “no cash” or “no options” also ignore the fact that Angus has been operating for an extended period with limited capex while creditor discussions continue. Lenders are rational actors and benefit far more from supporting a producing asset than forcing failure. That reality is why restructuring talks are ongoing …..

Finally, writing off Saltfleetby as having no future value beyond immediate production shows a lack of perspective. Depleted gas fields with infrastructure and grid access have strategic importance in the UK. Whether people like management or not is irrelevant — the asset has value, and the current market price reflects sentiment, not fundamentals …..