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Theannoyingdevil that was a terrible call…….9.25-10p might finish positive….

Bp you’re wrong and you sound like you’re about to blow a gasket

Unlucky for those who sold……back to 11 very soon

Agreed….and this is the other side of it that often gets lost in the frustration….Angus will be cheap to buy when it comes out of suspension….

All the negativity, the delays, the operational missteps are already well understood and largely priced in….what won’t be priced in is any return to stable production against a materially stronger gas price curve….

With front and near dated NBP where it is, even a modest level of consistent output starts to move the numbers quickly….cash flow sensitivity at these prices is significant….and the equity won’t need perfection, it just needs normality….

Suspension exits tend to create forced selling and apathy rather than rational valuation….that’s usually where the opportunity sits….provided you accept the execution risk and size it accordingly….

So while the criticism is entirely justified….and management deserve zero slack until they prove otherwise….the share price on re admission is unlikely to reflect what the asset base is actually worth in a supportive gas market….

Ugly stories are often the cheapest ones to buy….not because the problems disappear, but because the bar is set so low that even incremental improvement can re rate it hard….

9-9.5p

Up we go again…..11p testing soon

This price action is still consistent with a post-breakout reset rather than a trend failure……

The move into 10.25–11 was a genuine expansion through a multi-month ceiling…… What we’re seeing now is a fast retrace into the prior breakout area, which is normal after such a vertical leg…… The pullback looks sharp on the intraday chart, but structurally it remains corrective…… Price has not meaningfully accepted back inside the old range……

The early selling today is typical after a liquidity grab above highs…… Spreads widen, late entries exit, and momentum cools…… There’s no evidence of sustained supply overwhelming demand, just short-term rebalancing…… Volume on the pullback looks reactive rather than impulsive……

As long as price continues to stabilise above the former resistance zone, the higher-timeframe structure stays bullish…… On that basis, I would expect a retest of the highs and a break through 11p, potentially early next week, once this consolidation phase has done its job……

If you want to make money do the opposite of what gusto says…..LOL

I meant from last week….I got in from Tom Flousers posts

I told you guys at 7p…….if 11p breaks straight to 13p

I told you so…..13p next stop

HITS There’s a big difference between being critical and being selectively negative…..Nobody is denying the challenges here — they’re well known and openly disclosed…..But presenting everything as if the outcome is already predetermined ignores the fact that restructuring discussions, creditor negotiations and regulatory processes are by nature opaque until they conclude…..

The reality is that creditors don’t benefit from killing the company outright…..Consolidation or revised terms don’t automatically imply worse outcomes — especially when the alternative is zero recovery…..Markets price risk and uncertainty, not forum rhetoric…..

Suspension frustration is understandable…..But turning that into a blanket “this is doomed” narrative doesn’t make it factual…..Best to judge this on actual outcomes and RNS updates rather than assumptions dressed up as certainty…..

Great news…..

9.75-10.5p

I did tell you guys last week

One too many I agree if we come out of suspension with good production and finding sorted the price should multiply very fast….imp

This is about to test 10p……:if that breaks not much resistance to 10p

Probably 10p tomorrow….let’s see

No short the movement today shows that otherwise whoever was is heavily underwear….especially as this stock looks like it’s about to break 10 with ease imo