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keep buying... bargain of the century.

If you were sitting on big paper profit and didn't sell when the going was good, then you only have your own greed to blame never mind - you can make money buying at these ludicrously cheap prices and selling on the next good piece of news.

Take a look at GKP shares... 22% up today... and that's just for starters

what makes you think I still have just 100 Pounds ? I said 0.50p would be close to the bottom weeks ago and was right.. you were saying 0.25p. Well it's much closer to 0.5 then 0.25 and in a day or two it will be double where it is now.

Exactly! He said it would be 0.25p by now... completely wrong! After the initial fall I said 0.50p would be close to the bottom.. and was right. I didn't get the exact bottom but am happy enough with what I paid. Shakeyourmoney - it's time to close your leveraged short position before you get BADLY burnt in the next 48 hours

BIIIIGGGG news is on the way ;)

Keep going nbu. Keep going

Royal Mail is going up, UKM is going down.

Best value share on the FTSE, we just need more buyers and the restoration of the dividend.

It's time for the shorters to close.. no more falls in sight, only upside from here tick tock

Nice firm bottom... time to buy more

keep up buying...

The FTSE is down and this share is up.. I didn't say 1p but thought 0.6p was realistic. SP is being weighed down by bad sentiment in the markets.

seems to be from here

It's possible, relatively small buys push the share up significantly.

Why would you want to exit on good news with more good news coming? Hold and make the shorters burn. Margin calls!

0.6p open?

RNS Number : 3463U Kea Petroleum PLC 15 October 2014    For Immediate Release                                                                                                            15 October 2014 Kea Petroleum plc ("Kea" or the "Company")   Approval of New Committed Stage of Work Programme and Part Relinquishment of Area Kea Petroleum plc (AIM: KEA), the oil and gas company focused on New Zealand, is pleased to announce that on 10 October 2014, New Zealand Petroleum & Minerals (NZP&M), the government oil and gas regulatory agency,  approved a new committed stage of the work programme in respect of Petroleum Exploration Permit 381204. The permit is located part on shore and part off shore in north Taranaki. Kea drilled Mauku-1 on PEP381204 during Q2 2013.  Mauku-1 intersected good quality Mangahewa "C" sands (161m net thickness) in a sub-thrust target.  The sands were water wet. Remapping of the seismic data, and 123 km of new pre-stack depth migration post Mauku-1, shows the well was drilled significantly down dip of a 20 km2 structural closure at Mangahewa level, and shows a larger closure at mid-Cretaceous Taniwha formation level. The new work programme comprising 15 km of 2D land based seismic reflection data will extend the data coverage over the 20 km2 structural closure at Mangahewa level.  This will help to define a better well location.  Kea is in discussion with potential industry partners to farm-out the Mauku prospect. PEP51153 On 13 October 2014 NZP&M accepted Kea's notice of surrender of Area A of Petroleum Exploration Permit 51153.  Kea, with JV partner MEO New Zealand Pty Limited, determined that prospectivity in the 19.787 km2area was insufficient to justify further exploration expenditure. The larger Area B (84.673 km2) around the Puka production site has been retained.   Ian Gowrie-Smith, Chairman of Kea, commented: "We are pleased to have come to an agreement with NZP&M that eliminates the need to commit to and finance the drilling of Mauku-2 during the coming 12 months and replaces it with a relatively inexpensive seismic programme. Since the drilling of Mauku, Kea and Methanex have carried out a substantial PSDM programme and remapped a very exciting structure to the North East of

Read todays rns.

She'll recover. Be patient, give it time.