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JoeBloggs, holdings ranged from 0.06 to 30.00m - what's to be gained by declaring false holdings; hearsay or not PIs own a lot of shares in GGP because millions were bought up by PIs when the share price dopped well below 1p after Newmont walked - who else would have been be crazy enough to buy at such a low price and risk!

Around end of 2020 many PIs on this board were quite open in declaring their shareholdings in GGP amounting then to some 650 million shares before further counting was halted; this included 125 individuals stating holdings of 1m or more shares. Ask Hydrogen.

What one to do - no spare cash to buy Brits and loath to sell GGP shares at this low price? But need some cash hence my outburst this morning. Can't turn the clocks back to 37p time. Maybe some relief this time next week/ or end of February; 20p share price would be helpful.

[yes I know it is incorrect grammer to start sentence with 'but' but I don't care]

JET47 and the Board - sorry MrEMC2

Hi OofyProsser I had a gamble on AAOG because (and after) Forum put in £500k. Looked like a good bet at the time. AIM and shell company; I knew I was playing at highest risk. Cheers

RNS 20 Jan 2020

Forum : notification of major holding

94,041,011 23.71%

RNS 20 Jan 2020

Paul Forrest, Chief Executive of Forum, commented, "Forum is pleased to have taken a strategic stake in the Company and we are looking forward to working with the Board to create shareholder value. Forum has, through its investors and network, access to sources of funding as well as exciting and viable projects in the natural resources sector that could be suitable as acquisition targets for AAOG."

Paul Forrest selling at Angus - now we know why. £1.4m placing @ 0.8p at Angus.

Re earlier discussion about Artemis (I don't have any Artemis shares) at 13:38 Shaun says
"we have meaningful market Cap and access to capital we do talk to other companies some junior some larger about where we think we can add value to their processes and perhaps be that same big brother to someone else and to seek to earn into other areas or lend our expertise or skillset whether it is in the Patterson or somewhere else to create value"

I wonder if GGP took part in the £5m Artemis London placing?

Ij - thanks. She was plenty of time for UFO to come good.

Bought a handful in my granddaughter's ISA for her 7th birthday - Lassonde curve anyone.

What I would like to understand is - if 20m short is peanuts/ paltry why is closing a 20m+ short cycle clips territory?

The reason I am worked up by the JPM short is that I don't want to see another year like 2021. Knowing the short is by JPM makes me worried as I had a bad experience with the monster shorters in PMO!

As you can see from the current and historical data - JPM is the first and only disclosable short in GGP since 2013

From the horse's mouth : line 102

http://www.fca.org.uk/your-fca/short-positions-daily-update

JP Morgan have plenty of firepower so for whatever reason they have taken out their short it is a worrying development in my mind. Waiting to see if there is follow up action with CFDs.

Forum Energy sold 11,376,923 yesterday.
https://www.investegate.co.uk/forum-energy-svcs./rns/forum-energy-services-ltd-form-8.3---angus-energy/202201190700059292Y/

So are we back to square minus 1?

I'm confused are people saying that there is or is not a taper that can possibly light up the embers under AAOG?

ANGS RNS 17 Jan - 6 approaches.
Strategic Review, Formal Sale Process ("FSP") Update

The Company is pleased to announce that it has had at least six bona fide approaches to participate in the FSP and/or other indications of interest in a potential offer for either all of the shares of the Company or the Company's licence interest in the Saltfleetby Gas Field ("Parties"). In accordance with the Company's announcement of 6 January, the Company considers it inappropriate to identify the Parties but the Company will engage with and evaluate each expression of interest until a firm proposal can be agreed and announced.

Angus is not a large and complicated group and the Company does not envisage an extended period of time will be necessary for the Parties to complete due diligence, other than that involved in familiarising themselves with the documentation details of the £12m Saltfleetby Gas Field Development Loan Facility (the "Loan") and associated security arrangements and gas sales hedge ("Hedge").

Consideration of the capital structure of any combination will be of critical importance not just to shareholders, in the instance of a share for share offer, but also to the Loan and Hedge counterparties, each of whom benefit from change of control provisions. Such provisions require the consent of those counterparties to any change of control if the Loan is not to be immediately refinanced and/or the Hedge accelerated.

Additionally, regulatory guidance, newly restated on 13 January 2022 by the Oil and Gas Authority ("OGA"), lays emphasis on evaluation of the financial resources available to the combined group and interested parties, whether for the Company or its Licence interests, are strongly advised to consult the OGA on this point.