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Another good rise in the US. 7 day positive share price in both markets. Momentum is building so we can expect some further good support. Shorts will struggle to milk the SP. Its only a matter of time until they buy back and move on, removing the last negative weight. £10 here we come. £20 not too far away.

A lot of sells in the UK but the SP was still positive. My guess is that the shorters are trying to pull the share price down. Meanwhile the US volumes and buys are increasing.

Shorts are struggling to bring down the SP again. Hopefully they will give up soon and move on. Even better if they run out of shares to sell and get caught in a quick SP climb. Come on Rusty, pull the buyback trigger.

Last week everyone thought RGLs days were numbered. Now it's climbing 10% in 1 day. Easy money if you know how to play the game.

The share price could end positive today! Dividend re-investments from tomorrow. New ISA allowance next week. Rusty butback bonanza after Easter. We could have a 7 day gain coming.

Dividend pay day tomorrow. I'm happy to use mine to purchase more shares. We can thank the shorters for the bargain price!

Strange that the shorts are arriving at the historic low SP price. I can't see that they can squeeze too much more out of the share price.

The dividend cut was to give them more cash to invest back into the company. In theory creating more value and less reason to short it. An extra 20% per quarter to buyback shares or invest in other ways is a big weapon to attack back. Hang in there, the SP will recover soon.

The fundamentals of the company are good. They can't control the SP manipulation by the shorters. But this is only a short term thing. Once the gas demand and price increases, the SP should bounce back.

Looks like the US are hoovering up more shares 😁

I've spent some time watching the director interviews and I actually can see a lot of hope for the SP recovery. DEC have changed the business model to suit the US market. If they can now convince US investors to get on board, today's share price will rocket. DEC have all the ammunition: best hedging, best ESG, best dividend

Agree, they should not take any benefits for destroying the SP and reducing shareholder returns by 75%. Rewarding themselves whilst showing complete contempt for shareholders. It's about the only promise Rusty keeps ...his own payments!

Well DEC don't seem to be in any hurry to resume buybacks. What are they waiting for?

The dividend has not led to a collapse in the share price. The constant broken promises by unreliable Rusty has done that. He's done it again with a broken dividend policy promise. Add that to inconstant share buybacks. US listing on/off. Flash share issue at a lower share price , which has never recovered. Tender offer on/off. Anything Trusty Rusty says cannot be taken seriously. Time to vote him out!

Rusty should have a little shame in saying that the dividend is in the top of UK and US companies. Anyone can destroy a share price to reach that claim. He should have spent a lot more time in explaining the SP decline and taking some responsibility in it. Then add that its his poor decisions that lead him the opportunity to reduce the dividend by 75% and then take credit for it. Calling it recalibration and creating value. Really? Do we have a clown as a ringmaster.

The UK doesn't like the update. Already almost taken the next years dividend value off the SP. Let's see if the US market can put it back again.

Do any of you feel the results and ongoing strategy puts this a buying opportunity?

The divi cut goes against Rusty's policy. The big investors may have forced the div cut with an assurance to increase their investment. We may see a quick SP jump.

A kick in the dodas for long time holders who purchased shares at a lot higher price. But a clear message to newer investors that a decent return is sustainable for them. As gas prices rise a would expect a higher return in the future.

Looks like the US is pulling the SP up again. Hopefully the results will attract some more US investors.