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There will be winners and losers from the current situation. I believe that DGOC will be a winner. Be interesting to see what their next move will be. Invest in infrastructure, resume share buyback, reduce debt or retain capital?

A scary time to be in oil & gas but its not going to go away in a hurry so its still worth the investment, especially at the current crazy prices.

Any idea why such a big drop today?

The renewable energy revolution requires a lot of metals.

Lets get this share back to where it should be :)

Drill results taking a long time

Nice to see some good support today

I agree and bought a few shares. Nice jump today, hopefully the start of a nice steady climb. I wonder if the floods will create extra sales for animal feed.

I can't resist it at this price. I'm back in.

They bought and cancelled £50m worth of shares over the last few months. That's quite an investment for a small company.

Gas price goes up, share price goes down!

OK, ignore that!

Looks like a lot of Oil and Gas shares are levelled or starting to climb again. Hopefully we will see some interest in DGOC again soon.

Hi all, what's your opinion on this company? Looks like a good time to buy in.

Online shopping is growing year on year. RM are in a good place to take advantage of it. They have the network already in place. I agree that they need to implement solutions to improve on their service. Do that and they will attract the large contracts like Amazon.

Low gas price, Coronavirus, high winter temperatures, negative sentiment due to global warming and over supply. Can it get any worse? Probably for some companies that are borrowing to pump gas for a loss. DGOC are still pumping for a profit. They also have the option to stop share buy-backs and reduce the dividend. Hang in there for some good news.

Shell announced on Friday that it plans to build and operate its first industrial-scale solar park, a project that the energy giant plans to roll out in northeast Australia.

The project, which is expected to be completed in early 2021, is expected to generate around 120 megawatts of solar electricity from around 400,000 photovoltaic panels.

So frustrating when a company does everything right and its not reflected in the share price. We live in an age of market manipulators, where 1.5% of shareholders are controlling 51% of shares. They are under pressure to make money in anyway and as quickly as possible. Most are interested in destroying a companies value rather than farming its successes.

Recent director buys suggest that they have faith that good times are coming.

The directors purchasing even more shares tells you everything you need to know.

Once all the bad news is out of the way, gas will have its day again. Glad I bought a load at 89p.