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Thanks.

Just looked it up, and the takeover threshold (for the UK) is 30%. Such purchases will run up the share price a lot, I would have thought, unless they really take their time. Many of us shareholders have been here for years and are unwilling to sell for a small profit only.

The 1.569 billion doesn't include Megrez. Why extremely unlikely to ever be realised?

Thanks Chris, direct link to video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxscBc4WY7A

Scot has assuredly not been silent on the Guild in the past few days.

Also the price of oil has dropped around 3% since Friday.

£5 minimum for me. She'll be worth a lot more than that in a few years time.

Statement from the President-elect in the last hour, on Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy's Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=514641971572044

0:51

Don't feel ashamed. It is up to others to decide whether they want to purchase and burn our oil - they are responsible for causing any such climate change; we are mere facilitators.

Bots, panr geological chance of success for megrez is 69% as stated by the company. It is not a "sure thing". Of course the other 1.5 billion barrels are a sure thing in the sense that they are independently certified as being commercially recoverable. But they are ultimately not a sure thing because there are financing requirements etc.

Isn't the truth of the matter that the CB holder is motivated to reduce the share price during the period over which the number of shares to be issued is determined, but is also motivated to increase the share price during the periods when they are planning to sell those shares. Overall the one cancels out the other on average, leaving the net effect on the share price to be zero.

Brombarb, no necessity to deal with a marketmaker, and in fact by coincidence I did a transfer of stock myself a couple of days ago in this way when I wanted to transfer my PANR shares in my brokerage account (Interactive Brokers) into my ISA: In Interactive Brokers using their "order book" service I placed my shares on sale at just a little cheaper than the existing quotes on the market. And then in my ISA I placed a market order for the same number of shares. It quoted the same price, so I accepted the deal - and a few seconds later Interactive Brokers confirmed the order was filled.

This allowed me to complete the trade without paying the bid/ask spread, though there was the small risk of another buyer purchasing my offered shares at the same time.

Sirmark, two days on, and Mangrove's short is still showing as being in place?

Who cares what the share price does - it's not as if we're going to sell if it goes up a bit, or a lot.

So in other words Stas, when you say that -today's- RNS is "Just telling you how many millions and millions of free shares they have issued themselves as part of the Share Option Plan", you are admitting that actually it isn't, it is telling us how many shares they have issued in -2022-.

Like I said, do try to tell the truth.

Stas, you are word for word incorrect.

The RNS says "Number of securities issued/allotted under the scheme during the period: nil"

If you are going to criticize the company or investment, don't tell bare-faced untruths.

And Jay Cheatham is a highly experienced oil industry executive, who with our recently-appointed executive chairman David Hobbs is going to be able to better deal with the types of problem that occurred in Texas.

Pantheon is basically a different company from the one it was back then.

Sadly you are outnumbered on here by those who are a lot more vocal than you, with significantly less invested lol.

Re "the value of the asset is understood by the entire market to be around 29 pence per share"

No it isn't.

The price of the asset is determined by the market

The value of the asset is determined by the fundamentals.

They are different because the activity of the market is driven by many factors other than an appreciation of the fundamentals.

Your guess is a drop to 25.79p. My guess is a rise to 35.23p. Guessing is all we can do, short term.

Sure, and it might rise, or fall again, or keep on rising. You didn't predict the fall in the price, you only thought you did.