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Even Stevens for me when we hit 6p. It really will feel like £36k worth if free cash rather than my investment back because I'd written this off when we hit 1p. Risked £5k invested at 1.5p and bought my average down to 6p from 12p.

This is everyone's last chance to average down as far as I can see. I can't be the only muppet on this board who bought some at 17p.

Sleepy Joe is going to be a dream come true for us. A number of key Democrats hate Boris with a vengeance over him.being overly chummy with Trump and ****ging Obama. Anything that drives a wedge between the UK and Ireland is good news as it will drive them further away from wanting to buy their gas from.the UK..

Couldn't believe a Tory MP was saying today he should watch his step in regards to his relationship with Irish Republicans. As if sucking up to the British government is more important than sucking up to 60m Irish Americans.

£7k sold, £32k bought.

Both feet above 3p by noon??

Interesting article Fulmar.Now if we managed to find dysprosium, we'd be laughing. Neodymium, and Dysprosium, the Holy Grail Praseodymiumfor wind turbine magnets but we've only got the first two.

However, just because China and Oz are the only 2 nations with a supply of dysprosium doesn't mean there isn't an abundance elsewhere, it just has been found and mined as yet.

Morning Thordon. Interesting, could be something afoot or merely just a good bit of administrative housekeeping and investor relations by being more transparent. Either way, good stuff.

Nice one Goliath, at least Zak likes us at the moment. Oilman Jim has never said anything remotely positive about Bloe so I'd love our share to explode in his face. He bad mouthed COPL a few month's back and it 5 bagged within a fortnight but I never saw him.publish anything to say he'd made a bad call.

I post links and somrtimes part of the url gets astetisxed over, always happens with Proactive.

I suppose anyone who can access the lse website will have the technical ability to find today's Oilman Jim blog..

https://**********************/2020/11/ukog-bpc-iog-delt-aaog-bloe-rbd-ptal.html…

Seeing the Sharetalk link made me think. I hadn't heard anything from.Oilman Jim for a while, so a quick Google.

By chance he's just posted his weekly blog and , Bloe gets a mention. Not read it yet. I'll save for after dinner, but he has scant time for Mr Haywood so I'm not expecting anything remotely flattering.

Apologies if this link has been posted before but Ireland 2050 is everything about Irish energy, history, present and future.
http://ireland2050.ie/past/gas/

No mention of PRD but I'll be checking periodically. A fascinating fact, at the time of the 2011 census, more homes were heated with oil 44% (mainly kerosene) than gas 33%.

If the Sinn Fein spokesperson really believes that they can switch the country straight over from kerosene to wind farms or solar power, then I'm a leprechaun. Then again, I'm sure she realises it just isn't practical but she's after young radical voters.

Well deduced Razo, I thought Leeds was in North Yorkshire but just Googled and it is in West Yorkshire. Too much of a coincidence, it must be as a result of the Leeds Utd connection.

Was just talking to next door neighbour who's a Palace fan and crowing loudly over their victory yesterday. I support Stòke, never thought I'd have a soft spot for Leeds but as I have a soft spot for money, I suppose anything is possible..

I'm getting more excited with each snippet of news regarding Ireland LNG.PRD really are in a pivotal position, standing at an important juncture as far as UK,Irish,EU and US relations are concerned.

It's great seeing our micro cap company's LNG project being kicked around like a political football in Ireland. All publicity is good publicity. Be even better seeing us kicked around around the European stage and who knows... as we are up against US frackers, maybe even the world stage.

Our day will come, and when it does, hold on to your hats...

Nice one Haggis, a good read and very reassuring. I will hold firm, our day will come because we are in very safe and capable hands.

Green is big, ESG huge. I'm going to be naughty and mention another investment of mine, RBW, specialising in rare earth elements in Burundi and South Africa. China have got the lion's share of the market and the US and EU are starting to sweat about it. They've already cut off supplies to Japan over some disagreement or another.

RBW's mines are rich in Neodymium and Praseodymium needed for wind turbine magnets and EV motors. Biden is promising a couple of trillion for wind farms the size of Wales and conversion of every government vehicle to electric. ...and he's now POTUS

Happy greener days ahead all around for us all...

Fascinsting article Pros, Irish political chicanery
at it's most intriguing. Sinn Fein taking a harder line in regards to eco issues than the Green Party. I wouldn't have believed it until I started getting interested a few weeks ago because of PRD Ireland.

A lot of young greens in Ireland are hard lefties rather than eco warriors. I read one young woman resigning because the Greens were more interested in cycle lanes than social housing for young people.Clearly this is the type of member/voter Sinn Fein are after.

Green is big, ESG huge. I'm going to be very naughty and mention another investment of mine, RBW, specialising in rare earth elements in Burundi and South Africa. China have got the lion's share of the market and the US and EU are starting to sweat about it. They've already cut off supplies to Japan over some disagreement or another.

RBW's mines are rich in Neodymium and Praseodymium needed for wind turbine magnets and EV motors. Biden is promising a couple of trillion for wind farms the size of Wales and conversion of every government vehicle to electric. ...and he's now POTUS

Happy greener days ahead all around for us all...

Another useful article you've found Tesla, thanks hor sharing.

It could well be a response to Trump slapping sanctions on Nordstream2 in order to try and ensure EU continues importing US fracked LNG. Not only is fracking bad news it has to be transported across the Atlantic at considerable environment cost. I'm guessing it made more sense to go down this road than to tell Trump, 'up your's we'll buy gas from whatever we choose'

Whatever the thinking, it's very good news as far as our Irish LNG project is concerned.

Ok Bobby, just thought someone might know something interesting, like they'd overheard JF, AF and Malcy chatting loudly in the Rose & Crown after a good lunch....(pre lockdown obviously)

Would anyone like to hazard an educated guess as to why we jumped 16% today or better, has anyone heard anything they would like to share that could have justified the leap.?

26 fatalities indeed, I wonder how many Moroccans have died from mouth, throat or lung cancer caused by puffing on shisha pipes in the last six months. God willing they don't get hit by anything really serious like Yellow Fever or Ebola.

See below, copied from an article in The Independent regarding Sleepy Joe's environmental priorities..

The four-year injection of $2 trillion in new spending would aim to:

set the U.S. electricity sector on a path to carbon neutrality by 2035

rebuild infrastructure

convert government vehicle fleets to electric, offer rebates on American-built electric vehicles, and install 500,000 charging stations nationwide

Looks like our RREs are going to be very much in demand, unless of course Donald and the Proud Boys take over the country by force.