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I didn't think you were mad buying at 1.5p GRH, I was green with envy. I was watching in horror as my two bankers , PRD and REE (courtesy of Malcy, plus lots of research including your posts) bounced off bottom.

My promised redundancy from Lambeth council was delayed 3 months and didn't get pension cash until May.

I consider myself very lucky indeed to get in just as both doubled from.bottom. I'm still recommending PRD to friends and family but all I hear is 'missed the boat'. Tell them it could still five bag at least and I'm a shameless ramper..

C'est la vie, you can lead a horse to water....

Second that Bradley. Keep up the good vibes Kums as long as it stays sane, you aren't coming out with anything Zak Mir isn't predicting.

'You can't be too rich, too thin or excude too much positivity' to paraphrase Eleanor Roosevelt if my memory serves (or similarly famous droll lady)

Zak Mir has been almost spot on with both my holdings, PRD and RBW over the past year. Not sure whether it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy or not because he has many true believers. For me, charting is a bit of a dark art but I'm agnostic about it. For a pseudo science, it often seems to work.

Just for balance, not wanting to be the bad fairy at the Christening, he did say heading either to 12p or 30p...

Looks like we've got off on the right foot...a shout out from Malcy or Doc Holiday would be icing on the cake..

Evening Mick, saw you on the BPC board recently. Giving Chesh (): a spot of grief is a guilty pleasure of mine every so often and touting for business for what's left heir cash to pile into PRD.

Presuming you are still in there, do you believe the ex CERP assets could produce 2500 bopd in the right hands? If so, that would be well worthwhile a business partner picking up for pennies if they go under.

Nice one Phil, was half expecting a mention. 12p or 30p, fingers crossed, the latter. Zak has called my two investments, PRD and RBW spot on several times.

Well GRH, I beg to differ. RBW came to my attention thanks a rum character called Mr Market Maker the last time a few of us compared our portfolios on this board. I stuck a cheeky £17k on and it hit £100k a few months back, down a bit now, but like PRD I'm in for a long ride.

You have a lot of experience, retired so time to do plenty research, I've no spare cash but sure if I had, I'd take notice of any advice you gave.

Re BPC...please don't do this at home...I'd hate to think anyone has been smoking crack for breakfast or is otherwise suitable deranged enough to follow my 'advice' and buy BPC.

You may no longer be paying Harry Potter's salary but you'll still be paying his expenses now he has been demoted to NED..

I find it fascinating as well Phil. Only PRD and RBW for me 4:1 ratio. I try to follow Andrew Carneige's advice 'Put all your eggs in one and watch the basket.' However I lost my life savings once before doing that so now a tad cautious..

Half a dozen of us did this survey a year or so ago and it was very surprising. Other than myself, as a rainbow chaser in an out of small o & g /mining shares, most of the others were otherwise big footsie investors. That's one of the things that gave me such confidence to stick half my pension lump sum on PRD. They were serious, mature, intelligent and cautious not the chancers and rampers I'd come across elsewhere.. Bloe, Boil, 88e , Bor etc

Probably all change now but it was a real eye opener..

I find it fascinating as well Phil. Only PRD and RBW for me 4:1 ratio. I try to follow Andrew Carneige's advice 'Put all your eggs in one and watch the basket.' However I lost my life savings once before doing that so now a tad cautious..

Half a dozen of us did this survey a year or so ago and it was very surprising. Other than myself, as a rainbow chaser in an out of small o & g /mining shares, most of the others were otherwise big footsie investors. That's one of the things that gave me such confidence to stick half my pension lump sum on PRD. They were serious, mature, intelligent and cautious not the chancers and rampers I'd come across elsewhere.. Bloe, Boil, 88e , Bor etc

Probably all change now but it was a real eye opener..

Morning Timothy , I would whole heartedly recommend BPC, only £18m market cap and currently 0.35p to buy. A snip at the price, pumping 500 bopd in T & T but planning to expand to 2500 bopd by end of year. All my cash is tied up at the moment in PRD and RBW but sure will be piling in higher than Boris's bodies should I get my mitts on any spare cash...

Good Morning Chesh..

I'm sure our offer is still open to buy our CCS EOR technology to get those ex CERP well pumping a little more freely..just as well you merged, at least you've got some money coming in to pay for Harry's expenses now he's no.longer captain of your ship; Pol Roger, Monte Cristo snouts and Lobster Thermidore shouldn't break the bank..

Ps that is of course if you are still managing to pump out 450-500 bopd though

Pps. How are Harry Potter's plans for 2500 bopd coming along?

Ppps.. If you don't want to keep throwing good money after bad, PRD are up nearly 10% two days running.. a far safer and more lucrative home for your readies ():;,¿

Does anyone have any idea as to why the rise last two days? It's most welcome and all the more pleasing as no solid news as far as I can find.

15.42p just paid, hopefully Zak Mir will give us a little publicity again if we keep this up and expecting an imminent mention from Malcy as he's always been one of our biggest cheerleaders.

Seagull/Phantom - shouldn't cross ramp but I stuck £20k on RBW which five bagged a couple of months back and will again. That was courtesy of a cross ramp by a rum character called Mr Market Maker, sure he's not in here anymore, he lacked patience.

PRD if you are into a medium.term 1-3 year multi bagger and have an ESG type motivation as they are working full steam ahead on CCS EOR in Trinidad. Plus a conventional gas drill in Morocco in a month or so and a non fracked LNG project offshore Eire. The Irish have serious energy problems but have a serious anti fossil fuel lobby who would rather have power cuts than use gas as a transition fuel.

Hopefully when data centres start to relocate, they will see sense..Either way, they will be buying PRDs LNG directly or RBW's NdPr for wind turbines indirectly.

Follow ESG and follow the money...

Nice find again Mr Tomato, puts everything in context. May have been an idea for Flagstaff to get something out to let the wider world know that we haven't been specifically targeted.

Feels like the govt have finally woken up to the fact that their small country has something far more precious than they originally realised and will soon be finding itself in the middle of a superpower tug of war. (Once Sleepy Joe wakes up.to.the fact that he needs to prioritise ree supply for his Green revolution)

Have you been reading 'How to make Friends and Influence People, Humpty Dumbty?

I'm talking about the Japanese in the context of importing LNG here, nothing more nothing less. Unlike the EU they don't give a toss as to whether it fracked or non fracked otherwise they wouldn't be importing so.much from.the US. Simples...

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Is-Californias-Fracking-Ban-A-Big-Deal-For-The-Oil-Industry.html

Don't suppose Texas to follow anytime soon but this is symbolic, just the start, with California and the EU turning against fracking sure other states will follow. How long before S Korea or Japan to start paying more than lip service to the Green revolution?

Thanks for the translation gents for the monolingual amongst us.

Don't forget the Terbium and Dysprosium in South Africa as a Brucie bonus. Just checking the prices and was sadly disappointed until realised that they are priced by the KG rather than the Metric Tonne. They are approx five and fifteen times the price of Nd and Pr so good stuff. Unless I misread something, have the good fortune to obtain gypsum stacks brimming with the most valuable four rees.

13.55p just paid, nice little jump. Fingers crossed you could be right Obadhia, patience is a virtue but paper riches admittedly give one a nice glow.

Just checked my emails, thought maybe a juicy plug from Malcy but nothing there.

Not necessarily selling to Eire Mick. Their politicians may refuse our non fracked LNG, as it's not a done deal they will see sense. However, they have promised to honour existing exploration and drilling licences so from what I gather, we can build our FSRU in their waters anyway and sell elsewhere if needs be.

Who knows, maybe even the UK? We are increasingly reliant on imports and that part of Eire is certainly an awfully lot closer than Qatar or Norway. Our other big supplier, The Netherlands is obviously in the EU and things may get a little fraught over coming months.

Quick question, when we build an FSRU offshore Eire and if we sell LNG to the UK, would we be considered to be exporting from the EU to the UK, as we are a British company I'd think not, but who knows?

Alternatively, would it be permissible to build and operate an FSRU in international waters. The beauty of these things is that they are mobile, who would otherwise police the seas if not?

Looking good Mick. Not just the EU finally acknowledging they need gas but with a green caveat. Let's hope that translates into concerns regarding fracking, not just emissions.