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I sold out this morning and like superritch am slightly disappointed with what has/is happening but from 11.75p it was a great return. GLA

I have finally taken the plunge and bought in today, I was one of the lucky ones', I bought in @ 14.5p and sold @ 180p so hoping to replicate that to some extent. I have been watching and waiting for a re- entry point.
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Judging by the reaction it seems likely this will be 'much ado about nothing', as it may not pass the 75% hurdle.
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Just looked in on the CERP's thread, clearly both sets of investors do not like the deal.

I'm invested in both BPC and CERP, I'm not quite sure what to make of it and like Phoebus would have preferred BPC to have drilled Perv#1. before further expansion. Surely the closer we get to the drill the higher the sp would be, so maybe BPC are paying a higher price for CERP now then they would closer to the drill.
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Mike Buck was hoping to have the Licence in the 1st qtr, he wanted to secure it before the election because of the likely drag afterwards.

Judging by the sp move so far today maybe news is imminent.

''Exploitation''

Thanks for your reply bonum, I've just watched Mike Buck's LSE interview from 17th January this year in which he was hoping to secure the Exloitation Licence in the 1st qtr.

A partnership or farm-in would be a massive help in securing the $10m-$20m required to kick start the ops, but if anything is going to get this going it has to happen very soon, before the elections in the 3rd qtr. I think he said they start mid July, so RNS will be coming soon by the look of it, I hope it is positive for you. I won't jump in with both feet tomorrow ( if sp is still as at close of play) but something a bit bigger than a big toe. GLA

I'm not in MATD long or short, but I have a penchant for small oilies, the May RNS implies (to me anyway) that funding is possibly going to be an issue, which could be a drag on the sp imho. It's quite possible any drag could be at a higher price than the current sp. GL2A LTH.

''.because if there's 1 good well, there's probably others.''
When I first bought into BPC, there were from my fading memory, 5 separate deposits each containing up to 500 MBO.

I believe £1 is a bit fanciful, I remember selling a slug of my holding for over 20p many years ago, it would be nice to visit there again. GLA

I also thought they could be taken over whilst languishing around the 30p mark, having paid over £1 for my holding bought in 2 tranches, I didn't want to still lose money should they be taken over, so I added more than both my previous purchases, 29/4/20. I'm still under water but not by nearly so much, GLA.

Good news indeed, MARS brewing business valued at up to £580m + £273 (cash) equalisation payment, against a current market cap of around £280m. That should help knock a hole in MARS debt situation.

First bought MARS in 2016 at a much higher price than todays sp enjoyed several dividends but sp kept falling so bought some more in 2017, again at a much higher price than the current sp, but lower than originally. Today I have bought more than double my previous holding at a much lower sp, I'm still under water but am hoping for 3rd time lucky. Been investing for a long time so I am well aware of the 'falling knife' etc.
Volume has been decent since mid March.
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Reading a back issue (No 910 24th Aug 2018) of Moneyweek, the Guru watch featured Jim Rogers co-founder of the Quantum Fund. Back then he was keen on some raw materials. Agricultural commodities have been on the slide and look set for a comeback. but his favourite picks were gold and silver. They are ''going through the roof'' (from the article, not my words) He advised, don't buy just yet. We are heading for a nasty economic downturn and a huge bear market in US led global stocks, a consequence of the ongoing global build-up in debt since the financial crisis. When the crash comes, gold will fall at first, just as it did in 2008.
The dollar will rise as global investors flee to the safety of the world's currency. Once the damage to the US is clear, and investors remember America's huge debt pile and penchant for money printing, demand for gold is likely to jump.

That was an extract from the article, obviously he would not have known about Covid-19 but gold has weakened recently, how low it will go before the time is right to buy is your guess.
Good luck all and stay safe.

Hodgeyd,-- Yes of course I should have added 'after suspension ends'

Thank you.

I don't post very much, too many peeps who haven't a clue wanting immediate settlement, and so much rubbish being spouted. The BOD's will let ALL shareholders know when there is something to say. I do hold and I am not worried at all. Warrant shares have to be admitted to AIM usually a couple of days. Just be patient.

Also how accurate are they, their previous buy rating would have been at a higher sp then the current sp. I take broker recommendations' with a large dose of salt.

Divorce Court Judge to Mickey Mouse
I can't give you a divorce on the grounds that Minnie Mouse has protruding teeth.
Mickey to Divorce Court Judge
I didn't say she had protruding teeth, I said she was f---ing Goofy

I've held MARS since April 2016 paying a bit too much for them but did one top-up slightly lower than their current sp leaving me a few pence from breakeven, although with the excellent divi I am well in profit and will continue to hold for the divi or/and a higher sp.

Thanks for your Christmas wishes Trent700, I wish the same for you and for all other holders.

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