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PS: as a director, if he had bought any issued shares, that would have been the subject of an RNS.

Why do you write "an unclear number of issued shares", Scandic?

He has options over 85m shares which will not be issued until the options are exercised.

It's curious: if you're going to accuse someone of being a liar, one would have thought you would take some trouble to get your own dates and facts right.

And it was £607k, so, if one wants to round off to the nearest £50k, the figure should be £600k.

See the RNS of 28/02/17 note 4.

judydude/TW is out of date, that £650k pa was in the accounts of the year before last.

From the 12/12/18 RNS:

5. Oil field with three productive and commercially viable zones, EWT ongoing, two further wells HH-1z and HH-2 scheduled Q2 2019, development underway subject to grant of planning consent, expected Q3 2019.

$51.00 on the nail at present

US open today, oil, too.

... Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak tried to reassure investors, saying the market will be more stable in the first half of 2019 due to the deal between OPEC and its allies to cut output, and that producers will react if the situation changes...

While OPEC and its partners are scheduled to meet in April, they can hold a meeting at any time if a quick response is required, Russia’s Novak said in an interview with Rossiya 24 TV channel. That follows the United Arab Emirates energy minister’s remarks signaling the producers could have an extraordinary OPEC meeting and discuss additional curbs if needed...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-12-26/oil-holds-near-43-even-as-opec-mulls-deeper-cuts-amid-sell-off?srnd=premium-europe

And, as any small child knows, Mickey is spelt with an "e".

Nah, Jerry!

Probably the ones to which he has the answers.

Let there be peace and goodwill.

Let there be peace and goodwill.

And thank you Adrian and all the eyes for all of your invaluable contributions.

Snaggletooth,

You're the poster who made this immortal observation:

"The market cap is still too onerous for the current sp".

The market cap is still too onerous for the current sp.
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Would it still be too onerous if the share price rises?

update of original article:

OPEC hasn’t even started implementing its new six-month agreement to cut output, and already members responsible for most of the reductions have pledged to extend or even deepen it...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-12-23/u-a-e-says-opec-could-mull-deeper-cut-if-1-2m-b-d-not-enough?srnd=premium-europe

Short week, but thin trading could accentuate price movements:

broadland145
Boyobach 155
JustinD 160
without 165
Hawkey 170
Hasiba 180
Ocelot 190

OPEC, Russia and other oil producers will consider deeper cuts if a 1.2 million barrels-a-day reduction isn’t enough to balance the market, the United Arab Emirates’ energy minister said.

Extending output cut isn’t a problem in April because it wasn’t a problem in the past, Suhail Mohammed Al Mazrouei, who is also OPEC president, said in Kuwait. If the agreed reduction isn’t enough to balance the market, the group will meet and decide if a deeper cut is needed, he said.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-12-23/u-a-e-says-opec-could-mull-deeper-cut-if-1-2m-b-d-not-enough?srnd=premium-europe

Donald Trump was supposed to tell his Turkish counterpart to stop testing his patience with military threats in Syria. That is, if the American president stuck to the script.

Instead, during a lengthy phone call earlier this month, Trump shocked even those in his inner circle by yielding to a suggestion from Recep Tayyip Erdogan to reverse the Pentagon’s Syrian strategy, handing the Turkish president his biggest diplomatic victory ever...

But behind the scenes, there is a deep distrust in Ankara toward both Iran and Russia. One possibility Turkish officials fear is that the Syrian regime, backed by Russia and Iran, might collaborate with the Kurdish YPG after the U.S. pullout.

Erdogan “is well aware that there is a bigger piece at stake in Syria beyond fighting the Kurdish group YPG. For that, Turkey has to work together with the U.S. against Iran,” Ozerdem (a co-director of Center for Trust, Peace and Social Relations at Coventry University in the UK) said (from a Bloomberg article).