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The floating duck island is back!

TURKEY LATEST: Pinarova-1 well site taking shape for Easter

Yesterday's tweet of 2:15 pm now has 2,719 views.

Far more PIs keep a close eye on UKOG than this board suggests.

Thanks to SlowRoll on the Angus board:

https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/G7-Plans-To-Back-New-Natural-Gas-Investments.html

https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/G7-Plans-To-Back-New-Natural-Gas-Investments.html

Nope, here I am!

volume is pretty good, imho at least - 55.7m.

Just to pursue the train of thought, brings to mind the MPs' expenses scandal: perhaps the green boxes are floating duck islands?

A green box has appeared. I feel a bit like one of the young children feeding bread to the ducks on the local lake.

Drilling to a total depth of around 500-550 metres below surface is now expected to commence in the first half of April 2023 following drilling rig mobilisation. (RNS of 31/03)

Long, 4-day Easter weekend fast approaching, will there be news concerning Pinarova-1 on Tuesday, 11/04?

It's one of the reasons management would doubtless like to get their share price up, to become less vulnerable to a predator taking too close an interest in them.
Another would be to facilitate accretive external growth via payment in shares.

Think almost all of us consider Angus to be undervalued, so yes.

Looks as if the long Easter weekend is presenting a problem and PIs fear they may be locked out if they don't take, or reinforce their, position today.

That's a bigger mistake by auto correct than usual. So the statue by the Royal Exchange in the City is of the Duke of "Well I guess"!

In fairness, he has also been right on some occasions concerning the release of RNSs, so let's wait and see.

Everybody is aware tomorrow is the start of a new tax year. In theory, therefore, the "smart" money buys today (!).

Gold held its surge to a 13-month high and may test its record price, helped by a falling dollar, increasing haven bets and speculation aggressive monetary tightening in the US is nearing an end.

The precious metal on Tuesday closed above the $2,000 an ounce threshold for the first time since March 2022 after data showed vacancies at US employers dropped in February to the lowest since May 2021.

The data raised concerns that the world’s biggest economy may be edging toward recession, while boosting the likelihood the Federal Reserve will further ease its rate-hike cycle. A falling greenback this week has been another positive for non-interest-yielding bullion, which could test its record high of $2,075.47 reached in August 2020 ...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-04-05/gold-holds-surge-past-2-000-with-record-high-suddenly-in-sight?sref=Em01M8Hr

Lee1978,

If you take a look at Alba's tweets, they, too, post information about the gold market.

I guess management and shareholders are all looking forward to the day when mining activities can start up again, ... hopefully, quite soon.

It's the international price of the precious metal in the ground in North Wales and the value of that gold is rising.

quite a big movement this one, now $2,019.64

$2,008.32, + $23.67 or 1.19%