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Fully agree with you, InvesterInvester, think the share could just as easily (and far more comfortably!) be quoted in the 2.50-3.00p range than at its current level.

If I reduce on a quick spike, it will be with the intention of coming back in again quickly lower down, because I believe the share price has a long way to go.

Not concerned about the timetable, because, in the first instance, am only looking for signs they are progressing their projects.

Currently, they suffering from a deficit of credibility, but that can be corrected.

When the market begins to believe they can attain Saltfleetby's projected net cash flow profile, the share price will move upwards, if it hasn't already done so beforehand.

Thank you for spelling Tidswell correctly, YL.

Where you see an act of desperation, I see innovative and good investor relations/communications.

What is your own position, wealdpwr?

You opened your account with lse on 08/03/19 and, as far as I can tell, have never posted on any other board than that of Angus and have always posted negatively (which you are perfectly entitled to do, I hasten to add).

Alan2017,

The company's Investor Questions page is up and running:

http://www.angusenergy.co.uk/media/investor-questions/

If you wish to submit questions to management, you have until the 20th of each month to do so.

Just googled: Tideswell is in Derbyshire, have to call you DerbyshireLife now :-)

YL,

New management confirmed that JTP had not complied with the company's own share-dealing code.

Therefore, the change of management produced no change in that assessment.

Where the change of management has made a difference is in company strategy.

With the benefit of hindsight, isn't this what the change of management was all about, that JTP had become unhappy about the way in which things were going?

PS: why do you always call Tidswell Tideswell?

The questions are now ranked in terms of their popularity:

http://www.angusenergy.co.uk/media/investor-questions/#h-vote

Well that's a promising start!

In the hope he analysts on the field(s) trip this week will produce some positive notes on the company:

Bunks 185
Wolfbag 191
DHC 192
Hawkey 198
ocelot 210

You're very welcome to stay, YL, nobody is seeking to expel you from this board.

Up-to-date information from re significant shareholders from Angus's website:

Knowe Properties Limited 8.41%
JDA Consulting Limited 5.45%
Jonathan Tidswell-Pretorius 5.02%
Rupert Labrum 4.07%
The above information was accurate as at 1 October 2019.

YL,

Respectfully, your line of "JTP was caught redhanded with his hands in the till (so to speak) ..." does not correspond to the extract of the RNS of 06/03 you have cited.

"Redhanded with his hands in the till", even if qualified by your parenthetical "so to speak", conjures up a very different image from, and carries a different meaning to, that of non-compliance with the company's own share-dealing code.

I'll leave it there, but words do mean something.

YL,

What you have written is not a nice thing to write about anybody.

Can you not moderate your language a little, please?

YL,

What you have written is not a nice thing to write to anybody.

Can you not moderate your language a little, please?

PS: it's really on the first part of your statement, "JTP was caught redhanded with his hands in the till (so to speak) ...", that I seek clarification.

YL,

When you say "JTP was caught redhanded with his hands in the till (so to speak) and was ousted by Vonk (after an internal investigation which was UPHELD)", what exactly do you mean?

Can you point me in the direction of the relevant RNS(s)?

YL,

Wasn't involved in ANGS at the time of the board changes, but, presumably, it's because JTP sought a change of strategy that the board was changed.

The Board has changed and management strategy with it - for those currently invested in ANGS, or contemplating investment in ANGS, it is the future that matters, not the past.

The investors' questions page IS up and running: 16 questions already:

http://www.angusenergy.co.uk/media/investor-questions/