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Whatever: I am still positive that PM will finally be very successful.

Please excuse GKahn - didn't know you were one of those "fellow sufferers" - looks like we're pretty much on the same page in that respect. Thx to Heron-1 I will continue to believe that PM will ultimately be a huge success.

GKahn: I'm for anything that makes the SP jump - even if it's a take over bid. On the other hand I wouldn't want any transaction to deprive me of the benefits a SP rise (to multiple £s) over the next 3+ years would bring along. If you were invested for nearly 10 years you'd probably have similar hopes and expectations.

a lot of interested buyers are hoping for the "slow slide till Spring" - as Anotherlambo puts it ("might take a punt at 3p"). Nobody knows - consequently, that idea is based on nothing other than speculation. Could be right but could also be completely wrong. As always betting on the SP development going forward is a gamble. As Mr. Positiv correctly mentioned, PM's SP has often risen substantially during the winter months. Not only between December 2016 till Febr. 2017 but also last year.
Short term it's pure speculation - as always. Middle to long term however, there is an enormous upside. The question that remains is: How long do the potential buyers want to wait to get their fair share of PM's potential success going forward? Speculating on the SP's bottom may or not be the right strategy. At this SP level and from my modest POV: It won't really make a big difference.
GLA

"Okay"?
Groover: You seem to be a nice guy. If that is so then do as the nice guys do and provide the requested advice. Good luck to the novice!

Groover: Thx for spelling my name wrong and calling me names. You seem to like telling people off.

Be my guest and wrap up PM's history for "novice investors" who appear to be so highly interested in investing they'd rather waste someone else's time than do any research on their own.

Master82: If you're interested in investing then why don't you do some research on your own? From my POV you're asking for trouble with those kind of questions. There's plenty of information around. Go get yourself some.
Sorry to say but this is not a Wikipedia board.

Sundaysun: Maybe PM should put hillbilly1 in charge of (only their most important) presentations from now on. At least everybody would know that the circus is back in town.

OK h/b: we've heard (not hurt!) your opinion. We've been hearing that stuff on this board for weeks now. You obviously must think that contradicting what Mike Buck says publicly is worth the effort. Do you really want anybody on this board to take you seriously? Do yourself and everybody else on this board a favor and stop posting from your mental clinic. Somebody must be paying you very well for all this incredible crap.

hillybilly: Please list the "facts" you are referring to - particularly those which support your statement that "this will be sub 1p by March 2020".
I know you don't have them - because there are none. Now get lost.

hillybilly1: You are leaning a bit too far out of the window. If you put your money where you mouth is would you be willing to make a bet on that (fairly stupid) prediction? I don't think so - because even you know it's complete bs.
What is your job here anyway? And don't tell me you haven't got a hidden agenda.

As many posters have pointed out during the last couple of days: The SP development simply makes no sense. But given that the SP is mainly driven by short term investors you can't expect it to display the middle to long term potential which currently is no longer wishful thinking.
However, it is how it is - and I don't believe anybody likes it. But don't forget: We are looking at a SP on the back of a commercial oil find which is a real and expandable asset going forward. Even if the majority of investors don't have the patience to wait for PM's growth and success - a minority is here which will. You can count me in.

russukarian: That would be nice - however, I'm afraid he would need to communicate any SP sensitive information via RNS prior to the AGM (for regulatory reasons).

Obelix: Not that I want it (God forgive) but you can be sure that the de-rampers will return - they always find a reason. So enjoy the de-ramper free day - or as long as it lasts.

Simon: Don't be fooled - the presentation was excellent, Mike is obviously on top of things.

The current situation - which I believe will not last long - is due to the fact that short term investors were (maybe) hoping that Mike would announce a farm in with e.g. PC. Along the lines of my post this morning @10am those investors chose not to stick with PM as they consider a price movement during the next couple of months not to be "in sight". Let them! Clearly this is my assumption - but as usual when presentations are considered positive, certain investors claim that their (short term) expectations were not met.

i.e. selling @4.28 – 4.33p will come to a halt.

As someone on this board put it correctly: Mike Buck is not a marketeer, he is down to earth, careful and appears to have a long-term approach to PM’s business. He is not one of those well-known predecessors of his who joined PM to make a quick buck.
Many investors would prefer that Mike would hype the hell out of this share. PM’s current situation would serve perfectly to do so. MB prefers not to. Good for him. Would be good to see short term investors leave the scene once they realize that PM is no longer a “traders paradise”.

seem to be taking over. Probably fearing that not enough will be happening during the coming months which could have a positive impact on the SP. That's AIM for ya.

That was what everybody wanted to hear!!!!

C/S: By all due respect - it appears that your investment world is all about being right or wrong on a short term basis. If that is what you measure yourself by - well then good luck - especially on AIM.

Same here Simon - simply doesn't make sense. The question which arises is: Can you invest in a market if its participants' behavior doesn't make sense? AIM is tricky - no question about it. Stick to your principles and you will do fine with PM.