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Where do you get that from?

Bloomberg (PRTDF) on OTC shows $0.12 at an over average volume of 78,000 trades shares which translates to + 0.81%.

In the meantime it looks like that will not hold as we've just experienced a 1.12% fall on AIM.

forced to sell at these prices (bills, holidays, divorce etc.). There is nothing else which could remotely make any sense to sell at this time and sp.

I sure hope those sellers know what they're doing - I can't figure it out.

jndavid490: Those geologist and geophysics pros have the opportunity to prove the market wrong - and I am very hopeful that they will. Just to make one thing very clear: If and when they do -

I won't be one of those scrambling to buy shares at much higher prices or one of those kicking themselves for not having bought at least a "junior position" at these throw away bargain prices.

ATB

a kick-ass sale @15.18 - which btw - had no effect on the sp.

mikerockfield: Would agree to your statement that we may have entered the phase during which only news drives the sp - UNLESS of course the market finally wakes up to the unique and never seen before opportunity being served on a silver platter. For X sake: Current prices are even below placing - totally insane!

J/H: "...no guarantees of commercial oil" - you don't say!? What a bummer!

Should've informed us earlier - and while you're at it pls inform this board which O&G explorers guarantee finding commercial oil or gas as PM appears to be an exception.

If that were true B/H your post admittedly displays malicious joy; btw I was unable to identify any amount of "balanced opinion" which you time and again claim to always provide when posting on this board.
So much for your lost credibility (and fouled character).

Just too many large sellers around. Although I'm fairly good at practicing patience I admit that the situation is getting on my nerves.

Great news - we are in Q3! Where's this info from?

But Shorters would have to buy back - what we're seeing is selling!!

OK - so were do we see the "buy back" activity? Or hasn't that started yet?

I fully agree Bones; however, it looks like Hawkspear was referring to "the real action" (which I understand as those quantum leaps). Those could actually reach us only in a year's time.

Everybody - including abzzba - is entilted to an opinion. There are posters on this board however, who would obviously like this share to tank - for whichever reasons. Therefore it comes at no surprise that those posters criticize all positive posts to be ramping - or even "brain washing" as if the readers on this board were some kind of idiots. I consider that to be insulting.

To me it looks like Fundraiser is hoping that SL drill will fail - what a bummer!

Only time will tell how this first drilling initiative will pan out - but honestly it hurts to see investors hoping for the worst. F/R appears to be a wind vane, i.e. nothing about his posts is honest/authentic - content is determined by his (hidden) agenda.

Could do better without.

Just to quote recent posts on this board:

Could it be that some people know more than we do?

continues another day. To be cancelled very soon.

Looks more like the deaf shouting at the deaf; any other issue of relevance that comes to your mind?

because (not only I) I know what's coming and I'm still very much in the profit zone:

But I would like to see those investors who have justifiably invested and risked their hard earned money in this company to get what they deserve. At this time I only hope that it's the traders and institutional investors who are engaging in the selling spree. I hope the other investors are smart enough to hold on to their holdings.

so many chickens and brick shi**ers would actually sell sub 8.9p at this time. It just doesn't compute - I mean if it were at least for good purpose - like the salvation army or so - I would defo applaud. I've got to admit: I'm in the dark and cannot come up with the rationale behind this selling spree.

There are 2 issues here:

1. Dr. Janchiv Oyungerel is a PM board member, a major shareholder of Petrovis, an influential person in Mongolia and therefore what I would refer to as a (real) big hitter - and this not just since yesterday. People with that type of standing must know and apply the rules - they do not stand above regulatory requirements - full stop.

2. She sold 1Mio shares for £120,000. That doesn't look like she actually wanted to take advantage of insider knowledge. Nevertheless this was clearly a blunder on her behalf and displays a fair degree of insensitivity. I'm sure she will accept the consequences and apologize for that mishap.

As for Mike Buck: I am convinced that he was not informed - but now is forced to deal with the consequences.
I think we all agree that this should not have happened in a professional business environment.