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Right on target! Reminds me of the flushing scene at the end of the movie "The mask" - a need to see.

Although a rhetoric question - my best guess is that it is currently impossible to buy below 12p. What a surprise!

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I see you have quite a bit of trouble hiding your emotions when posting. Sorry for prompting you to do all that research work - but thank you very much just the same; good thing you have a lot of spare time. I take note of your blind faith in the regulatory bodies supervising the AIM companies - I tend to be more critical and you didn't provide any reason why I should change that. It appears I have made you feel very annoyed as displayed in your last post. I apologize for unknowingly getting you in that uncomfortable position. However, going forward you can no longer count yourself out when it comes to naming people who - needlessly - make this board a very negative and unpleasant place. Please take care of your thin-sinned nature!

Absolutely true simonpartridge: The next days or weeks are of no significance it we look at the potential of this company, where all signs are pointing to and the ultimate, highly probable outcome. I'm trying my best not to offend those who stem against the inevitable - but it's a difficult task.

A very positive comment indeed! "2/3 weeks" (assuming that means "2 or 3 weeks" - and not 2/3 of a week) says nothing more than: As soon as the long awaited RNS comes in "things will start to heat up". Take that from a poster who is usually incapable of seeing anything positive about this share. I have nothing more to add.

cu Monday!

Oilfated: I am not suggesting anything other than that AIM appears to be the wild west in comparison with the large exchanges. If an AIM company waits several weeks before wrapping up an RNS it must be legitimate to ask the question how much time lapsed between the first bit of information and the last - right? And exactly that is my point: The "visas" have been issued at least 10 days ago - is it price relevant? Considering the amount of posts wasted on the subject you can't avoid the impression that it certainly is! And still we may only get confirmation in a week or two. I don't want to rain on your "AIM Rule Enforcement Parade" but you need to deal with reality. How much do you believe a fig leaf in the regulations is worth? How many penalties has AIM issued since 1995? Do you know of any at all?

"AIM Rules for Companies" Part I Sect. 10: "An AIM company must issue notification WITHOUT DELAY of any new developments which are not public knowledge which, if made public, would be likely to lead to a significant movement in the price of its AIM securities." Clearly, AIM's regulators are hardly as strict as the SEC. But what this rule says is that AIM listed companies do not have the freedom to hold back share price sensitive information - even if this practice is for the purpose of increasing efficiency. I assume that the AIM regulators (as far as there is such a thing) manage this issue a lot more casual than what the rule would imply. In addition the term "price sensitive" is at least ambiguous. As we PIs would define most of the information we are waiting for as "price sensitive", PM (and any regulatory body) will - most probably - have a different opinion. Bottom line: I would prefer to be informed of "price sensitive information" WITHOUT DELAY as it comes along and not have to wait for an information package which could take weeks to wrap up.

soon! Take it easy and enjoy the lull before the storm! Things about to heat up here - big time.

next RNS which will either unleash the long expected fireworks or send us to investors' hell. Chances that the "fireworks event" takes place are extemely high and can hardly be disputed by anyone who has his head screwed on right (unfortunately we've got a few of those posting on this board). However, there is a teeny weeny chance that it may not turn out that way. That is what the posts of our resident clowns (for whichever reasons) are based on. No offense - but I will have no pity with the doom-sayers (and their unfortunate believers) when they turn out to be disappointed (or rather p*ssed off) when that RNS arrives. It's been said many times on this board during the last days and weeks: If you want to wait for the good news: Don't complain for having to pay a "oh now I get it" type of premium.

Maybe next week will be the week we will see the circus with all its clowns leave town - now that would be the day!

Need to do better than that - as I said: a total waste of time.

The difference between a disappointing trading day and B/H is that the trading day at least provides some opportunity and hope. With B/H it's all just a waste of time.

which you could only call a waste of time and opportunity. I don't need to make predictions here because everybody on this board since 2016 know exactly what I think is coming; consequently this was just another wasted day on the road to the inevitable.

You're a genius! Good to have you on board!

As long as everything is going to plan I can live with the gaps between company updates. From my (modest) POV Mike Buck appears to be rather a quality than a quantity communicator. Clearly, I - as well as other PIs - would prefer to receive regular, e.g. bi-weekly updates. However, once you begin with that type of regime you create expectations which would very much burden a lean organization like PM's. don't forget that PM is not yet generating revenues and - at this time - must manage its means efficiently - which is ultimately in the interest of the PIs. If I were PM's CEO I would focus on the operations more than on communications. I say: Let them do their job, rest patient and everything will fall into place. PM is going for glory!

Forget it jndavid490 - although our resident clowns have been making best efforts to make you believe the sp will drift during the next coming weeks: I say you will probably be too late to buy in at current levels! Next week peeps wanting to get in will have to pay a painful premium. Nevertheless: I wish you the best of luck!

should and will finally have the long awaited effect we've all been waiting for. That RNS will - as far as I interpret the previous news - contain the following: 1. All Visas cleared and granted (days/weeks ago) 2. Drill site prepared to go 3. Drill rig either already on site or just days away from arriving 4. Spud date defined - time to complete drilling confirmed When the RNS hits is anybody's guess; however, I would not at all be surprised if it happens this coming week. In other words MATD will have (if at all) hardly slipped the drilling schedule they pre-announced earlier this year. It's - finally - time to start getting extremely excited. Well deserved all LTHs!

News must be just around the corner - but in the absence of (good) news I'm afraid those charts and theories won't help a lot. MATAD will do just fine - and even better: Just wait for the next RNS.