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18084 trades! Can't they speed things up a little?

At the rate they are buying it'll take 50y to buy them all!

They buy back shares, but no regular investor stuck in it would sell at such a low price!
Who is selling to them?

What about IPOs? Money to be made there.
They did well raising capital with ONT.

How do you make your pancakes? In a wok or what?
Igas has been up Pound Mount ain before..
It will return !!

HNY to all investors here,
and I wish you a prosperous 2023.

To clarify:
"If there aren't enough participants (about 10-15 investors, 2k per tranch)"
should be
"If there aren't enough participants (about 10-15 investors, £2k per tranch)"
- That's about £20k a week
- This just a rough sketch of what could be done.
- To be on target, sp needs to be around 25p right now.

I don't think a complete takeover will happen when there is too much going on in US markets.
Tbh, it's starting to looklike 2008 out there .
People have made charts of their indices that line almost perfectly.
Also, the same systemic problems still exist,
and more problems have been piled on top like unsustainable debts.

However, I think there's a good chance that Igas will disclose in 2023
that it has been buying back shares and will be until the sp reaches fair value.
I've worked out that they can do this rather cheaply & shared the info with them.

General idea is rising buys at regular intervals, every week, from April of one year to April of the next.
I think they may have done couple of purchases, but only when there are participants available
that do the same that I described before, that is rising sellls of small tranches of large investments.

If there aren't enough participants (about 10-15 investors, 2k per tranch), Igas cannot buy the shares at rising prices.
So, to fix this, some investors selling off tranches have to roughly coordinate with Igas buybacks.

If done right, coordinated buybacks could give buyers an interest rate of sorts (on average throughout a tax year), and this can be worked out to follow bond rates, so that Igas shares will be competitive with some bonds, or dividend stocks but w/o dishing out dividends in an unsustainable way.

HH: Indeed, he does seem to be what you describe, and so he gets filtered.
I will put this here for posterity: https://prnt.sc/1T_uMaZ51TF7

I've already told Igasto produce parafin product if possible, even if they have to build small refineries.
Shouldn't be that hard to do..

IF YOU ARE LUCKY, YOU MIGHT GET IT FOR 21.3 RIGHT NOW.

ASK TO GO UP TO 25P FROM TOMORROW.

https://twitter.com/PasajeroToro/status/1608136460820955137?s=20&t=C6Fvr2GAzItGN07Ua7BnHA

Elon responded. This was in the comments: https://twitter.com/PeterSchiff/status/1607843913246838786?s=20&t=CJiwGehk0xHWSiAcyFgJnQ

https://twitter.com/PasajeroToro/status/1608133615468318720?s=20&t=yw4r2QiAvi4TnVcpGHXw8g

https://twitter.com/PasajeroToro/status/1608132897919172609?s=20&t=8orMxxq2rPxK7ynQjsrX6g

https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1714448/putin-russian-oil-price-cap-ban-unfriendly-countries-kremlin

https://twitter.com/yaao2014/status/1607428745421258754?s=20&t=eUI51d8i9kxqzDqE8BQSIQ

https://twitter.com/PasajeroToro/status/1608130414257774592?s=20&t=ReIBsBr6jyFolJjVWeznnw

https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/heating-oil/factors-affecting-heating-oil-prices.php
- Heating Oil prices closely follow crude.

Anyway, Igas primarily makes it's money from OIL, as many have explained before.
Of course, there is "heating oil", but I wouldn't count on that.
Another derivative of oil is parafin , used in CANDLES.
You can make a type of "biodiesel" using parafin and cooking oil.
It burns very clean and can be used in a heater.