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All you can really say is that you hope it is though isn't it? After all how many times has he told us this deal will complete at the end of the next quarter?
If the market believed strongly they wouldn't have needed Yorkville they could have got the funds from a safer source (ie no danger of heavy dilution)

Yes but Mike what if you're betting on Eddie the Eagle? Feels good to back the underdog but it doesn't often pay out.

Don't agree. This one has a history of failure. Silly to keep betting on the same losing horse.
if you want to go for a driller ALBA's better at the price imo
The last update from HH was quite interesting and a bit compelling once absorbed.
An extensive conventional coring programme in the Horse Hill-2 ("HH-2") Portland pilot well has been successfully completed. Preliminary visual analysis of a total of 241.45 ft of core has clearly identified within that core the Portland reservoir's most productive zone or "sweet spot", which will now be the target of the planned circa 1,000 m HH-2z horizontal trajectory, expected to commence next week.
- Live oil was observed "bleeding" profusely from core throughout the sweet-spot, the Upper Portland reservoir's most porous, permeable and oil-productive interval. Lesser degrees of oil bleed, together with oil shows and oil staining were also observed from porous sandstone intervals lying above and below the sweet-spot.

Not all about the traders Mike Co' was instantly revalued due to the failure of one of its assets.

Nothing from those pics no.
MATD did state
"If required, reservoir stimulation equipment is in Block XIX and is readily available. "
So presume not required?

No mike one dusters unlucky, 2 unfortunate. 15 is a lifestyle.

No thanks Mike. Get the impression they're just playing pin the tail on the donkey at MATD only using oil wells not just a pin and poster.
Oh and by the way these went from 3p to 17p first and a lot of us did quite well of the back of that. Hopefully as these develop their assets current holders will too.

T'is quite funny really, in a sad way, these have had issues with well no.1 we all know that but we've got a poster denigrating the co' on that multiple times every day for ever now whilst he's invested in a co' thats had 15 dusters on the trot??
Its a strange old world for sure.

Sounds like MATD have gone for duster no.15 Sounds quite noncommercial again. Mike. Better luck with the next drill i guess.

You think its going to stop at 20p mike?? This has £1+ written all over it. lol

Listening cynically it sounds a bit like Bonnie bought in after the first "gentle interview" with the 1000BPD target and sold out after the first RNS.
Not a happy bunny that interviewer. lol
Did note that he didn't preclude c30 taking production to the 1k target just said don't take it for granted like. See what further updates we get from c37 too.

So Geothermal. Can we ramp that?

Prediction noted.
If theres only one vote against Paul haywood keeping his job guess you'll all know who it was.

"I make you a prediction, all of the resolutions at the AGM will be passed with massive majorities with the current BOD in place for another 12 months."

Thanks for the answer on the ii's AJW. can't say I agree with your conclusions but appreciated anyway.
Would say its wise to be a bit less rampy . With WR38 we know they're drilling into zones known to have some oil some gas and a shedload of water and the trick is to get the oil out this time not the water which they've not proved they can do yet.
If they do I'm sure we'll both be over the moon with our free carry shares (I was one of the original investors at 3p and below) but lets not potentially lose others money by ramping the next drill just lets see what occurs.

If thats the case robj wouldn't it be better for you to research another share instead? Not being funny just strikes me from your posts you're not too confident so would find trouble holding here for more than a tenners gain now anyhow?

Can see 36-37% from their website. Not sure how many would bother to vote? Where did 75% come from if you don't mind me asking?

Significant Shareholders | 13 August 2019
Significant Shareholders Number of Shares % of Issued Ordinary Share Capital
Amati Global Investors 64,772,000 16.46%
Georgia Oil and Gas Ltd 29,785,070 7.57%
Mr Alistair Ferguson 20,514,243 5.21%
Miton Group Plc 17,624,967 4.48%
Iskander Energy Corp* 14,000,000 3.56%
Mr Niall Tomlinson (Director) 2,223,419 0.56%
Mr Paul Haywood (Director) 2,143,419 0.54%
Mr Philip Anthony Dimmock (Non-Executive Chairman) 475,918 0.12%
Mr Chris Brown (Director) 69,957 0.02%

Well its resolution 1 holders need to vote against for according to their website. Then Haywoods toast.

Yes BLOE were all snakelike with bpd and boepd figures to confuse. This is 100 barrels oil per day. Not the 200+ I hoped for but its not a bloe job rns.

Interesting comment that "better than expected." Looking forward to flow rates when they appear.
Was quite happy with his under 300bpd for current production too, doesn't sound like any slippage there.
Zen seem a bit different to how I remember them a few years back. Growing into a sound co (imo).

I traded a few at 6p+ but back to square 1 with the rest so no its not just you. Have bought again just so hoping the market changes its mind on the direction of travel soon.