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Bullseye Harry, straight to the heart of RBD pulling no punches. I agree with you although not a LTH. In and out for me. Now holding for success but not greedy. Any experienced trader will know that it is sh*t or bust with West Newton. Only those easily parted with their money will hang around and discuss about averaging down and more upcoming drills to make them rich.

I don' think the market disagrees with the 72% COS of finding oil and gas. It's the COS of Commerciality that concerns them and that is a far harder statistic to put a number on.

When in hole G.P when in a hole **** *******

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Wrong again G.P East Riding of Yorkshire HQ is as above and I never mentioned 'town' at all. I would read up about the Thridings (ancient spelling of three) of Yorkshire and then the more recent Humberside area and subsequent movement if I were you. You were correct about Rathlin I grant you that.
And as for for (potentially libellous suggestion) the judiciary would pi** themselves laughing if anyone tried to take that before them).

You need to stick where you are Snaffleman in my opinion. The 'brave' on any share usually end up chasing iron pyrite.

Reabold

Sounds like good news. Have brown envelopes been seen exchanging hands between Beverley Council Officials and Rebould Overseer at West Newton?

Exciting times Rubey.

ivans I agree Monday or Tuesday at the latest. Any longer and the Dynamic Duo's thesaurus will be worn out.

"The objective of the WNB-1Z side-track well is to further appraise the Kirkham Abbey formation at a structurally higher location, targeting reservoir with characteristics anticipated to be similar to that at the West Newton A-2 location. The WNB-1Z location is believed to be suitable for a subsequent flow test. The information derived from both the WNB-1 and WNB-1Z wells will provide additional data to inform the optimal locations of future development wells at the West Newton project.
The sidetrack will also provide an additional penetration into the Cadeby, which Reabold believes remains a valid target in this location".
"Drilling activities at the West Newton B site are ongoing and shareholders and the market will be updated following completion of drilling operations and evaluation at the West Newton B site in due course".

Not to necessarily expect definitive news next week then?

.7p will do for me BlackHopper to start with. We don't want to see very unhappy bunnies posting like they are now on WSG.

It is but...beware of the infiltrator from Minsk!

Great future then Rubey for Goofey, being able to hire and fire people like you. Although I suppose I would have to hire you before firing you and that just wouldn't happen!

Is everyone ready for the massive uplift or fall in the s.p when news leaks out about the ongoing drill at W.N. Will the subsequent RNS be positive, negative or further testing to be done?

Morning all. Had to laugh Chris when you mentioned "the back of the sofa", it reminded me of my daughter who would go and hide round the back of the sofa when the Daleks appeared on Doctor Who.

Rubey. I have seen this happen on a number of occasions. The directors of just 3 of the companies I mentioned earlier today are prime examples of how easy it is to part inexperienced punters from their money. This com[any may be different, but look out for the warning signs.

Rubey. I would listen to RNST if I were you. I have seen prices shoot up when condensate is mentioned. It can be totally misleading. I have thought for a long time, and we will know soon enough, if more testing and evaluation needs to be done then bail out. Bad news is just over the horizon. I cannot believe that punters who have seen all this jargon before will still stay if it happens hoping for the best. Put yourselves in the directors shoes. Wouldn't you want to keep the pot boiling ie £250,000+ per year rolling in?

Kareleva. my apologies. You obviously had the same maths tutor at Cambridge as Diane Abbott

Rubey, I am no oil and gas engineer but I was not of the opinion that a gas flare meant there was commercial gas below. Perhaps someone with knowledge of this could elaborate.