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How long did it take to open an ISA and what do you think of their service? Thanks.

How long did it take to open an ISA and what do you think of their service? Thanks.

How long did it take to open an ISA and what do you think of their service? Thanks.

How long did it take to open an ISA and what do you think of their service? Thanks.

What this company has? The odd GGP investor trying to talk it down it would seem. If you'd been here since 2.1p like me, you'd already know the answers. I suggest you click the link and get reading.

https://investegate.co.uk/Index.aspx?searchtype=3&words=wsbn

That's sensible research, however I often feel the opposite to you Noel. All too often I come across quality stocks that seems to have resident bears only too happy to ignore sound fundamentals and positive updates in favor of posting an endless stream of pessimistic bollax. Lack of understanding or desperation to keep the price down spring to mind. This behavior seems all the more remarkable when you consider how hyped some stocks are despite lacking much fundamental value. I was told I was doing the wrong thing buying DELT at under cash per share around 0.80p last year. Thankfully I ignored the posts, researched the fundamentals myself and bought in. Same story time and again on numerous stocks.

Progress has taken time here, so understandably posters often talk about the same things. Compared to many stocks though, DELT is very quiet both in terms of trades and comments, so if this board makes you feel sick I'd definitely steer clear of the more popular stocks.

bollax

The only problem I can see with this share is its listing on Aquis. As a result almost nobody knows about it and it's almost impossible to buy. Aquis is known to be illiquid and ANR only has 3 market makers which is only one more than the minimum on Aquis and as a result the shares are hyper illiquid. Moreover many investors won't be able to buy ANR through their broker as many do not offer Aquis stocks. Of those that do only a handful offer quote and deal so investors will be put off buying by having to phone up. Even if you are lucky enough to have access to quote and deal, try and buy more than a minusucule amount and watch it go no quote. In fact a lot of the time I can buy absolutely nothing.

All this however is about to change as ANR's LSE listing gets closer. As soon as listing occurs I'm expecting a lot of publicity. All investors will suddenly be able to buy the shares and once they take a look at the excellent rare earth project(s) and tiny market cap in relation to its LSE peers I'm expecting an avalanche of buying and the shares to re-rate considerably. Those of us that can buy at present levels are very lucky indeed.

The heights of Monte Muambe are calling. I'm in at base camp. GLA

OEX has just added more than 50% of TRP's market cap in a flash on news of a licence relinquishment and a request for an oil service quote for work perhaps end 2022 which is ... subject to funding. Er ... hello? Is this a joke? Come on TRP.

I think you'll be lucky to get in under 2p as that is below the rising trend line support. Get too greedy and you'll risk being left on the sidelines.

I think you'll be lucky to get in under 2p as that is below the rising trend line support. Get too greedy and you'll risk being left on the sidelines.

IGAS added 50% of DELT's market cap in a flash. Guess they must have farmed out 100 licences to Cairn then? Oh my mistake. Their RNS looks very mediocre to me.

IGAS added 50% of DELT's market cap in a flash. Guess they must have farmed out 100 licences to Cairn then? Oh my mistake. Their RNS looks very mediocre to me.

That move at IGAS looks daft IMO. It added double the entire TRP market cap today on an RNS which to me lacks much substance. Strange also that GBP is attracting more interest than TRP. I know GBP's market cap is only half TRP's but they only have Namibia. Not only is TRP's Namibian acreage much bigger and directly adjacent to GBP's, but TRP has a drill lined up in Cameroon and South African acreage directly adjacent to Total's prolific Brulpadda and Luiperd block. I really would expect a lot more buying here at such a low market cap. To be honest, I think the South African project alone is worthy of the £8M market cap. Good old stock market.

Seriously?

This has 10-bagger written all over it.

Great spot Muppet. Seems quite clear they are looking to reduce their holding in Orinduik. Praise the Lord.

Great spot Muppet. Seems quite clear they are looking to reduce their holding in Orinduik. Praise the Lord.

As I suggested several months ago, the delaying of drilling until 2022 might actually be a huge blessing in disguise as a more open global economy and improving outlook for oil in the wake of COVID allows the shares to re-rate far higher than they would have had we drilled during the last 18 months.

As I suggested several months ago, the delaying of drilling until 2022 might actually be a huge blessing in disguise as a more open global economy and improving outlook for oil in the wake of COVID allows the shares to re-rate far higher than they would have had we drilled during the last 18 months.