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What a rise- and it's not being pecked by the gulls like a Nearly There Arms Somersetish pasty.

Blue fluff on my screen- very strange.

Fug and crack, reported and filtered.

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Good shot Sir. Lol i'm thinking of Del Boys Peckham spring water from the allotment. Well, PMO could do something with any water retained from its drills. It probably won't glow in the dark either.

Nice post kenniGT.
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No 'Holdings' RNS since. I expected far more as ii's dump stock and go below 3%. Do they know something we don't. No shortage of trade flow someones still interested. We'll see. GLA

The City is probably one of the few places on the globe where laws permit such stuff. Goes to explain the U.K 'success' in this field.
explains why I don't have a private pension- when these 'masters of the universe ' are in charge of it. Not a very equitable life.

I think PMO made a risky move to think the POO would have risen again . It didn't and PMO lost the bet. The high debt levels put me off putting more into this company and with oil in minus figures at one point there was too much uncertainty as to whether the debt would be called in / manipulated at some point. This one goes in the bottom drawer. This time next year unless the US economy implodes in the meantime with all their debt problems. Jeez, more gold to buy.

Sauer has bailed out, unless he's on hols.

I'll stick to my gold in the meantime. No more PMO or any oily for that matter until the economies pick up. GL

Petra has slid all the way from Dec 16th 2016.

Compared to brent oil; the last time I bought a diamond was....sandpaper for the counter at the Nearly There Arms. GLA

Lol one step forward-one step back.
Time for a cup of Machu Picu to give me some morning zip, anyway.

That's it folks, the shows over for the day.

Sp stopped falling. Some good assets being developed- ready for the upswing in Olivia. This time next year Rodders. Fingers crossed,

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-10-14/oil-extends-gains-on-report-showing-sharp-drop-in-stockpiles

Maybe gov'ts and individuals are just stockpiling more themselves. The are probably many local authority applications for converted swimming pools. GLA

This reminds me a little of 'Til death do us part'; us, the remaining shareholders in the parlour hitting the tip of a broomhandle against the ceiling whilst blaspheming.I could do broom head retreads too now there are decent worksurfaces in the Nearly There Arms. It's Tizer today and jam tomorrow. You're right, 2.B.Frank it's just a matter of waiting. My average is 55p now. Still, the oily sector is not in fashion at the moment- particularly with the 'it's all going to electric' crowd making news. The Smarts will be scooping up bargain assets as is happening with PMO. Not long now.

Oh well, it's back to home-made Pot Noodles and making money doing skateboard and scooter re-treads. Anyway , the market is in a emotional fit today but at least Olivia is going ok. Won't be buying any more PMO until the 'deal' has gone through and brent is nearer 47p. Gold for now as the dollar debt is yet to swamp us with grief...again. GLA

Nice; maybe the tide is finally turning. Low vol too. More to come hopefully. If the shorts ain't buying more fool them, imo

Agree Rookie 1
We should be honoured to have them here. It sometimes it means the price needs to be kept nice and low for upward profits, and these folks are the agents from higher powers !! GL

PMO: The more market lessons I learn, the more the market thumps me in the bank account.

Have the shorters been borrowing as many shares as poss. Is that why many folks on here find difficulty buying ? Hmmm

Goes up goes down. 16-17 groping for the bottom after a lacklustre romantic meal for three: Me, the market maker and lady luck.
At least gold has been good. Cold sell it to buy more shares here ? Hmmm

In the short term- deflation due to virus effect on market growth. Though some foods are seeing their own inflation- the Toblerone indicator lol. Though we've seen inflation in tech stocks such as Apple and Amazon which look as though they've driven the markets. When the virus money printing slows, eventually- these could well fall big time (money could well flow back to commodities would be my bet). The 10 year forwrd show most players reckon rates will stay ultra low for the next ten years. They may have to rethink.