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Nicetomichu. So in fact August production are unlikely to show any increased production if Gas injection is only "being restarted in September? and the BOD is focusing on Q4......... i.e end of December.....yes indeed, i bought more too but i'm not sure if it was wise.

A sure sign that this share price is going to increase.... dramatically, is that we have a paid, uninvested de-ramper here for most of the day, every day.....Louis. This share is going to rocket.

IMO we don't know for sure that GGS will work, i know people keep saying that it worked before but actually production fell when pressure was maxed out at the bottle neck. There could be other factors. We don't know for sure it will work, or, even if it is effective, WHEN it will achieve the required pressure to make a difference?

Yes agreed, it needs to be read a couple of times to sink in. Feel more positive about it.

The biggest positive is that Art and gone! and as Stas mentions no one would forgo a pay without some reward at the end of the tunnel. The market though should double the share price for arts leaving alone. Well... we will see. It could go either way today actually.

That was more hoping and preying than predicting. pity.

Unfortunately this is another predicatable RNS from COPL that will send us down to near 3's. 10 per cent today and then 5 and 2 percents. My advice.....wait for low 3's before buying.

I feel we could get some good news tomorrow....lets wait and see. GLA.

It's good, has to make a difference.

Thanks for your advice today Dickbat and laughing at the 4% increase in Panr seemed to have brought me luck...i listened to you and sold some here to put there....did well. Now most back in COPL but not all.

Stas, Personally i think that the share price has already bottomed out (and wont be revisited) and that farm out information (multiple interested parties) will come before any raise when the share price will be considerably higher. We will see. Akaids failure has been a lesson which has been learnt.

Yes Stas, but what do you think will happen if GGS has little or no effect in August and September and low production which has perpetuated 7 months beyond the winter snow continues ?

I am considering it.....

Just no comparison in terms of the management team, and they will get a farm in sorted quickly and professionally and it will probably arrive long before COPLs JV. PANR will be in the 30's in a a matter of days.

FF - I don't think Art is that smART....

I for one will not be buying any more, however low it goes. I am nervously putting my faith in the JV, but not the CEO and actually not so much in GGS, as there can be many factors which influence the effectiveness of miscible flooding, not just gas pressure. If it doesn't work we are all screwed?

Yes Stas, totally agree on that. I think there are other companies in Alaska which will assist Panr in terms of some infrastructure but there would be a lot to deal with to get everything up and running. In the end i think PANR need, and will get, some kind of JV, just like Copl. I am invested in both and hope and expect both to do very well in time. Both have world class finds.

I'm not sure but i think panr is 962 million recoverable...so quite different.

We have all been complaining about the website for years and i have emailed them abuut it twice. Each time they said it will be done. It never was. Its hopelessly out of date and underwhelming.

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I would say its worth mentioning.