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Shut the door on your way out Adw.

466 posts in 30 days...and counting. Shut the door as you leave. Or is your claim to be leaving the board another lie?

My favourite thing about ADw is that they are too dim to realise they are catching themselves out with their lies -

One minute they say they sold at a loss, the next minute they are saying they called it right with their analysis. Hmmm. These two statements cannot both be true. Somebody claims their guess was right but they sold at a loss. Apparently. Lies hiding in plain sight.

You're the one still posting on a share that you are no longer invested, you utter dolt. You've made 464 posts on this company in 30 days, lying through your teeth in each and every one, wishing cancer on people, you sick f uck, You are one vile and disgusting human being. Now feck off and get back to abusing people you know rather than spending your day lying on bulletin boards.

Massive overractiion by the lemmings is always a useful way to mop up cheap shares and average down dramatically.

Yes, Adw is the only 'investor' I've ever come across who is gleeful when the share price of a company they have 'invested' in goes down. Hmmm. The word 'liar' come rather quickly to mind.

Shame on them.

That's all very well, but what about what's happening with the SP and the fact that the guy running the company seems to have gone awol. And what we don't need is more bloody detailed drilling results from Lagoa Salgada! It's ok people saying be pateint etc, but the SP is back where it was six years ago ffs. This share has become an absolute man-trap. The least JV could do, now decsions re LS has been pushed back by quite a while, is get busy on social media, or Proactive, and start selling the investment case here, discount to NAV etc. Pontificating in meaningless RNS's about global economic and resources trends, or macroeconomic forecasts isn't what this little investment vehicle needs. JV needs to get active ffs.

Apologies for the typos. Pushed for time today.

Just thought I'd thank the sellers today. What an over-reaction but what an opportunity to average down even more. I've got my average down to a smidgeon above 2pps, and frankly I can't believe my luck. As somebody playing the longer game here, I must be one of a few who takes more positives than negatives from this update. H2 disapppointing, sure, but not finished and as i stated previously, all this hiatus does it slightly slow down the company's growth especialyy as Heron 1 is shaping up to be something special. All wells need managing and testing, and it always takes a while to get the right balance particularly wrt pressure control but you'd always rather have good pressure to work around than low pressure.

But as I've said several times, H1 is the key one which should ensure the viability of the company going forward, and I stand by that even more today. They've had it pumping at over 821bopd at times so the problem is too much oil at too high a pressure - that's a great problem to have as far as I'm concerned. Surface modifications may be needed - that's probably some sort of pressure monitoring and automatic valve system and I'm ok waiting until March for that to come online as we'll still be producing until then.

Yes, issues and wrinkle to iron out but I genuinely see the reaction here of so typical of Aim, where people run for the hills at the slightest hint of headwinds. Blimey if you'd told me six months ago that Heron would be pumping oil at high pressure, naturally flowing, occasionally at a rate approaching 1000 bopd, i would have bitten your hand off. To then be able to pick up more shares on a massive dip when the company has become a producer, well as i said, i can't beleive my luck. Two million shares now at .021p. Wow. Happy dayz. Thanks to all the lemmings who jumped blidly off the cliff today.

Anyone holding from the 35p days who hasn't got their average down into low single figures by now probably should leave shares well alone.

Sorry, nobody would play such games with that amount of money at stake. Apart from Arthur Millholland maybe and we know all about him. I don't see Mike Buck as that devious. He's bought millions of shares at a very good average and knows he'll make money one way or the other. Nothing dodgy about that. I'm happy about that as my average is lower than his!

Always tickles me when the negs claim the CEO buying is neither here nor there unless it is sanderson at UKOG who buys a thousand at a time for about 20 quid! Buck has put serious money in here and that simply has to be significant.

Also, if fundamentals cease to matter, as some claim, then the investing sector for retail is finished. The economic consequences of this would be catastrophic also. Time the authorities started giving investors who go for research, fundamentals, finding nice little companies with potential, a fair crack of the whip. Much tighter regualation of market mechanics needed.

Every ying has to have a yang Doc.

*wasn't there

I'd make good profit at 4p but I'd be very disappointed to see such potential sold for so little. Happened to me at Ithaca Energy years ago - long wait - years and years - for the company to really progress and the company got taken out just as it had cleared the final hurdle. Made great money but ended up very disappointed I was there to enjoy all the fruits.

The neighbours accepting our product seems to imply a de facto deal of some kind.

If they're accepting our fluids already at their facilities - as it states clearly in the RNS - surely that has to be an agreement beyond the stage of an MOU? Only speculation as to what the agreement currently looks like, or how formal it is, but something exists bewteen us and them that is allowing business to continue. We'll have to wait for the company to update us but for me taking a tanker load of fluids up the road to the neighbours implies something already beyond an MOU.

Strengthens my opinion that Buck is looking for a blockbuster RNS covering multiple developments as he saw, as did we, that a drip, drip of positive news didn't do the job.

But they're accepting our fluids already. That has to be more than a MOU, no?

We've also been told in the last RNS that the first batch of fluids has been transported to the block 19 facilities. I'm assuming we didn't just turn up at the gates and demand to be let in so it seems fair to say that some sort of agreement must be in place with our neighbours, even if it hasn't been signed and sealed. I invite specualtion as to what that might look like.

I would suggest that 300+bopd, in a well that can flow at 821bopd unstimulated as they open the taps, does indeed secure the company's future as a going concern.