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KAPE did that today.

Here we go guys!! Great RNS to push this on

Simply wall street is not at all reliable - I find. Seems to be auto generated.

Hello Eskers ! i used to be in WSG back in 2016/17 when you were uncovering all sorts of links and intel. Must admit BGO feels like a much better investment! I hope you are keeping well.. its good to see you here

i'm with HL and they are awful at retrieving prices!!! I set limit orders for a week and 3 hours later they email to say they have cancelled the order due to the price being too high.

seriously thinking about moving my trading account.

WTI rising nicely... expect another large US rig decline in coming weeks.

1,000,000 share uncrossing trade ! hmmmm

got cancelled but was able to put it through at 1.45p

think my limit order had been processed. 700,000 at 1.4p

trying to buy but it wont let me

Bamps, spot on. Plus wild cards of trump/vaccine remain at large.

Flushed out a clarification of your opinionated ambiguous post.

We will see how it unfolds, you might be right, but at the moment it is just an opinion.

I don’t think it matters what ja99mes meant by his cryptic post. It is vv unlikely he is in the know of any company matters (if he did he would be putting himself in a risky and necessary position by posting here ). So he has access to the same Public information as everyone else. Not worth the effort even talking about what he meant. Assume the guy is a village idiot for being ambiguously cryptic - what purpose could it possibly serve.

With Chinese refineries ramping up processing to pre-virus levels as the country’s economy re-opens, oil prices on Shanghai’s INE futures exchange are near the largest premium to crude from the Middle East since mid-2019.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.ft.com/content/96db47a9-730f-4e3a-8a4d-99ae54b426a4

Reuters’ John Kemp said Monday. At the equivalent of 122 million barrels, the amount of crude futures purchased last week was the highest since at least last December. According to Kemp, the reason for the increased buying is an expectation of an oil price rebound. The buyers must expect this rebound to take place soon, even though there are no indications to support such an attitude.

shut-in trajectory suggests that tight oil production may fall below 3 mmb/d by June of this year. Since tight oil accounts for about 55% of U.S. output, total crude oil and condensate production could decline from 12 mmb/d to 5.5 mmb/d by the end of the first half of 2020. This estimate is much more aggressive than EIA forecasts because EIA hasn’t adequately modeled the speed of shut in production with full storage levels.

And there are expected to be 12 more if these, some bigger - Company interpretations includes twelve mapped prospects over the broader SWP area, each having volumes of between 20-400 million barrels in place. Onshore drilling allows the cost per well to be significantly lower than equivalent depth wells offshore - I still believe bigger fish (who are trying to cut high exploration budgets) will be paying close attention to CERPs assets here. Especially when the oil price stabilises later in the year or 2021. Remember we are within the 3-5 year plan which had the end game of providing an exit for shareholders.

logging of the Lower Cruse showed over 300 feet of high-quality sands - to give context, that’s the same height as the statue of Liberty.

We need lockdowns to ease world wide - which is happening. (I’ve even been seeing traffic jams again around my neck of the woods)
And production cuts and shale shut ins to take hold (in progress).
Wold storage is 60% full, that has kicked in to play decisive action. Let’s see what oil is priced at in June /July and hopefully gain good SP momentum with that.
Don’t forget The Trump wild card is also looming - who knows what he will do.