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Delighted to have an investment here. I think this will become a great AI company, a mid-cap for the UK and Europe. That is what my personal AI machine says! No recession or tariffs for AI.

Great post,

Many thanks for what you've written. I do agree with you re AI being insulated from tariffs and being a real way forward for immense gains, just like the industrial revolution, computers, etc. Also I think that with the Prof in charge, as AI is so fast-working, this will quickly become a major company - and we are in on the ground floor. All the various best, we've found something special here.

So many trades posted after hours, same as yesterday. I bought some more today. This is a definite buy and hold. Prof Ronjon intends to make this a major AI company, and it will consist of several companies in due course.

I'm looking forward to the RNS, which is due imminently. All the best, but this is a very solid company going forward.

One thing I like about AI generally is the speed at which inventions can be materialised. Doesn't take years and years like most other companies/sectors. Also, tariff and recession-proof.

An investment just to enjoy as it grows into something really special, and independent of trade wars etc. I really like it that this company will own several AI companies.

Dr Nag's remuneration is entirely performance - related. AI is a superb sector.

It's really great being invested in this AI company at the start of what Prof Nag intends to do.

With a global trade war about to happen, I think that AI is a great sector to be in.

It sounds to me as though Prof Nag intends to incorporate more than one company into capAI.

Is that the thought of others on here? Major player to me does sound like a few, at least in due course.

I'm pleased to have found this potential gem.

From my AI source:

what are prof ronjon's intentions for cpai

Answer

Professor Ronjon Nag intends to transform capAI into a major player in the AI space by leveraging his own innovations and the resources of R42 Group. His focus is on creating a public entity that provides access to cutting-edge advancements in AI and deep science, while offering investors exposure to typically private asset classes. He aims to use his expertise and connections to drive strategic opportunities and deliver significant value for shareholders.

Sounds good to me. I've done some research and have just bought a few. I'm liking what I see.

Footandmouth: many thanks, I entirely agree with you. My AI source agrees with you re increasing global natural gas prices and infrastructure, and what major companies are doing about it. PRD's huge gas reserves are exactly what is required

Thank you.

I have just asked this of my AI source:

What is now the general trend of global gas prices and what are major companies doing about it

Answer

Current Trend in Global Gas Prices

Global natural gas prices are rising significantly in 2025, driven by increased demand and tighter inventories. For example:

U.S. Henry Hub prices are forecasted to average $4.20/MMBtu in 2025, up 11% from earlier projections.

Asian demand continues to grow, contributing to global price volatility.

European prices are also expected to rise due to supply uncertainties related to Russian gas transit and declining storage levels.

Actions by Major Companies

Energy companies are responding to these trends by:

Expanding LNG Exports: U.S. companies are increasing liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports, projected to reach 14 billion cubic feet per day in 2025.

Infrastructure Investments: Firms in Asia and Europe are enhancing gas infrastructure to secure supply amid rising demand.

Long-Term Contracts: Companies are locking in long-term LNG agreements to mitigate price volatility.

Hi Jasper, it could be that there are two deals being orchestrated for Morocco: 1) Biogenic for Morocco company (massive in itself) and 2) Thermogenic for a major, eg ExxonMobil who are on their tail. It would be great to see something like that. Imho.

Ibiza, look who owns them.

Jasper, a good point, and I agree with you. Makes good sense all round, as long as a good deal can be made for all shareholders. I do think that the whole company could well be sold this year.

Paul Griffiths is an excellent deal-maker. It wouldn't surprise me to see some of the Moroccan assets being sold in the relatively near future - but only at the right price of course.

SUCH a massive reward in Morocco - this is entirely what all this is about.

Otherwise, why bother?

What are the results from the MOU-5 drill

From my AI source:

Predator Oil & Gas recently completed drilling the MOU-5 well in the Guercif Licence onshore Morocco, revealing several promising results:

The Domerian carbonate primary target was successfully penetrated, supporting the pre-drill play concept.

The top of the Domerian carbonate was encountered significantly deeper than expected due to mobilized salt above, potentially improving the topseal effectiveness.

Good quality resistivity was observed over the top 50 meters of the Domerian carbonate, which is currently under petrophysical and petrographic review.

The well is located approximately 100 meters below the crest of the Domerian carbonate bank culmination to the northwest.

A 1557 ppm helium show was detected 16 meters above the primary target, correlated with a flat-lying fault linked to salt diapiric activity.

Unexpectedly, the well encountered about 30 meters of high-quality gross sand below the Domerian, a feature previously unseen in the Guercif Basin.

The MOU-5 well was drilled and logged within the pre-drill budget forecast in 10 days.

The well has been suspended to allow for future re-entry, and the drilling rig remains stacked at the location.

These results have opened up new exploration potential in the area, including a possible new Jurassic play trend. Predator Oil & Gas plans to analyze the data and incorporate it into a new "Jurassic Project" focusing on the core area of the Domerian structure northwest of MOU-5. The company also intends to initiate a farmout process for 3D seismic acquisition to better characterize the carbonate reservoir in the area.

The signpost was rather a clue I guess.

So, the end of these cheap shares then.

Rosso, many thanks for your great posts. I entirely agree with your views, especially your very recent one. Thank you.

Roll on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, and well away from this corrupt London Market and the MMs. They are an absolutely disgrace, as PG has rightly said.

PG stated that these Mou-5 results were a "game changer" - that is quite sufficient for me.

Dreadful to witness the total corruption on the LSE. It is shocking and I hate it.

Sticking with all my shares, but refusing to take any part in this. I won't buy at others' expense.

Yuri's post is an interesting one in relation to the manipulated share drop. "BOLD" and "BP" ? - look at the superb assets that PRD have.