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Fingers crossed eh.

Looking like another rise may on its way, could possibly finish at a days high later.

A few selling after buying this morning, day traders % takers.

And still with a 25% rise L2's even....says it all lads.

A Premium just paid looks like we are on for a fantastic day

My post began with.....Just think anything could come in here ? Thats my point.

Just think anything could come in here. Imagine half or even a third of the below. JOG from 10p to £3.40p today's SP in a year

And still 1 v 1

Has stayed the same since 9.25 - 10 the other week at 1 v 1 and 5k v 5k says it all no stick about at this SP.

Calm mate calm.

Not taking much to move us up again £2500's worth and we are up 2.5% so far, we should get news before the AGM i reckon.

And yet another find for Exxon in south america. Surely Total, Shell & Tullow will now announce some more drilling opps over there otherwise they'll get left behind at this rate. https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/NYSE/XOM/share-news/ExxonMobil-Announces-New-Oil-Discovery-Offshore-Gu/74223295

Be nice if Halo got Engie to farm in down there wouldnt it.

Exxon yields favourable results from new well, sources say – announcement expected soon By STAFF WRITER March 29, 2017 Preliminary findings from the Snoek-1 well, ExxonMobil’s latest exploration in the Stabroek Block offshore Guyana, are favourable and the company is expected to make a formal announcement within the coming weeks, sources say. Natural Resource Minister Raphael Trotman yesterday told Cabinet that the US oil giant “could make another significant announcement on its work in Guyana Economic Zone (EEZ) within the next two weeks,” according to a Ministry of the Presidency statement. Trotman’s statement to Cabinet was made following a presentation by the newly appointed Presiden-tial Advisor on Petroleum, Dr Jan Mangal, on the future of the oil and gas sector and the actions that must be taken to prepare Guyana to manage the sector.…

Flyn Ive not a clue mate' only that at a £1 Mcap is still only £24m which even for a small oiler is nothing, remember Total once offered £70m which Dekker and Co turned down... ha pure madness. FG is still worth something ? same again what ive no idea. Nothing will come from HQ until they are ready to let everyone know whats what.

Share price on 29/03/2016 was 13p.... today its £2.56p thats the sort of rise we want...ok maybe over two or three years then.

This is offshore near Halos SDAR licence http://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/NYSE/KOS/share-news/Kosmos-Energy-Begins-Second-Phase-of-Exploration-D/74178166

GT Ive known brockhall since day one when the chap got it all for a quid, no way near as good as ours, yours is on a housing site fella. Not a house within a mile of Gawthorpe beautiful it is, horizons do change ha, lets hope it does here soon.

As part of a portfolio review Tower Resources sold its interests in the Guelta, Imlili and Bojador blocks in the Saharawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR) in January 2017 to Red Rio Petroleum Ltd in exchange for an over-riding royalty interest (ORRI) ranging from 5% – 10%; depending on the licence. The licences continue to be Operated by Hague and London Oil plc (“HALO”, 50%).

Red Rio...who now own Comet Petroleum Limited and its in SADR..... Western Sahara RNS Number : 8958U Tower Resources PLC 24 January 2017 24 January 2017 Tower Resources plc Sale of Comet Petroleum Limited Tower Resources plc (the "Company" or "Tower" (TRP.L, TRP LN)), the AIM listed Africa focussed oil and gas exploration company, is pleased to announce the completion of the sale of its wholly owned subsidiary, Comet Petroleum Limited ("Comet"), to Red Rio Petroleum Ltd ("Red Rio"), the privately held oil and gas exploration company. Red Rio is purchasing Comet for a cash consideration of £1, future contingent payments and an over-riding royalty interest ("ORRI") of ten per cent over future production revenue from Comet's assets in the Saharawi Arab Democratic Republic ("SADR") as set out below. Tower has also completed an amendment agreement to eliminate the previously announced contingent payments due to the original vendors of Comet, who will now share part of the above consideration as further detailed below, leaving an ORRI of between five and ten per cent net to Tower depending on the asset.