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Stretchum

There are many stocks that I hold that I rarely post anything about. I often have a shortage of the rarest commodity of the lot .... time.

However, occasionally, I pop my head up above the parapet when I spot someone who previously was extolling virtues and now casting concerns. Six weeks ago, the same poster wasn't suggesting delays in 'next news' but was highlighting that BOIL now had an asset they could sell for £300 Million, sixty times the new enlarged market cap, and that it could run to 11p per share, which is fifty times the new enlarged market cap value and this was when the market cap was twice the new enlarged market cap value in February.

Now, given the £ 2.3 Billion to £ 3 Billion worth of Gas in the asset, that's net to BOIL, with a 100% COS previously quoted by Shell, and the cash now available to achieve it, I agree with his previous sentiments but not with his latest faux concerns, now at least a month closer to realising shareholder value than before.

Suhail

You jump to inaccurate conclusions yet complain about others doing exactly that about you.

I don't always post on a stock that I'm invested in, and this doesn't need selling, it sells itself.

Your posts sound bitter and dismissive of others and whether you've written previously that you've sold part of your holding or not, for all anyone knows you could have sold the lot and missed the RNS today.

But really, who cares what you've done or what anyone else has done. I don't. This isn't about you, or other holders, short term or long term, it's about BOIL now having the cash to gain access to £ Billons worth of gas.

Suhail

Whether it's in two weeks or two months before further news emerges, whether there are short term or long term holders in the mix, it doesn't change the enormity of what's just been concluded.

They now have more than enough cash and are valued currently at less than £5 Million market cap (including the additional shares), to participate in proving up £2.3 Billion to £3 Billion worth of gas, net to BOIL, on a low cost, low risk, better still, considered by Shell to be zero risk with a 100% chance of success, drill.

""Now that we have this additional funding in place, we have the opportunity to generate significant value for shareholders through our investment in SundaGas (Timor-Leste Sahul) Pte.Ltd, parent company of the Operator of the Chuditch PSC, and the drilling of the low-cost, low-risk El Barco-3x well in Peru."

Energy sector may rebound soon.

On Reuters, Moscow Energy Ministry meeting up with oil companies today to discuss co-operating with OPEC.

Sam

Yes, more than comfortable thank you.

Follow who you wish, particularly if you wish to lose your shirt.

After all, making a spectacular loss of 80% on his investment, demonstrates his ability at making a profit. ;o)

Try to keep your tongue a healthy distance from their rear end when in the process though, albeit a great diet aid for anyone having to read it.

Get me a bucket o throw up in !

TruthSearcher attempts to brag about making 20% on an intraday short .... big deal .... having already demonstrated his 80% loss in his. investment, buying at 76p and selling at 12p.

Swifly followed by Sam sickeningly fawning all over this disingenuous clown, suggesting he knows how to trade !

I can feel a mini-sick emerging.

Well, you have to ask yourself about Truthsearcher

Why would anyone heed the advice or views of someone who failed so miserably in their own investment and now feels that they have a platform from which to attempt to preach to others about when to buy, hold or sell.

I would ignore this time waster..

Hemingway

It's 'impression of you' , not 'impression on you', and if you wish to spend your days imagining men in womens lingerie to get your kicks, that's entirely your choice.

Hemingway

You have my full assurance that it was not my intention to ' begin sounding like you ' but if in the process of our communication, I've performed a really good impression of a complete d***head who likes nothing more than writing about himself while trying in vain his to keep a lid on the share price, then l'll just have to live with that.

It's a cruel world out there.

Hemingway

Weasel ? No

My opinion of you doesn't alter the future price of SYM and as such is largely irrelevant to proceedings, but as you've enquired, I'll describe what I see in your behaviour.

A trader, albeit one who holds in the 'lows' for longer than many, who now having sold earlier today is fearful of having sold too early and was/is hoping for a lower re-purchase price.

I'll await the protests and denial. It'll complete the picture.

You did ask.

Weathergeek

Absolutely. I have no doubt that SYM will now be on the radars of far larger players with this FDA approval.

SYM now have something that no other company has, which would enhance their own portfolio and their own 'green and clean' image.
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"This approval therefore provides Symphony with a new and immediate commercial opportunity in the western world's largest market, as well as in other markets which expect to see FDA approval."

Hemingway

No knickers twisting at all.

You've now acknowledged the truth, having written::

" I cannot predict whats going to happen"

Which is the antipodes of your previous statement, only minutes earlier:

"But it still isnt going to happen."

Hemingway

Because of course, you can see into the future, you can judge what thousands of other investors will do, both here and in the USA, you can determine what companies are going to get involved with SYM, etcetc.

Now you're just being stupid.

With this FDA approval, they've broken the mould, so to speak .... or the bacteria.

It's not just 'good news', it's exceptional.

Hemingway

You can be as sober as you like, it's your prerogative but your argument that a market cap many, many multiples of the turnover is unrealistic, doesn't hold water.

There are a myriad of stocks that are valued similarly.

Stocks get priced ahead because of the view of what's coming down the track.

Dave

You're buying in £100 tranches, and you're trying to 'trade' one or two percent ?

You'll be able to buy a packet of crisps if you succeed. Pull the other one.

Wolf

You may be a little behind the curve. He already runs a multi million dollar company.

Shell

Answers to a couple of questions you raise, to yourself mainly, bordering a soliloquy, despite asking others on this thread.

No, it's not too good to be true but the future 'truth' will be measured by future events.

No, it's not the only opportunity of similar magnitude you'll ever experience, providing you're investing wisely and researching thoroughly.

Dana

I wouldn't be the slightest bit concerned. It's attracted green eyed derampers like Garnhiem to balance it out.

Sir GB

At a guess, Christian Schaffalitsky, the Chairman of Kibo (part owner of KAT), who is also the Chairman of EUA.

Copied over from Ad . . . n.

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In £'s translation, what's that worth ?

They have 1.34 Million Oz of Gold already mined.

35,000 oz per annum is £ 42 Million per annum.

That's a £ 1.6 Billion asset.