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Ivans, having looked at Europa's final results yesterday I really wouldn't buy any shares there. All they have is 30% of Wressle valued at less than £3m. Their other production licences are dying fast. Morocco looks a white elephant, and the Irish government would rather import gas than produce it. imo.
Maybe Rathlin would reverse into Europa in time though?

BH, the £50.75k/7.25m is something to do with betting - always 5.08pm. Others will know far more than me about that.
However, the £53.627k/7.5m at 4.36 certainly appears to be a delayed buy.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/wba9wblxheqmffm/AACZ7D9IAU2E9oXb-gxsIk0Ta?dl=0&preview=Rathlin+-+West+Newton+B+-+Site+Condition+Report.pdf

Page 11 of 28 in the final document GP.

Morning GP
I've found that page in a supporting document forming part of Rathlin's West Newton B Site Condition Report, prepared by Sean Smart, checked by Tom Selkirk and approved by D Montagu-Smith. It is not a fake. You ought to have a word with your geologist mate and put him right. The co-ordinates are also correct.

Mmmm. Thanks GP. If I was on twitter I'd ask the UJO shareholder, @MightyBelle68 (LSE Mixster) where he found it. Maybe somebody who is on twitter, will ask him. From what I know of Mixster he wouldn't wish to deceive, but maybe explain information he has come by. To put Rathlin's logo on it without their permission would be naughty, but I can only assume they have authorised it.
The important issues clearly for me, are the depth of both Kirkham Abbey and Cadeby formations, and their thicknesses. Some clarity on that would nice.

Well, we'll see tomorrow BC. 2m shares sold, and the price goes up! There's a big buy order imo.

It's geared up to rise early tomorrow. GET IN QUICK! Someone has put in a big buy order by the looks of things.

Thanks GP. All very interesting. Much appreciated.

BH, I've just had a nice long bath, thinking about my Reabold shares and how to spend my profits. If I was an energetic as you and went for a run I'd leave a trail of body parts behind me - far too many rucks and mauls in my past.
I know how you feel about the recent 0.5's. It's unnerving when the price drops - it can feel it will never go up again.

There must be a lot of buys that aren't being disclosed.

GP, couldn't they base those assumptions on the results of 3D seismic? They must have come to that conclusion based on information gathered somehow, surely?

Thanks GP. Have you looked at the diagram in my previous post? It refers to TVD, Kirkham Abbey 1,704m, Hayton Anhydrite 1,789m, and Cadeby 1,794. I assume it's been produced by HRML?
What are your views on it?
https://twitter.com/leedbartz/status/1315341808008941578/photo/1

BH, from @leedbartz on twitter - lots of excellent information in his research area.

https://twitter.com/leedbartz/status/1315341808008941578/photo/1

85m thick?

I think we're looking at starting around 1,700m BH.

Morning BH. I think they have cased the section between 80m and 505m, according to twitter, and are drilling on. Good progress - 70m a day!

I wonder, assuming it is Reabold's strategy to further prove up the licence if WNB-1 is successful, if they would offload the direct interest in the licence fairly soon to fund further works on the licence area? I wonder if Union Jack will definitely sell their interest as suggested by some UJO shareholders? Could be a missed opportunity by them to get bigger returns?

You're a bit like the village idiot, aren't you persimmon. The bulletin board idiot. haha.

I suppose to get a stalker in the first place, you've got to have plenty going for you? Clearly Reabold have.

If WNB-1 is in any way a success the share price will rise significantly. But it seems to me that it could also be the catalyst not only for a WNC & WND, but also an Ellerby-1 and a Spring Hill-1, which if also successful could add to the share price massively.

"One more thing which we don't really talk about very often because it's a little bit further away into the future, but West Newton is not necessarily the only oil and gas field within this very large licence area, there are other targets to go for, which are in some ways West Newton lookalikes, so if we have success at West Newton, which we are very excited about - the upcoming drilling campaign further proving up that field, then clearly we will be putting some focus on what else we can find in this licence area, how much running room is there. So simply put again this is something that is extremely meaningful in terms of it's potential value to us."