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Heres a variable to get your head around.

If someone sells stock at the value it cost for a brand new Audi... should it equate to a £8,000,000 drop in company value. Don't let the games fool you.

Hedgecutter - Imagine covering an entire days trading on a stock... at the value that a single private investor could afford.

How big is the SWP reservior.

I think Venezula are still working that figure out.

Market Cap can be anything between £20m-£40m - via simple fluctuations, trades and manipulations/tree shakes.

The BOOM comes if new assets are reported to produce copious amount of oil. Thats the exciting bit.

Whoosh!!!

When the trolls and the derampers disappear on a board - thats the signal to sell.
When the trolls and the derampers post continuosly - provided you entered before they arrived... your onto a winner.

Trolls and Derampers are always late to the party on a previously dead stock. Thats why you don't get them posting on stocks that have zero hope. You'll learn one day... when CERP hits its target... and you'll get radio silence.

EME buy in 5p Exit 22p.
ECHO buy in 11p Exit 25p on consolidation day

Far too many to mention.... just look out for the derampers and trolls that only post exlusively on one or two stock. Simples.

Its easy to make money on AIM... simply buy into stocks that have the worst trolls and derampers.

Job Done !!

If theres no oil theres no oil. You cant materialise oil out of nothing when there isnt any. Doesnt matter who the management is.

Ja51... it's not about feeling sorry for anybody.

It's about the strength of the case that the BOD knew the assets were a dud. £15,000,000 cash-out means early retirement... the other stuff i'm sure is chump change in comparison.

Think about what you are saying - in context.
The litigation is all about the implication that the BOD knew that the ANGS assets were worthless.

If you are aware that your assets are worthless - why would you not sell your stake at £15m valuation. That makes zero sense. The only reason he would do that is if he believed it was worth more. This is obvious stuff.

You cannot be telling me that he is now sat there thinking "phew, I'm glad I only lost £78".... and not about the £15m. No court or judge will ever believe such a thing. Dreamland.

I very much doubt that the individuals who lost money on ANGS and planning on joining the litigation group lost upwards of £15m like JTP did. Sounds like sour grapes to me and probably from pi's that thought this investment was a nailed on certainty. Which not even the likes of BP or Shell can offer you.

Its not over until the fat lady sings... or the company folds.

But it is over if you sell at a tremendous loss.

If the low sentiment in this stock is not enough to put you off buying... you can always count on the MM's to help deter you further with a whopping 30% spread.

Collecting shares for the BIG Guns perhaps.

Yep thats good advice ... buy at 2.3p then sell at 21.6p. Only 2 trades needed. Most efficient way.

No, not a gang of day traders... as there is probably very few shares in free float. Big Players holding who have sticky hands and long time frames.

You can buy small quantities - but it will be very difficult to buy a large position quickly - Until the SP starts making it way upwards.

Just day traders who know that they cant take this down to 2.3p. So just making what they can.

People are confusing intended plans with actual reality.

The two are independent of each other. Its not suppose to be a nailed on guarantee.... very few things in life are.

I had to reread that part of the RNS... Made me laugh that they had the courage to write that.

Count... what will happen to your investment if CERP spuds early next week instead of this week.
What difference will it make, financially ?

If CERP were to NEVER spud Saffron then that would be different. If 10 years it hardly makes a difference timewise.