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Apologies for the repost. Thought I'd lost Internet connection on sending.

Chesh... You might be able to buy the shares at a relatively cheap price... But can you buy a huge volume of shares at that price that's the stickler.

Chesh... You might be able to buy the shares at a relatively cheap price... But can you buy a huge volume of shares at that price that's the stickler.

"The city cheers... " - seems a bit exuberant, given that there have only been 35 trades today... or could that be that the MM's have very little shares to sell :0

Don't ever believe the reported buys and sells. They are meaningless.

Faz - I'm not a big fan of speculating buyouts or the prices paid. It hardly ever happens.

All i'm interested in is proving up resources at commericial flow rates. It is way too early to be thinking about Big fish buyouts. Getting to Mid-Cap status is no walk in the park.... and even when you do it can all come crashing down i.e SOU.

FinnCap at 13.7p - I'm expecting this to hit the VSA mark of 21p.

CERP have so many opportunities given their asset base... which means numerous bites of the cherry to hit that mutha load. Very exicting times here.

CERP not messing around. The asset portfolio just continues to grow.

You forgot Camp 3:

"Those that sold out at a tremendous loss to save what capital was left - but now hope that their decision is justified by ANGS not recovering in the future".

I suspect there are quite a few of those people still knocking around this board.

Underpromise & Overdeliver :)

mufcm... I think you forgot to mention the rise from 8p to 35p. Someone walked away with a healthy profit.... oops better sweep that one under the carpet.

Ahh... the obvious predrill tree shake that occurs on every AIM oiler.

I love the predictability of AIM.

RA... I think you may have been lured into thinking that it was a nailed on certainty that lidsey and brockham were guaranteed gushers.

You do realise that not even the likes of BP and Exxon Mobile can make such a claim on their oil exploration ventures.

Difficult to take Tom Winifrith seriously when he puts out an article on the web without using a basic spell checker beforehand.

I wouldn't trust his attention to detail.

Oh this wont be the first time a stock has gone from 1p to 20p... this happens a lot on AIM.
% rises and drops don't mean squat in the AIM casino. Stocks can plummet off a cliff or take off like a rocket.

ANGS is gounded at the moment which is precisley why the stock should be looked closely at.
BUY went sentiment is rock bottom and SELL when sentiment is sky high.... simple in prinicple but very difficult for the herd to execute in reality.

I'm hoping very few people cotton on that this has bagging potential... A lot of people are going to be kicking themselves in the future.

Very few have the courage to invest when the sentiment is rock bottom... but that is exactly where the largest gains are.

This is AIM... nothing stays £1 per share forever... but luckily I don't need it to.

You have got to feel for those who deramped this stock and still failed to buy in at 2.3p.

I can see that are well and truely frustrated as they now have to wait many many months in the hope that it will return to those prices.

It is a sickener for them all... So be gentle peeps.

Derampers are scraping the bottom of the barrel by suggesting that director buys only serves to devalue the company.

What school of business did these people go to... good grief. Now I know why 95% of people lose money on AIM.

Some people here still under the illusion that finding newly discovered oil is down to individual foresight.

It’s all about calculated risk... there are no guarantees which is exactly why the losses and rewards are so great.