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Like Brainer said when the trolls come out and are desperate, you know a share is going to rise hard and fast!

Avocet do you understand what a block is in O & G terms? Nothing to do with mcap stupid.

Avocet oh dear - get an education numpty

0.20p was the price before the legal issues are no more RNS so you're being very stupid with your posting. You don't have a clue you *****

Confu my average here is 0.40p - I bought in after the placing RNS. If you bother to read my posts you'll see I predicted the placing and warned people not to get spiked.

This is dirt cheap for the prize on offer here. big money will jump in next few sessions. no point selling now. Mcap is a joke. That block is worth £Billions right next to the sweet spot super massive Jubilee field imho gla dyor

Guys and girls, here's the art of the article that Somm attempted to take out of context by pretending Potter doesn't care about a deal because he isn't losing sleep over one. Obviously the intention is that Potter isn't losing sleep because he knows a deal will be done. This shows how Somm is trying to try naive posters to sell their shares. He should be locked up for fraud and market abuse... "Mr Potter said the $1m paid for the exclusivity by the unidentified “oil major”, together with funding previously raised, had “put $6m in the bank” over the past year to leave BPC on a “sound footing” financially. While some observers will likely interpret the exclusivity end as a sign that BPC’s project will ultimately prove unsuccessful, the oil industry veteran indicated he was hardly losing sleep over the failure to pin down a lasting deal. “They paid us $1m and are not paying us any more. It’s just the normal cut and thrust of commercial negotiations,” Mr Potter said of the exclusivity period’s end. He added that BPC had hired Macquarie, a Canadian investment bank that specialises in the oil and gas industry, to advise it on talks with other prospective partners.

http://m.tribune242.com/news/2018/sep/20/oil-explorer-shrugs-end-exclusive-talks/ Mr Potter said the $1m paid for the exclusivity by the unidentified “oil major”, together with funding previously raised, had “put $6m in the bank” over the past year to leave BPC on a “sound footing” financially. While some observers will likely interpret the exclusivity end as a sign that BPC’s project will ultimately prove unsuccessful, the oil industry veteran indicated he was hardly losing sleep over the failure to pin down a lasting deal. “They paid us $1m and are not paying us any more. It’s just the normal cut and thrust of commercial negotiations,” Mr Potter said of the exclusivity period’s end. He added that BPC had hired Macquarie, a Canadian investment bank that specialises in the oil and gas industry, to advise it on talks with other prospective partners. “The reason we brought them in is that we’re working on a whole range of companies rather than just one,” the BPC chief executive explained. “It’s much better for you. It’s a more competitive environment, and possibly a much more competitive deal for us. “The rocks are still there, the data is still there. It [the exclusivity end] doesn’t change anything, and the commercial environment as the oil price strengthens gets better and better. With the advisers on board we have access to a much greater range of potential partners. “I cannot name them, and don’t want to discuss specifics about commercial negotiations and things like that, but we’ve opened negotiations with a number of different parties, some of whom have been interested previously. It’s multiple parties.” BPC, in announcing the exclusivity period’s end, did not name the “major international oil company” involved, citing confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements (NDAs). It has been seeking a joint venture, or farm-in, partner for several years to help finance its first exploratory well, which is targeted for waters south-west of Andros near the maritime border with Cuba.

Somm you're a blatant liar and the next post proves it. Hang your head in shame you deceiptive, fraudulent lowlife.

Look at CLON mcap just £3million compared with the following then tell me this won't at least rerate on last Monday's news once the overhang has cleared. Legal issues over. MMs about to take the brakes off. In negotations...probably world class asset. Multi-billion potential. Placement shares lots of demand and sold into the market in record time shows high demands and genuine investors scrambling to get on board. In very sticky hands now it would appear. Clon market cap £3m ukog £100m bpc £25m arg £13m bor £18m char £32m rmp £13m matd £53m solo £13m If clon just went to £13m market cap the share price would be 1.7p - that's over a 4 bagger from current sp. Tell me this isn't a no brainer lol. Imho dyor gla ...

With MQ on our side they won't accept a poor offer. They are world class negotiators who interviewed BPC to make sure they're a good fit for their client portfolio before agreeing to work with them. The asset is obviously so big a single major can't cope alone so a JV is needed imho

Hinkais is that what your wife says when you have brewers droop

Raees maybe not £1 so soon but probably 20p+ on announcement of JV deal imho.

Flightman allow me to correct a point you made in your post as you're taking the RNS out of context by only including the "believe" part and it's actually quite misleading. You conveniently left the rest out taking the whole RNS out of context. Very sneaky deramp there. Also, you know there was overhang from the placing which is why the share price is currently low. You should be ashamed of yourself. Here's the RNS in context which clearly states legal trouble is behind them... "Clontarf Energy, the oil and gas exploration company with an interest in Ghana, is pleased to announce that the Company's Directors believe they have resolved the outstanding issues with the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) regarding a contract for the development of the Tano 2A Block (the 'Petroleum Agreement').  As such, all legal proceedings have been withdrawn and the Company looks forward to making further announcements regarding the Petroleum Agreement in due course. David Horgan, Director, commented: "We are delighted to report that all outstanding issues have now been resolved with GNPC regarding our Tano 2A Block.  All legal proceedings have been withdrawn so, after normal consultations, the next stage is for the Petroleum Agreement to be sent to Cabinet for review.  I look forward to providing further announcements as appropriate."

How is it a lie. If clon just went to £13m market cap the share price would be 1.7p - that's over a 4 bagger from current sp. How is that a lie? I knew you couldnt answer why this o and g company isnt comparable..you don't have the intelligence to research.

Sharestobuy - nothing almost guranteed but on parity with other similar oil and gas companies this is undervalued.

Hinkais as I said you won't answer my question. You're lying about no substantial news too. Brakes off from legal issues being resolved is big news etc.

hinkais - maybe had to meat to what you are saying as I asked you yesterday? Why do you say there's nothing to compare of those other companies?? I don't expect an educated, intelligent response.

Proper tinfoil hat post there Mr investor1111. Paid rampers lol? Late night drunken paranoid rant hey?

Hinkais your advice is actually to deramp to buy low as possible, ramp to sell as high as possible. Don't care who you hurt and the lies you tell. Heard of morals and ethics?