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Bu gger next year.
A commercial declaration will send the SP skyward and you can bet it's just around the corner and NOT next year.
Tactical victory for Ukog...

It should only take several hours before oil flow is restored NOT several days ie at 4 strokes per min, over a barrel of fluid should be recovered. Tanker holds 220 barrels. Do the math...

Nice for the pic's and video's out early this morning as the de-rampers will have to think hard of something to say without being classed as an idiot and the 'shorters' will have a bad night's sleep fearful of just how fast the SP will rocket in the morning.
I call it justice and payback is going to be a real biatch....

Said an hour ago the waste tanker on site was a giveaway.
Great to see the kill fluids/swabbing fluid now being removed and then probably an increased rate of oil flow to be recorded and hopefully reported.
Be lucky...

Got my sell order in. Will make a few bob as it's only a mere

6p. lololol

See Tony's pic
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DkvF_ciXgAACJQc.jpg

Morning Will.
Re Vernony's post with quote 'why us 'dingbats' are interested if tankers are coming out'
also just seen L2 has now moved to 7 at@ 1.75 and 1 a@ 1.85
Pressure build up as that's the largest number of mm's on the bid I've ever seen.
Be lucky...

God give me strength.
Do you really expect vehicle movement on site with live exhausts running around when the drill is being exposed to the open air whilst the pump replacement is taking place even if its to empty any oil held in storage ???
No wonder some 'accidents' are just more proof of incompetence as proof of opening mouth seems more valid than thought...

Why are the dingbats on here talking about tanker movement when they all know the well is being worked on which means there are no facilities at the moment for oil to flow.
Talk about stupid or what...

Looks like a lot need to go to the bathroom pretty quick as there's only so much the bowel can hold lol...

Just got back from my visit to HH.
The activity centres around the well head where the crane is being used to lift heavy equipment via 4 strops.
Workers there working methodically in the execution of their skills.
Obviously, no other action as they have to mitigate any risk of fire and having a flowing well is a wee bit dangerous.
Be lucky...

simpletrading.
It may be producing 41000cf at the moment but I reckon it will rise when the bigger pump is connected as it has done every time they have increased the pump size...

Quick shower then off to HH for a looksee. Will report back later if anything worth mentioning.
Be lucky...

DW.
It is impossible to give an answer to the question you have posed.
Until we are informed as to just where the new perforations have been executed we can't be sure they were concentrated on the Portland or indeed, if they are now starting on the Kimms.
Also, if one thinks about it, they already know a larger pump is required just for the Portland, so it doesn't make sense to increase an already higher flow rate that needed a bigger pump in the first place.
Logically therefore it points to the Kimms now being investigated and having a larger pump will be able to cater for the expected high flow rates yet to be ascertained.
Be lucky...

To have to read some of the garbage that others spout means little to me.
Why, because it allows me to keep adding as and when I can so that when the expected news re Portland initial rates with the new pump are confirmed or that we are about to test the Kimmeridge arrive, those hell bent on trying to deceive in an attempt to get the market flooded with cheap shares will suddenly find themselves out in the cold.
There is nothing more frustrating than trying to get back into a rising sp only to be met with the NT popping up on the screen and as you sit there, your mind is calculating the loss you could have called 'profit'.
One either believes in themselves or they shouldn't be here as they will fall victim to the underhand and dirty tricks others will subject them to.
Its not a case of being 'long and strong' but more a case of already being prepared to reap the rewards as getting in early is far far better than getting in late.
Be lucky...

It seems to me there a lot of folks that seem to be concentrating on just Horsehill and are forgetting the other assets the Company has a part in.
So just for refreshers here's the list:
Horsehill - 32.43% (Test flowing from the Portland and tests for the Kimmeridge to follow)
Broadford Bridge - 100% (2 further applications being prepared)
Holmwood - 40% (1 exploration well in 2018)
Markwells Wood - 100% (Revised drilling and testing programme application underway)
Horndean - 10% (Flowing)
Avington - 5%
Arreton (I.O.W) - 65% (Preparing discovery appraisal well planning submission)

And ALL this for less than 2p per share...

Why does anyone think that after Prem had forked out over 20million on RHA that a mere 750K (less charges, costs etc) that this is all that is required to get the mine into production.
If one reads the RNS properly, you should note this only funds them to the end of the year and any hiccup will see us well past this.
Foster might be new, but its obvious he's only Roaches lapdog instead of doing the RIGHT thing and getting shot of his CEO as a serious matter of urgency...

No russell70, I'm not stupid as I can see a short attack when its happening
This has nothing to do with Bergen, but more to do with peeps like you trying to influence weak holders for a cheaper entry.

Our CEO needs to get an RNS out there stating he knows of no reason for the SP drop (16% in 2 days so far) and draw attention to the market abuse that is continuing...

MM's 5 v 1. Pressure almost at max to shift SP up...