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JFK8, what has the performance of other shares got to do with TRP? A 400% rise is still under the broker's target. If the drilling campaign goes as expected then the MCAP will be £150M+, easily. It's a no brainer from an MCAP of £10 M. But, I guess some people only invest when then see a stock explode - which is the worst time to do so!

Look at this activity. TRP isn't a dead share, something big is coming.

I think that £250M is perfectly achievable with a successful drill. So 25-30 x current value. With Namibia, £1B is in reach. These are realistic numbers. Of course, if the Mcap one day hit around £3B - no one would be complaining as we'd all be millionaires!

Shares like Cmet don't have people like you. The disgruntled just sell out and move on. No one cares what you think. We are invested and have taken our positions. If this blows up, I expect you will leave forever. Sad and pathetic, you only have one life (Really! There is no other)- don't waste it on here.

I don't know Mr Harper but his vitriol is something else. What did JA do to him? It's sad that this board can't be used to talk about the business and prospects. We are all here to make money - that doesn't make us greedy. It's the purpose of investing - else, you wouldn't bother.

His large holding is certainly a big incentive. He stands to make much more than a couple 100k a year in a trust fund. The Mcap here is also ridiculous, which gives the opportunity for multi bags in next couple months.

Everyone is waiting for this election that Biya will probably win. He's been in power for 43 years, what else is new in Africa? Like others here, we should get news soon after October 26th. Possibly, government approval by early November. That should be the start of a much needed re-rate.

You invest so much in arguing. I doubt anything will happen when the government has effectively charged this fellow with high treason. You don't know Africa do you?

I think they can work for big corporates. But, these Aim shares are indeed news driven. We are due news here.

We need news first...

I think we need to be patient here. The potential is significant from these levels. The negativity is misplaced. A confirmed discovery in a few months' time and decent flow rates is all we need. Ignore the noise; you'll sell here, buy Wishbone and regret it.

I've heard some talking about an election and instability. Rest assured, Paul Biya will remain in power (as he has since 1982). His backers, including the oil-mad Americans, want nothing else. There is a lot of BS on here. My advice is to wait for news...

You seem to extract much joy from all of this. Who are you trying to save and why?

How people come on these boards to goad when they aren't invested (in any meaningful sense for them) is beyond me. Just playground idiots, let's see what tomorrow brings. A delay is not inevitable, JA probably has a plan B an C. He isn't stupid and is well respected. So many aim CEOs are con-artists.

I don't know, maybe it's the realisation that this is gonna fly. Investing is about patience, lots of patience....we must be close now, nine months after the deal with Prime.

It's in the hands of his wife. She inherited his stake. In practice, her son represents her on the board. I used to work at Renishaw so I know far more than your average punter.

We shall see. I don't see a drop if no news Monday. The oil is there. We are waiting for admin.... it's frustrating but the fabled RNS could land anytime. I'd hate to be caught out.

News next week. I think we're close....

I've made some money - notably Boohoo, when I invested in 2013, it was relatively unknown. I've lost quite a bit of money too, that's how you learn - through failures. If you didn't know that then God help you ...

I've been investing for well over a decade. My biggest losses were companies where the BOD hardly owned any stock. They took their salaries and couldn't care less. JA isn't that kind of director - he's heavily invested and has repeatedly used his own money to keep the business going. Nothing is certain in this world, but I take my chances with TRP.