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'cloves and selfish have lost on RBD more than the equivalent of the GDP of Sweden.'

That belief seems to bring you a great deal of pleasure persimmon.

It's weird how persimmon employs his nasty personality called Unabashed when he gets angry. You are one ****ed up looney persimmon.

Idiot persimmon. What part of that would have been incorrect at the time? You have a problem with logical thinking.

Actually don't bother answering. It will be BS anyway, and I don't want a conversation with the type of person I avoid in my local because they have the sort of personality that makes people want to use them as a punch bag.

persimmon, you posted;
'Thicker than a short length of 4x2 I'm afraid to say'

What difference does the length make to it's thickness? It will always be 4x2. Are you sure you are accusing the right person of being thick?

So you're saying Reabold will go bust by easter, persimmon. You really are out of the Gary Glitter mould, aren't you. Why don't you f off to the darker parts of the far east with your grubby little rent boys, savs & unabashed, and don't come back.

Yanis, it all went wrong for UJO over 2 years ago, when a large number of shares were held by a small group of people who had a great deal of private investor support - almost hero worship. They sold at a great profit, and private investors ended up blaming the wrong people for the subsequent price drop and their massive losses. This was subsequently repeated, and still the wrong people were blamed. Confidence has never fully recovered. Even the hardcore investors from the old bulletin board have drifted away to some extent - rarely, if ever, posting on the bulletin board nowadays.

Any small AIM listed O&G company can be a target for these people.
IMO

PR is good, but looking at what happens to a share price when it attracts a lot of attention from market abusers, can be very unwelcome. UJOs share price is down after this mornings RNS. The RNS provided the opportunity for a few traders to sell at a small profit, and the bulletin board is overwhelmed by bitterness and misinformation. UJO has become a magnet for all sorts of unpleasant individuals. I used to post on it years ago when it was quite quiet like this one. The share price would bob up and down with newsflow, and a small community of shareholders would chat. Isn't that what these bulletin boards were designed to be? But then certain people saw UJO as a target to scam shareholders. We all know who those people are.

I have felt in the past, as you suggested, that twitter can be good if it's the right people tweeting. It was the right people the last time, but most of those investors seem to have moved on.

All in all I'd rather the share price move on news, not at the whim of a market abuser who has turned EOG into another UJO. Being noticed by the masses tends to drive the share price down, from my own experience. So I like limited PR. Fortunately with Morocco and Inishkea we have opportunities that could have an immediate impact, not slow burners, so PR in my opinion isn't so important.

There's an awful lot of people who think you are GP. Let's face it, it shouldn't come as a surprise to you because it's been suggested to you many times before. And looking at your posting history, it's easy to see why.

Does it matter? Only if you are skewing the facts to deceive investors.

Get your facts right RNST. RBD did not come up with the figures. The were from CPRs by RPS and Sclumberger. Don't you trust them? Muppet.

A Competent Persons Report (CPR) has recently been completed by RPS Energy Limited (RPS), following the finalisation of both static and dynamic modelling, together with well / network optimisation studies for the development. RPS estimates a total Victory field 2C or best / mid case technically recoverable resource of 179bcf dry gas1.

The Curlew figures came from a Sclumberger Competent Persons Report. Idiot.

Irrelevant persimmon, as is everything you post.

'The gas is underlain by an aquifer however a gas-water contact (GWC) has not been penetrated, a ‘gas down to’ (GDT, 4367
ft TVDSS) only has been determined.'

Yes, put that nugget of doubt out there, then don't answer the basic question.
As Cloves said, the situation changed. Total put in a pipeline and infrastructure for their own prospects, and clearly made it clear to Chevron that gas from Victory was not welcome at a price Chevron were prepared to pay. However, Total's prospects proved to be disappointing, so they are are now prepared to take gas from other projects - maybe they'll want to buy Victory themselves, it seems the obvious outcome.
Since Chevron's estimate, Corallian have undertaken further works, and revised gas recoverable figures. Pretty straightforward really. Thanks for showing how good the Victory project is, RNST.
A WIN WIN FOR US ALL!

persimmon. Is it something sexual that encourages you to want to make up posts like that? Very sad. And rather dirty.

Thanks Serif
The more I watch Simon Oddie, the more he reminds me of an old school maths teacher I had. I just couldn't understand trigonometry before, but once I got tuned-in to his logical way of thinking, everything just fell into place. He's not your typical CEO. He plays with the straightest of straight bats (funny that - I just saw David Steele), and tries desperately to keep everything factual. From a personal point of view, I'd prefer him to a Lenigas character, that's for sure.

Oh, Jimmy....you're meant to time it to a minute before close to get the hesitant buyers panicking!

Surely the old wellsites have produced for far longer than anticipated, so the initial costs per barrel will already be written off?

I thought TipTop left Europa because of sentiment on this bulletin board, not sentiment of investors. Positive intelligent posting was a large part of his investment life, and ever since I can remember, this bulletin board has been mostly negative.
Maybe we can remember things differently though, Heidelberg.

deemule, a Chicken Korma is the hottest curry RNST can manage...

What is that lovely smell? Coffee!

So a dodgy Chicken Korma and 10 pints of Kingfisher would project you into the atmosphere, RNST. I always thought you were a lightweight.

£25k buys being fed in. Someone is building a position.