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EnergyGeo, thanks again for your feedback. My view, and hope as nothing is certain, is that we will find oil and that even less than hoped for would be commercial and hence support the current MCAP/price, whilst leaving a considerable upside if we have a 2C or similar result; the drill bit is now in action and we will know in few weeks. Don't personally care if first oil is delivered early 2024 as I'm here for the x5-x10 potential medium term upside.

I really value a board who knows what they are talking about and started buying as soon as this new team joined on the back of their CVs below seen in Feb 2020 RNS (and talking to Leslie and Mark). Board depth increased again with Larry and Stephen.

Mark Rollins
Mark was until recently Chairman and CEO of Ukrnafta, the publicly-listed company responsible for a significant proportion of oil production in Ukraine, with over 20,000 employees. Between 2008 and 2015, he was a senior executive at BG Group plc, the former international E&P company; his final positions being Senior Vice President within the COO's office and managing BG's interests in Kazakhstan. His other experiences have included senior leadership positions across international E&P, midstream and downstream oil and gas, and deregulated utility sectors. Beginning his career as a Petroleum Engineer with Shell International, Mark holds a doctorate in Engineering Science from Oxford University, as well as a Masters in Mathematics from Cambridge University.

Leslie Peterkin
Leslie has served the E&P sector during the past two decades as a senior Interim Manager and Advisor, initially in Australasia and more recently, based in Geneva, covering Europe, MENA, Central Asia and Africa. Key roles were as Woodside's Director Browse LNG Development and MOL's SVP Operations & Development. He entered the sector joining Shell International's Petroleum Engineering stream in the early '80s with a variety of international postings. A decade with international IOCs followed and exposed him to both General Management and M&A, of which the latter has formed an important aspect of his ongoing E&P activities. Leslie's career has been defined by the ability to transform development assets and their values. He studied Physics at St. Andrews University, where a 1st Class Honours was followed by a PhD in mathematics.

Anthony John Battrick
John is a geoscientist and has worked in the E&P sector for five decades for a number of international oil companies. Although he has held several senior managerial positions in SE Asia, Africa, UK and USA ranging from Country Manager to Regional Exploration Manager to Chief Geologist, he has preferred hands on interpretation, spending the last twenty years consulting in South East Asia in new ventures and business building roles. In recent years he has been responsible for significant wealth creation for a number of clients identifying both exploration and development opportunities. He has a Master's degree from Imperi

EnergyGeo Apologies for duplicating part of my question. Looking forward to your thoughts.

EnergyGeo, your posts are truly appreciated.

You mentioned before that based on the technical information you expect a successful result which should be around the 2C outcome.

That kind of expected outcome is what attracted me, as it would transform ADV, and I guess that's why you also took a position here. As a knowledgeable contributor, could you kindly expand on what made you, as ADV and CVN, come to expecting (clearly no guarantees) such result? Thanks in advance You mentioned in your long feedback: So what do I expect? Based on the technical information I expect a successful result which should be around the 2C outcome.

Clearly a result around the 2C outcome would transform ADV and I guess that's why you also took a position here.

As you are knowledgeable on this matter more than most here, could you kindly expand on what made you, as ADV and CVN, come to expect (clearly no guarantees) such a result? Thanks in advance

2022 will be very interesting as the first recycling plants will open soon and other news on the mining will also follow. As a result I expect this 3p area as a price bottoming process to end soon and a move upwards to start ahead of news initially towards previous highs at 4.25 and beyond during the year. As usual DYOR

Couldn't agree more with a first main target at 160p, re testing the previous high, but this time it will come on the back of ongoing progress on all fronts and significant revenue growth. My top holding for 2022, but as usual DYOR

thechinaman if you listen to this interview at around 13-14 mins you get an idea of timing although clear spud was delayed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZh1gj_Kj5I&t=470s The entire interview is a reminder of the broader strategy.

Yes tomorrow should be last day of closure and back to normal Tuesday for uk markets

Thechinaman if Buffalo delivers, and I clearly hope so although nothing is certain, I will probably continue to keep what shares I have at that point as success at Buffalo would mean an ongoing rerate until when oil is produced but also addition of new exciting deals at a higher share price, hence less dilutive. As a result of Buffalo delivers we could be at the early stage of a RRE uptrend with a likely x5-10 potential which you might not easily find elsewhere. In any case one step at the time.

DPYC pleasure and suggest you get also EML if you like it on the back of your research, could do well short term if they finalise the financing. My top holding is still TGR. Enough from me.

DPYC I'll be brief as I don't like to talk about other shares on the ADV board. Held EML in the past as interesting and was looking at it again just recently, have however put money into SVML ie just participated in a 28p raise (dual listed UK SVML and SVM.ASX) which to some extent is an EML lookalike, but hopefully better medium/long term upside as Kasiya is truly a world class asset and it could well be that medium term one of the global titanium groups will buy them out before it gets developed at a significantly higher market cap than today. Excellent scoping study showed an NPV of US$860M – 4.8x current placing price valuation, time will tell.

EnergyGeo, has I have a large position here, I read with interest your feedback and in particular your longer reply.

Leslie Peterkin in the last RNS quoted: The joint venture is working hard to conclude the drilling program in the coming weeks and remains confident that the Buffalo-10 well will be a geological and economic success. We look forward to providing further updates in due course."

You mentioned in your long feedback: So what do I expect? Based on the technical information I expect a successful result which should be around the 2C outcome.

Clearly a result around the 2C outcome would transform ADV and I guess that's why you also took a position here. As you are knowledgeable on this matter more than most here, could you kindly expand on what made you, as ADV and CVN, come to expecting (clearly no guarantees) such result? Thanks in advance.

Thechinaman as I have an interest in oil shares I have subscribed in May 2021 to the private blog out of curiosity. I think the initial monthly fee was reduced and after it increases and you can always cancel it after a trial period or whenever you like. The private blog is split in a) 'companies of interest' (around 7-8 companies such as ADV) and b) 'companies of potential interest'. If you are someone with little knowledge it's probably an interesting summary of the companies around and the ones which he is more interested in, their market cap and key events. It does not tell you where he thinks a share price could go. It gives me the idea that he is pretty impartial and makes money from the subscriptions, but I could be wrong. After a few months of reading it I'm on a 50/50% if it's worth the money or not, I will keep the subscription for 2022 as the cost versus my portfolios is negligible and it does provide a good summary of the companies around mcap, upcoming drills and CoS, but clearly these are also information you can get for free. Overall my suggestion to investors in this sector , especially the ones who are just starting, is to invest in oil companies with greater CoS and take money off the table on a basis of more profits and capital taken out the lower the CoS before results of the drill.

Taken some in the 28p placing as a medium term investment. Various milestones due during first half of 2022 and long term it's possible that some global players could take them out at a much higher mcap. Time will tell.

Malcy has mentioned that he was considering adding ADV in the 2022 bucket list to be released shortly, which like it or not does attract investors. Next few weeks will be incredibly interesting with some taking profits further and other coming in on the back of the Bucket list or simply the fact that we are getting closer to results. In any case I wish all here a Prosperous 2022 on all fronts.

really like this section:
"We are delighted to hear this progress from the Operator as we hit another operational milestone. The joint venture is working hard to conclude the drilling program in the coming weeks and remains confident that the Buffalo-10 well will be a geological and economic success. We look forward to providing further updates in due course."

Great news, thanks for the updates and expect a few very interesting hours of ADV trading with the market closing at lunchtime, one could almost say: before the 2022 FOMO kicks in.

I think that the trades are shown as buys or sells depending if they were respectively above or below the mid bid/ask price at the time. In any case what I'm really getting excited about is that the spud is now imminent and that the next weeks and months will be very interesting.

Bigboot via one of my brokers, Optiva, who has been broker to TGR since pre-ipo.

Winit pleasure. I have invested in TGR since pre-ipo and truly think that if you can hold 2-3 years you will make a significant return, but DYOR because as a large investor in TGR I cannot be impartial, although I try to give my honest opinion. My recommendation to any investor, especially the younger ones, is to spend a bit of time researching a few shares and invest longer term say 2-3 years in some they like and trade a couple short term and see how you go. From my experience I never made serious money on the short term trading side and built my wealth with the medium long term holdings. Get ideas from a few sources (see who I follow on Twitter under @Stefano_shares) and the likes of smart institutional investors such as Christopher Mills https://twitter.com/CapitalPmh/status/1473895182970068992 , once you have these ideas research what you like, although be always alert to the fact that that anyone pushes what they hold and that others will have seen the same information. In the spreadsheets with my shares (say 20 shares held or closely monitored) I always include the market cap as I prefer shares with smaller market cap and rarely some with mcap above £100-200mio as I think the upside is always greater is the smaller mcap shares. Enough from me, happy new year.

Jezzac fully agree not long now. Rig has been moved to the Buffalo location and they are clearly now getting everything ready. Spud will therefore be imminent, relax and top up if you can as the next few weeks will get incredibly exciting and fingers crossed for end January or thereabout and other deals landing a transformational 2022. There are no certainties in this game, but if all goes according to plan 2022 could be massive for a small cap like ADV.