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Me neither, all out.

Been a long 7 years but time to move on. Tesla awaits!

Not sure I would say I was wrong as I have traded in and out a few times over the years (not the full amount of shares but enough to take a decent profit as I have a very low average) and done OK out of it.

Its just that there are better opportunities that I would like to increase my holding in (not oil companies!) so as long as I can get out at least breaking even if this fails, then I would hope to make money elsewhere. But if this is a success, and I hope for everyone it is, then much bigger potential to stay in.

'why so quiet......'

What's to say - same as every year in the last seven for me. Its either there in commercial quantities or its not. If it is I expect both us and our neighbours to be bought out so I will wait for that; if its not then I think this time its probably time to seek other ways of spending my hard earned.

Signs of a tree shake to allow the bigger investors in once reserves confirmed perhaps?

...considering the stage we are at. 15M today which is pretty low so lots of folks sitting tight I guess.

Great write up, and thanks for sharing.

Less than an hour into the day and already 20M+ shares traded.

Perhaps the MM are hoovering up stop losses in anticipation of a significant investor demand next week?

Don't worry, you are not the first to do that.

I have been here approx 7 years and seen a lot of people caught in a dilemma over when to sell; some get it right but most don't.

At one point I sold everything and banked a really healthy profit, but have since put a lot of it back in at a lower average - why? Someone once said don't fall in love with a stock, but damn its so hard to view this one objectively as we are all hoping for the big time.

Way to go Aussies. Nice increase, so lets hope we see that here today.

Good point made Brom. Maybe BP will eye a return to Alaska now that the Russian involvement will end.

If we find a major reserve, then added to our neighbours that may overall be an attractive proposition for BP, given the stable environment it would be operating in compared to Russia? The US will be looking to have major oil on its own land for sure.

While I await news of spudding, and try to guage how the increasing price of oil may affect us if we bring in a gushing well, my focus today is on Ukraine and the innocent people who are caught up in this conflict.

I hope there is a solution found to establish a cease-fire and remove those poor folks from immediate harm.

I'm also a holder from the TPET days.

Not sure that says too much about my share trading abilities though!!

All looking good for us?
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/PANR/theta-west-1-operational-update-16k4tdo5w2ht3r6.html

Last time it was the Reddit crew who jumped on board (FOMO) and pushed it higher, but once they took their profits it sank again. Timing is everything with this stock.

Sorry the recommendation on the last post was made by me in error. Meant to report.

Heck, nearly wet myself when I read '£2.70 down in Oz ..'

...and with the drill next door proceeding well it seems, any better than expected results there will boost our prospects even further.

Most exciting drilling season I have yet encountered in my many (many) years invested here. GLA.

'Markets hate uncertainty.'
All the major global exchanges are down at the moment while watching Russian tanks advancing westward. Uncertain times to be sure, and unfortunately we are suffering as a result.

'...Ships and planes will continue too rely on it for many decades yet.'

Hydrogen is coming up on the rails which is where my future long-term investments are, but I take the point made which is why my largest holding at the moment is here and has been for many (many) years. GLA

No is the answer.

Serious investors, and PI with big pockets, are not going to be driven to invest or sell based on a bulletin board.