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@124, first thing this morning. No brainer to me.

Given recent reactions to Motley Fool and others, the data that is currently available and the recent prices paid for other junior bio-techs, what would PI's accept per share if a potential purchaser showed up?

I get the chance to buy 136 , which I will, but have asked for more. Spiritefan aka Oliver Twist.

I'm not sure what we can read into this transaction. Certainly, the Board seem keen to make it happen. Why? Who is Dean Lloyd Gallegos (15%shareholder in Mustang). What are their plans? A reverse listing perhaps? I'm actually quite excited, (for the first time for quite a while!)

Toatie, I retired a couple of years sooner than planned when I was given the chance. My wife and I worried about finances but you adapt and adjust. Then she was diagnosed with dementia and 2 years later she was gone. I'm so glad we had the extra time together, you cannot put a price on happiness.

There is increasing speculation on the CEG board and forums that our interpretation of the debt owed by their Trinidadian subsidiary is correct. If so, that may facilitate some form of settlement, subject to CEG's ability to pay.

CEG's accounts (when finally published) will make interesting reading...

Unfortunately, and in my limited experience, broker notes that relate to companies in which the broker has a vested interest, are likely to be extremely optimistic and rarely achieved. Not suggesting that this is relevant to PRD, but merely an observation.

Went through today.....

GRH - well said sir. To earn the respect of one's father is an immeasurable achievement.

I can't see why not. Imo this is a very positive development.

Dear GRH, if only I had seen your comments re BPC. It might have saved me a great deal of money! I say might, because many of us are gamblers at heart. However, through BPC I discovered PRD, so all is not yet lost.

GRH- thank you for taking the time to respond. My studies did lead me to the Aviva/Friends Life affair. An interesting situation, albeit questionable, given respective financial performances. I believe you have mentioned Edward Troup in previous postings, but alas I have not had the pleasure. Thank you be again. SF.

I am by no means a regular poster here, I think it is my first. Surely, in the overall scheme of things, this is not a major issue, but as a former senior civil servant, anything that removes potential or perceived conflicts of interest is a good thing in my limited experience. GRH, I am not familiar with the term "disguised rights issue" nor can I find reference to if in my limited research. Therefore, any further elaboration would be greatly appreciated.

Someone just bought 246 shares so looks as if momentum is really growing!

There seem to be so many reasons to invest in PRD. Trinidad, Morocco, Ireland..... I'm a (now much poorer) refugee from CEG, but feel the chances of success are much greater here. GLA

Apologies all - I obvs didn't scroll down far enough!

There's chat on CEG shareholders forum relating to proposal by Predator to undertake an asset swap to "terminate the Inniss-Trinity Well Participation Agreement with FRAM [a subsidiary of CEG] reflecting mutually agreed values for assets to be swapped.."
Source quoted is Malcy. I can't see any official reference to this.

Hey Laallee, how are you? I'm long out of CEG but just looked in as I hold a few PRD.

Im assuming that Shell's and potentially other Western company announcements regarding boycott of Russian oil will not be supported by the Chinese. Perversely, they might benefit from purchasing Russian oil at a cheaper price?