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The drill has taken some time now!
To much oil for it to cope with? Ha ha
We will get Coho flow rates before Casca log results if there are more delays

14.75p now to buy. Starting to tick up.
News has got to be soon!

Someone just bought £1.45 worth of shares, this is going to rocket now ha ha

Its a shame about the delay here but nothing has changed. You just need a lot of patience here.
I'm happy to hold and wait as long as it takes.

There wont be a take over here, I'm 100% positive of that. PB and the team wouldn't allow it, they want to build this co.pany much much bigger first.
They are doing an amazing job juggling finances, with very little dilution which is great for investors. There are hardly any AIM companies which do this, as they usually issue shares after shares to progress too fast. Not to say TXP arent aggressive. They have accomplish and incredible amount over the last few years. 15p to currently buy in a bargain after the result at Coho, we all know that. We have a stream of hopefully positive news to come. Not too much longer guys until we see some big sustained moves north.

Not long to wait now, for news.

Insistently its also at its lowest point since Jan where it hit 2.5p and bounced to 12p just 2 months later.

Really surprised to see this so low.
I was invested some time ago but kept seeing it slip and slip so pulled out.
Huge potential so I've just taken a few grand at 2.7p
Lets see how it pans out.

Wouldn't like to call bottom on this that's for sure!
Could easily spike 100% but more likely bust.
Out and out gamble.

I believe we will see an RNS early next week.
Be great to have one drop tomorrow though before the weekend.

The SP has held up very well.
With more news next week I expect another push north soon.
We need a good close above 17p to make this very bullish.

Just a bit of consolidation between news.
A good time to top up.
Next week we should see log results from Casca

Ha ha someones got a bee in their bonnet

Phew, glad that's all over ha ha. Now back to TXP...
Does anyone know if the investor q&a from last week will be published?

Maybe not a farm in but with their gas processing plant no where near full capacity they will certainly be wanting our gas. They may offer to build infrastructure to speed up the process for a deal on cheaper gas. You never know what might come about. The fact there is a gas plant which is screaming out for capacity is a winner whichever spin you put on it. I think PB has played down Oritore very conservatively. The COS at Royson could be a lot higher than we expect.

Trek, I agree with you.
Investors do want hard facts.
I think once we have stabilized results over an extended period next month the SP has to re-rate.
We should have flow rates from Cascadura in January also so not that long to wait.

That's a directors talk.
Last night was a proactive investors Q&A so not the right one.

Interesting message posted on Advfn.
In T&T from the 1950's through to the decade before the LNG export terminal was built in 2000, natural gas discoveries were considered valueless and the wells plugged and abandoned, since there was not any way to commercially exploit the gas, due to the very low demand at the time from the islands small population and no means available to export gas. Consequently, all nat gas shows/discoveries while drilling on Ortoire in the 1950 and 60's were never explored further or tested because there was simply no market for nat gas - it was worthless. It did not help TXP that the T&T energy ministry had somehow managed to lose all the drilling logs/data for wells drilled on Ortoire during that era. By chance TXP management were able to locate an engineer, now long retired, who was directly involved in the drilling of many wells on Ortoire during the 1950/60's and he proved an extremely useful source of information, with respect to the drilling equipment/ technology and practices employed (stone age by current standards) and why the nat gas finds were simply abandoned without even testing.

That's a fantastic find Simon.
They will be begging us for our gas!
Could be potential BP/Shell partnerships on the horizon????

Yes they will need a pipeline.
There already is an existing gas plant for Carapel ridge which we would tie into which means relatively low costs.
I believe they have loads of spare capacity.