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chicken thighs

buy high , sell low

**** off the market & 88e when it goes tits up !

nice plan mate

"Lets Gooooooo"

......thought you sold up? Now you're cheering ?

Today 11:43

OMG ! if true , them more a chicken nugget than a thigh !

No, that's not correct. I am just trying to calm the nerves when i read peoples comments about the price drops, and where they largely come from; . Easy misunderstanding though i suppose . Good luck

Maybe an RNS after 1st flow test- but only if its good !? Are we to take silence after first flow as a negative signal on that basis? lively times around the corner.

We are going to see a lot of volatility here in the next 10 - 18 days I think. So be prepared folks. Do not let emotions get the better of you. Plan your exit carefully and objectively. Consider your risk/reward based on what you can afford to lose.- Not on what you hope you might win. Remember, a short term drop in SP is not a bad thing as it shows the big/smart money will be hoovering up the stop losses before any price increase- all to maintain liquidity/momentum. If you haven't got the appetite to wait out for results, time your exit carefully and be happy with what you win. GLA

"Can the parent......"

;-)

There she goes

Ref Today 13:20

Best part of 40m shares hovered up today surely1? Price is where we started. In my opinion, the chart profile couldn't be more classic, and it wont surprise me to SP above .3 today.

12.54 "anyone else get the feeling this is being allowed to collapse down for a reason......"

classic forced selling in my opinion; I'm just sitting tight . We've got 2 weeks until final result so masses of time for a good upswing.

Oil has been found- its all about flow rates . I don't get your comment "Duster" What price you in for with your millions?

10.26

OMG "Read the RNS flow test results within 10days."

Is that why you called "chicken thighs " ?

Thought you bought "millions in increments" already ?

Average is 0.002345

Let's hope HMRC are not reading your "millions" ;-)

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Agreed. it is a great medium term play

Next RNS will stoke this, expecting great news ! Fingers crossed

I second that stock raiser- I went through the consolidation with RMP during their reverse takeover allowing FME to list-
88 E are on the cusp i feel !
I Could be wrong of course - it's AIM aftercall- but the risk / reward is favorable in my view.
GL to all aboard