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Hi all, I invested in MSMN a few weeks ago. I have a question for the long term holders. I've been looking at previous RNS's and notice the RNS released on 14 Feb stating 'Net Production attributable to Mosman for the six months was 13,253 boe, an increase of c 13% which follows the c 81% increase in the six months to June 2019.'

Despite the positive news, there was a significant drop in the share price from .25 to .16.

Any thoughts why this was?

Thanks.

Morning folks - I have taken a 'punt' in this share with 2 million shares at an average of .981. I am currently doing further research to decide whether to make it a a long term investment.

What are your short to mid term price expectations here?

'the Company looks forwards to updating shareholders further on its business operations and their related financial impacts in the coming days'

Good luck folks.

...thinking I've got a good price at 7.70p. Oh well, got to keep strong during this blip and hold tight. The fundamentals have not changed.

Good luck all.

My prediction is 1.25p

Good luck all.

Very useful and concise summary - thanks JustHereForHemo.

Thanks both - I am a holder in HEMO but just frustrated with expected timing of news.

Hi all - how confident are we on the licensing agreement will definitely be signed with Eli?

All the best.

Afternoon all, writing this as I watch the Chancellor's speech (the only fascinating thing happening today!).

For the long termers on here, what timeline do you envisage for the next 6 months? All subject to change of course but it'll be useful to potential timelines based on your experience?

Thanks in advance.

PS - Long term holder.

Hi folks - my current purchase price is 2.35p, thinking it was a good price at the time, clearly not. The question is do I average down or hold?

What are your thoughts on the short to mid term price for 7DIG?

Thanks in advance.

Morning folks, a fundamental thing to remember if you are thinking of selling 'The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient.'

Good luck all.

PS - here for the long term.