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The fundamentals are all here to be a huge buy in the very near future and as a long term hold

The sole reason Mkango has shed value here and on the Canadian market is a sanctioned Russian seller .
He has a little more to go but then should see a rise.

The latest awful news makes this share red hot
My prayers are with the brave soldiers in Ukraine
We own what Russia want

I agree with William , news soon will make this share spiral upwards , hugely undervalued.

My 92500 buy on the 8 sept has been shown as a sell
MM up to their old tricks
This share is a winner

This could be the game changer for all the existing Falklands companies , Neptune backed heavily by Chinese finance and ultimately the financial clout to get SL started.
Great news for Argos .

This might save Rockhopper and Argos bacon

Interesting thinking William Browne your thoughts are very compelling and therefore support the reasoning this is being masseuses by the MM , big uplift on way .

Good news for the Falklands , now HBR can concentrate on Sea Lion

Totally agree Ovets

I see the situation in Mexico good for the eventual decision on Falklands in the last quarter of the year, as it leaves HBR less options to expand their business, and as stated before they could start Phase 1 on a smaller scale and entice other partners to share development costs and thus expand the region to other fringe exploration companies to drill Rhea prospect only a few Kms away.
All good for Rockhopper in long run .

I think there is a lot going on in the background with FIG and oil companies involved, just a matter of time , directors would not have poured money into the company for nothing.

I wish you all the best of luck, and cannot help you guys as I sold my remaining shareholding around the time of the Harbour announcement, and planned to buy back in if there was a sniff of sanction of SL .
As you all know I am a large shareholder in Argos , and agree with Glenrothes past comments of the credibility of the Argos board of directors and the high esteem Ian Thomson and John Hogan have in comparison to Moody.
Some crumb of comfort , might be that production might be on the horizon, however I do not blame the anger for all Rockhopper shareholding , however this needs to be settled so the matter at hand can be achieved, Harbour will not be impressed with what’s going on , is my only concern.
Best of luck Tuggy

Again I have to agree with Ovets observations on the HMG tie up with Harbour.
I have always maintained GB need a separate source of energy, when dealing with the likes of little Napoleon across the water.
However Ovets I would much rather Boris leading the country rather than a man who looks better holding a flock of wallpaper than punching a heavy boxing bag .

Maybe Macron will come to the rescue of RKH and FI in general if we have a alternative source of energy under the British flag

Overts spot on analysis of the somewhat chaotic state of affairs for RKH, I am been saying for over ten years the board have no real knowledge of the oil game , as proved by the disasters in Italy and Egypt.
What is interesting up to the run up of Harbour taking control of PMO, John Hogan Argos MD was working for Harbour as a non exec up to Sept 2019.
Argos have just secured an extension of their licence with a commitment to drill one well during this time, could this be an ideal tie up for another exploration company to buy into a 100 per cent territory for free, and not have all the RKH costs and profit share.
I agree with Ovets , Sam is on a very sticky wicket, all that greed has come back to bite him, whilst the old stagers will scoop up all the long awaited rewards, I know where I would be putting my money.

I have to agree with Cubane comments entirely, now is not the time.
The RKH board have to make sure Harbour sanction SL , this side show will not help, in any way to persuade anyone to invest.
I have often said over the last eleven years , the salaries of the directors was ridiculous and totally agree , in the event they fail to materialise this incredible asset , they will go to the graves with sincere regret and embarrassment.

Noble got exasperated with PMO lack of money and knew they would never sanction SL FACT

Noble only gave up the licence when three weeks away from the drill they had to call force majeire due to the blow out problems on the platform Erik Raude.
If COVID had not happened and oil sank , Noble might still be on board, however they themselves were bought out by Chevron, so it seems when one door shuts another opens.
Navitas worked alongside Noble in the Med, so one can see the possible tie ups and John Hogan worked for Chrsysoar now Harbour up to Sept 2019.

This is going to be a very exciting year for all FI companies
Argos have a huge network of players, don’t be surprised they pull something out of the hat
Remember Noble...