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When will we be set free?

There is indeed a great deal of news coming to CASP in the next few months and as is often said here, one of these projects has got to work out. The sale of BNG is not sealed, boaty has not slipped its moorings, and deep wells drill levels are not reported on. It's difficult to bounce without something to bounce on. We await news as always. Stay patient

If you take the BNG sale price and divide by the shares currently in issue, then you get today's share price. This means everything in the company that is not BNG is valued at nothing.

This is clearly nonsense and the sp should be going up. The question is by how much? The market needs to assess what the residual assets are worth, and I think this may be the problem. Considering the value of boaty would be a good start. The value of other fields will probably become clearer with RNSs later on in this year.

Meanwhile, to say that the market is being cautious about CASPs value would be a massive understatement!

Good Grief!

Thanks CC. A good observation

Proper long distance runners don't lollop, Coffee Pot. Neither are they put down when their racing days are over.

Good luck with your trading strategy. I'm sure others here do something similar, and it makes good sense. Nobody here has any objection to it, I imagine. Its just all the porkies, and one-upmanship and airs of injured innocence that irritate them.

Now slink off into your lair

The camel has three gaits. The walking gait, the pacing gait and the gallop. In the latter two, both left legs are moved together and then both right legs.

I don't run much at all these days, but when I did I was a long distance runner. Just what is needed for CASP.

Meanwhile we all pad folornly through the desert of infomation, awaiting relief at the next RNS oasis. If only we knew the dates!

Good to see you buying back in this morning CP

Coffee Pot, you do realise you're talking to yourself, don't you?

CC, I don't think anyone is asking you to apologise.

The sun is shining down here in La Ciotat, but the mistral brings a cold edge to the wind. Sometimes you can have good weather and bad weather at the same time.

CASP is much the same, and I am very relaxed about both. Perhaps even CC will find retirement, when it comes, brings a more philosophical approach to life.

PS Smarty, I am of course here to have my superyacht refitted.

The board seemed to have added hope and uncertainty in equal measure. A bit of a dip this morning butsince 11am trade has been evenhanded.

We await the next RNS as always.

At least the sun is shining in Provence!

And then of course, there's the Sopwith Camel, notorious for leaking oil

https://www.warhistoryonline.com/world-war-i/15-facts-sopwith-camel.html

Good droll dromedary comedy, Somm. A detractory Bactrian jibe

Https://heresajoke.com/camel-jokes/

Sorry, I can't take any of this seriously!

Greetings from Avignon to where I have escaped from the dodgy English spring.

A good critique of Crony Capitalism going on here, but didn't we all know this already?

I mean we are all invested in an AIM company which is owned by a family of tax dodging elitists in a country with questionable democratic credentials.

To those of you new to this company, there are some posters here whose opinion on its prospects blows with the wind, or more precisely with their latest strategies. I advise you to wake up and smell the.......

Well he did keep saying that he was too busy to post, and now suddenly he is very busy posting

This acquisition brings Oraziman family shareholding above 50%. Not that 48.41% isn't a controlling interest!

Well if the tax loss theory is correct, and it sounds plausible, then we should see an uplift next week. If you are selling for a tax loss, and you are reading this post, then you will know to buy good and early on Monday!