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Pushing on towards 10% of the company traded today. Hope this means the sellers are just about done, and this, finally, is the bottom.

Me too, back in now

Because Allenby ran the clock down by resigning 8 days before the EGM (very low behaviour imo) the new Board, who have only been able to act with the authority of the Company since the 22nd, have only had 3 weeks to sort out a new nomad. I have no idea what it involves, but Allenby and the old board have made life difficult for them. There could be grounds for an appeal to AIM for an extension about this. Could be Allenby again though as nomad.

Anyway, we won't know until the end of the week. If it goes I'll be annoyed, but not wiped out. Had worse hits in the past. As you say, live and learn. Still got the fingers crossed for now though.

I'll check it out.

I'm up for the caravan adventure in Skeggy. Went on a caravan holiday to Alton Towers once. Car conked out on the motorway there. After several hours the cops helped us to the nearest exit, and we spent the week at a caravan park in Rugeley. Back in those days it's major, and only, tourist attraction was a colossal power station. The locals in the pub kept askng what the hell we were doing on holiday in Rugeley. Lol.

Yes, it is the last day they can gve notice to hold the AGM in March. And given that that was their stated intention,mits disappointing that they've missed the target.

But overwhelmingly more important is getting a nomad signed up, and avoiding delisting. We have a full week left in hand for that to happen. I did hope it would be announced this week. But c'est la vie.

Come on Board, the last thing I want is Shrager dancing in the street shouting 'I told you so'.

Frankly I don't really care about the AGM, it will probably be somewhere I can't get to. But I really want to see the Urals Energy show back on the road.

I'll go 90-110m on the basis that AB described this appraisal drill as 'relatively cautious' or words to that effect.

So far, this is the knife that just keeps falling. It cut me. Glad I bailed at 43 now. What do they say, the first cut is the cheapest?

Dick. You're channelling Mark Hanna from Wolf of Wall Street: "Number one rule of Wall Street. Nobody... and I don't care if you're Warren Buffet or if you're Jimmy Buffet. Nobody knows if a stock is gonna go up, down, sideways or in fu**ing circles. Least of all, stockbrokers, right?"

It's my number one rule too. especially when reading the BBs.

Please stay noix. Just ignore the occasional twitter sewer type behaviour.

I don't honestly think SDX are getting a good price fr gas because they are only finding small pockets. They own a pipeline, and can hook up quickly and deliver straight to the industrial hub at Kenitra. Where the factories can either buy from SDX (at a state mandated price) or buy bottled gas at a much higher price. The margins are huge for SDX. Because Morocco wants to try and get towards energy self-sufficency.

So come on Sound, get a move on, there's a ready market begging for more gas.

Ta TM

Let's not forget Allenby's past record as as nomad paragons of probity. Keep reading down the article, you'll get to them. Honestly, they make the new Board here look like Puritans.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/analysis-and-features/take-aim-fire-the-former-armed-robber-unmasked-as-oil-firms-boss-10432045.html

So, what's the other prospect you're considering throwing? Genuinely interested, always scanning the market.

As far as other drills on Verbier go, in my limited understanding, a full field development always involves multiple wells. It coukd start with a few and scale up on a self funding basis. Depends how the operator wants to play it, and what they forecast will optimise recovery rates.

I'm sure Kononov's daughter would be cock-a-hoop if daddy did that to her inheritance. Anyway, lets wait and see.

Dick,

I did read your post about the greater buchan area license round, and was intrigued enough to look up maps of the relevant NS license areas. And yes, buchan appears to be slap bang in the middle of the licences JOG (jointly) owns. So if they and Equinor could secure the infill bits, and Equinor surely have the muscle, then they could be sitting on a fantastic prospect, which could be developed around a single hub, for cost efficiency. But I'm not an oily, just an investor/trader, so I didn"t think I had much of interest to add.

Just a single Lindt red ball Photographer? Or a carton of them? Lol.

Yes, very good interview, thanks yoyo

Thanks PC01. Discounting CF, your list shows over 43% in II & Co. Employee hands. If anther II comes on board, that'll squeeze the float even more. And there aren't that many shares anyway, something I've always liked about JOG.

Chin up, hmmm. Hope for the best, prepare for the worst. You're already braced for the worst, so anything positive can only be a bonus. If it goes I'll be annoyed, but I'll live.

Can anyone share any info about Mr Benitz presenting in the city today? I completely missed that one.