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I agree Timster, no one can say they weren't properly warned if this is a duster. No COS was given in the RNS announcing the start of drilling at TE9. They are managing expectations down this time round.

So, loadsadough, you subscribe to the premise that we must make terrible sacrifices now in the hopes that we can secure an earthly paradise for future generations. But we can never know if our sacrifices will have had any impact. Sounds awfully like communism to me. Trump, the rise of populism, and now the gilets jaune show that the common people are starting to push back against this elitist tripe which is already putting awful burdens on them. Look at Ed Miliband's Climate Change Act year, and the Helm report summarising the dreadful waste and massive transfer of wealth (from the poor to the rich) that it has entailed.

Rant over.

Dear Santa.

Here is my christmas list. Its short this year. Just the one item.

Please please can you get the SDX share price to rerate to £1 per share in time for Crimbo?

Cheers

Urraca

Looks like we're on track for record low volume. Hold on to your hats chaps, the interest in this share is overwhelming.

Apologies if a link has already been posted, I've been busy and not keeping up with the BB. Renav held at £1.15.

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I think quicker than that, if:
A) Kononv resigns
B) Kononov stays but repays
C) Kononov stays but is demoted to a position where he does not have authority to issue loans willy-nilly under Russian law.

Any of those options sorts the underlying issues.

Being made fuel supplier to the Sakhalin Port would help, as would a five year loan, at a reasonable interest rate.

I was wondering, if the Board, Kononov and directors don't get their bonuses (which clearly they do not deserve, given the mismanagement), how many years of that would it take to plug the $5m shortfall? Not many, I bet.

Anther nice buy there. £250 worth. Enough to tick the price up.

Bigbenchramper, do you mond me asking if you are related to bigbench?

To be honest, if they can't remove or control Kononv they should put the rest of the Company up for sale. Someone like Abramovich could buy it with loose change. And control Kononov.

I hope the bg seller has finally finished. But it could just be that at or around the price of the last placing there is no profit, so they've paused for now. Either way, taking the relentless selling pressure out should mean the price moves up. Must admit, I've handily brought my average down considerably.

Can't have covered the cost of the trade, selling 7 shares. Maybe an MM balancing their book. I'd prefer to think the big buy is from someone who knows something.

Surprised it didn't mve the price given how its been fluctuating on tiny trades. Maybe the 7 shares sold helped hold it down.

Give it another year. I know it feels like a long slog, but in terms of bringing O&G projects on-stream its actually pretty quick. Very difficult to sit tight I know. My impatience is my worst enemy in terms of investing. That and my very poor timing.

It can't keep relentlessly declining, surely?

Paul has always been a bit over ambitious on his timelines Shakey, and given that our sp is already on the floor I very much hope that the market doesn't punish us too much in the short term. As you say, it doesn't really matter over the slghtly longer term, and it does nthing to diminish SDX's attraction as a strong defensive stock, as Angela says.

And here they are. Solid, but unlikely to set the world on fire just yet. Some slippage on timelines, and heavy capex has eaten into cash in the bank. But, the cash keeps rolling in, and it looks like next year will see the significant ramp up in production we've all been waiting for. To be fair, SDX are going from drilling to sales a lot quicker than many O&G projects, helped of course by being onshore, and generally close to existing infrastructure. 2019 the year of SDX?

Have a good honeymoon, Daft. No-one deserves it more.

To be honest, I have always been a fan of SDX using the cash it generates to grow organically. But I'm starting to think that a divdend might be what is needed to raise our profile. A token divi of 1p a share would only be £2m.

Have you found God, Jack? Are you a shareholder here? Or just trawling bombed out stocks with your message of hope?