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@ 09:33 - They are options. I mistakenly named them "warrants".
Employees cashing in might have limited effects.
"Associated dilution = 42%"
Share buybacks via growing cash pile could help us.
Things should be a bit brighter tomorrow.

https://www.perupetro.com.pe/wps/wcm/connect/corporativo/7318e1ef-aaa2-4c91-8313-7d2090cba5fa/Producci%C3%B3n+l%C3%ADquidos.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&liquidos

Good enough for me.
Now focusing elsewhere.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1P3E3QNjZe6weMFp9quZWS4v1FpYNfgdL/view

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jJVikuQtXcqmkOhMkaHkfLjcY7qer9Ho/view

I know the day's SP fall-off is disappointing but by reading the above tear sheet we can see SOUC is not going to be a mickeymouse outfit. I'll still be here in October when SelmaCreek is well advanced.

[Have also been looking at Lucero Energy as I am keen to get back into the Williston Basin, ND. Their newsflow should be followed. However, current objective is to enlarge iTE.]

Bonne chance.

Day traders have found their way to SOUC. Disappointing.

Clearly, 60% production increase is not enough to hold attention.
Results from the other two laterals will be the only drivers to a £1 SP.
The opening start on the TSX was strong but it, too, is falling away at present.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/cars/news/the-truth-about-electric-car-range-revealed-how-far-an-ev-will-really-go-on-a-full-charge/ar-AAYdYyg?bk=1&ocid=msedgntp&cvid=90f1db343f514fe688dc5f6613cfffd6

How bloomin' true. Anyone with nous is aware that fully charging a standard car battery overnight on trickle charge is the efficient way for getting best results. And we all know winter effects on batteries. EVs have their limitations.

Get H2 up and running with ammonia as the byproduct.

If it was "complete gibberish" why are we in danger of dropping sub-1.90p?
The market would be taking us to >2p if stockholders were reassured.
As a £200k/pa director I could easily stomach the mild punishment of buying a few shares.

There's been some excellent research here.
Can we please stop dropping below 17p.
It will keep me quiet.
A timely update from Brian McM would keep me satisfied.

Platitudes aside, my whinging too, GL has to restore confidence very quickly.
Lining his and the board's pockets is secondary, i.e. he initially steadied the
ship but is now going the same route as his predecessor: Let's get real here.

Breq - Rig availability is crucial factor.
Will be enquiring shortly.
Decline rates are minimal over 12 months.
Looking for other stocks to plug.
ARCM (Kabompo dome) is one of them.
Am familiar with district. Also THS (Zim), Great Dyke, Ngezi.

I'm trying to be reasonable and patient with IOG.
Have let it ride since the folly of adding @ 44p.
The SP must come right at some point.
Otherwise heads must roll. Currently serious wastage of resources.
Have stopped pumping SOUC. It will reach $3.
My next big project is i3E.
At least we are +2% here. :))

Might be wrong but I sense the warrants are a stumbling block at present. On the other hand they are possibly being fed steadily into the system preventing too much discomfort. Should be out of the way before end-June.

"Dithering" is my middle name.
Incidentally Toronto feeding frenzy could take it up to £1 after 2:30pm.
Either way G2 and 3 tech is going to take us a long way.
You will note our drilling company is the best in the Deep South.
. . . Trying to find out if same tech opportunities can be extended to acreage in OK and TX.

@ 07:48 - Certainly agree with your Serenity sentiments.
My inclination is AB segment and its drilling programme will be separated from NS assets and its requirements. Irrespective of policy I am well set with current investment for remainder of year. It has been added to the core p/f.

Well i3E, PTAL are up and running . . . if only JSE could be the next to oblige.
Granted of course it has fared reasonably well since the 60p days.
But I sense Maari inertia is holding us back.
(Might also take up AXL, pending Colombian presidential outcome.)

Have also been in touch with viiiCapital and conclude C$3 is very likely.
SOUC can be tucked up.
PTAL and i3E, already quite heavily invested, are next projects.

85.25p - Fantastic opening response to first Gwinville results.
My almost daily pump of this stock is partly justified.
Shall probably phone Gary McM later today.

Special anticipation for mankind's engineering prowess: How much I would wish for ATOM's vision to succeed.

H2's rapid progress is possible in our technological age. As a teenager I followed Kariba Gorge's progress through to 1959 and later Cahora Basa. At that time Sasol's oil from coal project was established and studied with interest. Later in 1966 I visited the nearly completed Fraser Canyon project (another huge engineering feat).

Paraguay's mammoth HEP supply and Iceland's abundant natural resources make development at scale very doable. And it must be fast-tracked.

At the same time, in tandem, I wait to read news of CPH2's pilot agreements. At present I feel Doncaster is on its heels but updates must be very close. I note Duffy is swanning around Amsterdam test-driving a truck
https://twitter.com/hashtag/CPH2
. . . but the sooner heavy transport is up and running in Paraguay the better. Reykjavik will take longer, and I accept fishing fleet fuelling/conversion is complex, whereas the ammonia element seems more straightforward.

Maybe, maybe not.
How else was he going to fund all the handouts?
I am a product of the '40s, '50s and '60s.
Comparatively we had little or nothing.
Certainly no holidays.
Sunday roast chicken was a treat.
Ice patterns on window glass, no heating.