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It turns out that I should not have been so quick on the trigger late Friday.
It becomes the difference of not having familiarity with the stock over five years.
. . . all part of the learning process and I have no regrets over adding another £5k @ ~14p.
I look forward to Elgood plus flow rate later in the week.
Thanks for some useful guidelines from regulars in the past few weeks.

In terms of oscillators It would be foolish to ignore JSE activity over a month. SA investors are not stupid when it comes to PGMs.

https://www.jse.co.za/jse/instruments/3949

Up ZAR100 yesterday with a ZAR3,500 high this year.

@ 22:55 - Velo, you might have to hastily revise your assessment on THS.
I am in touch with the company (within the bounds of permitted enquiries) and can confirm some knowledge on Rustenburg and Ngezi.
Have been in SLP for a spell but not re-engaging until something tangible comes in from Limpopo.

> PS. Anticipating not less than 2 Bcf from each well.

After further investigation on section #18 i.r.o. of pad in NNE parcel 0.25 - 0.3 Bcf from vertical well is noted.
Others can assess what figures can result from multi-frac perforations over 1 km.
TD is uncertain at this point but I am guessing on ~7,000 feet to the north with perhaps slightly less on the two southerly probes. into #19.
Whilst another lump sum has been thrown at IOG following release of p.m. Friday news i shall be adding ~£5k to SOUC and judge progress in Q3.

NB. All being well there should be a mass of further detail available during fourth week of March.

Interesting day to end an interesting week.
I suggest the UT of 14.35p is likely to kickstart Monday's opening.
Too soon to predict early reach of 20p but many suggest it is on the way.

Although a relatively small investor I have added quite heavily @ 44p. Have also piled in to SQZ and SOUC . . . the last-mentioned owing to correspondence with them.

Anticipating a satisfactory RNS early next week. Seemed sensible to prepare for it.
Resumption at Southwark will aid momentum.

BP . . . Good enough for me.

Good to see you.
Am sitting firmly with PTAL and JSE.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/976213/shanta-gold-delighted-with-west-kenya-drill-results-976213.html

I knew there was gold in Ikolomani because the locals told us two years ago.
The "Ramula Camp" is a bit of a stunner.
How many more are there?
WK = 1.6m ozs and counting . . . 5m oz resource.
100k oz Au production in 2023.
Rather caught unawares with the new "camp" and wonder if we have tenements all the way to Busia, etc.

Nothing has changed at Gwinville.
Shall be adding tomorrow if it can stay @ 30p.

https://diariolaregion.com/web/primer-productor-de-petroleo-crudo-del-pais-en-riesgo-de-paralizar-por-bloqueos-en-bretana/

As far as I can see all 18 local communities have rejected the AIDECOBAP faction. Short of attacking them with spears their immediate removal from the loading bay is impossible. Also, it should be remembered that the main source of demonstrations is miles downriver at Iquitos. What a rabid bunch they have turned out to be. PetroPeru will be going ballistic at Talara.

Being of an agricultural disposition I skimmed profits elsewhere and bought a few more @ a tad under 14p.
Brian McM is at the helm of a now fast emerging Brazilian giant.
Hope he resists all suitors. (Please!)

https://shantagold.com/_gallery/album-3/lg/WestKenyaProjectOverview.jpg?v=0.451

Didn't have time to check this morning. At last I discover more about the Lihranda license area. As expected it is differently projected and puts WK in a new light. If it's going to continue being ranked alongside Abitibi, which I haven't been to, then I am again thinking Vaal Triangle proportions. And Yuri with his Canadian nous is the right man for the job.

So the BoD was onsite which adds more potency and they would have again visited the Kakamega governor plus others.

The WK story is looking very good and the marketplace still hasn't grasped that there is going to be a Kenyan gold industry.

https://www.jse.co.za/jse/instruments/3949#delta-2

Well, besides having contacts in CT and Jhb, this is one stock I shall not tamper with. It might be slow to some but will continue to edge up weekly. Have added to it three times despite being a relatively small investor.
(apologies again for my o/t nonsense last week. Vasbyt, almal.)

Finally took up stock when I had every opportunity to do so since 1.8p days. Better late than never. Immediate expectations are not excessive but I now have a fair North Sea gas selection.

Something useful may emerge at the presentation . . . but I can afford to sit patiently on this one.

Geographical memory fades but two open pit operations lie in prospect for the younger investors: one at Ikolomani and the other 40 km up the road towards Kakamega. Unlike the sprawling Lupa complex that's too far to truck to a single processing plant. Big days ahead.

Would be ideal to see Mark Bristow back in the West Kenya mix.

https://fertilizer-machinery.com/solution/south-africa-fertilizer-market-analysis.html#:~:text=South%20Africa%20is%20deeply%20dependent%20on%20fertilizer%20imports.,countries%2C%20it%20is%20a%20net%20importer%20of%20fertilizers.

Checking with AgriSA to see if they are aware of Brazilian source.

32p vs 33p
Not rising as quickly as expected. May have to await TSX opening.

[HMI was one of two other shares I intended to plug. Had thought it would take a week longer to get going.]

My apologies for not having been more belligerent and forceful over the past fortnight.
The stock is likely to reach 37p in the morning. To hold steady for how long is not possible to predict.
I stand by my geological study of the stacked horizons which include some liquids.
Am confident IA et al. in overhauling ops and strategy are on the right track.

However, there are two other non-hydrocarbon recommendations to put forward where a doubling of revenues and tonnage is anticipated. SP increments should accompany both. More on those threads later.