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In my humble opinion I think the carefully worded message will be a huge factor for rise when the US market opens later today. IMO the UK markets have been subdued by sanction, but are hoping that a sticking plaster on middle East supply will keep us flowing. 12 months ago the focus was on permit issue and allowance of delivery methods south of Alaska - Today we have a company saying "here it is, come and get it".
Some may say they are playing on sentimet and the current sanction situation, but when the USA wakes up and smells the coffee, who knows what could happen.
I think we are in for a few interesting days.....

Ford
It's been a long, anticipated wait for us all. PANR have up to now acted professionally and demonstrated they mean buisiness to their shareholders, and long may it continue!
The very best of luck to them, and to all invested.

Maybe the generators are running on a bad batch of red diesel?
Asking for a freind.....

Perhaps the poor trend day has been going on for the last week or so with market nervousness given the current situation in Europe and global markets?
IMO obviously, not being an oiler or trader or finacial market analyst... :-)

Hi Blingy and all
I have 45 years construction industry experience in th UK, Europe and Middle East.
Is it any wonder some choose not to post, or add to debate? Posting a comment that should be deemed innocuous can lead to an onslaught of venomous replies, mostly containing insult or a "telling off" from the headmaster for daring to enter the domain of the proffesional "oiler".
Wouldn't it be refreshing to see those that know help correct posters with a freindly, good natured reply instead of calling them "idiots"....?
Just my opinion, and can't be bothered with a row over it...
GLA

13.52
Neil that's not funny.

Seems to be settling down....

Well done Bighands. Wishing you and all the team a safe journey.

This is an AIM stock. I have lost money, and fully sympathise with all on this BB that feel aggreived. The harsh truth is we have all taken the chance to make money out of a company that we beleive will deliver the goods. Some have invested for pension funds, some for short term gain and others for long term holdings to grow portfolios. Some, like myself invested for ethical reasons as well as financial gain, and let's not forget this wasn't originally a thunder-bolt cure for Covid.
You may note above i write "deliver".... SNG are yet to offer shareholders an RNS what the next steps are, if any. I have accepted the fact that my money may well be sat in the red for quite some time, but hopefully one day will turn blue.
Every time you buy a share, there will be a statement telling you that the value may go down as well as up. I'm not looking for an argument, debate or indeed a slateing for speaking out, but merely reminding people of the risks we all take when investing in shares.
Good luck all.

I thought my own punctuation and grammar was poor.... and this from a global media agency??
Poor effort. 3/10

I think we can all agree we face uncertain times at the moment.
Let's spare a thought not only to the innocent Ukrainian populous, but also those in Russia that dare speak objection to Putin's ideals.

08.36
Sadly there will always be someone who wants to profit from another's anguish.
IMO the reflux this morning is potentially the tip of the iceberg-if this conflict expands with Western involvement, financial stability will be pressured. The Kremlin has far reaching fingers when it comes to global economy...

Scot
You say "ask questions".... here's one;
Did your learned colleague really have to call everybody that commented "idiots"?

https://www.cement.org/cement-concrete/cement-and-concrete-basics-faqs

Perhaps this might explain why cement is cement, and concrete is concrete. Grout also uses cement as an agent, so grout is grout.

Yet again another somewhat innocuous post turns into a *****-slapping exercise demonstrating size of manhood.
Nobody has questioned your experience, but offered their own genuine thoughts (To your amusement) and ridiculed for the effort.
Perhaps LSE should stipulate that although it is a public bb, you should only dare comment if you have 40 years plus experience in the oil exploration industry.

Shall we park it?
Have a great weekend everybody.

17.03
No, bloody freezing.

Aggregate size is important at both ends of the temperature scale - at high temperatures silica has higher rates of expansion and believe it or not moisture. The stone explodes causing cracks in the pour.

As concrete dries, the chemicals react increasing its temperature within the pour. Replacing water with certain additives and pre-mixing as set temps. Will speed up the curing, so it can be poured at extreme temperatures. The actual freezing of concrete once cured doesn't crack it - it's when it freezes and then warms regularly causes cracks with thermal expansion.

Doing nicely in the states. Could be an interesting day tomorrow...