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Why is it worrying? Just depends on your perception of "shortly"

Ah right, I get you!

Oil? It’s iron ore, which is appreciating nicely!

Is this a very slack broker note? It refers to the Kumba mine which is in S. Africa and is owned by AAL. FXPO has a very long mine life.

Pretty clear he means 3000 @ £17.35 per share

I think we’ll find mid £20s pretty soon and then push to mid £30s by year end / next update.

No intention to sell here. Keep executing the strategy and daily moves could soon get very exciting in £ terms from our original entries

Your target is only 3% higher! We’ll see £20 again tomorrow.

He straight copied and pasted his comment from over the weekend. Clearly a jealous non holder.

Will increase field lives and reserves of existing resource and replenish through further aquisition.

Cash flows make the decoms look neglible.

£36 won’t interest me to sell. Going much higher in time

£26.4 million @ year end + £6m up front from Fosun (up to £20m near term?).

Further licensing deals to come.

Significantly undervalued.

This was a nothing RNS, not sure why people on LSE always hope for something else.

More commercial deals to come. Fosun just the start

£30k and £50k buys reported.

Wonder if some have been given the nod ahead of next results

0.2 first target. Could be a big afternoon ahead!!

Look at the last results. You know the depreciation.. tax unlikely to change. Let’s not mislead people

It’s not EBITDA you want in an EPS calc. Look at Net Income/PAT

Was 13.5 this morning.

Moving freely now. Personally expecting to see £10-15 this side of NYE

Conkclo An unnecessarily esoteric post. We've been given the simplified P&L for a recent 6 month period showing what the BKR assets deliver. And gas prices have since risen. On top of that we've got the potential from the 3rd well on Rhum, the Columbus FDP and field to come online shortly and the Rowallan drill with 21-60m barrels net to Serica. It's unfathomably cheap at this market cap, no question.

Complete nonsense. The staff simply TUPE over to Serica. No integration issues whatsoever.

All that regarding going concern etc sounds like standard text s company has to include