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What just happened there? The share price just plopped to $1.15 / 67.2p! Funny behaviour with a Webinar starting in one hour and twenty minutes!

Yes, body language and facial and eye expressions can often divulge more than words. And PB doesn't come across as covert in his interviews and presentations. So, a little bit of 'nudge nudge, wink wink' from PB on this occasion of the Webinar will be fine by me!

mmmmmm, interesting! I went to buy 40,000 when it was 70p, but they wanted a premium, at 70.325p. So I went for 4 x 10,000, 2 lots at 69.7p, and 2 lots at 70p. Now.........after all those sells you would think they would be glad to let me have them, but no, there were signs of reticence there! As has been suggested, I feel that this indicates there really is someone accumulating at probably a pre-arranged fixed price, which is why despite all those sells, the price remains static.

Sturm, well done, I might well be doing the same today. Even though, being already scarily overloaded, I swore I wouldn’t !!

spawny100, yes, the trades over the past 2-3 weeks have been very odd indeed. All those pairs of trades, all sells, going through. And yet , the price has barely budged. I see Canada has closed miserably down tonight, $1.19 / 69.2p. Considering we have a new presentation, plus the Webinar tomorrow evening, plus Chinook being drilled with such potential with only 2-3 weeks before we could hear the results, I find the whole trading scenario very puzzling indeed. I, and several others were anticipating some enthusiasm by now as the market prices in the Chinook results excitement. All very odd! And not, it seems, explainable.

The Webinar is tomorrow at 6pm.

Canadian markets are closed today for Labour Day.

I agree, smasher. I remarked a couple of weeks ago that it all looked "stage managed". It certainly looks orchestrated, with the level being held around the 70p area. In a way, although nerve wracking, it's also exciting!

spawny100, yes, it's often the case to get an announcement just prior to a presentation, or even an AGM. Let's hope that is the case, or at least excited anticipation of one is showing in the markets next week. I'm reassured that I'm not the only one who is finding all this selling more than a little testing! And puzzling! It tickles the fear factor in me, that I've got it wrong again.

I can't see how the podcast will be anything other than an up to date presentation, with maybe a few hints thrown in, PB style.
Anything about Chinook will need an RNS, and the same with the NGC contract. They are big events.
Meanwhile, I see the dastardly double duo's are back! And still no rational explanation as to what they are. And for someone whose nerves are jangling a bit and who is dangerously overinvested, they are not easy to watch.

Canada now $1.25 / 72p. The same as us.

It does feel and look a bit like North's style of selling, but it's not the impression I got from their results recently. And I find it puzzling that anyone would sell now anyway, as we are on the cusp of possibly exciting news from Chinook.

Now Canada has gone soggy like us. What a tease these markets are!

Closed at $1.32 / 76p. Nice!

danawinner, my thanks were for posting the link to the tweet! It’s called courtesy! And I don’t do Twitter, so it’s appreciated.
Yes, I noticed the share price looked perky in Canada. Looking good for tomorrow here, and as you say, building nicely over the next couple of weeks.

Thanks for the drone shot, danawinner! 18th day today! How soon for a flare do you think?

haha.......indeed! Trouble is, I have now been "buying more", and more, and more, to a quite frightening degree! Something, which after my HUR experience, I swore I would never do again. But, there's just something about TXP........

The words "opportunistic approach" can rather linger in the brain! The more I read that last sentence, the more I read into it.

I mean TXP. So far, I think the way North are managing the TXP part of their portfolio is quite astute. Although from a personal aspect, I don’t like the way their strategy puts a dampener on the share price at times of exciting news. But, nonetheless, the share price eventually gets to where it should be after a week or two.

To me, “maximising the total value of it’s remaining shareholding”, represents waiting for the inevitable bid.