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He lies through his teeth Bolton, never trusted him, but I trust in the asset and I hope that saves us here.

Interview needed immediately to save what’s left of his reputation.

Nigel Little retired too, expected a lot from that guy, retired to to poor health, board needs a shake up pronto.

Any thoughts would be most welcome.

@Pat Art reminds me of our chairmen in many ways unfortunately but I’m hopeful the asset will do the talking, hopefully same as our players on the pitch. It’s the hope…

I have also bought higher so currently in the red but hope Roland can make a success of this, he certainly has an impressive CV. Like you, I kept hold instead of taking a few off the table when we ventured into the .3s (I think). Ah well, patience as always needed in this share game. Some have traded this pretty well but that ain’t my bag, quite common across a lot of shares last few years, seems only the traders are the ones making any money.
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Thanks Gordon, much appreciated. Now you’ve said that, I do remember, I only have a small investment here but have been here since the 0.06 days a few years back, didn’t think we would see them again. Onwards and upwards.

Has anyone tried to put a value on the potential JV, are we expecting 50/50 split or lower share for a free carry? Oilex/Synergia has always struck me more of an explorer than a producer.

Is anyone keeping tabs on how many the “none cornerstone” bond holders have left to flog?

On that subject, how did the none cornerstone bond holders get their hands on the bonds, why were they offered, Arts mates no doubt? Strange that Art or Ryan didn’t put in the terms that they can’t be flogged in the short term. Also, why sell now anyway knowing that a JV is imminent?

He was pumping it something rotten the other day so wouldn’t be surprised if he’s offloaded. Rinse and repeat.

BFU 21-35-76 ST A SN 3H - 4325 up from 1631 in Nov, to put into context however, same well back in Jan produced 7352.

Now they are getting to grips with the pressures, maybe they can get back to January highs on a consistent basis. At least going in right direction, potential to make significant increases in a short space of time, we will see over coming months I guess.

Do you ever get the feeling you’re the only one not trading this share or is it just me?

Without trying to talk my investment down, I sincerely hope we get some kind of rerate on JV but with all due respect we thought we would get a rerate on:
Atomic purchase
huge discovery
Cuda purchase
CPR
Flaring Grant

Still waiting, JV is huge but the terms will be crucial, I hope Art pulls a good deal off and throws the PIs a bone for once.

Opulentia I suspect you are a very patient forgiving lover.

I agree we should be valued a lot higher but simple supply and demand has dictated the poor SP. If we have bond holders willing to sell in the 15p range then they influence the SP more than us PIs claiming it is worth this or that.

I believe, so I’ll wait…but only because you said so RBM.

“We have a few bipolar posters in our midst”

Not at all MD, still very hopeful here, I’m entitled to air a few frustrations, feel free to green box if you want your echo chamber.

“The Ryder Scott report won’t mention costs to extract the oil !!!!”

I never said it did. As you where, carry on your position posting.

Sorry LT, what I meant to say was NT to buy only, £5 tomorrow, XOP up 10%, WTI up, FMO Friday!

Have a good weekend all, roll on good news.

Agreed Stas.

Be interesting to get to the truth behind why he withheld the Ryder Scott report, I’m not naive enough to think it was because it contained good news! My guess is that extracting this oil is a bit more expensive than he had originally hoped for, hence the backtrack on needing a JV.

If it is Exxon then I won’t care, as they won’t get involved in peanut projects. The CCS opportunity also could really be lucrative. “Living in the future”

I do believe we will all make money from here but I’ve reigned in my expectations on talk of £5 plus, certainly in the near term.

I don’t want my ceo to take criticisms to heart, I want them to have conviction in the statements they put out and the statements to generate good sentiment so we’re all on the same page. There’s only so much leeway you can give someone after so many missed deadlines and promises, it’s not deramping, it’s just frustration.

It’s pointless discussing high wti prices and billions of barrels of oil when at this moment in time, they have no bearing on the SP.

I hope in time that all changes of course as I have a serous about of money (for me) invested when I could have had it elsewhere making a lot more profit.