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This can be checked in Director holdings on the website under AIM Rule 26?

ED, it really is difficult discussing with you!

Why would a large shareholder (if there is no stink involved) exit now? After the last RNS starting all is on schedule for st gas end Feb?

Why would a large holder invest (a large amount) and then bail out now at multi-month low as good news came out?

Every single top up I did is under water!

Yes, a large shareholder exiting is feasible. Shorting is not. That is why I said it stinks!.

ED, only a fool, only somebody extremely stupid, somebody with not even 2 brain cells will believe that is shorting going on right now.

The price is at multi-month low, nobody sells at this level , not even BROKERS.

Unless Angus goes bust … nobody can make money at this level. Don’t forget that SFB is expected to go on line.

There is no money to be made by anybody shorting here. Please stop going on about shorters.

ED, THERE ARE NO SHORTERS.

Please stop posting this.

Who would buy stock at 0.4p in these amounts? More to the point, who would buy at 0.4p, see the price up to 1.6p … then sell at 0.74p? Sell at multi-month low as we are getting an RNS telling us that 1st gas is on track for end Feb? It does not add up … it stinks.

I get a quote to buy 2,000,000 at 0.7555p … WTF?

Something definitely stinks! There aren’t many of us, if any at all, that can sell this amount of shares at this level and break even, not to mention a profit.

I can buy 1,000,000 at 0.74p … where is this amount of shares coming from?

ED, if a large holder is moving out may be the SFB rumour has some truth in it? Recent investors came in because of SFB.

There we go, the rumour may be affecting the SP. Maybe is the rumour that caused the SP to crush - if this is the case the effect of the rumour is large. Angus has to come clean on this.

This wasn’t meant to be happening … and just before Christmas. The SP was expected to be appreciating leading to 1st gas but instead is crushing!.

Something stinks.

Has caused the SP to drop. In the last couple of days we traded above average volume with a significant drop in SP to a multi-month low (0.7p) and appears to have stuck at this low range.

The RNS triggered sells … but by who?

Obviously the RNS was not well received at all. That is why BOD must do something substantial to restore some confidence - buying some shares will be a start.

Thanks Ocelot, forgot about that. Hopefully they will buy some more to take them above 10% :):)

Ocelot, I just noticed the 9.66% - didn’t we have the last placing in order for them to get over 10%?

TU tomorrow? Follow on from last year.

EA permit is due soon, Angus stated 17 December latest. There is no reason to deny the permit, didn’t’ t Angus say that they submitted the additional info that EA requested?

Spot on BV, fully agree. However, I don’t think there is any worry about Angus selling SFB … is just rumour. Only a fool will sell SFB at this stage.

BV, I been averaging down for the last 4 years lol. I will feel better when I see them dipping in their pockets and buying some more just like we did. After all GL promised to buy and hasn’t done so yet. They should buy and show some solidarity with us :):)

EchDelta, the “up to the directors” was in response to my reminder IQ. GL promised to buy.

BV, spot on lol. They can join the long suffering long term shareholders by averaging down, they can do the same.

EchDelta, as many times as it takes - George Lucan promised to buy in response to my question at the Proactive one2one presentation long time back. Is time to honour that promise.

It is time for the directors to send the market a clear message that they believe in what they are saying - Angus is indeed undervalued.

It is time for the directors to stand by their promise months ago to buy shares on the open market - George Lucan promised this in the Proactive one2one presentation long long time ago.

Will this promise be fulfilled or will it be another failed promise?

It is time for all directors to buy in the open market and send a message out there about how undervalued Angus is and further align their interests with the long long suffering shareholders.

After all, this a “value” play and they cannot loose. Win-Win.

George Lucan, honour your promise please.