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SIS GCCR 24 Sep 2015

RNS - Results ! Pretty much as expected. Good to see growth numbers and continued expansion abroad. Cash positive soon should provide a nice boost !

RGS gretel 24 Sep 2015

RNS : more director buying Encouraging to see a non-exec buying £25,000 of shares at 165p:[link]

RRL overredrover 24 Sep 2015

1000 BOPD. Apart from a statement that 1000 BOPD is the target there is nothing to suggest that it will be achieved. Two more failed test wells. The sorry story of Range continues.

PTCM mackackoo 24 Sep 2015

Re: Video He is simply much too old. He needs to go and go quickly.

ENEG smartcommuter 24 Sep 2015

Re: This Donkeys D****angling!!!! HeyI think we all Know that "when the musics over, turn out the lights!"or alternatively. turn on the lights................. because in 8 years time, ABTOG will be helping oil companies get back on their feet with innovative technology that was well before it's it time, and the lights will be back on, even worldwide. It'll be a case of "love me two-time girl!".i just got that feeling, it's always 'lit my fire'.Anyone fancy a bowl of oasis soup!there's roll with it x

BIOM daz9643 24 Sep 2015

Volume 8 shares traded today.Not too sure if it was a buy or a sell though, does anyone have any more info on this surprise trade ?

ARG Originofquake1 24 Sep 2015

I voted "Yes" in the Argos Resources poll: Will oil be found in the 2015 Falklands Drilling Programme? [link]

BOR Originofquake1 24 Sep 2015

I voted "Yes" in the Borders & Southern Petroleum poll: Will oil be found in the 2015 Falklands Drilling Programme? [link]

RKH Originofquake1 24 Sep 2015

I voted "Yes" in the Rockhopper Exploration poll: Will oil be found in the 2015 Falklands Drilling Programme? [link]

FOGL Originofquake1 24 Sep 2015

I voted "Yes" in the Falkland Oil & Gas poll: Will oil be found in the 2015 Falklands Drilling Programme? [link]

WGB II Editor 23 Sep 2015

NEW ARTICLE: Trends and Targets for 24/09/2015 " WALKER GREENBANK PLC  (LSE:WGB) , a member of the Household Goods Sector looks like it has some more growth to give.. The circled portion of the chart is quite interesting as there was a concerted effort made to move the share above a ..."[link]

AFR ldlv 23 Sep 2015

Conflict of interst [link] Stakeholders criticise Blackstone’s involvement in Afren administrationConcerns over a potential conflict of interest in the process for winding up Afren, the oil exploration company, have further irked shareholders, creditors and employees of the firm, still reeling from its sudden collapse at the end of July.Olivier Holmey21 Sep 2015The London-listed company with oil fields in Nigeria went into administration on July 31, just three months after a long drawn out restructuring process was supposed to have put the company on a sustainable footing.Following the publication of this article, a representative of AlixPartners contacted GlobalCapital on September 22. He said an amendment would be made to the administrators’ statement of proposals, due to be released this week, to include that Blackstone had terminated its engagement with the bondholders on the day of its appointment as financial adviser to Alix. The representative said that fact had not previously been made public, adding that it had been an “oversight”.Creditors and shareholders were astonished then that a business which had seemed robust enough to attract $200m of fresh funding from a group of bondholders in April was so soon unable to continue. Afren’s key problem was that output from its working oil fields appeared likely to be much lower than previously predicted.Now, some stakeholders are raising another grievance to add to their long list of concerns about Afren.The business advisory firm that took control of Afren as administrator on July 31 was AlixPartners.On August 11, Alix announced that it had hired Blackstone as financial adviser and made Blackstone the point of contact for “any parties interested in participating in potential asset sales” arising from the administration of Afren.Blackstone had been one of the key players in the attempted restructuring of Afren’s debts, as adviser to the group of Afren bondholders that injected new money to keep it afloat.Among Afren’s shareholders, voices quickly rose to denounce the appointment, arguing that Blackstone’s closeness to one group of creditors could create a conflict of interest. The administrator and its advisers, they argued, had to be seen as impartial among stakeholders. Frustration with restructuringOthers, among Afren’s employees and bank lenders, share the concern of some shareholders about the appointment, GlobalCapital has learned.AlixPartners and Blackstone declined to comment for this article.Acting for the bondholders, Blackstone was one of the main proponents of the debt restructuring from its outset until it collapsed at the end of July, when Afren said the production forecasts on which the deal was founded had been wrong.During those months of negotiations, Blackstone became the object of sharp criticism from some employees, shareholders and lenders of Afren.They complained that Blackstone, and in particular its head of European restructuring Martin Gudgeon, had pushed hard for a deal that turned out to be unworkable. Other proponents of the restructuring were also attacked.How, shareholders asked after its appointment, could Blackstone now be seen as an impartial adviser to Alix, and act as the first port of call for potential buyers, when it had for months advised and been identified with only one of the many groups involved in Afren’s often tense and partisan restructuring? Banks unhappySome of the international banks that had lent to Afren with security over Afren’s Ebok oil field, known as the Ebok lenders, also feel the appointment risks a conflict of interest, according to a person close to the group.“The Ebok lenders have made that point to Alix,” the person said on Friday. “It was a foolish thing for Alix to do.”Asked about the possibility of a conflict of interest, a

HTG MyHobby 23 Sep 2015

Hmm This went against the market today in a big way and against other oilies. The crude price maybe dropping but enough to justify this fall? D

SAV dickie3times 23 Sep 2015

Re: Pharma Brown..why the silence? The anti shorting campaign was cut short at 5,000 votes by admin banning me. I appealed on tne grounds that the petition was a legitimate Govt orchestrated free for all investors to cast their votes. But they insisted that i had to stop spamming the boards. They reinstated my membership. I took on the task when the petition had already ran for a year with only 315 votes. I managed to get over 5000 signatures in just weeks but with only 2 months to go before the August deadline, i'm sure 10,000 would have been reached. Bearing in mind that our campainv concentrated only on the investing fraternity...we didn't reach the general public at large. Many pro shorters had complained to stop me. Good luck ..dickie

ENRT Thomas Tallis 23 Sep 2015

FLX Is it a good time to get back into Falanx, FLX? 9p to buy.If the things they talked about in their last report come off, then the sp will do well, however - bottom fishing can be costly.I think I'll chance a few quid on it - I see it as offering better prospects than ENRT.This is merely chit chat and waffle and is not advice, nor is it any recommendation to buy or not buy or sell or not sell anything.