Pantheon Resources Share Discussion Threads

[probabilityofsuccess] 26/3/2023 12:15

Neo - because the data wasn’t ready?

[olderwiser2] 26/3/2023 10:15

neo26

You could have edited that last word out by now ear liar, it is the very definition of a Freudian slip

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How long will the cpr take.

Why the hell wasnt the data room opened earliar?

[pro_s2009] 26/3/2023 05:33

IMO......its all for show........try to support the share price with "farm out attempts".....while in the meantime a discounted placing is organised.......just my opinion.

[neo26] 25/3/2023 23:11

How long will the cpr take.Why the hell wasnt the data room opened earliar?

[justunbelievablejeff] 24/3/2023 16:58

so sell 12.5 per cent to trash the rest ? naivety or just my analysis of their remaining risk position and incentives ? there were pressing and long standing personal reasons that each director needed some cash, especially in the case of justin and jay and they had never exercised before - the facts of the matter have of course been twisted and recharacterized to suit the short agenda, i get that, but again, despite the fact that it was a very poor judgement call, most of what has been written about the director sales is nonsense....management expected the stock to be at 150+ not 25, and i have no doubt management are mystified by the alternative reality that appears to be this market's (near term) reaction to the alkaid 2 results

[chris0805] 24/3/2023 15:26

You do talk well forwood

[hpcg] 24/3/2023 14:43

Justunbelievable - like the programmed director sales from the SIVB board and execs. The naivety expressed on these boards sometimes.

[shanig] 24/3/2023 14:05

How very patronising.I stand by my hilarious naive comment.

[madd_rip] 24/3/2023 13:25

They didn't try harder, misery.

[justunbelievablejeff] 24/3/2023 13:12

they didn't sell shares - they exercised options in one of very few unrestricted sale periods - the total exercised represented around 12% of their total combined option and share holdings - i think of you were pulling a fast one as management you would get rid of a lot more than that wouldn't you.....if the result was good to be the erosion of value of the remaining 88% ; do i think the option exercise was a mistake ? yes i do, and shame on the board for such poor judgement in allowing it to take place when there could have been other financing options; do i think it speaks to a lack of confidence in the alkaid results ? nonsense, they couldn't have known any more than we could before testing; do i think it reflects a lack of confidence in the assets ? nonsense, this is being proven out step by step; this management sold shares argument to substantiate the short thesis is nonsense

[johnswan193] 24/3/2023 12:36

Naive, yet hilarious. Do you think the management team also had a slight lack of confidence in their positions when they sold their shares at 125p?

[shanig] 24/3/2023 12:14

The shorts are traders and would really rather be on to their next victim by now. They are all just desperately hoping for a highly discounted placing to enable them to buy themselves out of their shorts. They are very vocal at present due to impatience and a slight lack of confidence in their positions.If they were totally confident why waste so much time and effort here.Simply talking their book.

[johnswan193] 24/3/2023 12:06

Shorts in overdrive? They are long gone and quaffing champagne.

[bigdazzlerreturns2] 24/3/2023 11:43

In answer to the above about facts I would suggest you look at market price that is fact.

It has fallen from 150p to 24p for a reason. This will be down to facts and market interpretation.

Also you quote your ‘facts’. Your comments above were 10 to a penny on previous boards like Gkp, Xel, Caza, Hur etc etc. look how it ended up there. Punters believed these ‘facts’ and lost money.

I say be careful with your ‘facts’ as many ‘facts’ turn out not to be true or there are other factors in play that are much more important.

As I keep saying the eggs in one basket crew, are either lying just to try and drum up some demand for a penny or 2 scalping, insane, or are at some stage going to get cleaned out and or just plain desperate.

Take your pick which one you are.

[just one more try] 24/3/2023 11:40

The numerous post that have sprouted up...by the shorting fraternity... As stated the shorts are in over drive... What is the cause of this??

[just one more try] 24/3/2023 11:31

The shorts are in over drive – I wonder what has triggered them….

The words from the recent webinar, that I thought were the most illuminating were said by David Hobbs...

If you recall one of the pre-well concerns raised by some people some commentators on Pantheon, was that there wouldn't be enough gas, there was an estimate of around 600 cubic feet per barrel, there was a concern that there wouldn't be enough energy in the system to meet even a 10% primary recovery Factor. In truth what we've seen in, gas is much more compressible than water oil, so it provides the energy to maintain flow without Reservoir pressure dropping as much, and so in simple terms gas volumes that we've seen, and the reservoir being, as close to the bubble point is good news. The flow test tells us there's plenty of energy in the system and that may well translate into higher primary recovery factors.

I understand he knows something or the oil and gas industry. Probably other who are in the Oil and Gas industry will see the facts in the same way as him.

It is clear to me that either Mr Hobbs or Oil and Gas experts know more than the sorters who are merely desperate to achieve a quick buck… With there "alternate facts", or mostly no facts at all.

[just one more try] 24/3/2023 11:24

The shorts are in over drive – I wonder what has triggered them….

The words from the recent webinar, that I thought were the most illuminating were said by David Hobbs...

If you recall one of the pre-well concerns raised by some people some commentators on Pantheon, was that there wouldn't be enough gas, there was an estimate of around 600 cubic feet per barrel, there was a concern that there wouldn't be enough energy in the system to meet even a 10% primary recovery Factor. In truth what we've seen in, gas is much more compressible than water oil, so it provides the energy to maintain flow without Reservoir pressure dropping as much, and so in simple terms gas volumes that we've seen, and the reservoir being, as close to the bubble point is good news. The flow test tells us there's plenty of energy in the system and that may well translate into higher primary recovery factors.

I understand he knows something or the oil and gas industry. Probably other who are in the Oil and Gas industry will see the facts in the same way. It is clear to me that either Mr Hobbs or Oil and Gas experts know more than the sorters who are merely desperate to achieve a quick buck…