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Petrel Resources Plc | PET | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 25/4/2024 09:11 by dusseldorf Apotheki - you're probably reading too much into that - likely the reader just thought 'well this sucks' and voted 'the news' down as its badAnyway 15 days delay/whatever is a drop in the ocean compared to the 20 years Pet has sat in limbo |
Posted at 20/4/2024 09:32 by steveberyl Many posts suggest IRAQ are `selling` the opportunity to bid for the Blocks available, as though each bid must contain a cheque for $5,000,000. That is palpably, untrueWhat is required is a Surety, which is a completely different animal. A Licence is given to successful Bidder who has a certain length of time to ensure their fitness and ability to deliver what they have promised. The loans available to successful Applicants would be NUMEROUS AND AT FAVOURABLE RATES. These Licences will be worth a Fortune & will be transferable for a Kings Ransom. Opportunity of a lifetime for PET & Holders Ignore doomsters. An addition; According to Seismic tests in May 2013 there are, 156 Billion Barrels of Oil in Irag BLOCKS being offered. |
Posted at 18/4/2024 15:22 by palwing32 Totally agree Fenners. Sadly we have been here DECADES now and seen it all before. The only oil involved with PET is snake oil. |
Posted at 18/4/2024 00:03 by fenners66 " Our time has come "Really ? That one has been rolled out on advfn every year for 20 years... Not just PET though - the rest of the kennel too... Not happened yet and that adds up to the equivalent of 75 years worth or so.... |
Posted at 17/4/2024 16:23 by kdickson Someone on the other thread quite rightly warning that the Middle East is becoming more unstable and to beware of the latest 'pumping round'.I can assure everyone that this is not pumping, but just a major brain dump of information sharing that I have gathered over the years and gleaned from emails and reliable contacts. We are long overdue some good news and I personally believe it will be forthcoming so I'm happy to share fact based info and opinions with all us shareholders - that's what these boards are for after all. :) But don't bet everything on PET ;) |
Posted at 17/4/2024 16:02 by steveberyl Brokers are positive about prospects at Pet. Well worth a tickle.No big deal at a loss The positive side is IMMENSE. Price could go skywards. Stuck a few quid in, not long to wait. |
Posted at 17/4/2024 15:23 by felix0007 Are you in Pet Risky?? |
Posted at 17/4/2024 13:52 by felix0007 Great to see Pet at the top of the aim risers today. Not long to go for some news for sure!! |
Posted at 22/2/2024 12:11 by goggin Even if there is no immediate deal involving PET, the fact that there is movement forward in the whole country makes this a worthwhile gamble , especially with PET'S tiny market cap, any crumbs would represent a Hugh dinner Charting a Course for RecoveryAs Iraq positions itself at the crossroads of recovery and development, the unfolding story of its hydrocarbon sector is more than an economic venture; it's a beacon of hope for a nation striving to turn the page on years of conflict |
Posted at 15/1/2024 13:04 by steveberyl The date of Licence granting is irrelevant to the Big picture, the only picture Investors should be interested in right now is PET current price.Licences WILL BE GIVEN at some time soon, then any COMPANY BEING LUCKY BAGS, ENORMOUSLY. Pet is a great punt at this price, not sure about £5 being reached, but £2 + is a nailed on Certainty if PET get a licence. BILLIONS OF BARRELS will be the prize in an ESTABLISHED OIL FIELD, remember that, THIS is an established proven OIL FIELD Best punt EVER. If PET gets lucky, with 22 karat RNS it makes a number of Millionaires, instantly. |
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