Rockhopper Exploration Share Discussion Threads

[bigred10] 11/8/2024 08:49

Buffit. Can you explain how I’ve been outed on LSE??
I don’t think I have ever posted on the majority of forums that are listed. Bigred 7 and 10 are the only names I have.
As for getting paid to post you are definitely wrong.
I suppose you are a flat earth man too?
And just for the record Gozzei2 shot JFK.

[gozzie2] 11/8/2024 07:16

He also forecast oil would be 125 dollars in 2024??Unfortunately 99.9 percent on these boards will be in an urn on a mantelpiece??OscarIndiaLimaPosts: 189Price: 13.65Strong BuyRE: 20 p on fidToday 03:45OM or FID do not increase traded volumes. Price means nothing.Wait for the great energy crisis. Read what Mike Rothman writes.Patience

[gozzie2] 11/8/2024 07:02

What about Mmmmonday ?Don't you like them ??

[gozzie2] 10/8/2024 15:57

I did warn them 5 years ago ??AiminvestorsPosts: 89Price: 13.65No Opinion20 p on fidToday 14:34If we get to 20 p on fid I'll be pleased (given where we are now and reality setting in for me). If people aren't interested in oil companies any more then there isn't much they can do. All this talk of one pound plus is pie in the sky

[gozzie2] 10/8/2024 15:56

Soon be Xmas lol ???Silverfoil13Posts: 1,701Price: 13.65No OpinionRE: Delisting.Today 14:20So long as I get £1 at least from Navitas for a takeover I might take it to at least double my original investment (14 years ago) but would prefer £4

[gozzie2] 10/8/2024 07:20

LolToo much fun ?OscarIndiaLimaPosts: 188Price: 13.65Strong BuyRE: GoddersToday 05:16Only a plank would pay another plank to "discourage buying" when, in the first place, nobody is buying anyway.Patience

[gozzie2] 10/8/2024 07:06

No way anyone is paying Tongo ?Shirley??Good grief ??This is for the attention of the hedge funding paying him from Acas ?In most circumstances an employer has the right to claim back money if they've overpaid someone. They should contact the employee as soon as they're aware of the mistake.If an employee notices an overpayment in their payslip, they should talk to their employer as soon as possibleIn most circumstances an employer has the right to claim back money if they've overpaid someone. They should contact the employee as soon as they're aware of the mistake.If an employee notices an overpayment in their payslip, they should talk to their employer as soon as possible

[sellhighandbuylow] 09/8/2024 18:24

WILL ROCKHOPPER STILL BE AROUND FIVE YEARS FROM NOW ???
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Given the fact that the UK Government and the Opposition parties want the UK to move away from being reliant on fossil fuels and it wants the focus to be on renewable sources of energy, then the future for Rockhopper Exploration PLC looks especially bleak.

[brazilnut1] 09/8/2024 15:51

H&W ? Blind leading the blind there. Milking UK for years. Let them go under then cut Northern Ireland loose from the UK. Dont want them dont need em. Just a drain on UK.

[buffit1] 09/8/2024 15:48

Bigred10 outed on LSE.

[gozzie2] 09/8/2024 13:20

Wow Mr Cart still reading this rubbish lol ??AusonPosts: 7,051Price: 13.60No OpinionRE: GoddersToday 10:38From another investment site I read this morning regarding RKH posters

[gozzie2] 09/8/2024 10:10

They have found someone else for the port ?The Falkland Islands Government is already in negotiations with KML Ltd, a marine works contractor based in the United Kingdom, to take over the recently finalised contract with Harland and Wolff of Belfast for the Islands' commercial port replacement project. The legislator-elect with responsibility for Commercial Services, MLA Mark Pollard commented to the weekly Penguin News that the company "has been involved in this type of development for a long time, but at the moment I can't tell you much more about the matter..."Regarding the issue with Harland & Wolff, it was announced that after a detailed review process, the Government of the Islands has decided to finalize further progress in contract negotiations with the company because, "despite productive negotiations, the Government of the Islands and Harland & Woff were unable to achieve a mutually acceptable commercial position."MLA Pollard admitted that it was not an easy decision because "essentially they are struggling and there are jobs at risk, there are people at risk and we wanted to give them every possible opportunity for financial certainty, but in the end we didn't succeed and we also have to think about the people of the Falklands and the project that is so important for the Falklands."MLA Pollard was asked if the outcome was linked to the fact that the company was unable to get the backing of the new Labour government in the United Kingdom. But the legislator explained that this was not necessarily the case, recalling that the company did not achieve the support of the previous conservative government either. And he said that even if they had had that promise, "I am not sure it would have given us the security for a project with a capital investment of the amount that is at stake, especially if issues of that nature are present; lest in the middle of the project we find that there is still another issue, and that was the problem that we had very much in mind. We asked them many questions and gave them plenty of time to answer us, but we did not achieve the satisfaction we expected in the matters raised."The government of the Islands also did not have a contract with the company, so there were no fees to pay, only some legal fees and advice, "but nothing higher in terms of costs"MLA Pollard confirmed that the government remains committed to completing in a timely manner the project of the new port and replacement of the old structure, including the boats, walkways and access roads to be completed no later than the end of 2027."Despite the setback, we remain fully committed to the construction of the port and will continue to advance the project. While this development has proved unfortunate, we are confident in our path forward, and we hope to be able to crystallize this vital project, which is so important for the future of our economic activity."The Falkland Islands Government is already in negotiations with KML Ltd, a marine works contractor based in the United Kingdom, to take over the recently finalised contract with Harland and Wolff of Belfast for the Islands' commercial port replacement project.The legislator-elect with responsibility for Commercial Services, MLA Mark Pollard commented to the weekly Penguin News that this company has been involved in this type of development for a long time, but at the moment I cannot tell you much more about the matter..."Regarding the issue with Harland & Wolff, it was announced that after a detailed review process, the Government of the Islands has decided to finalize further progress in contract negotiations with said company because, "despite productive negotiations, the Government of the Islands and Harland & Woff were unable to achieve a mutually acceptable commercial position."MLA Pollard admitted that it was not an easy decision because "essentially they are struggling and there are jobs at risk, there are people at risk and we wanted to give them every possible opportunity for financial certainty, but in the end we didn't succeed and we also have to think about the people of the Falklands and the project that is so important for the Falklands."MLA Pollard was asked if the outcome was linked to the fact that the company was unable to get the backing of the new Labour government in the United Kingdom. But the legislator explained that this was not necessarily the case, recalling that the company did not achieve the support of the previous conservative government either. And he said that even if they had had that promise, "I am not sure it would have given us the security for a project with a capital investment of the amount that is at stake, especially if issues of that nature are present, and halfway through the project we find that there is still another issue, and that was the problem that we had very much in mind. We asked them many questions and gave them plenty of time to answer us, but we did not achieve the satisfaction we expected in the matters raised."The government of the Islands also did not have a contract with the company, so there were no fees, only some legal fees and advice, "but nothing greater in terms of costs"MLA Pollard confirmed that the government remains committed to completing in a timely manner the project of the new port and replacement of the old structure, including the boats, walkways and access roads to be completed no later than the end of 2027."Despite the setback, we remain fully committed to the construction of the port and will continue to advance the project. While this development has proved unfortunate, we are confident in our path forward, and we hope to be able to crystallize this vital project, which is so important for the future of our economic activity."

[gozzie2] 08/8/2024 22:32

And the best thing of all ,he really hates me lol ??