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Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Spitfire Oil	LSE:SRO	London	Ordinary Share	BMG836741048	ORD USD0.0005 (DI)

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-0.50p	-13.33%	3.25p	3.00p	3.50p	4.25p	3.25p	4.25p	70,000	12:41:39

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Oil & Gas Producers	0.0	-0.8	-2.9	-	0.84

Spitfire Oil Share Discussion Threads

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17/2/2019 00:10	Another 200k to go..	playful	Read Full Thread Reply
16/1/2019 22:56	This continues to be grossly over valued as the true valuation is £600K in my belief.	playful	Read Full Thread Reply
13/12/2018 09:34	lol - Amazing isn't it - That looks like the best one - Wages for a few years yet -	tomboyb	Read Full Thread Reply
13/12/2018 08:58	My all time favourite: “The challenge remains Himalayan in its proportion” hTTps://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/spitfire-oil-SRO/share-news/Spitfire-Oil-Limited-Half-Yearly-Report/70928795	playful	Read Full Thread Reply
13/12/2018 08:40	Chairmans statement " it has been another fruitless year" " time willl tell... " " efforts have led to nothing" " you directors have no interest.. " In all the years of doing this i dont think i've ever read things like this . Shocking ineptness and negativity. ( I dont hold.)	vish65	Read Full Thread Reply
13/12/2018 08:10	How many fruitless years - And the cash pile has got smaller and smaller - Once gone they may look for something -	tomboyb	Read Full Thread Reply
13/12/2018 08:02	The true value must be under one million now. It has been another fruitless year in the attempt to acquire a significant and value enhancing asset for the Company. Can we guess who this is directed at?... “Your directors have no interest in acquiring any asset which may provide market excitement but will inevitably lead to disappointment and financial loss.”	playful	Read Full Thread Reply
13/12/2018 07:43	Any point to this company - Non except wages - Like a DHSS -	tomboyb	Read Full Thread Reply
06/9/2018 22:15	Big drop coming here as whispers in the wind tell me PJ & Michelle must admit to their diminishing holding otherwise AIM regulation will be asking questions. Notice he is desperately banging the drum on Twitter whilst attempting to escape his lobster pot... 4/9 12:16 Holding 9%+ #SRO - mkt cap less than cash at bank & enormous oz lignite resource. Watch that one closely. Mkt cap £1.3m 25m shares in issue! Playing a dangerous game dear boy it’s time to admit your current holding and face the consequences. Let’s see a current date attributed to your holding. hTTp://www.spitfireoil.com/share-capital/ Worth a read... hTTps://guerillainvesting.co.uk/2017/10/26/26880/ You could learn a thing from Kavi who just sat and waited patiently for that greater fool without any ramping whatsoever.	playful	Read Full Thread Reply
18/7/2018 21:20	https://www.ft.com/content/408cfa46-3e06-11e8-b7e0-52972418fec4 Japan’s Kawasaki Heavy Industries has teamed up with the Australian government to lead a A$500m ($388m) project to turn coal into liquid hydrogen, in what it has described as one of the world’s first attempts to commercialise the technology. The pilot project aims to generate “green energy” for use in cars, electricity generation and industry in Japan from one of the dirtiest fuels, brown coal. It involves converting coal to hydrogen at a power plant in the Latrobe Valley — a region in Australia with some of the world’s most abundant supplies of the fossil fuel, which is also called lignite. Looks like tech has caught up with lignite and SRO has 200 Mbls equivalent FYB	zebbo	Read Full Thread Reply
12/7/2018 20:13	Waking up.........deal coming v soooooooooon	zebbo	Read Full Thread Reply
15/5/2018 19:36	Also said it was a sell from highs and 9p. Probably people selling at a loss.	baz9707	Read Full Thread Reply
15/5/2018 19:34	Zebbo I am watching but see it going sub 1m mkt cap before any interest again. PJ Is locked in at the moment I see it getting ramped up when he gets access to his shares again. Might get in then. Good luck though and if you are in now hope it comes good for you.	baz9707	Read Full Thread Reply
15/5/2018 18:42	All quiet, great time to stake build.......which is going well. Corp activity due soon	zebbo	Read Full Thread Reply
23/2/2018 19:43	Not been in this for a while did have over 2% @ 4p. Now have it as a sell. Board no I interest.	baz9707	Read Full Thread Reply
22/2/2018 17:08	Na directors via Keynes Capital will eventually eat all the money and company will evaporate	ringostar	Read Full Thread Reply
20/2/2018 10:37	They can always farm into Corallian Energy's oil assets with the cash balance they hold. hxxp://www.corallian.co.uk/projects.html	euclid5	Read Full Thread Reply
20/2/2018 08:13	Absolutely nothing has changed since this company was valued at £800K… Its still a monumental task to do anything here! Those shareholder funds are disappearing and clearly no justification for the current market cap.	playful	Read Full Thread Reply
29/12/2017 23:05	21So, put a vote on Twitter with some business sectors on just to see what people would most like to see SRO look Into during 2018. I picked the following sectors; (obviously there are many others, but these seem to be in vogue at present) 1) stay in oil and gas 2) fintech - blockchain type development 3) fintech - crypto currency (ie miniing) 4) mineral resources - EV related ( ie. copper cobalt, lithium, nickel Link is here hopefully https://twitter.com/wyld3c4rd/status/946706324674564097?ref_src=twcamp%5Eshare%7Ctwsrc%5Eios%7Ctwgr%5Ecom.apple.mobilenotes.SharingExtension If you fell like adding your vote, or commenting, feel free Predictably, fintech blockchain is leading the way, closely followed by EV mineral resource development, But, will it stay that way? L.	lazygun	Read Full Thread Reply
07/12/2017 02:25	In fact, looking at your posts playful, it’s just drivel. = filtered L.	lazygun	Read Full Thread Reply
07/12/2017 02:24	Lol - tiny, 9.8% Lol, he’s one of the largest shareholders now.... I think that will be more than enough to get a foot in the door... And of course he can get out with profit. He got the bulk of his stake around the mid 4’s to 6’s - PJ been accumulating since summer - check the rns’s, and the stock prices at the same time. He is well in profit, but I still think that will be a tiny profit, compared to what we are likely to see in the 6-12 months -just mopinion of course. I certainly wouldn’t want to encourage anyone to buy or sell stock in this company. L.	lazygun	Read Full Thread Reply
07/12/2017 02:19	Playful, Just because other people aren’t registered at above 3% of the company, doesn’t mean that there aren’t other investors involved now, who may well be allied to PJ, or at least share common interest, in seeing the company do something with it’s cash pile... From stuff I’ve seen, I’m pretty sure that there are others...... L.	lazygun	Read Full Thread Reply
07/12/2017 02:16	I haven’t said that PJ will for anything. But, I am sure that given the size of his holding, he will be talking to the BoD to find out what their intentions are, and given PJ’s current directorships, and network of contacts, it wouldn’t surprise me if PJ put the BoD together with other people on the resource space.... We could even have the possibility of another mgt coup attempt. Oust current board, put new people in, develop a new business strategy, and implement. It wouldn’t be the first time that’s happened.... but, you can be pretty certain, PJ is not going to be a passive investor.... L	lazygun	Read Full Thread Reply
06/12/2017 15:10	No doubt he has booked a couple of tickets for their AGM in Australia. You don’t take a 10% stake in a company just to be a passive investor... Unfortunately, you have no choice as without 30% or support from other large stakeholders you remain a whisper in the wind. You will receive lip service but nothing more to your so called ideas. Nor I think would he be looking to exit now with just a 100% or so profit. He can’t get out with any profit whatsoever that’s why it’s a lobster pot There will I reckon, as I’ve said before, be one or two things that are likely to happen in the near term; What will be the catalyst? Certainly not PJ’s tiny-tiny 9.8%! Hardly gets him in the door never mind a chair at the table.	playful	Read Full Thread Reply
06/12/2017 15:01	How is PJ going to force anything to happen here when the company is registered in Bermuda and shareholder rights are nonexistent?	clemo69	Read Full Thread Reply

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