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There might be a tiny pullback followed by another surge...this could go past 500p now...

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Trying to buy online and cant.......grrrrrrrr

thats 10 rf

That's a long way up.....I'd say by the new year perhaps above 500p....but this is only guesswork....

Top up at 3,93p....greeeeeeeed,i can now go for a walk and chill and wait for update.

Bought a small amount myself....the thing with this company is that there are no negative points..not one...I can't think of any....

Profit taking filling in now... 386p now

Are you shorting it...?...what a great idea !....

Bought a pile more at 3.84....that is me fully loaded!

well done boys ..... i know with that invaluable aid "hindsight", i've paid rather too much for this morning's top-up, but i can't see that it'll look that terrible in due course

The high flow rate and the reservoir quality being far better than the uppermost expectations means........

That fewer wells will be needed for full field development, which means future costs have been reduced and the FPS will now be double what was expected in terms of initial income.

Once the full upgrades are out I expect significant upgrades to price targets, what is Strong Buy and 600p price target today should well be Strong Buy and 800p price target in a few weeks.

Surprised that it has pulled back....tempted to buy more now...

19% spread staying where i am.

pretty tempting isn't it

Bought some more.....has to go back up again.....

A little bit ridiculous this 2nd level stuff...watching the trades that are obviously buys : they come up as sells...complete nonsense some of the blues and reds...

Proselenes-well done, great call all the way on this one.
Do we have any estimates of what their net profit is per barrel for Bentley Oil might be?
Just curious to know what their margins are-I suppose it is similar to a North Sea average cost per barrel.
TIA

This is heavy crude....

Evermore, they have very generous tax incentives from the UK government to put Heavy Crude into production, so I would suggest that profit per barrel will be on par at least with standard crudes produced from the North Sea.