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wynonie, a good question, and for the record I have in fact sold more RKH to buy more FOGL and others. So my holding is greatly reduced in RKH now from the 50% it was reduced down after flow test
Taken from motley board 6.8.11

Proselenes - 10 Aug 2011 03:24 - 564 of 574
Its hilarious, I sold out at 300p and now because the price has risen from 140p to 200p I was wrong for selling at 300p

Pro you talk utter tosh and lie through your teethyou sold half your holding at a price between 2.70 to 2.30 the rest of your holding you sold when the market collapsed I expect so under 2 so after ramping this share since New Year when you bought at 3.60 you have lost a packet.

A disgrace to the boards instead of using your name to de ramp the share your using mariopeter I hope every one who reads your thread see you as the fake and utter bull shi**er you are.

There are a lot of people desperate to ramp RKH at the moment. Its not a rampable share now.

Slow and steady it is - the excitement is all over for now, its just like any most other stocks now, much lower risk, much less reward potential short term.

The rampers appear to be hitting their head against a brick wall and are not intelligent enough to realise whats happening.

When it was 38p when I purchased in first it was a great share with massive potential - most of that is used up for now.

Its even got so pathetic on ADVFN that I said the share was now steady, low risk, perhaps 30% gain in the coming months before a big placing in Q1 2012 when the cash runs out.

And for saying it will rise 30% in 6 months - I got called a deramper......... LOL :)

Lots of emotional muppets in this stock now, have not got a clue but ramping it hard.........

36p.......rubbish 3.60 at New Year when he sold everthing to buy RKH

They have 3 more drills back to back to drill there is only one muppet not holding just deramping trying to get back in after selling at the wrong time as its doubled since he sold........muppet pro

Looking back its been a long ride since those 38p days.

Not many people were long back then in RKH, only me and a few others of the BB posters. Lots came in after the news, but there were few of us here before the big news back in May 2010.

I still remember posting the RNS of the big oil find. Those were the days, me saying not to sell and many others posting how they sold at 60p or 90p LOL :)

http://www.moneyam.com/InvestorsRoom/posts.php?tid=8509&from=597


All out of RKH at the moment - not going to buy back in either - there are much better potentials out there for big gains in the short term - RKH is now low risk with perhaps 30% gain in the coming 6 months.

Not attractive to me.

come on children - enough throwing of toys
personally, i think Pro is wrong and that there is considerably more upside potential in RKH than 30% over the next 6 months ..... even if he's right, it's better than having some blue-sky penny stock which crashes to zilch

cynic - who is throwing toys ?

I see a number of missing post numbers, which means someone on my squelched list is posting here - one of the muppets.

But which muppet is it ?


cynic - 16 Aug 2011 15:53 - 581 of 581
come on children - enough throwing of toys

http://www.bgs.ac.uk/falklands-oil/downloads/newsletters/news.pdf

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Ah, the great Proselenes squelch list, which I believe is at least as important as the Magna Carta or perhaps Treaty of Versailles! Not much good though when you forget who is on the list lol!

Latest FD update on RKH :

http://www.mediafire.com/?ydpwdo2yebo17m4

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RKH for me is now in the "disinteresting" phase as they appraise more and then raise money in Q1 next year.




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RKH isn't a mining company

OOPS

LOL

Mining, Oil - all the same principle.

Discovery boom, then the disinterest and the value coming out later when production nears and then starts.

XEL is a classic chart as above.......... RKH as well now its in the disinterest zone.......

Great - does 'disinterest' mean you will be no longer posting?

No, does not.

Simply means no interest in holding any RKH. Thats all.

Back below 210p levels - how unsurprising.

Up through 220p levels - unsurprising.

Volatile - too much short term hot money in it still.

O&G Price Monitor.

http://www.mediafire.com/?m2j17nh6m33gu8k

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