RECAF

DeeDee is back spewing shit. Always seems to show up on green days trying to persuade investors to sell. Yes. We know you are shorting the stock. The question is, when will you and all the other’s finally get burned when it goes up and doesn’t go back down. You all are playing Russian roulette every day.

Deedee is a scared bitch. Just keeps posting garbage in hopes of getting everyone to sell. Well, as you can see, this isn’t like Covid times where a bunch of new investors got scared off of investments with market manipulation and FUD.
People here know the risks and what they feel is worth that risk. Anyone investing in resources has to have patience.

Deedee. Shut the fuck up. We all know you are a panicking short otherwise you wanted be spewing a hundred times a day. Most people here are longs, your spewing does nothing to get anyone to sell.

You can tell who is shitting their pants DeeDee. Why post repeated shit on a thread that is primarily longs.

Sure the price is going down today it’s had a hell of a run and shorts just won’t let go for various reasons, but a new era is dawning on the Plains of Namibia and therefore one should be looking for accumulation points as we wait for test production and beyond. Trust the science, trust the stewardship at the helm.

another short attack?

“yawn”…

in since b4 the rig crossed the Atlantic

Long time holder, all long term cap gains & rarely ever poster

Holding ‘til they prove out the belt/basin w this once in a generation discovery and $160+ per share

In since B4 the rig left the states, and have to state, blocking out all the poorly paid short shills & fully focused on the pot of gold at the end of this rainbow

Lets go, Go, GO boys!

T.

The wait was worth it…

AI Overview

Yes, there is commercial oil and gas in Neoproterozoic carbonate rocks in Siberia, although many of the largest reserves are in siliciclastic rocks. These deposits are located in the Lena-Tunguska petroleum province, with estimated in-place reserves of approximately 4 billion barrels of oil and 38 trillion cubic feet of gas, with about 33% of these in Riphean and Late Vendian–Early Cambrian carbonates.