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I'm sitting on the same fence with you Tap, but I'll further add that the hype of CVN has certainly been a draw card. The sensational rise in Carnarvon's SP will also enter the rather late than never Phillp's incoming word "'FOMO" (Fear of missing out). When the drill starts to churn at Samo the potential value is beyond belief. Boarding tickets are becoming more expensive the longer one holds off.

Rather than rely on the top 200 at 70%. It is much grander than that, as I have said in the past I believe over 90% are very tightly held. The interest now is so overwhelming even those trying to keep a lid on this will be coming out with negative shares gained. Exactly the position we have been waiting for.

A win at Samo, and with this coastline being eyed off internationally in what appears to be of desperate involvement from governments, not just oil companies. Goose bumps, a cold sweat, and sheer exhilaration will blow our minds if FAR go into a successful trading halt with positive results in the Gambia. The price of the stock will only be a guessing game?

Lastly from experience when I held CVN in the past when they entered the ASX 200. The dramatic rise in their SP was truly unbelievable, a while back from memory, but the SP shot up from approx 30 up to 80 cents. Another important milestone, the 200, that FAR will be on the brink of in the very near future if all stars align.

DOC, reserves, TOR, more exploration in Senegal, and much more stimulating, the Gambia. "Wow!!, There still a final trick, near forgot PE. A very tightly held hand trumps or not. Surely a windfall in some way. Big or small".

Who in they're right mind, bar those playing with very long odds, the capper's and the shorter's would have a bid in the sell column. "So much more to come and then some. Where this ends up in the next six months is anybody's guess . Now we sit at roughly fair value for SNE alone. The rest of the agenda is, and could be of extreme massive proportions.