Good to see the voicing of concern, good to see persons starting...

Good to see the voicing of concern, good to see persons starting to ask some hard questions, well done, looks like I can now start to be less of a sole voice in this regards.

But yes, as I stated on a prior post prior to the commencement of this thread, central did say that the consultant may not view the reserves report in line to thier expectations, or something to that effect.

So the question being, coy told the maker to anticipate a less than excitable report or is it to be a supper duper? Has the market already factored in the comment made, look at the share price.

IMHO the issue associated with central share price has and continues for me personally to be an ongoing concern, the inability to appreciate the share price really needs to be taken into consideration. From my ownunderstanding event central them selves are scratching head as to why this coy is so unloved, share price a case in point. But is this is the case, has central really taken a good look at its self.

What is triggering the rot in the share price, could it be that the market has turned its back of this organisation once wrongful removal of JH sank in, who knows I certainly don't.

I would have anticipated the market to send a very positive signal once the new chairman was announcement, even that failed to solidify the share price.

Oh yes, the soon to be released upgraded gas reserves report shall be most interesting indeed, most interesting I think.

I do wish the very long term share holders all the best but does the share price sign provide the answer already? Who knows.