ROS .. the gamblers anonymous thread !!!

or there`s the ROS version....`deck the hall with £oads of £o££y( loads of lolly) fa la...etc..a quick reply to booste11..It was Remp that convinced the other institutional holders to `pile in ` and back him...if he somehow he managed to sell his shares prior to those he advised to `buy`...all hell would let lose and it would be the end of Remp in the oil game and the city....and all for a trifling £600k. The creditors would then be screaming, the rest of the shares would be worthless and the company that he put his life into would go to the wall. This would be as good as stabbing everyone else in the back...Your`e wrong on this. I was into this company at £4 and £12 and feel I know this man well, he`s a fighter, the last of a kind, the stuff that gave birth to the legends of the American wild west, General Custer. If he goes down, we all go with him.History has had it`s hero`s. Napoleon, Nelson, Alexander the Great, Romell and S.Remp....all have one thing in common....they all led from the front.....and the motivation was the adrenolin of the battle it`self, without the battles no one would have heard of the above. It was the battles that gave then immortality.Ros may not be able to sustain 60mcfd, but what if they are in a break even situation of say 30mcfd... or even 25 mcfd..something must be comming out of the ground or the plug would have already been pulled. I believe this is why we have no news.You never know, Ireland it`self may end up building large storage facilities and subsidise Ramco`s operation rather than pull the plug and increase imports that would be an extra drain on it`s economy. If Ireland want the gas badly enough, it`s got to help to get it out of the ground.Politics and oil is a strange cocktail......There must be some form of provision in the drilling licence that covers such a scenario?....whereby the grantor of the licence, ie, Ireland, have the final say in outcome of the operation baring in mind that by ending the operation may have the knock on effect in ending future investment in the area (and we`ve still got the oil extraction to consider).Untill we get some numbers to crunch...it`s all hypothetical and if it`s one thing the city hates..it`s uncertainty.However, one thing is certain...it`s not over..... yet. (p.s, I`m shut down to the 10th also)