UK 22:37 Monday, 21 September 2026
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New World Oil & Gas (NEW) shares were suspended at 0.24p because of the inability of shareholders to get trades settled. Following a £3.5 million fund raise at 0.09p that seems to have been settled and the shares have restarted trading today, duly crashing to 0.08p -0.1p. Questions, questions.
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Comments
wildrides
No dont hold your breath ……….. because you will die before the Fecking Cunts & Arseholes (FCA) get around to doing anything , and we need our top Aim crime fighter alive and intact .
P/s is it not actually about time you actually took your sabbatical with your Dad , before you get “burn out” ?
Phil
Shocking, made worse it was just so predictable.
Nothing succeeds like failure, everything fails with success
J P Spaghetti
If the FCA were to act it would certainly boost the legacy of its soonish-to-be-ex-CEO Martin Wheatley!