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This is a copy of the ChessMaster post of 9th April .
What'/s that about ThomasFooler?
Corresponded with Sam regarding a US listing and he said they hadn't given it a thought for some time but that if & when the market believes Sea Lion is happening ,then, they would at some future point give it consideration. Which seems a sensible approach to me.
Sam did said Rkh had some sizeable US investors years back but they drifted away along with the declining sp.
IFair play to him, he always gets back to you and addresses any (relevant & realistic)queries holders may have.
I think as US listing ( not OTC ) will be reviewed once revenues start coming in.
Shell are now also looking to bail from the UK market now, it seems everyone is trying to flee it because its totally washed up & so few use it anymore.Its dead !
Higher valuations can be had in the US & that's where a fair number of British companies already are and want to be listed.
You can buy & sell commission free shares at a number of brokers nowadays( Trading 212/Plus 500 ect) so, it's possible to buy 1 or whatever shares without any commission costs.
There are a number of ridiculous buys today , someone bought 7/22/30 40/44 and then there were buys of 100/200 shares then more trades at 72/80/35 and a the big one for 372 shares.
My guess is college/uni kids having a flutter and its all pretty meaningless but the bid has ticked up so there are slighty more buys than sells although the volume is pretty low.
It's possibly not that sinister, if you were to use something like freetrade (I think minimum is £2 though), you can either buy or sell and you get what you get. It might say 13.9 as it does now, but you pay what you pay. With a share like this, you're not necessarily going to get anything close to 13.9 if you sell or buy. So maybe its someone doing a quick test.
With the bigger FTSE shares it doesn't matter so much but when they're small cap stuff its a bit different
You could trade 1 share at 10.26 with the intenion of hoping that would be the quoted price to cause panic perhaps?
It sounds a bit like getting adult content via mobile phone. You pay £1 on a credit card to prove you are an adult. On here you buy one share to prove you are an idiot.
Market Maker public "codes" in a world of encrypted data connectivity is just virgin on the ridicule horse.
So 14p threshold…we meet again..!
ChatGPT:
A single trade of one share at a significantly low price could have several explanations, but it's unlikely to be a secret code. Here are some possibilities:
Test Trade: Sometimes traders or brokers might execute small trades as test transactions to ensure their systems are working correctly. These trades are usually of minimal value.
Error: It could be an error or a fat finger trade, where someone accidentally places an order for just one share.
Market Manipulation: In some cases, traders might engage in market manipulation tactics by executing small trades to manipulate the stock's price or volume. However, this would typically involve multiple small trades rather than just one.
Transfer or Settlement: It could be part of a larger transaction where only one share was needed to fulfill a transfer requirement or settle an obligation.
Signal: While unlikely, some traders might use unusual trade sizes or patterns as signals to other market participants. However, this is not a common practice, especially with just one share.
If this " myth " is widely known then anyone can do it as a joke ( cf my post on April 1st which had a few people rushing to top up their RKH holdings ).
Is that true?
I read somewhere that such trades indicate nothing of any significance and that the various meaningful interpretations are merely people trying to read something into what amounts to nothing.
I'd love to believe such trades mean something, rather like objects left on the pavement (or on the driveway) outside certain houses to indicate they are good to burgle. Anyone know? If so, what is the code?
Normally a sign that something is afoot and about to be announced based upon my experience.
The price action today suggests something is up too.
Much
Ralph, Sea Lion is going ahead....unless I know nothing ...IMHO-DYOR
Whats so funny ??
Definately could !!!???
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lol
MD - If they can get the funding, they definately could hit £1.
**Think we could rise to 20p-25p on speculation towards end of summer. Market can turn quickly. start of 2025 and this could be a very different beast.**
One day you will be shouting £1+....IMHO
Think we could rise to 20p-25p on speculation towards end of summer. Market can turn quickly. start of 2025 and this could be a very different beast.
The market, or what little is left of it, will only take note of Sea Lion once Funding & FID are announced, any other preparations, will be largely ignored.
I corresponded with Sam regarding a US listing and he said they hadn't given it a thought for some time but that if & when the market believes Sea Lion is happening ,then, they would at some future point give it consideration. Which seems a sensible approach to me.
Sam did said Rkh had some sizeable US investors years back but they drifted away along with the declining sp.
IFair play to him, he always gets back to you and addresses any (relevant & realistic)queries holders may have.
I think as US listing ( not OTC ) will be reviewed once revenues start coming in.
Shell are now also looking to bail from the UK market now, it seems everyone is trying to flee it because its totally washed up & so few use it anymore.Its dead !
Higher valuations can be had in the US & that's where a fair number of British companies already are and want to be listed.
... is selling its Argentina unit. Jolly dee
Yes, had seen that link a few weeks earlier thanks to another forum.
pre FID, Navitas has detailed the work much better than Premier had.
FID in 2025 (at worst) is believable.
The market is still blind to all the positive news flow of the past 18-24 months.
Patience
UK / Europe is no location to list an E&P company but now is not the time to quit Ldn for a US listing. Maybe try that after first oil?
Patience
This was all mentioned some weeks ago on here I recall. I've certainly seen one for a heliport and this, I probably mentioned it at the time it was sent to me. They then seem to be in Penguin News. Not really sure how it'd all work (sadly I'm not in the business of building heliports), whether they'd build it all first or everything will just be a go and they'll want everything done quickly.
Quite often a letter of intent will be given with some financial agreement (cancellation Terms) to allow vendors with especially long lead product to get the ball rolling wrt sourcing of material. This may happen months before FID. In fact I am led to believe that Premier were doing that last time around and vendors were actively working before it got parked. Its not uncommon if a relatively tight timeline is to be met - and 18 months FID to 1st oil is a very tight timeline in field development terms.
Useful local capabilities ready to be harnessed.
https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/falkland-islands-airfield-resurfacing-project-completed/