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I have mailed Big Sam with regards to whether they would consider a US listing.
I think we could benefit from a US listing as the LSE is Dead & Buried.
As everyone knows, the UK market is Dead , many companies are fleeing to the US as more participants & higher valuations can be expected.
We have all seen the pitiful volume for Rkh so would it be better to have a US listing as they are far more welcoming on fossil fuels and there are more participants.
A US listing might be worth considering with the progress that's expected that should put the company on another level.
The "church parish" approach towards their own readiness for the hydrocarbons must end. FIG must slash the royalty. The resource can curse.
Patience
Apologies Mogger - I miissed that in your post.
It looks like the business sector are not impressed with the FIG regarding engaging with them to maximise opportunities for the private sector. This is a shame as the FIG .need to keep all sections of the population onside Is the FIG unable to multitask ?
Buffit,
I did mention to listen from 21.35 in the original message
Mogger
HI Mogger - can you provide a relevant time slot in that programme - don't want to hear about sheep-sh-------- stories . Thanks for the link.
All,
Just a small update on oil readiness from the public meeting held earlier this week.
From 21:35
https://fitv.co.fk/falklands-in-focus/week-684/?_gl=1*1sdgilf*_up*MQ..*_ga*MTQwNTM5NzgwMi4xNzEyNDA3NzI4*_ga_CLVTRMVVR8*MTcxMjQwNzcyNy4xLjEuMTcxMjQwNzc4My4wLjAuMA..
Mogger
Bulletin boards full of boasting self made men that can't prove they're even men.
Well, I'm still buying under 15p, worth a bet I think.
Finley, who's just appeared as latics departed, sounds like he knows all about being an unloved child.
Next off, having called all and sundry "not good looking" and so on, he'll be complaining about peeps insulting him. Done so already. Just like latics, funny that :)
The grammar is awful, FairPlay. But I’m a self made man. I’ve often found over the years the
ones who make all the digs, are basically unhappy, usually poor, not good looking, and was
probably unloved as a child,
Fair to say it applies to a few on here, the great elite. Investing in penny shares, and oh so
important, but not smart enough to have made any real money in life.
12p a share I think I can stretch to 10 . Hah.
Investment strategy tip is once your got your giro this week, buy another 5 number 12p shares,
treat yourself.
Hopefully something in Navitas results in 2 weeks!!
Rubbish
Rockhopper is more about the resource and less about the CEO / CFO / Chair / Board.
Brent is on a secular move north. New money will invest in big oil first, and next into mid cap producers. We are out of molecules. When the panic strikes, and the mad grab for resources starts, then it will be Rockhopper's time. Maybe the last, but not the least.
Wait a decade, or two.
Patience
Pay no heed to spelling/grammar, etc, over on PRD & EOG, we have clowns pretending one day to be erudite & the next day gobshyte :-)
Ovets
See parody. Laugh. Don't deny/
Not so sure AC. Finley can't spell and the grammar is awful, so I would be careful about taking the word of an illiterate stranger over seriously.
SpaceHoppa
Its very uncharitable of you to deny me the pleasure of soaking slugs in salt to see how they wither.
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Finley
The breadth and depth of your precise analysis of RKH, GKP and the the oil and gas sector in general suggests you work for a major investment company such as Blackrock or Berkshire Hathaway. Can you give us mugs a few tips as where we might invest our spare cash for a return which exceeds the BoE base rate?
On the Anadarko front just to say when there is a rumour that a big business is going to buy
your company it’s best to probably sell. Here’s another example, GKP back in the day were also
finding large amounts of oil, Exxon were rumoured to be buying them at £8 a share. The then
CEO was very good at looking after his own interests, as were the Kurds at nicking the oil, so
I sold.
It’s not my fault that the CEO has been in charge for what 15 years and taken the share price from £4/5 to 12p. Turning up at the agm’s the original CFO seemed full of integrity perhaps a
bit naive , the CEO couldn’t strike a deal to buy a cup of coffee.
And finally, as the responses Hilary Clinton stuck the knife in to sour the deal, so what are the
changes that the same thing doesn’t happen again to sour the deal.
I of course wish investors well, but it’s not my fault that the business is valued at 12p a share that is the fault of the board.
Finley is wrong about Anadarko history. On 3 Feb 2012 at 14.56,a text conversation between a poster in the Casino at Biarritz, and a poster in London, took place. These two posters identified the tail code of a private jet parked at Mount Pleasant in Falklands as belonging to Anadarko Aviation Services, which was co-domiciled with the oil company of the same name in Houston. Clearly the Texans were in town and talking shop.
The London poster had the then Sun reporter, Steve Hawkes, on speed dial and he tipped Hawkes off. It seemed to confirm the rumoured story of 23 January that £1 billion was on offer for Rockhopper shares. The next day the Sun splashed it on its front pages with a picture of the boss man wearing his former US military general uniform.
Anadarko walked away shortly afterwards, and the official explanation was that the press publicity was too embarrassing.
The reality was that the US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, who had befriended Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, warned Anadarko to back off, so there you have it.
Sam didn’t turn the deal down.
Sometimes there's relevant information on ADVFN that's not on LSE, otherwise I wouldn't bother with what you rightly describe as the " asylum " .
That’s only because Gozzie copies and pastes from here. I don’t think he’s ever got over being banned and now he’s stuck in the asylum where he belongs.