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"Experts" tell us that you should sell your losers but let your winners run. Bought SEA at 24p, saw it rise to over 40p and held on for greater gains. Next time some one tells you to let the winners run, just say "Sea Energy". Do I sound bitter.................?
interesting to watch from sidelines
After their recent borrowing etc.....looks dodgy to me.... .....something going on in the back ground. Unless, of course those phones have started ringing again, lol
Check out ShareProphets Tom Winnifrith, he gives a frank opinion on these type of stocks. BOL
this morning to my punt on this after following the Daily Mail Tip for the new year. It was up 30% at one stage and I should have bailed. Oh well never to late to jump ship and a salutary lesson for me to cut my losses when my investment runs out of steam.
look weak
a placing? ....balance sheet looks weak, earnings looks weak ...and the management...what can one say? Nothing positive.... except probably honourable unlike some aim nasties
19:31Saturday 07 November 2015 ENERGY entrepreneur Steve Remp has seen more than £2 million wiped off his paper fortune as the share price of the company he founded has tumbled. Read more: http://www.scotsman.com/business/energy/2m-wiped-off-remp-s-shares-in-seaenergy-1-3940671#ixzz3qt4sCHSi
http://tinyurl.com/q7b794p John Aldersey-Williams, chief executive of SeaEnergy (LON:SEA), says the phones are beginning to ring again after a quiet summer with clients including BP (LON:BP), Total (NYSE:TOT) and Chevron (NYSE:CVX) now building the company’s R2S software system into their budgets. R2S or ‘Return to Scene’ provides a 3D photographic models of facilities such as oil rigs that allow maintenance tasks to be planned from a desktop. Aldersey-Williams compares it to a “Google street view for a platform” where clients can visit a remote site virtually and save money on expenses such as helicopter flights. The product is key to SeaEnergy’s diversification strategy outside the oil services industry and was recently selected to assist the de-commissioning of the Dounreay nuclear power site in Scotland.
No improvement, no contracts, just not getting the work. But hey, they've won and industry award..whoopee Sorry, SEA ....NOT GOOD ENOUGH !
:-(
MM are deluded if they think that a 40% spread ( 5-7) will attract buyers. This company and their brokers/MM's need to get real. Disgusted GL all
Having viewed past two IR statements on turbine sell off, marine exit and dry wells, it would appear as stated that all we have left is VAM - which dosn' t stand for "Very Astute Management"
says wot's clear
No reason? don't they look at their balance sheet - Nice rise, shame about the spread.
They don't want the share price to recover ...one bit. Sorry for holders, what a management.
http://*********************/views/15571/seaenergy-news-today-you-make-me-so-angry-you-crony-capitalist-bastards Doesn't mince his words on how brilliantly this company is doing - Not !
Is SEA rising due to the Company's holding in Lansdowne oil (up 12.5%) today OR have they developed 'legs' in their own right. Perhaps SEA are oversold having plummeted from 22p some months ago. Anyone care to add their opinion?
Have been looking at this co. for a while... Would value the opinions of any lth on how well (if at all) SeaEnergy would weather a market crash (i.e. 2008) from a financial perspective? Could they weather that storm? They seem to be able to morph and innovate to pursue opportunities (forensics, nuclear) which sounds good, just concerned about the numbers/underlying strength.
why rush in here? do they need to raise more equity??
Lansdowne Oil and Gas plc, a company in which SeaEnergy holds an 18.67% interest, has today announced its interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2015.
I would probable bail out of this sinking ship if these targets are realised. The stock might be oversold but this company is in dire need of an overhaul. Ever hopeful for a bounce GL all
Was 166k shares, got my noughts crossed! Showing now
was about 3.15pm
but no surprise so should have been priced in, oversold back to 8.5 to 9 by weekend