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Good point munchbox, Woodford a good example too. At moment a risk between money running out in a few years or a deal being done. I'm thinking a deal will be done.
Zedy.
Majority of the CEO’s who have previously succeeded in companies have never managed to repeat their success.
It’s a big flaw investors have thinking they will do it again
Maybe it will happen but with a very small possibility as history suggests I think you should not invest with the logic he did well before even thou that looks good on the CV.
So I would take each deal / price movement as and when it comes.
FPM was taken over after 12 years of being founded. Dont know what the initial capital was and how many fund raises were needed. Guessing those in at the beginning did ok. Definitely a hold for the long term with more share additions required.
News must be due soon! LBE been listed for approx 8 months now. Maybe COVID & falling oil prices have meant the board have gone back to renegotiate deals? Just look at PMO & BP with the Andrew takeover.
Timing is key here! In all honesty i’m gonna keep my chips on the table with RRE as personally i see greater short term gains. I’ve got a healthy profit over there, 110% , Since early April.
When i take my profit it’s only goin one place, and that’s LBE.
Good Luck Guys!
Read all the posts below. Interesting that previous board have good track record. Only issue is that there are many companies looking at acquisitions and others already with production and operator licences in place could be in a better position. The longer the first acquisition takes, the more current cash will decrease and with it the ability to buy production. AGM will be interesting.
Yes indeed Beardozer, reckon people may well get left behind on LBE. Learnt my lesson last month wanting RRE cheaply and hoping for a pull back from £7,£8,£9 that never happened so went in at £10. Could have been twice as much up if hadn't hesitated. LBE is an absolute bargain given the board's track record and once it goes, it won't stop flying...
Let's hope LBE follows in the footsteps of RRE!
Jump onbaord - we haven't set sail yet!!
Can't help noticing RRE is up nearly 25% since I declared it not to be "jackpot material"! Still, can't invest in everything...
Excuse my ignorance Beardozer but what is a binary bet? I'm asking because I'd been looking at Landsdowne myself today- it got a favorable mention on Oilman Jim's latest Share Talk and he suffers no nonsense normally so I consider that to be a good sign.
My oily 50 bagger is obviously LOGP but it's a binary bet despite encouraging recent developments. Another is ZIOC which will be developed but in whose lifetime? At the moment it's the closest its ever been but that doesn't mean anything will happen soon. Dark forces are at work... The third jackpot is ORR which Mr. Market treats with disdain - DYOR! As for LBE, I'm simply backing the Management's previous track record and I'm a LTH.
If only we’d of invested into RRE at the IPO @ 50p. Without doubt it will pass historical highs over the next 12-18 months!
LBE has a vastly experienced board with what appears to a similar strategy to RRE.
Let me know what 50 bagger you’re thinking! :-)
Unfortunately I spend far too much of my time " thinking oil". Thanks for your recommendation which is just the kind of share I'm looking to invest in as soon as I've hit the first of several jackpots. One of which is oil-related and it's not LBE. For me, a jackpot means at least a 50-bagger. While I don't see RRE as jackpot material I do like the very few shares in issue and the very high yield.