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Thats it in a nutshell, but i do think that people are much more aware that these journalists are bought and paid for by "special interest groups".
Do you like the terminology used?
Lets all hope the filthy hedge fund scum are nicely burned for xmas!
Cry wolf (shorters) or Once bitten twice shy (PI's)
The question is how many of us notice the trend, but it all smacks of desperation
As I think we all know, the reality is slightly different here. Premier oil’s debt will be circa $1.5bn following confirmation of sale of Zama, their Mexican field in the next few weeks as the next put half year pay down..
The author has got their dollars and pounds mixed up.
Premier is a very well run company with a superb CEO who has been managing the debt down over the last few years and generating free cash flow. It has huge potential.
I would expect that on the sale of Zama and reduction in debt to nearer $1.5bn you are going to see the largest short In Europe prove to be an extremely expensive mistake by Asia Research & Capital Management. Imagine having to buy back 25% of a company in a rising market! Ouch!
You can almost smell those shorts burning from here........ good luck my little Asian friends. You can’t buck the market as they say.......
Don't forget the one back in Jan 2019 that was again just rumours and only served to help these shorters:
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2019/01/13/premier-oil-mulls-15bn-cash-call-buy-chevron-assets/
Noticed a trend?
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/investing/bonds/questor-premier-oil-bonds-look-safe-houses-firm-continues-cut/
Most importantly, it is continuing to cut its debts,
Premier forecast full-year net debt reduction at the upper end of the $250m-$350m range.
It said daily production was 14pc higher than in the same period last year thanks to operating efficiency of 97pc.