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Well done NOFEAR, ATB
Hi smalltrader,
Nice to hear from you. Forgive me if I did not reply to you immediately. I have my eyes everywhere and don't
mean to be rude to you. I've been getting my Chinese friends to invest in Pmo and got them to sell up their BP shares and use the funds to buy also RR shares. If they had listened to me when Pmo was at 18p and bought them at this price levels they would had many over £100k in profits. Sometimes is impossible to show people where they're going wrong and they only realize that I was right after they see the Pmo shares going up and go to buy them at 29p. My Chinese friends are finally following my advice and just like they're in Cineworld at about 80p average, they're also in Hammerson too. I'm in Cpi shares and Cine at 65p avg. I've already sold my Pmo shares and made nearly £8k in profits. I'm ready to buy them again if there is a drop to my levels but looks like its not going to happen. Had I put my £76k in Pmo instead Cpi, I would had a better return. We live and learn. Good Luck. NoFear
Good to see you here NOFEAR!
Well done with your CINE holdings. That is a winner. I was in and out many times in CINE and now have avg around 80p. Hopefully PMO as well comes good for you and for all of us. All the risks with PMO are gone and the enlarged group is a much better company.
Hi osksell
Don't sell at a loss. If they drop tomorrow or Thursday it will only be a few pences. Pmo is an excellent company. If you have spare cash, just buy more when and if it drops. Don't invest in Tullow oil shares please as they have cash and debt issues not yet resolved. Premier oil shares are worth a minimum of 24.6p and currently have been following the recent and now past high oil prices due to the US bad freezeing weather.
The Premier Oil shares price will once the reverse takeover is completed go to around 35p to 40p.
I'm ready to buy more if it drops to my 24.6p price levels otherwise I won't. Just because it drops a little does not mean you need to sell up. I'm only taking advantage of a potential drop of a few pences if I'm lucky at all. It might not even happen at all. Good luck. NoFear
What happens to my PMO shares after PMO name change to Harbour Energy
Will they be safe with this new Company name change, will the share price change.
Should I sell them at a loss in case I lose them all??