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Weather, chaps, nothing more than that.
All that matters is the destination.
SP been a bit around the place of late.
Weather, I suspect, nothing more.
And maybe a couple of pirates running about.
I am confident we are still homeward bound.
Ad . Not everyone’s cup of tea. They’re rarely troubled by doubt. I seem to recall Boaz as disclosing his entire present and future pension being in the hands of BR golf and general:)). The financial stuff not my area but I did find the rest compelling. Worth remembering how unwelcome Churchill’s views on Germany were at the time.
F&M
There might be the odd nugget in Farage’s FnF venture, but it generally smacks of hard sell, scaremongering grifting, not unlike many other “financial advice” or “t1ps” schticks.
Absolutely right Mick.
I have worked for a couple of those folk, on the wrong end of the spectrum, and some of the stuff they got up to was unbelievable. Very unpleasant. The only upside is once you categorise them, you can pretty much predict how they will behave.
Good on you Mick for doing that job for us. Don’t know if you follow Fortune and Freedom. Recent interview with David Murrin is well worth the hours watch particularly for Keith down under being so close to the CCPs orbit. Makes a strong case for commodity investment over the next few years and the massive geopolitical and repricing events ahead. All that’s asked of us is to provide the short bridge to the self financing described by GRH. Exciting times
Hi Kieth,
The CEO’s probably do have SPD. They make good leaders as they can look at a situation dispassionately, some would say coldly. It’s all to do with upbringing. A sociopath who has been nurtured and loved will likely become a CEO/ politician, etc. while one who has been abused or neglected as a child will tend towards criminality. Prisons are full of personality- disordered people. SPD’s are usually the gang leaders, serial killers, etc.
Mick
Thank you Nic/Sheep. Interesting stuff, I don't know how such people can still be allowed to operate. There's a very true saying that the easiest way to spot a psychopath is by the trail of destruction they leave behind them. Nowadays such people are termed as suffering from SPD - Sociopathic Personality Disorder. I neither know this person, nor am qualified to diagnose such a condition, but the issues raised in the article, if true, would seem to point in that direction. I have met CEOs whom I suspected of such a condition, including one who was a UK Peer of the Realm, and there are currently several Heads of State who behave in the same manner.
nothing to do with prd though? all about t.w. right ? i think most on here already know what a pr...k he is. but maybe not.
Someone bought 12 shares.....prepare yourselves for big bounce :)
Now we got to start all over again :(
Got to admit that was some hefty report/reading.....think the only thing they didn't pick up on was dust on window ledges.
Gla
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Bdt
Wow, that's some read! As a certain Torquay hotel owner would say - "apart from that everything OK?" Lol.
Cheers Nic,
Pretty damning stuff from the RSH compliance officer :-)
Here you go.Keith, nice bit of background reading.
A controversial character, apparently says stuff bordering on the libellous, but he has his followers and obviously the power to shake confidence in small companies with his missives. I've never paid to read his stuff first hand mind you so going by second hand quotes but one things for sure, he PRD are not his fave company at the moment.
https://sharetipstersuncovered.wordpress.com/
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Tom Winnifrith, ************* ‘journalist’ :-D
Sheepy - this sounds like a quote from an analyst, it would be very helpful if you could say who, and post the link.
PS, Anyone: for a non-UK person - who or what is TW? Thanks, K
Predator Oil & Gas Holdings PLC (LON: PRD) share price has risen 27.93% over the past week despite the company not making any major announcements during that period.
The oil and gas company’s shares have recently broken out of a massive sideways trading range lasting from mid-July to mid-October is what many expect to be a massive rally.
While there have been no significant news from the company, the recent move higher indicates that buyers are now in control of its share price, which could lead to further gains.
Predator Oil’s fundamental’s appear pretty solid since it projects in Trinidad, Ireland, and Morrocco are progress well based on its latest investor presentation.
The company is fully focused on producing natural gas, which is a sustainable fuel as it transitions into a more responsible fossil fuel company.
The natural gas company revealed that it had selected six zones for rigless testing. The company also plans to start drilling three wells in Q1 2022.
Predator Oil & Gas expects to start producing its “first gas” in the form of uncompressed natural gas in H1 2023.
The company is considering the merge of its Irish entities to create an entity that it fully focused on producing natural gas.
The new corporate presentation had a muted impact on the company’s shares at the time of their release, but could be fueling the current rally.
Investors should pay close attention to Predator Oil shares going forward as we anticipate a retest of the recently broken resistance level, now acting as support, followed by a continuation of the current rally.
Meanwhile, the break above the resistance level is a significant move and could fuel a rally higher.