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That is over the course of six years - 708 in 30 days is something else shaa!
Lol.
As opposed to 9899 - all on here
Reaper007
Considering the ongoing promotion of the Bed &ISA concept that HL have brain washed us with since Bed& Breakfast bit the dust, only makes one think the reasoning can only be a financial one, let's face it they have now resorted to TV advertising.
Predictive text! Brim=Brom
13:42 well written piece Brim, cheers.
OMG - 708 posts in the last 30 days!!!
Only five here TG.
11:58 SilverTrader.
“can’t believe how quiet it is on this board...'
Unfortunately, a lot of the genuine LTH’s have stopped writing on this board after being told to ‘sell up’ after grieving their concerns on here in the last year.
I questioned the timing of Mr David Walls resignation, when potentially it could be the greatest time in 88E history - and got shouted down.
Very important rule of investing, always look at both sides of the coin, even if one side isn’t pretty, after all, it’s us shareholders that have the most to lose. Charlie -1 drill when PMO walked away and was plugged - some on here were actually fist pumping and jumping up and down as it was a good thing and claiming positives about it.
Unfortunately the market didn’t agree and marked 88E down 80% - from which we haven’t really recovered as some of us are still under water (no pun intended) a year later.
Interesting post, can't confirm writers credentials but seems to be talking from some knowledge.
https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/lse-tonight.2718735/page-12198?post_id=51578362
Stay appy everyone and be patient.
11:41 Good point about the time zones.
~3/4 hour and it is the 8th March in Sydney but only 04:00 on the 7th in Alaska.
So we will see what happens.
'can’t believe how quiet it is on this board...'
What's to say? Many of us have been at this point several times in the past so we know the process. I merely hope that this time I have an opportunity to realise some profit from my many years of holding TPET/88E in my portfolio.
News tonight methinks re rig on site etc, although Alaska are nine hours behind us!
Let's hope for 3-4 weeks of SP appreciation before news.
So all set for start of drill tomoro as per last rns
8th March and can’t believe how quiet it is on this board
Don’t know if it’s quiet anticipation or nerves or general couldn’t care let’s just see what happens
All week very little sp
Movement
Considering last few drills so
All
Left to say is good luck to drilling team there , big Dave and all us shareholders long and short term
Fri 21.19: of course, they could solve this 'immediately' if they had the/a will. However, H-L is my broker too all......VGLA
Spread is tight which means we are ready for the next 3 weeks. 1p is in sight.
21:19
Pretty much exactly what HSBC said
20:59 My wife had some old shares come back to life in her stocks and shares account.
I asked HL for a Bed & ISA transfer and they replied that they had suspended Bed & ISA as it was an " in office" transaction only.
"We’re very sorry, the Bed & ISA process requires an office based presence and was one of the services we suspended to enable core tasks to continue.
I'm afraid we don't know when this service will be available again as this largely depends on when we'll be able to get more staff back in the office. We’re regularly reviewing"
Me too, AIM4. Unfortunately, this involves a manual trade and because of Covid a lot of brokers are currently unable to perform manual trades (including mine). The risk of course is that even with a small spread, this works out as a hefty buy/sell variation...and with the price moving in a steady upward direction this variation will be amplified.
19:26, I'd guess that's more to do with their internal set up than the market. I've done Bed and ISA in the past with ii, it's virtually a simultaneous transaction for a company geared up to do it between a trading account and ISA on the same platform. You're buying back what you've just sold after all.
As posted earlier I couldn't make a large purchase, and when you note how many low value trades regularly take place makes one wonder, well me!
16:29
About half of my holding is in ISA shares. On Thursday I had planned to sell my non-ISA shares to buy back as ISA...but the bank told me that selling would be no problem. Buying back a large number would be difficult though. Food for thought
I said it would be a blue day. The pole can eat humble pie now
17:28 I am stocked for Monday too! :-)
Save the Speckled Hen until Monday Brom, will taste even better after some good news
'Lager time' Phron, you should go speak to 'Monday morning' Phron you would have a great debate.
'I think over 2p is highly unlikely even with Oil Flow Test success backed up by positive lab tests for commercial suitability.
Why I say this?
The site is a substantial distance from road access and oil pipeline access. There are suggestions of an easterly route through Icewine onto the Dalton Highway and TAPS. The timescale and cost are significant.
Alternative suggestion is going north and linking into some COP infrastructure. But their planned Drill Program's seem to be delayed and ATM this infrastructure simply does not exist to link into.
DW should have worked on the region from Franklin Bluffs going North towards Pantheon leases. The Highway and TAPS go North-South through our Central North Slopes leases with minimal cost and timescale for new road and pipeline implementation.
Each 1p SP value represents £120 million on the 88E Market Capitalisation.
2p => £240 million !!!
If Peregrine and other projects go well, it is 3 or more years before 88E and FO partners get any oil revenue. And during this time 6 Capital Raising sessions???
88E has been exploring for 7 years now.
By taking over XCD we are effectively in the first year of a new 5 to 7 year cycle.
Perhaps this is why DW decided to move on. This is many years of hard slog, money and risks.
Sell the business to COP is best (only?) viable business route.
Phrontist'
PLUS, we have been given a gift -
Brent Crude oil almost US $ 69 /barrel
This is truly amazing considering the recent past of disasters.
Fact is, for many reasons the world will continue to need oil, and not always to burn.
A typical Cost of Production is US$ 35 /barrel.
Production margin = US$ 31/barrel less tax.
Project Sell On could net us US$ 3 /barrel
For a de-risked billion barrels that is US$ 3 billion
Please correct me if I am wrong, it is 'lager time' on a late Friday afternoon.
all the best Phrontist