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RRL RANGE RESOURCES LIMITED ORD NPV (DI) Price (GBX) 0.20 Var % (+/-) +0.00% ( 0.00) High 0.20 Low 0.20 Volume 9,227,015 Last close 0.20 on 23-Feb-2018 Bid 0.15 Offer 0.25
Ricky93 Member Since: Thu, 22nd Feb 2018
Malcolm has over 30 years� experience in the Oil & Gas sector and is a widely used media source. He often appears in print and on screen, and also writes an acclaimed daily blog read by much of the resources industry as well as investors both institutional and retail. Malcolm is a Founding Partner of HydroCarbon Capital, which provides independent advisory services to the Oil and Gas sector. He is a Director of the Maven Income and Growth VCT 4 PLC, a venture capital trust listed on the Premium segment of the main market of the London Stock Exchange. He started his career at Wood Mackenzie in 1979. He was an inaugural member of the No 1 Extel rated James Capel Oil & Gas team and also headed up corporate broking, acting for the Government in sales of British Gas, Britoil and other utilities. Subsequently he became Head of Equities and main board Director at Williams de Broe before moving to Teather & Greenwood. Following that, he ran his own consultancy for several years, acting for a number of quoted and private companies as well as being a board member and advisor. He has been a Director at Noble and then Westhouse Securities and has extensive contacts in the Oil & Gas sector globally. More recently Malcolm has been the lead advisor to an HSBC Zurich trust on oil, gas and energy investments as well as working with the oil team at VSA Capital.
Totally agree Alan sugar ! These could drop the price but can no way be blamed for what has happened to Range. The responsibility for that falls in the hands of: (1) African dictators asking for landing strips. (2) lending money to convicted drug dealers. (3) over promising and undelivering/ missing the 1000 BOPD for 4 years on the trot! (4) Somalian dusters. (5) Relationship issues with multiple governments or government run companies in Columbia/ Georgia / Trinidad. (6) OKAP and murky dealings .... to name but a few things
Do you not think those ups and downs derived from ramping/deramping are short term and only results and company influenced expectations can sustain share price movements? Been a holder watcher since 2007 and I just don't see these being too much of an influencer, although they may help a company / MM manufactured pump and dump achieve higher levels than expected.
Alan sugar it depends on the company, the market it’s listed on and the NMS. If you’re talking about a FTSE 100 behemoth such as shell then no matter of BB talk will affect it. However a small AIM listed minnow with no share liquidity is a different matter! If I try and dump 3 million shares due to being affected by the negative BB chatter on Monday morning it will obviously drop the share price. I’m not saying that I will sell due to deramping trolls but the point I’m making is that BB sentiment could affect both existing holders and also deter potential new investors.
Rampers obviously believe that boards can influence the Shareprice, hence why they are so bitter in their posts. Others will even post fake resistance points to try to influence things.
That comments on a BB affect the share price in any material way over any material timeframe? I don't, what's said on hear or anyplace generally, is just background noise in my opinion and the share price will move and hold regardless on performance. Who thinks these boards have a material affect? Just curious as both boards I'm a member of, or at least now post to, generally seem to get wound up to the point where I believe people think they are actually influencing this share price. I'd put a poll but I don't think there is a function. Bugger, Stoke just scored!
Most people on here came to the party too late.can you imagine the shares soaring on great news and a tremendous bull market on oil stocks.celtic/bickers will be out the stock with there profits not seen for dust and rightly so.experience will make them sell.then a new generation will buy in at the top and on the way down because of beleiving the hype and no clue how the aim market works
Like the Murphy's Bickers isn't bitter. Honest he's not
Unfortunately I am not in a position to invest anymore since all my funds go to pay my mortgage, although I do still hold my Range shares which are not worth much. Anyway I agree with Predator that you need to diversify your shareholdings with a maximum of 15% in one stock. You also need to be prepared to sell at a loss and that is where Range shareholders came a cropper. They believed the hype and stayed in when they should have sold.
By the way that stock I was on about has now gone from 2p to 33p in 2 weeks. And I mentioned it on here at 12p.so it makes sense to look at other avenues to make money.sorry for off topic but those are the facts
Celticheart. I have read your posts over many by years without bothering to get involved until recently. Having been a former range shareholder I do have an insight into your posts and personality. Anyway until you start making money if ever your opinions are wrong
Bickers who are the other 3.just curious
Celticheart I would say your a happily married man, worked hard all your life and clever to a point. Your flaw is what you say is right no matter what. In your case you have been wrong on range a zillion times so you should own up and accept that fact to me and then await your fate
Don�t expect anything from this share so I�m never disappointed... glass half full....
So rainbow, do you hold shares in this company??
Resistance @ 0.2 still holding at the moment, would expect us to break through that next week and establish a new support line on 0.224 then the target is 0.25 and 0.275 after that.
Not really your concern is it, focus on Range not me, there's a good boy
What's your average. It used to be about 2.5 . It must have hurt you when it recovered from 0.6 to 2.5 and you could have got your money back. You held on for a profit. So how do you rate yourself as an invester .do you think you are deluded or clever.
Closed flat.
Funny all the big trade were buys masked in red wierd . Gla
One question rainbow, do you have any shares in range??
It appears to be that way, would not be surprised so see us close blue today to be honest but it is currently still flat
So even though both bid-ask trades are going through at roughly 0.16/0.19 the resistance is still 0.2 ?