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Are here out doing sellers at 6:1
i am in dubai potential investor here no longer interested jammer you must have a pile of these
And 6% increase in value today, did someone say a weekend leak...me thinks a deramper at work ..BOPD where are you ? Price is testing 40p, my calculations show next resistance is 42p, then 52. Whereas London Stock Market ( http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-markets/stocks/exchange-insight/technical-analysis.html?fourWayKey=GB0007219479GBGBXAIM) showing 41.5 followed by 52.75, either way seems to be looking good, even for new buys at 39p.
Hi Dave101 - not sure what you mean - but just to say this is not my copy but taken from ST of Investors Chronicle who is as you are probably aware quite respected... ST is predicting a more than double your money with this share.
Please illumnate re the leak..
the drop indicates that the weekend leak is justified
pay attn to the CEO presentation 27th and a very carefully disguised warning
err.... most aim companies have this double in a year potential. next.....
For those who havent seen it... I have also spotted another investment opportunity with clear potential to double in value in the next year, and potentially treble, and one where we can get in on the ground floor now. It is a stock market minnow, Aberdeen-based SeaEnergy (SEA: 29p). The company is a small cap energy services business valued at £16m, a discount to net asset value of £18m even though net cash on the balance sheet is around £5.6m, or almost a third of the market capitalisation. Bargain basement acquisition Formerly known as Ramco Energy, the company sold off its interest in SeaEnergy Renewables Limited to Repsol and EDPR for a total of £38m in June 2011, which strengthened its balance sheet and provided a source of funding for new ventures. Subsequently, SeaEnergy acquired R2S, a profitable, cash generative and growing business, around 18 months ago. The initial consideration was £5m with a further earn-out payment of £500,000 made in March last year and another of £4.6m due next month if R2S achieves cash profits in excess of £2.5m in the 12-month trading period to end February 2014. That’s significant because I understand from analysts at Edison Investment Research, who attended an investor day held by the company a couple of months back, that R2S is on course to achieve revenues of £5m last year, up 150 per cent on the £2m reported in 2012, and is on track to report cash profits of at least £2.5m. In other words, for a total acquisition price of only £10.1m, SeaEnergy now owns a business that not only makes over £2.5m of cash profits, but is growing at one heck of a pace. This stellar growth rate is likely to be maintained in the future because R2S's core service - Visual Asset Management - is proving popular. The VAM technology involves taking 360 degree spherical photographs of locations and then building up three-dimensional (3D) models. Data can then be embedded, indexed and managed. R2S initially provided these services to Police Forces and Courts across the UK, to model crime scenes and to index and manage associated evidential data. Fingerprints, footprints, DNA and other forensic evidence are all embedded within recorded scenes, whilst video footage, forensic photographs, 3D models, animations, plans, audio files and websites can be added and updated as a court case progresses. The meticulous and visual nature of R2S helps anyone connected with a case to be quickly and continuously informed without the need for direct access to the scene. But it is the oil and gas sector where the real profit potential of the technology is taking off as VAM enables oil rig operators to keep a visual record of all key parts of an oil rig, monitor its condition and any changes to the fabric, with a view to carrying out the required maintenance. And the best part is that customers using the technology
Steady trickle of small buys, I assume IC readers buying in. Wondering how many long term holders might top slice at 40p and then share price possibly up to 50p today. GLA
at 42p but I can't rule out 65p ... GLA
You lucky blighters invested here - one tip and it's a goldmine. I used to be in the Sea but now I've floated off. All aboard for more of the same? I reckon there's been a leak somewhere and something more than this IC article is afoot. Anyway, GL all, reckon there'll be an RNS tomorrow on something.
Sue.....If you read SEAs 2013 Interim report, particularly pages 2-5, you will see all the diferent parts of the SEa jigsaw falling into place. As ever ST has done his background due dilegence before tipping SEA
Simon Thompson has analysed it in Investor Chronicle online and believes it to be good value. You can usually expect a good move within minutes if he positively analyses a share for the first time.
why is this up on no news?? Thanks :)
Jambos, the market is just waking up to value of SEA, including its holding in LOGP. I am just amazed SEA has not been on others radar, there again I have not been complaining either. By my calculations the resistance is 40.5 ,then approximately 50, after that it could fly up to previous high of 70. .....I did give a hint earlier this week ...GLA
(a) Lansdowne Oil & Gas plc The Company currently holds a 21.48 per cent interest in Lansdowne which is itself AIM listed. Lansdowne holds extensive acreage including a 20 per cent interest in the recent Barryroe oil discovery in the Celtic Sea off the south coast of Ireland. Further details can be found on their website. www.lansdowneoilandgas.com
Big rise on cards
Positive news from LOGP, where SEA has a significant holding, per LOGP RNS Barryroe Oil Field Licence Update RNS RNS Number : 2858A Lansdowne Oil & Gas plc 18 February 2014 Lansdowne Oil & Gas plc ("Lansdowne" or the "Company") Barryroe Oil Field Licence Update February 18th 2014 Lansdowne Oil & Gas plc, the North Celtic Sea focussed, oil and gas exploration company, welcomes the announcement today of the licence update by Providence Resources plc ("Providence") on the Barryroe Oil Field (Lansdowne 20%). The announcement by Providence reported the following: · BARRYROE LICENCE AREA INCREASED TO COVER POTENTIAL FIELD EXTENSIONS OUTSIDE ORIGINAL LICENCE AREA Providence Resources P.l.c., ("Providence") the Irish oil and gas exploration and production company, whose shares are quoted in London (AIM) and Dublin (ESM), is pleased to provide an update on Standard Exploration Licence (SEL) 1/11 ("Barryroe"). SEL 1/11 contains the Barryroe oil field which is operated by Providence Resources (80%) on behalf of its partner Lansdowne Oil & Gas (20%). The area lies in c. 100 metre water depth in the North Celtic Sea Basin and is c. 50 km off Co. Cork, Ireland. The Barryroe partners have been granted a c. 180 km2 increase in the areal extent of SEL 1/11 by the Minister of State, at the Department of Communications, Energy & Natural Resources for the first phase of the exploration licence and subject to further work programme commitments to be undertaken by the Barryroe partners. This increase in the area of SEL 1/11 recognizes potential field extensions of Barryroe to the south and south-east. Speaking today, John O'Sullivan, Technical Director of Providence said, "The granting of an increase in the areal extent of SEL 1/11 recognizes the potential significant volumetric upside that exists at Barryroe. The structural closure as mapped now appears to extend further to the south and south-east, however no wells have been drilled as yet to confirm any such extensions to the field area."
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Cant argue with that pal know when I am beat Off to bed to dream of the Lego investments and wake up a millionare Sweet Dreams night night
Limey lego you are on this one now that lager is kicking in
Ride the wave at SeaEnergy By Ian Lyall My tip this year is a clever tech company masquerading as an oil services firm. SeaEnergy has a chequered history, but in Return to Scene, a company bought in August 2012, it is onto a real winner.Its 360-degree photographic technology was developed for crime scene management, but is being deployed on remote North Sea oil and gas rigs. SeaEnergy is no jam-tomorrow story: it has a list of top notch clients, including BP, Chevron and Total. And it is predicted to have broken even in 2013 and will make operating profits of around £2.5m this year. That’s not bad for a group valued at£17m currently Read more: http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-2530313/Top-share-tips-2014-Daily-Mail-City-team.html#ixzz2pjJomWxL Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook
Question for longtermers -- what has caused the ~50% bounce in the SP since Jul / Aug 2013? Was it the Return To Scene purchase? Or something else?
have to change opinion...investors seeing much more in R2S perhaps...so detaching from LOGP?