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Not sure they're that hard to buy? Just did a dummy buy with HL for 1000 shares. Spread quoted as 95p -100p, HL offered at 95.9

Ironic really how much things change, isn't it?

I'm one who fell for the story early days, to the point of screwing my own pension provisions right royally. But that was my mistaken greed, that's all - I can't blame anyone other than myself. And every time I look at my HL portfolio I go 'What a t##t!'.

And yet, here we are today, with the share price much improved, (and me owning 47 million of the blighters), and a global backdrop of tightening gas supplies. And what has happened in response? Nothing.

I reckon that in the States, a company sat on such more or less proven (give or take a well refurb) strategically incredibly valuable gas reservoir , inland, nearby infra structure links, and a multi millionaire backing it for some reason, would be heading for the stratosphere share price wise.

Here in Blighty? No such luck. Anyway, I'm in it for the long haul now (and have been since the heady 1.4p days, #gulp#) until we see what our investor knows that we don't.

As to our attritional and embittered posters:- What on earth are you doing? It is surely a waste of your time to be so very negative - and I doubt it's doing your health any good. Most of us LTH's have already had the crap kicked out of us by this uninspiring pair of twits, so we certainly don't need reminding.

AliAli

Many thanks for digging all of this out. It seems quite interesting and a potential game changer for us beleagured shareholders. Fingers crossed!

Aaah - you may or may not be right on this, however what is right is that you were once known as 'persimmon' .

makes you wonder how they can **** on these chips - looks like a company with more cash than its mc and now earning its current mc from one site every year if i read this write. should get interesting from here...

None taken and I'll be patient with you.

Firstly stating 'the US is down 5.12%' on a board of any significance would have investors shorting the Dow and all kind of shenanigans. That's sloppy on it's own..

To be responsible, try 'The market - in DEC in the US - is down 5.12% - against the previous NYSE closing price'.

ALL I was doing was trying to contextualise the US prices with the UK ones, so your 5.12% lost its sting i.e. the price variance between UK and US is factually less than 1%.

I hope that's cleared the mists for you

Typically sloppy answer -it's what the numbers say in the context of the US Listing:-

HOWEVER, it's at $12.14 which even at $1.29:£1 - (mid rate just now @ 18;50hrs UK is 1.2727) is £9.41. That's not 5.12 % off any English price - it's 5 pence down.

Throughout all of this debacle it's become clear that the shorters - looking at the complex (yet highly successful) operating methodology of DEC, realise they can spook less experienced investors that basically don't get how DEC works, into panic selling.

They're effectively leveraging fear and ignorance rather than actual facts of the case.

To me the only really concerning event IN REALITY was/is William's resignation from the VP/CFO position.

But isn't that also easy to see through? IMO Williams resigned because he was passed over for the president promotion in favour of Hunt, who has seamlessly taken on Williams's job as well. Same day resignations always smell of hissy fits/ bruised egos.

If I had an extra £10k I'd bang it into DEC shares today - 'If you can keep your head while all around are losing theirs' sort of thing, 'cos opportunities like this don't present very often at all.

17,200,000 vote to keep current incompetents, sorry - incumbents. Just think the new lot are worse, if one can conceive of that in comparison to S & S

I wasn't but I am now. Simply because of this: IF the CPR was going to be good, and they've a better chance of knowing this that any of us, why not wait til after the CPR's released and the share price has appreciated to do this acquisition.
I.e. the fact they've done it this way round surely suggests S&S don't see their SP rocketing anytime soon?

Nah. Satin's rather dull, I reckon silk takes it all.
IN OTHER NEWS: I wonder if our boys are busy talking to American banks about Russian debt and such like? Just putting that out there...

What the rather old article says is 'banned...and Russian companies also banned from paying dividends to overseas investors'. EVR is NOT a Russian company, (albeit its coal subsidiary is) so the article's not of significant relevance.

Oh gawd - happy pants is back...

Jeepeers - does that mean Persimmon for another 2 years!! Gawd help us...

I think that's the point - they KNOW value will out as they reach the promised land - reasonably around $500million I suspect but it's the walk which unsettles our more skittish investors - I'm thinking at least 24 months before we get there, foot sores and boots worn out...

Just 'upticked' a Persimmon post. Something I never thought possible. Need to lie down in a darkened room and wonder what illness has befallen me...

Gosh that felt good! Flatearther filtered. Complete numbnuts with very clear agenda and absolutely crap grammar...

Pboo. It's dated the 12th July - so something's different. Nit.

Or, put another way,
The final reward for Corallion is ALSO 'yet to arrive' and it will a very much bigger one Persi old chum.

Persi, you are an arse! Honest to heavens man - I think it's you that's had the large ones: Don't drink and post. Up til now I'd imagined you as a Sam Eagle type - drawstrings on every orifice etc etc, but this late night bombshelling tactic signals the crumbling collapse of our very own destructive, self-obsessed clinically depressed armchair critic who we all rather like on the quiet. And after a day when the SP is actually trending up!!
You are wrong. The Corallian deal is clever, big and typically shrewd financial engineering, whereby the two much maligned poor sods running this company paid a small amount (relatively) for a multiple in reward. And this 474:1 twattering is irrelevant, it's the multiple of reward that counts ffs.