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The AGM is also due so expect that to be announced soon also.
Thanks guys Good luck all, I feel our time is coming!
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Kempy, lots of traders just trade on technical analysis and ignore company fundamentals.
Typically, a trader is either a TA trader or a fundamental trader. A trader that uses charts and technical analysis will look for good entry and points and as the rise after the 200 moving average breakout has not continued I guess a lot will be taking there 10-15% profit from getting in above that 0.435p level.
Us as PIs and not traders are here for the big returns, but traders I would say are a hell of a lot more successful making 10% profit (hopefully) on each trade they do and they will be doing multiple trades each day on various shares.
I think we will get an RNS this week, not sure what about, it may even just be the AGM announcement or Outrider update, but I think we will be getting something.
Has any of this got to do with FRR!? Please keep this board for FRR chat. I’ve had to read through pages of posts most of which have f all to do with FRR. There was me thinking with so many chat posts today there must be some real good discussion going on, what an utter waste of time!
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Tsbs, I agree no dividend...we simply to not have the money.
To pay a dividend of 0.2p for example would cost approx. £25m!
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Thanks MadP you’re doing a great job, I appreciate your effort to this BB
I think closing above the 200 day moving average has helped as that has signalled an uptrend, real resistance is not until around the 0.7 level so a lot of traders will now jump on this just purely down to the technical analysis without even realising or caring what is going on here.
About time, we should still be in the 0.6 - .07 range imo before news
I also believe Schlumberger could also be the other major, you cannot rule them out.
I personally am ignoring the super major comment from the share holder meeting, this is the only time super majors has been mentioned. If it is a super major then fantastic, but I will not be disappointed if it is not.
The official RNS communications have only ever stated industry majors.
But in my opinion, if it were to be a super-major then my huntch is that it would be BP, but I understand why people are linking Exxon.
BH are number two https://www.oilandgasmiddleeast.com/article-17792-ogme-top-30-oilfield-services-companies-2017-1-5 2. Baker Hughes by GE Oil & Gas Making global headlines this year is the recent acquisition of Baker Hughes by GE Oil & Gas. The mega-merger has created an oilfield services giant that boasts of a ‘fullstream’ portfolio, making Baker Hughes, a GE Company (BHGE) the world’s second largest oilfield services provider. The merged organisation has a legacy of working with almost every major NOC and IOC in the Middle East and North Africa region for about 80 years, and boasts a regional workforce of 6,000. The company has been solving complex issues faced by its customers in the Middle East, for example by successfully enabling production in a well that had not produced since its initial completion several years ago. BHGE worked with the operator to develop a solution using its proprietary PulsFrac dynamic event modelling software and perforating services to re-complete this challenging well, getting it back online to start producing thousands of barrels of oil equivalent a day. Highlight: BHGE is working on a multi-million dollar drilling services award from a major operator in Oman. The award includes directional drilling, measurement-while-drilling, and logging-while-drilling services, cementing BHGE’s position in the Omani market.
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Row in Italy over U-turn allowing completion of Azerbaijan-to-EU gas pipeline Italy’s populist 5-Star Movement has backed off from its electoral pledge to stop the last leg of the Southern Gas Corridor (SCG) pipeline project designed to bring Azerbaijani gas to the EU via Georgia, Turkey, Greece, Albania and a route under the Adriatic Sea. The U-turn, announced by Italian Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio, sparked a row over broken environmental promises in Italy, but no doubt came as a huge relief to Azerbaijan which with BP has developed its giant $28bn Shah Deniz 2 gas field in the Caspian Sea with European markets in mind. Countries along the SCG route will also be pleased given the transit fees they stand to collect. Di Maio on October 29 called for unity within his 5-Star Movement after the anti-establishment party said it was forced to make the move because Italy would face penalties of €20bn if it blocked the project at this late stage. Former party sympathisers the previous day set fire to the 5-Star flag in the southern Italian town of Melendugno—the planned terminus of the SCG’s Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) final leg—in a protest against the party’s decision which flies in the face of commitments it made ahead of the March elections. Di Maio faced ridicule and criticism on social media. He responded that the party was under attack, both from inside and out, and urged 5-Star supporters to close ranks in the same way ancient Roman soldiers locked their shields together to keep out enemy arrows. “Today, in our army, some people are showing signs of weakness... We cannot allow ourselves such weakness,” Di Maio wrote on the party website. “The slightest failure on any front means that all the land we have conquered will return to being no-man’s land.” Di Maio said he found out how much it would cost to cancel TAP only after he had taken office and gained access to official documents. Ministers from the former government denied his version of events and said all documentation was public. Renzi: “They are lying” “They are lying,” ex-prime minister Matteo Renzi said. “5-Star promised to block (TAP) within two weeks (of taking office)... They won votes on the back of this promise. After six months they changed their mind. We lost the election, Italy has lost time. Di Maio has lost face,” Renzi said in a statement quoted by Reuters. In early September, it was announced that former British prime minister Tony Blair, who has worked as a consultant on TAP since 2014, was set to meet Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini to discuss the environmental controversies that were threatening the TAP construction. German Chancellor Angela Merkel underscored the importance to Europe’s gas diversification plans of the SCG infrastructure during her late August tour of the South Caucasus region. In early Octob
I agree this is being de-risked.
I suppose the biggest risks at the moment are if the deal with BH falls through and funding.
Hopefully, going on what Zaza stated previously if they give us a free carry when the deal is complete then the risks are minimal indeed and the SP should going North a lot.
Once the deal is done then also I would expect the technical data, including flow rates to be announced.
Then WH Ireland can do their valuation amongst other things.
The future looks FRRigging great, GLA!
You shouldn't need a dividend to have confidence in this company, if a major comes on board you should take confidence in that.
If a major paid a dividend, then that dividend goes to their share holders, not us.