Firering Strategic Minerals: From explorer to producer. Watch the video here.
"davey please explain your comment. Do you know something I don't re. Repsol?"
daveywavey knows nothing.
daveywavey is too busy writing silly replies to his mate NH.
(Yes, the irony in this post is noted!)
Reposting this article/interview for those who might have missed it amongst a day full of "Neil" dross:
Govt sets up committee to address Tullow’s gas supply challenges
https://www.myjoyonline.com/business/2019/December-20th/govt-sets-up-committee-to-address-tullows-gas-supply-challenges.php
Sounds like there could be a near term solution to the gas issue affecting production in Ghana.
Very positive IMO.
Back from the boozer, and the board is filled with posts referring to some knob-end called "Neil", whom I personally put on filter days ago when his agenda became crystal clear.
Why are you all talking to him, and cluttering the board with nonsense?
Put the Richard on filter, and he will soon quiet down and wither away.
Don't feed the trolls.
B'Jaysus!
When exactly did Mr 7% buy his shares? RNS says threshold crossed on 12th Dec.
99m shares (7%) is a significant volume. There have been over 400m shares traded between 9th and 12th Dec inclusive.
Did he have advance notice of the Tullow announcement, or did he just see the share price dip to 40p and thought "I'll have a few of those"? I'd posit the former; we know how things operate in h'Africa.
Has he finished buying, or will he yet become Mr 8% ... 9% ...
Office Manager,
Is your reaction just because you didn't like what the content was saying, rather than the presentation?
Calm yourself - it was copy and pasted from here:
https://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/AN_1576489213840728200/uk-broker-ratings-summary-barclays-and-hsbc-downgrade-virgin-money-uk.aspx
https://moneyweek.com/519512/yet-more-trouble-at-tullow-oil/
Yet more trouble at Tullow Oil
Tullow Oil shares have plunged to a 16-year low after the company slashed its annual production forecast from 87,000 barrels of oil a day currently to 70,000, say Julia Kollewe and Jillian Ambrose in The Guardian. Tullow has also scrapped its dividend and announced that its CEO and exploration director have left.
Investors should be used to trouble at Tullow. Problems have “dogged the company” for the last seven years. Just last week Tullow told investors that two major projects in Guyana may be “less lucrative” than initially projected.
Given this “annus horribilis”, it’s only right that it’s “the end of the road” for the executives, says Anthony Hilton in the Evening Standard. But still worse news may be on the way, since the dividend suspension and spending cuts won’t be enough to cover the “daily cash shortfall of nearly a million dollars”, especially given the group’s large debt load. The best shareholders can hope for is a takeover by the likes of Exxon or a private-equity firm, though buyers may not feel Tullow’s “accident-prone assets” are worth the trouble.
Tullow’s “market meltdown” is yet more bad news for those investors who “jumped in” after the 2015 oil-price slump believing it was a chance to snag “a quality investment at a temporarily depressed price”, says Robert Smith in the Financial Times. While this optimism allowed Tullow to raised $705m in 2017, a look across the Atlantic would have shown that even the “most sophisticated investors” have “fallen on their faces” betting on recoveries at energy companies with “strained balance sheets”.
Didn't someone here previously say that the pressure gauges transmitted their data via satellite link up? If so, no need to send an ROV down to 'get a reading'?
Well, trading in a range or channel is one thing, the trick is knowing what's gonna cause it to break out of the channel, and when, and whether you should/shouldn't keep holding!! (as always).
Looks to be getting a right bashing down at the moment.