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Auson,
Agree that it's stacked against you. I prefer to SB on stocks rather than indices as the latter can wipe you out very quickly unless your stop is far away. I'm long PMO on a SB at the moment. Timing is critical, as is a dash of luck, and knowing when to close out of a position!!

Auson,
Do you have a stop loss on your spread bet, as surely Brent is fluctuating wildly day to day?

Hyrdration - have a KitKat.

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I also now look at Yahoo Finance since Google Finance became shiite a few months ago.

ROS1,
Agree, not for me either - look at the 3yr chart ... Gulp!! Stocks can turn around though. Good luck to him.

Indeed - it's all about timeframes. Holding 4% he must be confident, although I doubt he'd be too troubled by a loss. I just took a look on the PANR board and he seems to think that a large buyer is about to emerge - presumably someone other than himself! Maybe DBNO.... :)

"must be crying at his excellent PANR investment decision lol. Well, I'll give him some credit - at least he didn't load up with 10m of them like some; each to their own."

Wasn't it that Stephen 'Beecham' character who took his profit from here and piled into PANR at 22p?

Mustn't grumble about having topped up the other day.

Threw on a long spread bet too. See what happens...

What, what?

in chart of Brent from 18th of July...

What, what?

Good luck ningaloo - timing can be difficult to get right when you pop in and out.

US Fund increasing from 3.6% of the company shares to over 5%.

SK and Nigaloo selling up.

Hmmm...

https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/XLON/PMO/quote.html

There have been a few funds/insti's increasing their positions recently, but I can only see the Top 20 in the above, not the whole lot.

Anyone seen any chunky (ii) buys going through lately?

"Funny how you magically seem to have now bought in now the price has risen nicely. Cynics may accuse you of being a Fantasy Hindsight Trader."

Happens every time. He really is an amazing trader. Must be minted by now.

LOL

The SillyKraut is only negative when he's sold out and wanting the share price to fall.

Cheap tactics.

Quarterly reports are not written on the day they are published, so any figures mentioned are probably a couple of weeks old at least. IR should be able to answer your questions.

"Another relatively cheap production fix."

Care to explain?

Who has bought back in?! lol

Geo,
It's probably better that such a drop happens in one quick burst rather than drawn out over many days/weeks. That way it might have less impact on the share price, as it should hopefully bounce back a bit.