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well done lucun i have all ways said that amongst all the doom and gloom the sfo always does what is in public interest this is how they are told to operate . so killing a company and making loads of people unemployed 11250 currently is defo not in the public interest. we moan a lot about how long the sfo is taking but the smile on your face should be without this sfo stuff you was never going to buy pfc shares at this price and a divi thrown in for good measure whats not to smile about. soon you be rewarded until then buy more with your divi . that's what i do but please dyor.

we are becoming more capital light and are financials are improving.

22 tmf it's not bad luck you keep picking crap company's and over hyped aim stocks start picking stable company's and you will see returns. the thing i love about this stock is it's share ticker is cpr which is what you will need after loosing you shirt on it kind of ironic.

stress free. did you join the registrar when you bought shares if you did it will be automatically reinvested because of the drips system in which case you will receive a letter in a couple of weeks.

BARCLAYS ARE PROBABLY HOLDING DIVIDEND back to earn interest on it . greedy bar stewards .

if pfc gets a slice of this pie there is possibly quite a lot they could tender for. as there is a lot on offer that is within pfc's scope of ability's Construction of a gas processing plant
Construction of artificial islands?? think this will go to Steven Spielberg (Jurassic park)
Construction of storage tanks?
Construction of utilities?
Construction of related facilities<
Laying of pipelines<
Drilling of wells?
Development of instrumentation works?
B. Offshore Package?

Construction of platforms <
Laying of subsea pipelines<
Installation of offshore rig <

The Saudi Arabian Oil Co. is in emergency talks with equipment makers and service providers, offering to pay premium rates for parts and repair work as it attempts a speedy recovery from missile attacks on its largest oil-processing facilities, Saudi officials and oil contractors said.

it is always good to see ako reducing. and i think it is quit a good sign that when they reduced there short in pfc they took a bigger position in wg john wood kinda tells me they don't fancy there risk versus reward in pfc. plus we are getting a lot of traction in reducing debt $276m maybe soon be took of debt if all used for that purpose looking good .

yes they do have to pay dividend but that does not matter it only matters if the share recovers. take yesterdays last close 428.9 dividend about 10p take this of open price 418.9 shorts loose nothing because they gain 10p drop in sp if they closed at today's low 408 they gained 20p not a bad day. if they held to close not so great. dividends do not scare shorts off. they have to pay libor to hold at a rate of 0.66963 % and this is tax deductible. i would not think they would want to hold for too long though .

warthog reasons for down (1)Saudi's say back on line sooner (2) trump will release oil from reserves if not = oilers down. to be honest it was a fragile rise in oil but it gifted investor the chance to grab some profits but that all depends weather your trading or investing.

don't worry about shorts unless there is a big jump buy which time it will be too late as you only find out 33.5 hours later. fca rules but it is great they are reducing. you have to remember shorts don't run scared because of dividend as they gain the drop and there are also the tax reasons. anyway pfc is looking good ROCE now stands at 19.97% which i like debt is down to 44.7% from 77.4% great and if you think about it the sfo has aided you in getting a 7.18 dividend paying stock for cheap? whats not to like of course there is always risk but my biggest risk is the transition from fossil to electric. but our management will not sit on there hands there will be even more infrastructure for that change and i am sure we will be at the forefront of that too . the sfo is a jack in the box it could reward you or not. but i am sure the pressure is building on them and they will have to call it a day or charge pretty soon. i have no crystal ball . but risk versus reward is good for pfc. dpa sp rises? small fine sp rises? no charge sp rockets? charges bought and hefty fine big drop but uncertainty gone still would be happy buy dip biggest challenge loss of contracts. but always remember pfc employs 11.5k people i would not think that's in the public interest to destroy a company paying a tax bill like that. yes i no carillon no comparison crooked management no idea how to run a company loads of debt game over. keep the faith and your bank will thank you.

it is just a change in settlement in the oil sector US reserves were quit down so helped. and there is a bit of calm before the storm regarding trade talks until trump blows hot again . take any leg up while you can.

ako is definitely one you need to keep an eye on they seem to have a crystal ball when it comes to pfc.

check out the success rate of convictions plus there is a silver lining to brexit.Given our caseload, which consists of a relatively small number of large cases, our conviction rate can vary
significantly. This year, 17 of 32 defendants were convicted giving a conviction rate of 53% by defendant
and 86% by case. A significant success was the conviction of six individuals who engaged in a £17m
fraudulent scheme to install solar panels. Many of the 1,500 victims were vulnerable retired people who
were manipulated by these fraudsters. 2018-19 also saw the conclusion of a long-running investigation
into corruption at Alstom. The two convictions obtained this year brought the total in this case to five
(two corporate and three individuals). Also notable this year were convictions obtained in the F.H. Bertling,
Afren and EURIBOR cases.
Acquittals included individuals in the case regarding accounting practices at Tesco Stores Ltd. The corporate
entered into a Deferred Prosecution Agreement (DPA) in 2017.
In November, the UK’s first DPA successfully concluded. We confirmed that Standard Bank plc had fully
complied with the terms of the agreement, which had followed the first charges under section 7 of the
Bribery Act 2010. We aim to build upon this with greater private sector cooperation and we seek to
provide transparency regarding what a company should expect if it decides to self-report.
This year has seen the launch of the National Economic Crime Centre (NECC). The SFO is a partner in the
NECC, which coordinates the UK’s response to economic crime. The London Capital & Finance case noted
above is the first to be referred to the SFO by the NECC. • EU Exit: a loss of access to EU measures and tools arising from the UK’s exit from the EU leading to
an adverse effect on investigations and prosecutions

well it may seem a bad day but did you see the sp recover that is a good sign my hole watch list is down but in the middle of 25 company's is a blue company and you guessed it pfc. now i should be sad because i have wiped my mouth of thousands today i have had enough of trump and he's shorting of the markets. but i am happy with pfc i no it's hard but keep the faith if a stock can recover in the carnage today that's telling you something MTB has got it write don't get hooked on price movement unless your trying to get small gains then i guess you have to.

lilo he owns 18.82% of shares Jesus how much confidence do you want he's holding is nearly treble the top owners?

hay arnold. if you are referring to the small value amount of insider trades as just noise? then that don't make sense answer this if i sad to you give me a £100 and i will give you back £70 in 2 months time would you do it of coarse not. my point is no one invest's money to loose. you picked ayman and Alistair as most important because of value but 10k to a person of lesser means is a lot were as to ayman/alistair it's spare change so to me insider trades no matter what amount all have the same meaning faith in your investment and the company you are risking your money in and they know a hole heap more than we do. sorry in advance if i have took your post wrong way but it's just my take on insider trades.

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i have been keeping an eye on ako and aqr's short positions and they have been cutting them. i believe these are the two we need to keep an eye on as they were first movers when sfo investigation started and i also believe they got the heads up.in my own opinion this is starting to feel like we are getting closer to a resolve of the sfo matter. as some of you have posted and media have reported the sfo are under a lot of pressure at the moment to get things done on these long running cases and we no they pay attention to outside noise as they were fully aware of guardian article. they have been pushing on with other prosecutions in connection with us it just feels like the time is close know for judgment day on pfc. i no this is just my opinion but i am so sure that today i put all my chips in. sometimes when you study a company for a long time you get the feel for a turning point and that point feels like know .

i will be right in the end my biggest problem is when pfc is this low i invest quite lot of my equity which leaves me a bit thin on the ground for investing/trading elsewhere. not something i would recommend but i see it like this investigation get dropped 30%+ gain. pfc gets dpa £500m fine 20% rise just because of closure. pfc goes to trial and gets a guilty not so good as may stay suspended from bidding and known as the company that payed bribes and will take a hit and a long time to recover. in the end the biggest threat is the slow demise of diesel but pfc is a good company they will change there business to move with the times.