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2.81 pence, ouch! I was looking to get in but will leave for now
ACAM has elected to convert all Loan Notes issued March 2019, totalling US$7.8 million (£5.89 million) (the "Conversion"), into 209 447 822 Conversion Shares at a contracted conversion price of 2.81 pence per share representing approximately 7.9% of the enlarged issued capital of the Company

This is spot on by HeyArnold I think
The defining element of Tullow's 2022 performance will be its excessively risk-averse hedge book following last year's refinancing -- with about 60% of its 2022 sales volume locked at an average ceiling of $78 a barrel --undermining exposure to oil-price upside. A supportive commodity backdrop is contributing to a further easing of balance-sheet risk, though net debt and leverage remain above comfort levels. That makes deleveraging a primary strategic objective, with the 1.5x leverage target unlikely to be achieved until end-2023. Higher 2022 capital spending of $350 million reflects accelerating drilling activity in Ghana, but it isn't translating into near-term operational performance, with broadly flat, underwhelming production guidance this year (prior to pre-emption)

£5.30 just 2 weeks ago seemed a bargain price to have bought at...the Russia situation put me off. Oh well..looks like £8 might not be too far off the way this is going

Lol, very good :)

Another £5M buy. I still wouldn't want to be holding at the moment, markets look very delicate to say the least. Have been mainly in cash for 2 weeks

04-Mar-22 11:55:46 366.86708 1,289,567 Buy* 355.00 365.00 5m

I hate to say it but there it goes

I do have a feeling that things are going to get worse fast. Ftse looking very suspect and good luck holding here. Best guess is it gets suspended very soon Good luck if you are holding, he who dares etc

Yes, big time - what a run DARK has had recently

It's taken 2 years but the Vanadium price has moved up for you guys at last -- that's all it's been about really. Let's see if you can get to 2018 prices, as the wait would have been worth it if so!

I have been though this myself Andy many years ago, big on one share. I didn't buy another share for 10 years and am now a bit of a nervous investor now due to the memory. That said, I would have stayed out of covid shares since January as only one way to go that I could see. Good luck for other investments ( property etc...) or go long on good commodity companies ( not based in Russia!)

Not ideal is it. That said, I’m still keeping mostly in cash with all that’s going on at the moment.

Great recovery from £5.20 just 3 weeks again, a lot of people said it was the bottom. I missed out last time it was £5 in Sept 2020, so twice got it wrong! I do worry about the markets generally at the moment though -- he who dares I guess!

Agree, very positive news

I agree with you Darton about China. Energy prices alone will hurt companies, let alone everything else going on in Europe and I hope I'm wrong, but fear worse to come with Russia et al

Biggest loser on LSE followed by POLY. Why risk holding this what with all the potential loss here. At least SNG was a big shock

Don't forget, thsi was 3p just over 2 years ago and under 1p 3 years ago. Things have moved on a lot of course but don't be too surprised how low prices can go. What do I know, nothing of course but it's just the ramping that goes on these bbs

Not worth anyhting if company can't trade or with huge penelaties to trading. I wonder about some of you people on these bbs sometimes.

The price has been holding up pretty well though I think, for now
Can't see why any shorts reducing at the moment though

Feel very sorry for people heavily invested last night.
I recall many years ago buying a stock one day only to hear a profits warning the following morning, lost 45% and couldn’t hold as it was on a T20. Back then you could trade 20 days before paying, so took the hit. It was ARM, which made it twice as bad long term. Felt sick for a long time after but could afford the hit. But 80% down is a killer!! That said, I’ve stayed well clear of covid related shares this year.

That did mak me smile and I know what you mean :)