I think it's still a buyer's market for scraps like these, Marathon don't want the management overhead for such a small portfolio and it's only the minor player that will be bothered to look at them
Yet oil is up 2% on the build. I take individual build/draw figures with a pinch of salt. All you need is a couple of tankers delayed or unload to swing the figure for a week. They need to be taken as more of average of several weeks/ months
Does anybody think pmo are in for this? 15k booed for $200? I personally don't think they will but who knows. I remember when $200 was a reverse takeover with eon assets. Scary days
I had to sell a few in the ISA as I can't add any more cash, I did it pre-rights though, not sure if it was the best move but at least I knew I could afford the rights that way
Oil up, other oilers generally up, ENQ down a bit but you'd expect that post rights. I don't get the PMO movement though, it's a baffling share sometimes
With the hedging, earlier this year I calculated each $1 was worth an additional €10m in fcf based on the oil/gas split. Although back then I calculated gas at 42p not 78p!
I never act on a bbbm post, it would be ridiculous and those people shouldn't be investing. Its good to get info (catcher offloaded, people's sentiment) but that's all
If trump really wanted to lower the oil price in the US, just re-instate the export ban, WTI would drop and Gas prices would follow. They'd still need to import some but 11M barrels is a lot on their doorstep. Refiners would need to do some work to reconfigure their plants but in the great scheme of things it'd be America First :-)
They always drop ex-rights, it happened with Tullow, usually they will drop by the amount of the dilution, it's not exactly logical as the company has the extra cash to match the dilution but whenever is the market logical