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I tried to top up earlier but they aren't allowing me to buy or sell COPL at the moment, i have emailed a question as to why (i cant bear to wait 30 mins on the phone for an answer) - possibly readying for consolidation (not that should be an excuse) but maybe a reason that its a bit quieter today in trades, not sure if that applies to any other broker?
Whilst i agree with your sentiment (cant stand reading boom/to the stars kind of playground nonsense) - there is a disconnect with the maths and the current share price, which is why people are saying why isn't this 16p, 20p or 29p like WHI. I haven't seen a sum or calculation from anyone that says anything other than we are currently under-valued.
As none of us are party to real time costs we all have a stab at the FCF - but its clear we are making money right now, good money and increased output at numerous sites is encouraging. The fly in the ointment with any forecast is Serenity, i will feel alot happier when there is something concrete on this.
Hopefully the 27th will reveal a great deal more info, so we can all make far more accurate assessments of where we really are and likely to head.
Is there another board on LSE where the percentage of contributors who don't hold shares is so high?
I admit i sold out a large percentage a long time ago and get a few just in case of a hallelujah discovery, but every time i pop back and read, it seems like 90% of the posts here want this to fail, why is this? The CEO isn't a convicted terrorist, thief or sex offender.
Balance is always key to a good forum and a good read, that clearly went a long time ago, whats left is a self governing wave of negative thinking, why? Its a small business with ambitious plans, why would you want it to fail (unless you had opened up a short position)?
If this rose by 0.001p after every trader or pretend newbie referred to it WRONGLY as AIM we would be at about 50p now.
If you dont even know what market its on, then can i respectfully suggested you shouldn't be investing in it.
Why waste your time discussing with a bloke with absolutely zero shares.
tomorrow you will double, treble maybe quadruple your money, maybe much more in the next few days/weeks and months, the desire to read or debate with a negative non shareholder seems like the last thing to be doing right now
This will all depend how much of a stomach for the fight Cuda have.
They in theory dont have a leg to stand on, but that doesn't mean they cant try and delay and hold things up for COPL, to undermine their progress in the hope they we'll negotiate and keep them involved even if its in a much reduced form.
Its a great move by Art and totally cements down how he sees the BF as the base and key to the company.
With possible Q2 results or greater detail of drills/flooding results, its a very volatile mix.
With the known knowns, i wouldn't be surprised to see 0.75-0.8 on open, alot of people in here who aren't use to tying up their money for 5 months and will just want it back ASAP, regardless of any positive news.
So much green, either Joey or LB are spouting off i assume. I dont know why you lot bother, between them they have as many shares in COPL as i do phone numbers of Victoria's Secret models.
At this moment in time, read the prospectus, await the inevitable interview and tally in your mind whether YOU THINK its a sell on relist, hold or add for the journey.
Clearly the can is kicked down the road again until October for Nigeria, should it happen it would make a huge impact on the price, that is a risk some will be willing to take, others may have waited for the ship so long they cant any more.
Correct Tony, however on TV if i want to watch a repeat there is a certain channel for it (UK Gold/Dave) - this is no longer sharing idea's - you and GGG are in a pxxxing competition, that would be best shared privately.
I thought it unusual to see Majid pimping himself everywhere and wanting to finally tell the full story, i think its become apparently obvious why he needed to now.
Having treated investors poorly with time-keeping and lack of information for much of the last 12 months, the bookbuild does seem an additional slap in the face.