Member Info for bailiff

# of Trades 1,600
Vol Sold 8,717,389
Vol Bought 4,767,749

Based on this data is it possible that brokers are 'sitting' on 4m shares today?

Hi RunningMan
When I posted that comment it was to illustrate the positivity of the situation and the inherent belief within the investment despite the usual suspects bemoaning the company and trying to deramp it. Loving the ride and GLA (except the negs)

# of Trades 1,084
Vol Sold 6,091,718
Vol Bought 3,602,254

please share bullet points from webcast if you can. No access here!

in the blue with these trading stats is positive

# of Trades 627
Vol Sold 3,916,285
Vol Bought 2,314,809

will we see rerate/credit change today?

profit taking?

poo climbing?

not worth lowering yourselves.

1 Minute to lift off of the most roller coaster ride in my investing life I suspect......

From your lips, to God's ears Shawz; one day you will be right.

Dear LTHs and new investors and 'other' people, good morning.
Having now had a few moments to review the data can I ask the more sage and notable members of our community here what they realistically expect to happen going forward with the share price please? lots of love and appreciation; Bailiff

Wow. That looks really good to me

Happy, you make me feel bored, bored, bored. I cannot be bothered to dignify your posts with any further responses.
GLA LTH, you lovely people.

Hello Happy.

I go out for a walk with the hounds on a beautiful spring day and come back to find you surfaced again. You are like a bad smell that just lingers even after all trace of it has been wiped from the sole of my boots.

Anyway, When I was browsing other oil chats I saw a post about tullow and responded honestly stating I had been following for a while and that I had topped up my holding. Other members of the BP chat said they had some Tullow too and I exchanged chat with them.
Low and behold, before any preamble was typed by yourself you came in with a completely downbeat reason for people to avoid buying Tullow. (no change there then). Now then; as a conscientious member of this room and knowing your history of deramping I decided (democratically by a vote of 1-0) to share your sage opinion with the rest of the tullow chat room. The rest is history.

Glad to hear it Carzy. Well done you!

taken from the BP chat room.......

HappyInvestor100

Strong Buy

RE: TullowToday 11:29
I think BP is far, far better value especially after Tullow's recent excellent run. In terms of risk-reward, I don't think it is even close. Of course, one can own both but, at these relative prices, I would only buy BP.

With Tullow, I think there is a good chance that management will seek to raise fresh capital taking advantage of a stronger equity market for oil shares. They will look to get gearing down before refinancing and they would be daft not to take advantage of this opportunity. McDade, the previous CEO, neglected the crown jewels in Ghana assets and they require substantial capex to realise their full potential in the long run.

BP is, of course, a completely different animal yielding 5% with the promise of a higher payout to come. We're a lean, mean, cash-generating machine with so many levers to pull to add value. Can't see why I would buy Tullow over BP right now...

Best
Happy

Best
Happy

in a good way? Did you manage to buy in lower than todays price?

wonderful work again Lemming. Thank you.x