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Time to get back in SK...

With those figures Bolton is yesterday’s chip paper. Game on.

Don’t understand your thinking oiluser, oil has moved down, can’t see how capitulation can be a positive if Iran sanctions are lifted ?

Marty, not sure ftse 250 is much better. Good companies will ultimately shine regardless of where they are listed.

Marty, not sure ftse 250 is much better. Good companies will ultimately shine regardless of where they are listed.

True to form Baboon has flipped & flopped. Flip a Hawk in & then flop it out. What an unpredictable cretin.

Ponzi, when it seems obvious the pattern is just about broke.

Enjoy the ride Tarth.

Hopefully the 90’s won’t drag & back into the noughties .

TR, the only thing worse than seeing the sp go down, is when you sell out prematurely & watch the sp soar. ATB

Good to see you all positive TR, surprising how things change so quickly. Just hope the momentum continues to build, but not surprised after the update.

It will take hard data to get this moving. Shouldn’t be long now, good or not so good.

Grippa, ignore SK etc, just watch the sp climbing, anyone currently out will be cheesed off to say the least seeing the change in sentiment.

Good to have you back chilts, fingers crossed the final months of 2019 are good for holders. IMO the pre launch of aramco will put a strong floor under Brent prices.

Solid day, looking forward to the 90’s & onto the millennials.

Yeah, but I noticed you forgot to include the UK.... at least we agree on HUR ferret or have you skimmed your gain.

Yes ferret, but on the flipside, the price of crude will adjust to the increased currency in circulation. Fed won’t be far behind....

ECB braces for stimulus, I wonder if that’s good for commodities?. Answers on a postcard.

UK economy, despite Brexit jitters, grew by 0.3%. Reducing recession fears. Just need trade deal & Trump to boost markets for his re-election.

I agree with you Kraken, currently small shalers are running for cash flow. Sunk costs will never be repaid, they will find it nigh on impossible to raise funds for new wells. However the Exxon’s, Chevron etc will manage production for profit and no doubt buy up bankrupted operators.