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Topcat lth can also get caught out ie pmo
Hbr
I bought at 46p few months ago watched peak over 60p twice got out at 55p a fortnight ago was in her made profit on poo rally out this morning
What is going on with this share and if oil turns red could be down too 45p next week. Good luck to all who are in tho.
That's me out from @342.5 last Thursday to @379.95 today 11%. I recently sold 90% of my portfolio to purchase a new build property at phase 1 plans. so with my remaining ten percent, I will be more risk evasive and feel a gentle pull back coming so may re-enter again a little lower.
For LTH this is a gem good luck all.
https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Oil-Rises-Further-As-API-Reports-Large-Crude-Draw.html
PoO is head to $120 big draws with the Yanks throwing reserves at it !!
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Goldman-Sachs-Upside-Risk-In-Oil-Is-Tremendously-High.html
922m total shares ,1% bought back for £33m pounds
16th 0.84m
17th 0.92m
20th 1.2m
21st 1.22m
22nd 1.22m
23rd 1.22m
24th 1.3m
27th 1.27m
9.2m total approx.
The force of Earth's gravity is the result of the planets mass and density – 5.97237 × 1024 kg (1.31668×1025 lbs) and 5.514 g/cm3. This results in Earth having a gravitational strength of 9.8 m/s² close to the surface, respectively resulting on keeping HBR share price down. Your not off this planet Sk so how you know and when you know you No ;-)
Back in the game @342.15p may drop a little more but will but this on the back burner as serious cash machine ??
As I write wti $103 after large 5m+ build abeit was offset with 6.8m release by US on 17th June, add inflation kicking in to mortgage rates and China not settling of to neck breaking inflation then lower demand ect.. Except choppy waters ahead .. Good luck all.
Imo
Is the start of the first steps too it's own price destruction, initially it's friend till it's friend grows and consumes demand and in turn Price itself
Could be tempted back in after buy back announced and at these prices sold Tullow on Tuesday. Medium term play tho...
Most likely paid for by IR, s to avoid hundreds of emails per day per stock and maybe having to tell the truth to PI,s
From AA2020 Capricorn board
Those complaining about the terms of this deal....it's an all-share merger, not a cash offer. You still retain full exposure to CNE post-completion, just via a different entity. The CNE value gap will close and manifest in the form of a higher TLW share price. You realise on completion the TLW share price should be trading north of 80p.... even after the additional issuance of TLW shares and assuming the exact same trading multiples (EV/2P, EV/2P+2C) as TLW currently trades on today. If anything, you should have a "multiple expansion" simply due to the de-risked nature of the new entity. 80p post-completion works out at a CNE price of 300p in old CNE money. It's a beautiful deal for both companies.
If this were a cash offer at c. 210p then yeah, we'd all have something to moan about.
@razorsedge great post thx
Correct Jmax
Tullow making up for those RNSs 48hrs for 48 months
Tullow has operations mainly in Africa — in Ivory Coast, Gabon, Ghana, Kenya and Mauritania — and also in South America.
Capricorn has activities in the North Sea, Mauritania and Egypt, as well as Israel, Mexico and Suriname.
As super majors our selling smaller non-core assets around Africa(and the world). Both companies' bread and butter are in Africa. This is an opportunity to merge forming a larger entity that will have more sway across Continental Africa, it is showing that as a new company it is committing to Africa and has massive potential to expand in existing countries and other new regions.
For this reason I have good optimism on the merger. Imo.