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The last 10 broker ratings average at 64.4p, now I do not pay attention to individual broker recommendations but I strongly believe in the law of averages in all aspects of life including investing (barring catastrophic events).

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/A-Watershed-Moment-That-Could-Send-Oil-Prices-To-100.html

There you are - 53, I have granted your wish, who is next?

Average Brent price in 2020 = $42
Average Brent price in 2021 = $71

Looking forward to numbers in 2 weeks, I am confident that we will test last years 66p after numbers are out or even before then, 55p is almost here.

https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/TULLOW-OIL-PLC-9590152/charts/

For decades Spanish flue was thought to originate from Spain but we found out that it came from a farm in Kansas - USA.

Actual data does not support your "theory" , or is it just an attempt to push people to jump ship?

https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/TULLOW-OIL-PLC-9590152/

Desperatebroker,

little or no turnover this morning, so everything you just said is similar to the stuff that comes out a cow's back end.

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/halliburton-sees-world-headed-for-oil-scarcity-amid-spending-cut-1.1691972

What a torrid time for shorters, 2021 H2 figures are going to be good when they are published next year.

China is buying up oil everywhere, they know $100 is coming this winter.

I wonder what will happen this winter when all the oil fired power stations are started up across Europe as it is planned.

Greta's Ponzi scheme is falling apart.

https://www.breezyscroll.com/world/energy-stocks-to-invest-in-following-tullows-orinduik-guyana-statement-global-trends/

https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2021/09/15/the-tullow-oil-share-price-jumps-heres-what-id-do-now/

Jan,

Oil price has been at these levels for few short months, how on earth do you expect it to have a huge impact on debt?

I don't think you understand how corporate finance works in this sector, we all know you have an agenda but try and do it intelligently.

Indeed, the markets exist in order to scam the impatient and reward the investor.

18 months ago Brent was $20 and only in the past 6 months it has stayed above $70, it will take time for the share price to reflect all the extra money we are making, that is how it works if you invest in this sector plus finance is sorted and a competent CEO.

We might or we might not, the only people concerned with short term price movements are gamblers .

Since you bought at 16p this share has gone up by 175%, does it really matter what happens on result/update days?

I recall a few short years ago PMO went up by 75% on a Monday following results.

News leaking out ???

Buy now, double your money by Friday.

Your constant drivel about debt is inept or agenda ridden (both in my view since nothing said here will effect the share price), debt is good thing for a cash positive company, especially ones in this sector that can use various forward selling strategies.

Comparing debt of Tullow with other companies debt is also inept, since debts are tailored differently , some costly debt can be paid early (as in Tullow's case), while ones with competitive rates are fixed for the duration.

All and all Ammu after 10k posts, you should be better at your "game".