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Pisces, I am not looking at the duration or time between offloads to work out how full or empty the AMs or tankers tanks are, this is flawed and doesnt interest me. Nor am I clever enough to look at drafts in order to guess how much has been offloaded.
The weather played a part because the tankers that Tekay use were not available, (most were already loaded or part loaded waiting to offload, but couldn't) when the AM was looking for (needed) one.
If indeed someone credible confirms that this was a smaller offload as Londoner suggest, then I suspect we will see another tanker back out there within a fortnight.

Pisces, the weather when she offloaded was pretty flat calm.

Pisces, tanker availability would have been the issue as much as the weather offshore.

Slowed down, yes, but definately not stopped on the lead up to this offload. IMO :-)

Londoner, time will tell but I have very much good reason to believe that the AM's tanks would have been full, to the extent that she would have to, and probably had to reduce production pending completion of the offload this week.

Albi, since when did the tankers only hold 400k. Pretty sure the ones they use WoS can hold 600k+.

Early next week, (Tuesday), and the largest offload so far. Just my opinion/possibly a wild guess !!! WTFWIK anyway.

Correct, but I do have an option to enjoy myself whilst waiting.

A lot of people here clutching at straws. The bottom line is what will be will be.
I have contacted Eurasia (the company, not the NOMAD) by email a couple of times since the suspension and spoken to them on the phone as well , and I still do not know which way this will go. The emails and calls were all dealt with extremely professionally but as expected, they cannot and did not give out any info that is not already in the public domain, and nor would I expect them to. More than happy to wait a bit longer and see how it pans out and take it from there.
Have a good weekend all.

A lot of people here clutching at straws. The bottom line is what will be will be.
I have contacted Eurasia (the company, not the NOMAD) by email a couple of times since the suspension and spoken to them on the phone as well , and I do not know which way this will go. The emails and calls were all dealt with extremely professionally but as expected, they cannot and did not give out any info that is not already in the public domain, and nor would I expect them to. More than happy to wait a bit longer and see how it pans out and take it from there.
Have a good weekend all.

Shorting has a place in the Markets whether you/we like it or not. It can be a good tool for Hedging a long position or if you hold Bonds in a Company (not applicable to Eua).

FWIW, I dont have a short position in EUA and dont believe for a minute that there are many shorts open here, certainly not anywhere near what some would have you believe, and none above the threshold to declare.
That's my twopence worth. Hoping for official news in the next couple of days, with a resumption of trading sometime next week, let's wait and see which way this goes. SFA we can do either way, buthave my fingers crossed.

It is an old article which I am sure you know. May Last year.

Flanks take up to 6 months and were applied for September last year if my memory serves me correctly.
We could see an RNS anytime whilst still suspended saying they had been granted, who knows. Any deal or sale could be concluded prior to the Flank award although I always thought it would have precede any deal.
I think we will see an RNS before the weekend confirming the contract with the bank and saying negotiations are ongoing with potential buyers with a return to trading from Monday. But WTFDIK

Yes they would, but usually the price on opening would trade just below the offer price.
I think some are getting carried away here. I am cautiously optimistic here with the ussual caveats of course.
I see the warrants being converted as every good sign.

I dont agree that the Warrant holders would necessarily lose their options in an event of any TO, they usuualy will have the chance to convert before the TO, or it will be written in that they get the TO price in a cash Bid or equivalent in a cash/stock bid. - but what they wouldn't get is any entitlement to a Dividend if they hold on to the Warrants until the end. So a sale of MT, without a full TO resulting in EUA paying a one-off Special Divi would mean warrant holders that hadn't converted would have miss out drastically.

Both. Yes and Yes

FFS, CITIC are not investing in EUA, they are one of the banks that may facilitate a sale, the may also be part of the finance required by any suitor.
Basic research tells you that.

Paco, your post smacks of someone who has done next to no research on the Company apart from snippets that you have read on various BBs, before trying to put together a post that convinces others that you know what you are on about, (which you clearly do not). To me it is obvious that you are just another punter trying to subtly cast doubt on the Company, someone who doesnt have a clue what is really going on here, but wants to look credible. I have no intention or interest at all in correcting all your pretend concerns or try and tempt you off the fence that you say you are on.
I dont post here that often any more for quite a few reasons, not least because of some of the idiots that have turned up of late. I am sure that is also the case with many of the contributors that used to try and add a little value to the board.
Good luck anyway, - but anyone that takes any notice of your posts shouldn't be invested in the stock market in the first place.
All IMO

PIface , check messages.

PIface, we will not hear today, we will hear be the weekend, if not Monday next week. But definately not today.
GLA and hope this suspension is for the right reasons.

Dfat, between 2010 - 2014 Pd was circa 400-600 dollars an ounce with no projected shortage, and was costing around 400$ to produce. It is now circa $2300+ per ounce, still costing the same, or less per ounce to produce and Palladium Consumption volumes are predicted to outstrip Production till 2025 at least.
As regulatory restrictions on Exhaust fumes get stricter and the world economy gets recivers,and car sales rise - the palladium deficit is likely to increase and price continue to rise for many years to come.
All IMO of course.

Dfat, between 2010 - 2014 Pd was circa 400-600 dollars an ounce with no projected shortage, and was costing around 400$ to produce. It is now circa $2300+ per ounce, still costing the same, or less per ounce to produce and Palladium Consumption volumes are predicted to outstrip Production till 2025 at least.
As regulatory restrictions on Exhaust fumes get stricter and the world economy gets recivers,and car sales rise - the palladium deficit is likely to increase and price continue to rise for mant years to come.
All IMO of course.