RE: Rampers10 Dec 2019 19:49
Truthsearcher, thanks for your kind explanation, I had inferred that perhaps you had misinterpreted or misread my post, and was attempting a bit of ironic jocularity. I too find that contrition is an admirable quality, and a tool that I have to use with remarkable regularity. Apology accepted with gratitude.
I can understand your nervousness at the lack of investment from the Board.
However, I am sure that they are in a closed period with the amount of inside information that they currently have, and their Nomad will certainly have embargoed the Directorate from trading at the moment. As a former CEO of a listed company, I know that it is very difficult to find windows where inside knowledge has been purged, sometimes it can only be once or twice a year!
The amount of misinformation that those trying to drive the price down to get a better entry price is remarkable.
This is not a small cap AIM Company where a £20,000 trade can have an influence, Tullow is one of the largest volume shares traded both in terms of the number of shares, and over the last couple of days by capital value as well.
The most striking thing about the share price at the moment is its price/earnings ratio, which at 4.91 currently is ridiculously low.
Yes, there is very manageable debt in there, but there is also a tremendous amount of upside potential.
Even the Today programme on R4 commented at 6.30 am today that the market cap had dropped way below the net asset value, and must be primed for a correction, which is far bolder than their usual commentary on companies.
Yes, I too think that there may be some share price fluctuation, but like RRE and TXP, the market is currently undervaluing the stock and income will prove this over the next few months. Cash is King and ever will be.
GLA