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Look at opportunities to get back in later

Held at the 50ma all morning, until exactly midday, 12 bang on..
Fingers crossed this could be fun.

Its Whizz air debt level, i believe its 4X higher than Easy jets..
Easy Jet in a far far far better position.
I am sure the market will show you that shortly.

I am aware that Santander are having some issues but with them offering 2.75% I decided to move some money, I was already warned on Saturday morning by a friend who said, he gave up, and wished me luck.
In the normal fashion, I tried to transfer money from my account to my Santander account, only to be kicked out of the website, I re-logged in and tried the same again, this time to be hit with, this transfer has been blocked, and a prompt call this number.
Now, I had already been warned about this by my friend, he gave up after waiting 30 minutes on this line, but that’s not me. 39mins later after the call continually rang, someone finally answered.
Under the umbrella of checking if this transfer related to fraud, the only thing that seem to be fraud, was this whole blocking my transfer, what a scam. They tried everything in the book to stop me transferring my money, at one point I even offered to keep my money in the account if they offered me the same interest rate. Having spent 25 minutes on the call, at logger heads at times with the agent, I gave them the ultimatum, either you let me move my money or I will close my account. seems this is the magic words, finally, but instead of moving some, I moved the lot.
I am aware thing are not rosy at Santander, but with the way they were acting, something is not right at lloyds, it was like retentions on steroids.

I thought I was in Argentina..

And yes, I have raised a complaint with ombudsman’s, for what good that will do..

May be they do have a plan, and this is it.. one way of getting rid of the debt. Mountain ... and it wouldn't be the first time a company has done it.

Another company that bleed the tax payer dry.. and like Carillion I wouldn't trust a word they say...

Iann conn is a total *********, I would not trust him with wallpaper paste brush.

Roll on 70's

Don't bite Mr D, I just try and ignore all the dros .. all we need is a sensible trading statement next Wednesday and away the share price will go. The market hates uncertainty, and that is why the share price is being punished.

Looks like ECO and partner are ramping up the drilling

3 Billion Barrels of oil on the Orinduik Block, that the Carapa discovery has helped define. looks like lots a excellent quality oil in the area

Motley Fool: does anyone read that crap.. that site need a bargepole, unless you have an endless supply of cash to burn. Motley Fool, OMG.

I think this is spot on MuckyWaters, they have hit on the money. They know the quality of the oil is excellent, with 27 degrees API and sulphur content of less than 1%... I think this will gain a lot of interest here going forward.

I will holding for the foreseeable..

OIl

A shrinking US crude stockpile, will add to a bullish sentiment

https://www.energyvoice.com/oilandgas/214735/oil-holds-near-three-month-high-as-us-crude-stockpiles-shrink/

For me, no news is good news..

ExxonMobil reports Mako discovery off Guyana
Consortium led by US supermajor continues to rack up hits with 15th find off the nation's coast
https://www.upstreamonline.com/exploration/exxonmobil-reports-mako-discovery-off-guyana/2-1-729669
Soon our turn

I am more than happy to play the waiting game, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to work out what's going on here.

Nobody loads up with 7%, unless the know something that nobody else does.
Notice another 1M purchase and the usual 4M UT after hours
today on https://oilnow.gy/featured/drilling-continues-at-carapa-prospect-results-expected-this-month/
quotes results in the next few days, may be someone already knows the results.. could be another i3 Energy, everyone knew the results except the shareholders..

Gently ticking upward

Stockwatch: Why fears of Tullow Oil’s demise are overdone

Tullow’s end-June 2019 balance sheet had $4.9 billion property/plant/equipment and $1.9 billion intangible value ascribed to exploration/evaluation assets. Accounting values like this are to an extent questionable (both ways) but, even so, and despite $3.3 billion long-term debt and thumping trade payables - $1.3 billion short-term and another $1.3 billion longer-term - plus $1.1 billion deferred tax liabilities, net assets were $2.8 billion.

That represents a per share equivalent of 152p.