RE: PQE Offer1 Feb 2022 16:21
@Dfg4699 13:41
No one has a crystal ball, and I wouldn’t like to make predictions on future sp rises, but saying that what with brokers re-rates on TOMCO future production potential says a lot imho. But there are many variables that don’t always go in a straight linear trajectory, hence highs/lows troughs/peaks in the sp charts. There will Inevitably be a few traders who have Psychological sell points for whatever reason be it personal, business or financial the SP will act accordingly with the market makers ultimately.
I would say imho that certain key points of news like starting the insitu test drilling, then results, then permit for in situ production by H1, there after the production revenue (minus loans and maybe paying towards the TSHII 90%) then securing the funding for the Tar-sand..
If investors be it from PQE’s profits from their offer sale at what ever stage they feel is best for them to buy into a chunk of TOMCO I’m sure will make the sp react, but remember for every buy there is a sell and vice verser so really not sure if every body will be on the same page hence short/mid/long term involvement some might hang around for the test drill then to its production, others might sell up to that point, some may buy more and do a longer game until funding for the tar sand open mining( more revenue from the tar and the sand)..
Hope that help somewhat, a rule of thumb for me is TOMCO can use in situ for carbon sequestration of c2o credits and gain extra from it, hopefully getting onboard with the ESG (environmental social governance) program that recognises companies that are helping the environment as this will give TOMCO more credence as a company IMHO and more favourable exposure in the near future if another big co. Has eyes on us for a potential buyout.. imho unless the oil is flowing and revenue is coming in only then would i imagine a better position for the sp anything before that is relying on future sentiment as investors hedge their bets..and that can be be very whimsy at best in times of volatility and expansion. So only risk what you can afford not to rely on if you needed it 6 months to a year down the line for more important thingsm as tomco will start cranking up around then.. imho just my thoughts no advice intended..
Dazzle