RE: Last few trades after the bell....2 Apr 2021 01:51
16.57 - Or just large US Brokers buying to cover expected afternoon trading? Not sure....but I am more sure that no one knows what the Wire line logs will be yet.
15.10 - Are you still here? Nothing for ages and then the usual commentary, its boring and after 5 years I've had enough of you so into the bin you go...
They'll have their intraday book stocked at the cheap shares from this morning, making a killing selling into the US brokers. US would need to get past UK MMs volume before the UK MMs can show their slimy hands and let the price roll...
14.19...yeah you’re almost certainly right but who am I to trample on someone’s enthusiasm/positivity...when, against most odds, o could be wrong. I wouldn’t have bet on 4p a couple of weeks ago...
14.05...No...closing ASX 6.7 AUD cents...FX 1.817 so around 3.70p GBP...you probably need to be extra careful if you missed this simple deduction. US closed at 7.07 USD cents and the conversion would give you c.5p...but that will be realigned in 25 mins...
13.44 - 88e has 100m barrels recoverable Umiat?...your words .... "do some f@cking research on the oil market before you gamble your government pay-outs in a company like this And filtered
Right...so even a drop in the US from 7.07cents to about 4.6/4.7cents is only levelling with AIM...before the usual doom mongers start stirring it up. and thing hold above 4.6/4.7 will hold/push us up. GLA
12.10 - I hope you're wrong but it's possible. However if there is a rally to or above 4p you should still be pleased with you 4p and can't complain if you didn't see a rally coming...good luck and as you've sold hopefully you have better things to do with your time now...BBFN
11.04 - If there is still significant buying in the US, their brokers effectively get the shares from Aim while open so while Aim have a book to clear it'll like be around the GBP levels, once/if that stock is exhausted the price should rise and if their is demand US PM it'll rise further. Of course this relies on continued net demand from the US....they could equally have a net supply bias today and that would depress the price.