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Its constant negative m8. We're all for balanced opinion but you seem to take great pleasure in spreading unfounded and unwarranted fear for your own ill gotten gain. Your posts fall on deaf ears now, your race is run. I challenge you to post something positive about a share you seem to be so heavily bought into? Since you're after balance, you give us some balance.
Agree 100% - economies have always done very well during war and with oil prices rising, and our resources being in the US - we couldn't be in a better position. There was always going to be negative reaction during uncertain times, and although no one wants unnecessary suffering - from an economic point of view it makes no sense to be selling - this is a buy day. WTI will be $100 by the end of the week. GLA
Not been on level 2 for a while - if they are still dumping there can't be much left. Like you say philke, maybe some residue from last years placing.
HFB......what do you think? You think we're clear yet? Not seen many after hour trades.
I understand the frustrations of "real" LTH's. Let's be honest though, if it weren't for the Atomic deal you wouldn't be sitting waiting on Nigeria and you'd still be waiting in the next few years even more diluted than you are now. You're on the cusp of a transformational year ahead, and with that, the SP should in theory mirror the meteoric rise of COPL. You've only had Atomic for a little under a year, bought at the bottom, you may pick up one of the partners for another song and on top of that we're waiting on Ryder Scott confirming what Art and his team think is one of the biggest finds in US soil in decades. He's not had 7 years to get Atomic up to speed to be fair, he's being strategically very cute to enhance productivity IF we are successful in CUDA then we will see our bopd ramp up, thus increasing the bottom line substantially and with WTI continuing to power north the hedged amount becomes less relevant, therefore revenue flows to the bottom line.
For the first time in COPL's history you've got something tangible, not just hope and bluster. It feels as though we're at the bottom of the curve, with patience and a little bit of luck who knows where the top may end up - I suspect in the pounds and many of. GLA
Mid 30's possibly, maybe I'm being naive but the SP isn't micro managed like that. Simple supply and demand with the warrants/flippers etc. You've got to walk before you can run and COPL had to buy a valuable asset, only way is to get money from shareholders thus diluting and have confetti shares. Short term hit for long term gain in my book. Who knows? You could be right but if COPL were to go bust we'd be better off once all the creditors are paid (I'm jesting). The valuation is just insulting. GLA
Think so, some on here complaining about the overall direction of the SP and they're selling in the morning, lol. Each to their own - if they can do it then fair enough, I've not got the time nor expertise to do it. GLA
88E - 1.8p placing and they're currently sitting at 2.29p. Not too shabby a performance considering. This shows the advantage of having a high M Cap. 6% Dilution for £15M - the means outweighs the dilution. Something to aspire to - shows how important it is for COPL to get the SP up - imperative if he wants to go alone. Hoping he gets a JV but we will wait and see.
Wholeheartedly disagree - the options have done the reverse in my head - it has done nothing but reaffirm my belief in where this is going - utter nonsense being spoken here. The traders are using it for their own agenda, give them an inch and they take a mile, nothing more, nothing less.