Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
Yes agree bandit, spot on.
Sparked it into life lol.
The trouble is with such a low free float it's very easily manipulated up and down.
It bodes the question why sell in a trending higher oil Mkt and S&P trending higher Mkt, something is afoot I think IMHO.
Not worth arguing with these clueless empty heads.
Yes come on Dave answer the question.
Looking to buy in at around £7-8. Currently overvalued with the uncertainty around oil.
Ha ha ha class goon.
Mong you can't even read posts correctly-
This is one dog of a stock the whole market rally’s and this is stagnant
My repeply to above which was from Thefuturetruth -It's nearly trippled in price since the lows ????
Ferritface
You called this a dig of a stock last week is that you
How's your buy at 13+ looking
No as usual you are wrong again, also my average is well below £13, hows that mongface.
Happy with today’s trade so far. Expected worse. Not sure why or how SQZ are up ????? That’s crazy.
Gas futures are rising.
As in the name, clueless mong.
This is what I mean about duster statements, sweeping general comments that he can't back up, not worth arguing with and wasting my time.
Yes duster, blew your cover there, didn't think that through did you with your sweeping statements, can you expand on how you came to your conclusions on each statement and the not making much money bit is that 1 million 2 million, how did you work it out to come to such a conclusion.
The spread is not that large but even so it moves in large ticks up and down so you can day trade .
The only issue I have with that is SQZ are near end of life assets are they not???.
Exxon Prepares To Unload North Sea Assets
By Julianne Geiger - Jun 11, 2020, 3:30 PM CDT
https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Exxon-Prepares-To-Unload-North-Sea-Assets.html
Anyone think it strange no buying has occurred between the low March Sp and now.
Production start-up is scheduled for the first half of 2021, with gross output expected to peak at over 22,000 boepd (approximately 7,000 boe/d net to RockRose) from reserves of c.30 MMboe (over 9 MMboe net to RockRose). Hydrocarbons will be processed on and then exported from the Shearwater platform, with gas joining the SEGAL system and condensate the Forties pipeline system.
I did some very basic sums: - couldn't see this turning a profit on current production (given expenditure, decommissioning, tax, depreciation, etc) unless this averaged $50 oil this year.
Looks like they need to buy production - that seems the basis for the share price i.e. an acquisition of 10,000+ bopd.
Anyone else reach this conclusion?
UTTER TOSH.