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That would be my hope once all the traders have had their fun.
Back to 30p would be nice asap
I dont agree, could be right on the close around 23p but I think this week and next will be blue. This is massively oversold and for no reason as this rns has demonstrated.
Not sure what you're saying there but agree 25p a great close. Nice and gradual now the bs has been addressed.
We should see a sustained rise now over this week and next. 5% or so a day will suit me
Only those who are use to being disappointed.
25p close of play here imo
Anything under 24p a gift, fill your boots.
30p by next week imo
Should see a nice few days of upward trend now.
Well done to all holding and especially those who added
I'll keep adding trachea until the inevitable bounce. Just no idea when that will be
Nice surprise rns be good
Hard to predict the bottom here so buy in tranches. Added more myself as must be a bounce soon, very good value here now
Hilarious all the these "I hold shares here but cant see this recovering" bs posts popping up. As if you hold, then come on here to slap the share some more. Absolute muppets.
The share always recovers and the ones who benefit are those who waited for facts not hearsay. Wait for the rns to confirm all is well and off we go, or even better some sort of takeover offer. Now that would be nice
Some chunky buys coming in at this price. Wont be long before we push back up.
Be brave when others are fearful and all that....
Didnt think we would get this low so added more. Oversold now so will be on the charts of various traders. Decent rns should rectify this.
Management, rns clarifying if you please.
Didnt think we would get this low so added more. Oversold now so will be on the charts of various traders. Decent rns should rectify this.
Management, rns clarifying if you please.
Half decent update there. Anyone else have any comments?
Very slow on these board, huge cash reserves still despite drilling.
No worries, although the earlier one I listed is actually a 3million buy. Now that is huge look at the monetary value £918,000
And another
14:43:41 30.31 349,965 Buy* 29.90 29.96 106.07k
13:07:46 29.836 300,000 Buy* 29.72 29.78 89.51k
11:22:23 30.60 3,000,000 Buy* 29.88 30.00 918.00k
Ill save you looking for them shall I :P
An easier way to work out whats going on is to follow the money.
Just look at the huge buys coming in, again this is not punt money...
Watch this fly once all the big boys are in
Although the industry is now working in a new reality, 2019 has been a strong production year for the UKCS, bolstered by the coming of age of the Atlantic Frontier
Once an area with operating conditions that proved prohibitively challenging, the west of Shetland is now home to some of the biggest developments on the UKCS. Thanks to pioneering technology, specialist equipment and the skills and experience of the industry’s world-class supply chain, production from the region accounts for about 15% of UKCS production and it’s going to continue to grow.
In 10 years’ time it could increase to more than one-third of the UK total.
As we look to 2020 and beyond, it is likely to be the key area of production growth in the basin.
Hailed as the new frontier in oil exploration, production from west of Shetland has increased six-fold since 2014, driven by key developments such as BP’s Quad 204 redevelopment and Clair Ridge, Hurricane’s Lancaster field, Total’s Laggan Tormore and Premier Oil’s Solan prospect.
However, the frontier nature of the region means operations are not all plain sailing, and exploration activity is not without its challenges. Although home to major discoveries including Total’s Glendronach prospect, which at the time was the largest discovery in the basin for a decade, the more limited success of exploration this year highlights the high-risk, high-reward nature of the area.
Ambitious approaches and pioneering technology will play a critical role in maximising the remaining potential of the UKCS, in line with industry’s Roadmap 2035. And we are seeing examples of fantastic innovative thinking west of Shetland.
Hurricane’s Lancaster prospect is the first fractured basement play to be commercialised in the UK, yet it was first discovered back in 1974.
New thinking like this opens up the potential for other fractured basins to be developed across the UKCS, highlighting what can be achieved when companies maximise the potential yield from their existing blocks.
As we move through the energy transition to a net zero future, the same new thinking and pioneering attitude will see the industry continue to take a lead role in the development of carbon capture, usage and storage and other low carbon technologies.
Ross Dornan, market intelligence manager, OGUK
Could this be the reason we have been brought down I wonder.
Huge huge confidence there, you don't spend that sort of money without some serious research.
I have just added a few more on the back of that.
Roll on decent RNS hushing the negative out there