RE: Is BPC Trustworthy Company a28 Jun 2020 19:08
JimInTheKnow, as a nobody with a lot (for me) invested here, I have sat back, and watched the flow of this message board, since the Cerp announcement. I also posted last October that I thought that BPC were having trouble raising enough money to achieve a drill as the money markets were getting worried about lending. ( got a bit ridiculed for that, I shrugged).
I know nothing really except what my eyes tell me. When a plumber or a van driver couldn’t afford a house then The economies have over heated at that time. Money is more difficult to find.
covid has added to that uncertainty.
I don’t think that BPC really had enough of everything to drill last April, there wasn’t a drill rig named, there wasn’t a date set even with a few weeks to the supposed drill window.
Covid came in, a drilling partner is announced, where it wasn’t before, why?
I was prepared to go shoot or bust, I am still in profit if I sell, but I do find this a difficult investment to trust.
I will stay in, because from the original premis that big oil is to be found, for me, still holds. But the hubris of February 2020 looks a little silly now.
I don’t see the value of the merger. If Perseverance fails, the merger (IMHO) is irrelevant.
I also see this as a way of giving the company board longevity rather than sticking to the longheld aim of a drill for BPC in Bahamas based on older and newer surveys. I would vote no to the merger given.p a chance