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In late 2018

Unfotunely, AH, Oex has always been like this. A classic example was when I'm late 2018 they were negotiating with gspc and we were led to expect a settlement "early in the new year". It fnslly came in September 2019. Gla.

Was feeling a bit depressed today for personal reasons. Never mind I thought, Lloyd's is going well above 50. Oh well, one door closes and another slams in your face. Lol.

Yep. Looks like we will have to be patient for a good while yet. I guess other news about Roland's new direction could drop at any time. Atb.

Great to see it confirmed that they are going to try the new fracking techniques on 77h as indicated by Jasper some time ago. If this is successful, as we all hope, they should be able to get a much better deal from any potential jvs. This reinforces my opinion that we won't be getting jv news for some time.
I still find it odd that they are subbing out the drilling out of the two new Wells, due in h2 next year.
Unbelievable, that they are still saying GOI approval " In the coming months". Sounds like they don't have a scooby when it might happen. I suppose, it could just be a cut and paste job from previous reports. Hope so. Gla.

Hi QS. I don't bank with Barclays, just use them for shares. It was originally Charles Shwartz, but they sold to Barclays years ago. Used to be better until they "improved", their platform a few years ago. What baffled me was, it said you could do a trailing order but their was no way of selecting it online.
I actually bank with Lloyd' in which I have quite a lot of shares. Hoping for good results today. Atb.

In April 2020 I filled up with petrol at Asda at 99.7p. Never thought I'd see thst price and never will again.

Nothing like the 70's. Inflation reached 25% then. Remember getting a 28% rise one year. Soon eroded though.

Hi Espen. As I said in my post at 8.41 this morning it seems to be impossible to set up the trailing function online. Was hoping someone else had tried. Atb.

Nobody else uses Barclays then?

Isn't the pump supposed to come before the dump? Lol.

Should really have said if it reaches anything above 0.6 and then drops by 0.1 from whatever the peak might be.

Does anyone have experience of this sort of thing on Barclays Smart Investor? Just tried a trial stop sell order. Set a stop at 0.6. When I reviewed it there was a warning that the stop price was above the current price and it might execute immediately. That would only make sense if it was a buy order, which it wasn't.
Also, what I would really like to do is set a trailing stop sell order, where if the price goes above a certain point you can then set it to sell once it peaks, then drops by an amount which you can set. eg. Sell if it reaches say 0.6 then drops to 0.5.
It describes trailing stops in their orders explained info, but when you go to the drop down list to select order type it is not listed as an option.
Guess, I may have to ring them. Atb.

Almost sure that's not the case Vf. It's just 73h and 77h that are being restarted with a workover next year. Atb.

Of course if the two pieces of news arrived together, it would remove that dilemma. Atb.

Like I said Vf it's a risk. Will just see how it looks on the day. At one time, I thought jv news would be right after approval. Could still be, but not so imperative now that they are not drilling the new Wells until h2 next year. Atb.

That would be fantastic Vf. Would definitely sell if it went above 0.5. Would try to do what I did last time. Wait for the peak, probably in the first couple of hours and then sell when it dropped by
10% maybe with a view to getting back in later. Could go wrong if other news dropped soon after. Atb.

Personally, think its great that it had held at this level. With a base like that we might see 0.5 when GOI approval drops. Gla.

Lol.

seems to be quite positive. It shows the enormous gap between the gas India produces and what they need. The blue graph isn't very good but you can see that they are producing about 2.5 bcf per day when they actually need more like 5.5 bcf per day. It also talks about a colossal offshore project that bp are involved with. Gla.
https://www.energyvoice.com/oilandgas/asia/342886/indian-gas-boom-dampens-demand-for-lng-but-not-for-long/