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I enjoy reading your posts: there is a calm maturity in them. I 've been doing shares ( mostly AIM, because > Elephants don't jump < ) with mixed success for 20 yrs now -- and have obviously identified certain patterns typical for the AIMarket. You seem to have identified charting's place as opposed to fundamentals and marketing rumours . IF you have the time I'd like your view on CPX and FDBK . ( Latter is waiting for its CE norm certificate which is expected to stabilise/boost sp) and blue ( 'Blockchain' seems to be the latest buzz word)
I must have had some Vislink shares, literally bottom of the drawer.. probably dating back to SIlvermines, received a tiny divident cheque from time to time, then nothing, and last year a few letters which started mentioning PEB. Does anyone know here what the conversion rate was from Vislink to PEB and how I can find out how many I own?
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listen to the http://www.*************.net/interview-oneview-group-plc-see-major-retailers-embracing-software-solution and can see thesp going back to the levels before fundraising... which now on hindsight seems to have been justified. Withthis low marketcap-- I'm surprise that it is so quiet here..
I bought into Feedback at 4 p as it seemed safe low marketcap at that price with good news around the corner. It is the fdbk forum that brought me here. And I feel there should be more interest to throw some light on the relationship between Feedback and flying brand.
I'm intrested in finding a multi bagger like everyone else... Joined too late the Blu rush, which has/had some similarities, and still hold some amphion. I know that kidneystones is a huge potential market. Any comments on the correct marketcap? Gla
i can't help the impression that fbdu is prepared for quick ramp and dump action. have a look here;https://simplywall.st/compare/LSE:FBDU-LSE:CPR
positive outlook was mentioned in the 'no pain no gain' column portefolio of the independent
from march results:...We recognise that the major focus of investors' attention is with our Visitect® CD4 programme. The prospects for the Group as a whole will be significantly enhanced by the success of this product. As mentioned above, gaining access to a local hospital has significantly shortened the time required for testing and we remain very confident that we will resolve all of the issues previously reported. We look forward to providing a further update shortly.
driving down the oil price by America to hurt /create dissent in Iran and Ru is also hurting UK and others, so won't last that long. Pres also has some interesting prospects in the recycling and alternative energy business. imo
sabian - a boiler optimatisation ( energy efficiency and less carbon emission) for Lincoln city council and soon other boroughs..
I just started to compare MBH with INL ( Inland. The strong point for both is supposedly their respective landbank. ( Inl seems to go the route of buying cheap polluted former industrial waste land and then trying to get planning permission. Haven't looked at the figures and mark up/ profit margin etc. Inland has a mktcap of ca 85 million, MBH less than a third, but more regionally focused/ geared. Does Ibstock ( largest brick maker in UK ) have direct/ indirect listing on any exchange? just throwing some balls in the air.
...high-impact exploration upside from Faroe Petroleum and DEO Petroleum. Evaluating returns on a North Sea prospect requires the critical skill of risk mitigation. Geological complexities, infrastructure access and funding are factors that management teams can influence through having the right technical, commercial and finance teams. The seemingly continuous changes in fiscal regime and potential changes in the regulatory and operating regime post Macondo are, however, more difficult to mitigate. Recent deals in the North Sea (KNOC/Dana, Dana/Petro-Canada, EnQuest/Stratic) have all been done in excess of $10/boe on an EV/2P basis. The companies profiled in our sector report trade on an average $8/boe on an EV/(2P + 2C) basis. >>>>On these metrics, DEO Petroleum is the cheapest, while Faroe Petroleum is the most expensive. However, it does not automatically follow that they are a buy or sell, as reserves based valuations fail to capture many factors, most notably the skill set of the company at mitigating risks. We look for 1) experienced management teams and partners, 2) evidence of good subsurface understanding, 3) balanced portfolios, 4) commercial access to infrastructure, 5) ability to mitigate fluctuations in fiscal regime (eg tax losses or access to field allowances), strong safety records and mitigation of decommissioning liabilities, and 6) companies that are financially prudent, have reasonable operating costs and that can fund their commitments in the coming year. We highlight Premier Oil, Nautical Petroleum and Encore Oil as companies where the risk/reward balance is skewed in the favour of value creation. At present we believe Valiant and Endeavour should be avoided. Serica and Xcite have the potential to become more attractive if they derisk their prospects further, while Faroe and DEO Petroleum both provide high-impact exploration upside. To read the full report, please follow this link: www.edisoninvestmentresearch.co.uk/research/sector/research
http://www.edisoninvestmentresearch.co.uk/?ACT=19&ID=4889&dir=monthlybooks&field=19 page 8 click through Perhaps wishful thinking, but a strong buy on 6 to 8 month view, might start moving around September when field study is released
perhaps better to ask ( at the moment) what license do they hold and who are their partners. Put simple -imo- both are extremely promising.
in a sea of red DEO is holding, actually gaining nicely. Anyone knows reason for this? I knew it was only a matter of time till more II and PIs will recognize the prospect of DEO with regard to North sea oil and quality partners.
Offshore Hydrocarbon Mapping now a specialist interpreter of geophysical data 03 November 2010 Following the disposal of its marine CSEM acquisition business, AIM traded Offshore Hydrocarbon Mapping has said it is now a specialist interpreter of seismic, CSEM and well data. Offshore Hydrocarbon Mapping's seismic and well data interpretation skills were already long established within the Rock Solid Images business, which was acquired in 2007. Since then, considerable progress has been made in the integration of CSEM with seismic and well data and the company's flagship WISE product has already provided successful results, most recently for Nautical Petroleum in the North Sea. Richard Cooper, Offshore Hydrocarbon Mapping's Chief Executive Officer, said: "The disposal of the marine CSEM acquisition business removes a significant investment burden from the Company. Nevertheless, we believe that CSEM has a strong future as an exploration, appraisal and production-monitoring tool, and we see a real platform for growth for Offshore Hydrocarbon Mapping as the first independent provider of CSEM integrated interpretation services. "We will continue to have a strong working relationship with our sister CSEM acquisition business created via this transaction; together we can provide a seamless CSEM product including survey design, acquisition, processing and interpretation and where appropriate will jointly market proprietary and multi-client CSEM surveys and interpretation packages. Seismic data remains the geophysical tool of choice for subsurface exploration and exploitation of oil and gas resources. However, the combination of non-seismic data such as well-logs, CSEM and magneto-telluric (MT) adds value to seismic and is becoming increasingly important too in areas where seismic alone provides an incomplete or ambiguous result. Our expertise in seismic, well-logs, CSEM and MT processing and interpretation positions us to take advantage of these integration opportunities.
Deo on track to submit FDP for Perth licence By BFN News | 02:34 PM | Tuesday 22 February, 2011 * Factsheet Deo Petroleum Ord 1p (DEO) Deo Petroleum is on track to submit a field development plan for the Perth licence by the end of September. Deo said the budget for the FDP work programme had been approved by the new Perth licence group which includes Faroe Petroleum. The board expects to meet its original target of submitting an FDP application to the department of energy and climate change by the end of September. DEO continues to evaluate a number of complementary opportunities within close proximity to the Perth acreage which could enhance the Perth development plan and other suitable subsea tieback opportunities in the Central North Sea. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com