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In two short months, Perksy has managed to halve the share price. Is he the right man for the job?

It’s official. This year’s party will be held at the Ritz on Piccadilly (a stone’s throw from Chariot’s office). It will be a small affair for staff and directors. Costs will be kept down. The French fella will fly in on a business class flight. But he won’t be staying at the Ritz. There has been a bit of a fall-out at the top about inviting Malcy. In the end the naysayers prevailed citing concerns about the drinks bill.

My idea was to get in at single figure pennies. There was resistance at 10p. By the time my target price had been reached, I had been exposed to the wisdom of JMAX. Fortunately. And I stayed on the sidelines. The news that a veteran commercial guy jumped ship in October with no job but a big goodbye present from shareholders was the final straw.

The nags are now a better option than TLW. Avoid.

Disagree. He ain’t ceo material. Claims to be project delivery specialist. Was working as p/t LNG consultant before he got the gig. Pretty obvious there wasn’t much interest in the role.

Long serving commercial guy James Caskie recently left Tullow after 20 years. In his early fifties by the look of photos. No job yet. See Linked in for details. But got out with a big pay-off…hundred percent. Maybe he knew something we only suspect.

And an hour late, it’s up 3%. By cob, it will be lucky to be up at at all. MM manipulation of micro-cap plain for all to see.

…and avoid MM action. Trader's only buy this dog when it’s being marked down.

One thing that will happen before Xmas is an all expenses paid Xmas bash for staff and board in a fine Mayfair establishment. That folks is nailed on.

Chariot cannot move an inch on Anchois, Loukos, Risanna, Namibia, Nour. There is no interest in any of em and there isn’t any money even to polish them up. That leaves the renewables business. That is easier to manage but ain’t gonna make much money. The only people doing ok out of this dog are Witless, JMW and the French fella. Avoid.

I feel duty bound to inform newbies what is most likely in store for em if they invest. Years..decades even…of cash raises and extravagance with absolutely no return.

Anchois - there is no interest. It will go when the license expires.

Loukos - there is nothing there. Chariot will hand it back.

Namibia - not a chance.

Nour - Total has pulled out. It’s dead.

Renewables - who cares.

G&A - that’s what it’s all about. You gotta keep em in fine suits, first class air fairs, fancy offices, big pay n perks. You know it makes sense.

…to dig TLW out of this mess. My bet is that management and staff will get big payouts or jobs with company which takes over. Shareholders will get nothing.

Except punters misery is drags on and on before they are put out of it.

Single figures now but I’m staying on the sidelines.

Two can play at that game.

🏇 Back in the Bay looks like a strong contender in the 14:40 Racing TV Handicap Hurdle at Fakenham today (17 October 2025). Here's a quick breakdown of her chances:

🟢 Form & Profile

• Trainer: James Owen

• Jockey: Mr Alex Chadwick

• Recent Form: 47P3-121

• Won a course-and-distance maiden hurdle in May.

• Followed up with a win in a 5-runner handicap at Stratford (18.7f) in July.

• Shows progressive form and adaptability.

📊 Market Odds

• Current odds: Ranging from 11/10 to 5/4, making her the favourite across most bookmakers.

• Field size: Just 3 runners — a tactical race likely.

🆚 Main Rivals

• At Mangan Bridge: Recent maiden winner at Southwell, fair opening mark, odds around 13/8.

• Clean Getaway: Experienced and recently placed, but slightly longer odds at 11/4.

🧠 Verdict

Back in the Bay has:

• Proven course form.

• Tactical advantage in a small field.

• Solid recent wins and a trainer-jockey combo that’s clicking.

She’s rightly favourite, but At Mangan Bridge poses a credible threat if he builds on his Southwell win. Clean Getaway could sneak into the frame if the pace suits.

Clowns on here would be coming in their pants if Tullow's SP were to double. They might even be happy to to pay GGT to Reeves on their gain.

Trouble is they might lose the lot if Tullow can't get the debt deals done.

Most on here are in the dark...guessing, hoping, losing sleep etc as the sorry saga drags on and on.

Here's a solution. Cash out. Put your money on Back in the Bay in the 1440 at Fakenham today.

The horse has got decent form and a decent rider. Its a 6-5 favourite with only 3 runners in the race. Its over hurdles which introduces a bit of uncertainty. So focus on the flats if you prefer.

If it wins, you'll more than double your money with no CGT to pay.

If it loses, you've lost the lot.

Harry

PS I know nothing about the nags.

But it will be over this afternoon and you can get on with life.

Carry on dreaming …courtesy of AI. 🤡🤡

I think “investing” in TLW is like betting on an even money favourite on the flat. You may well double your money (tax free) or you could lose the lot.

I thought Netanyahu was going to complete the genocide and then take in Iran. With Trump’s backing. And oil was gonna go to the moon.

Looks like I was wrong.

I’m still on the sidelines though.

I guess it’s now all about the debt negotiations now.

Lenders usually win those.

Naaah. There was only one other party who was seriously interested. From memory it was MOL. But they faded away leaving good ol’ Energean as the only show in town. The rest is history. Avoid.

Sid, Ken and The Prof are flying first class from Capetown. On your coin. Sid was missing the fit bird on reception. Not any more. There’s a couple of cracking stewardesses doing the honours. And not a word of deal-making coz there wasn’t any. As Sid put it…”Let’s try again next year fellas. Cheers.”