But the previous high prices were when the market didn’t know that the talk of imminent PSC’s was actually BS so those prices are obsolete as there is a credibility issue that won’t be resolved until a PSC is in hand
Except that’s not how the financial report shows it. It’s a loan that UBO is using for activities and so is being spent. Upland recognise it as a loan and an investment but it’s not there to be called back in when needed and indeed the report says it will only be recoverable in the event of a PSC and successful exploitation. Also with only a 45% interest we have influence but no control so that looks like the loan is not recallable at all.
Do you read that differently?
BOV has always bothered me as it has just a tin pot website. It looks like an SPV to keep more ownership of the asset should we ever get it outside of just through Upland shares and I think Upland is funding BOV’s share of costs via the loan to UBO
Again be interested to know if you see different as the transparency there is zilch
I do. All free as derisked and banked at BS takeover, BS imminent PSC and now BS warrant expiry non news. Fomo keeps me in (in case I’m wrong) but the red flags just keep coming. Want some more red flags to think about?
What BS. Most if not all will be exercised tomorrow. If they’re not it’s a massive red flag when the stock has been pushed 40% through strike by retail. Especially when PMDR’s hold nearly 10mn of them!
You also get screwed if it goes back down and you havent taken any profits. Do you not see anything untoward about the timing of recent news which actually didn’t contain any news and the warrant expiry. It’s a red flag to me as great as it is to see the share go up when they want and need the warrant cash in the bank to continue as a going concern
For those who went through last years BS - Be careful not to get screwed twice. A couple of pretty pictures of a random well head and a pop up stand at an oil fayre does not make a PSC but has served very well in getting these warrants in the money. Just be careful!