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Do not companies like BUCE agree a price that they sell their barrels at so that they can balance their cashflow?

So the market rate of a barrel of oil means burger all to them?

For Buccaneer, on average, to pump out one barrel of oil out of the ground what is the operational cost?

Raw figures without any admin costs.

A moan about LSE and not NTOG/Buccaneer, but it would have been nice to have a redirection to the new LSE site.

Here is the link to the company name -

https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChat.html?ShareTicker=BUCE&share=Buccaneer-Ergy

So you are profiteering from what could well be a war in the Middle East?

SAD

Think someone spilled coffee on their keyboard

"Increased stake if that is what you are asking."

No it is not at all what I asked.

My question is have Premier Milton invested more than the return on the current NTOG share price

So if you have done your math, are they up or down?

ConMan94 - Respect for an honest and true post

I would suggest that people stay away from AIM unless they want to take a big gamble.

what a load of ******.

do your own research and please do not listen to these spiffs.

ask yourself why are they on here ramping up the company

Https://portfolio-adviser.com/premier-miton-517m-multi-asset-fund-loses-rating-following-team-shake-up/

OH yes, the 'Premier Milton Group'.

Is this the company run by Warren Buffett?

Or do they run the Premier Inn on the A1 just north of Blythe

Oh and what if Trump sorts out the Russia / Ukraine war, what do you think is going to happen to the price of oil?

So if NTOG has tied itself to sell a barrel of oil for, let's just say $75 for the next three months, how does the WTI price impact the share price?

Please do tell me your knowledge on the price that NTOG sell for a barrel.

BTW, 30 years in investment & corporate banking.

Never heard of the Futures market?

Oil producers lock in the future price of the barrels oil that they produce to manage their cash flow.

They do not sell the oil on the days WTI price

Back to school children

Is this an NTOG chat room or a discussion on the price of WTI?

I went through a phase when I invested in oil & gas minnows, gambling if you like even after doing the research, that's why I like following NTOG. It was a long time ago, around the time of Falklands Oil and Gas.

You had to take the time to check me out, HA bloody HA.

I made money out of NTOG many years ago, it was one of my first penny investments so I have a bit of an interest following this stock. I would have hoped that with the old guard gone that I could re-invest.