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This is so far into the future that I wouldn't get too excited yet

As always with TLW, several things hang in the balance. New CEO, Gabon sale, refinancing, first $40m Kenya payment, and a near term game changer of seismic data info that could increase 2P reserves.

TLW lack ingenuity, hence this poor deal. However, if this project gets off the ground then even before their 30% kicks in TLW have a share of this asset and something to sell if needed.

Marcel,

Exactly that, TLW will have to wait the best part of a decade to benefit.

Manipulation in a word.

Global daily oil consumption is just over 100M barrels. The whole market is rigged, pump and dump.

Realistically, when will TLW begin to benefit from 'their' 30% - 2033 onwards ?

Mackerel,

There is something fishy about you.

Kenya did get what it wanted because TLW rolled over and the longs have been mugged off.

That was my point because Assets Vs Liabilites will change for the better.

SC,

I recently posted about the possibility of an increase in 2P reserves and a couple of the experts attacked me.

I share your views.

Why would I need your advice - look at your posting history.

The Kenya deal is terrible for TLW. In fact it would have been difficult to get a worse deal - hence the lowly SP.

Where was outrage for the ramping idiots who posted nothing but garbage for years....

I have a long history of doing well here.

This was a decent board until a few 'experts' tried to attack anyone who had a realistic view point on this company.

13.4p expect a pullback from here.

The truth hurts.

The 'experts' got their Kenya deal and here they are at 13p - so much for 'shorters burning'.

FDM,

Other than gambling what is your rationale for buying at such a precarious time ?

Anton,

What's your average ?

Careful how you answer :)