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Sipi,

We still have huge debt, dividends may attract some buyers but the dividend would need to be a sustainable prospect - unlike the last dividend duration.

It will probably depend on how effective the V is shown to be over time - very early days.

It's not only demand that will raise the price of oil but the effects of inflation.

It would depend on how long Poo was over $80, and if it gets to this price we may see production increased as SA don't want extreme oil prices - they want stability.

As a LTH, IT'S EASY TO

As a LTH, it's easy to make comparisons with SPs in previous years, but we are a different animal now - leaner, more efficient and we have achievable plans in place, and due to this we are in a better position than when the SP was 140p.

Stuart

Normally in this game if you want good info you have to pay for it. However, if these brokers were any good they would have retired to their private islands long ago.

Thanks Jet, UBLOCK has done the trick

Thanks Lem and I will try that Jet, cheers

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Cynical,

I'm with you - some of my tranche were bought at 900p and after averaging down I am now in profit.

Fidelity are saying TLW have been promoted - but the 'season' doesn't begin until the 12th.

Sipi,

They are saving that tweet for when we return to the FTSE 100 - where we belong

This has 6 bagged in a year

If you're not intending to sell tomorrow - then the price doesn't matter.

Phoenixy,

If that's the case please can you contact TLW and ask them to sort this out - so we are guaranteed higher prices. Thanks

Just say TLW did want to hedge at higher price per barrel - who would take this hedge up with TLW and why ....

If higher priced hedging was viable / available then TLW would have gone for it - until recently we have been in a low price environment.

Who asked it yesterday......

UNIOIL,
You mention the Jethro discovery and price action. TLW decided to announce this on Monday 16th Sept 2019, the very day Poo had its biggest rise in about 30 years - after the drone attacks. We touched 270ish but soon retraced to 230s - it was hard to know how the strike affected the SP at this time. But we all know what happened after this.