RE: Damn.1 Nov 2021 19:25
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I'm surprised you bought more shares in ceg today, but you're money your decision.
Looking at ceg today ( and for me months ) ceg is uninvestable.
They don't have any value other than the declining production in trinidad, in fact that is pretty worthless as well.
They owe far to much money to other companies and governments, no matter what kind of spin they put on it, which they cannot repay.
They are in desperate need of funds, and that very rarely works out for pi's.
If they don't get funding sorted it will be curtains.
The bahammas is a story to be retold in every rns.
Uruguay nothing
Suriname nothing
T &T looks a complete failure.
Why would you seriously invest in ceg when there are other companies out there that are investable, especially ftse 100 companies that are on the rebound, you get the same returns if a ftse 100 company goes up as in a penny stock.
Anyway each to their own.