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Big Toni?
He ain't so big no more. He's history.
Dirty double-crossing piece of doyt.

Had a good little company. Some debt, sure. Best outfits do.
So he gets greedy. Plays with the big boys. Like candy from a baby.
Now he's up to his eyes. That good little company?
It's a bust little company.
And Toni? He'll never work again.

You are correct.
And it's strangely comforting that someone else feels that way.
Too much time wasted. Money? Pah! Time? Precious.

Jumping ship etc
Bizarre, especially considering the market jitters having beaten everything down.
Good news and you sell? Illogical unless an urgent need arises. We're all different stories after all.

I agree.
Obviously the market is in fear mode. Nevertheless, we've seen falls of 6 or 8% on sells of 20k shares. That level of volatility might suggest that today will be very good. The company's future is secured. Doubt has been removed. Trading update needed but glad it's not today as 2 news items might mask eachother.
But anything might happen. Personally think a good rise is overdue. Rambling again

Rookie and climate deniers, et al.
Perhaps airing your views with two NHS frontline staff might adjust your views.
Perhaps you need to see and hear and smell it.

S and p box up by over 6%. At 35 ! Looking poor but depending on next Monday and Tuesday. If it breaks 40 then we have more medium term trouble.... certainly bad news for trump. Every cloud!

Despite the collapse of the so
Despite the mcap below 200m
Despite the obvious disquiet around RI
Despite him being in charge.
Nothing. Nada. Zilch.
All I hear is silence.

How many times have we regretted not buying when it was so cheap.
During the Covid phase, with Tullow and PMO at 7p and 10p.....and we watched/ bought sold etc up to 50.
And thought...I wish I had another chance to buy at a crazy low!
Well, here we are...a nd I'm too scared.

More.
This isn't normally.
We are used to seeing the sp rise like a phoenix and fall like a thing that's heavier than a phoenix etc.
But after years of that, this is a different beast.
A part of my damaged cerebellum demands I buy for eventual recovery.
Because it has to rise. It has to.
But the fear, the virus, the CEO, the unemployment ... whatever.... it's a gamble.
I hope PMO does take wing even if I miss out.
What a dilemma.
Good luck everyone.

Hey Toni....are ya proud of what you've done to our company?
Or embarrassed?
Or ashamed?
But you can walk away, rich and hide outa sight.
While shareholders have crumbs.
Shameful

A man with notions of grandeur.
Mr Br. Deal.
Mr C()ck up.
An utter disgrace.

KenniGT.....re regulation. Agreed.
But it smacks of evil reds!
Scaremongering ensures we keep the freedom to steal!
We we warned of the cult of Corbyn. Fair play.
But the cult of the libertarian absentee premier with 7 kids unsupported. Nah! He's a laff in he!
So, regulation? Nah! Wot abart me civil libberdees? T**ssers

Unless he has a hitherto hidden plan, of the cunning style, then his recent decisions, the disappearing act of the MCap, his failure to inform the shareholders of the precise details of an impending rights issue, his apparent surrender to the Nipponese creditors, his failure to respond to serious questions raised by concerned stakeholders, all point clearly to the irrefutable truth that he is a man unfit for high office.
And a complete sh1!

After three quarters of a bottle of Australian wine I admit :
1. European Champions League Final wasn't an exciting match.
2. My modest ( used to hold far too many) holding is either a risk or a great investment.
To sell and reinvest at a cheaper price? Or 'bottom drawer' the crap!?
Ask TD. When in doubt ask a man without a moral compass.

Re defaulting further down the line.....
Less likely if they remove the immediate perceived need for funds, ie BP assets.
Sure, BP assets will reduce debt more quickly, eventually....but there'll be a shed load more debt....the very debt fear causing this farce.
Consolidation is vital. Not further debt when the future oil prices are very uncertain.
Whom the gods wish to destroy....they first make greedy

A good CEO recognises their responsibility to shareholders, staff and creditors.
Keeping them updated is an obvious means.
In times of turmoil it is their duty to allay fears, clarify confusion and steer the ship carefully away from the rocks.
The absence of communication leads to doubts, fears and calls for resignations.
Except at PMO it seems.

Is a picture.
Of restraint. ( Strictly range bound).
The 5 years chart is a picture.
Of disdain. ( Strictly avoiding shareholder value)

Hi Ferret.
We've been in tune recently and our pessimistic prognosis has nothing to alter the course.
Just when the market demands consolidation we go for increased debt.
With the fuller impact of Covid 19 yet to appear, and the furlough scheme to unwind, consumer spending will decrease significantly. That's not an opinion. The domino effect will see the recession deepen.....how low? 1930s unemployment rates?
So to increase debt ( forget historically low interest rates..... with low Brent price low interest rates are irrelevant!!) is foolhardy.
This current plan, or similar, could and should have waited until Covid 19 was gone/vaccine etc and for Brent to be over 55

So many here have said it all but I still feel compelled to express my anger and frustration.
One poster asked what TD had done for shareholders in the last few years......and the answer, unsurprisingly, was ' Nothing'
No dividend. The sp in the doldrums. Again! ARCM et al are the only beneficiaries in the current state.
So what? Let him carry on with the madness?
Or , united, remove him.