RE: Falcon's PR Skill21 Jun 2024 12:41
bottom line - poq is probably doing about as good a job if not better than any other ceo would do given falcon's business model and position in the beetaloo! ****gers, whiners and amateurs now rule this board, unfortunately, not even sure why they are on here, it's become kind of a joke. . . seems to me for a company like falcon the dsu/checkerboard scheme is the only and best way to stay in the play and add value in very targeted way as the play now starts to get very, very active, starting with the upcoming pilots, production and gas sales! i think most of the green filters and many others got suckered into this by bruner/herriage way back when and because now we all don't see the transformational outcome they promised/pumped, etc. there's all kinds of negative sentiment and just flat out blaming. i bought in big before the origin/sasol deal thinking, and i think logically, that there was going to be a major rise in the sp and then it would just trade like that as catalysts proceeded. not to be and that has been the ridiculous history of the sp ever since, except for, following the amungee 1 discovery when it acted rationally and was in line with cenkos's valuation. maybe it's being manipulated, maybe not. poq came up under john craven and has joe nally at this side, not sure you need better mentors or advisers then them. and come on folks, at this point, with the major commitment and full on interest of sheffield et al., with bruner's original involvement (think ultra petroleum), tbn's american move and listing, does anybody with half a brain and a measure of common sense now really think that anybody, any entity, seriously in the shale gas space does not know the basics of what's going on in and the massive potential of the beetaloo basin, nt, australia, a well developed and governed country, similar to the u.s.?! come on?! all of them, repeat, all of them, much more likely than not know all about it and have personnel following it closely. thus, it's all about, repeat, all about results of these upcoming horizontals, full stop! . . . key issue comes back to where we started - if the share price stays ridiculously low despite continued good/great results, versus what is a legitimate analyst/expert valuation, such as cavendish has and will do, and empire's/tbn's analysts have and and will do, how much does that handicap fog getting full value in any m&a context, which is likely to happen at some point next year or thereafter! again, craven and nally were actively involved in the incredible cove energy story. . . fully expect to see numerous green filters following this per usual, but happy to hear from ww, btob, wetwater, etc. . . all the best, kmj