RE: Very Positive10 Dec 2024 12:59
Anton I will post whatever I like, If you don't like it then just filter me.
I take it you are underwater and feeling the pain, but that's no one else's fault other than your own.
The facts are:
Tullow has a massive debt pile to pay back with low FCF due to low oil prices and the interest on the debt is massive.
The Bond values are falling due to the increasing risk of above.
Producing fields are declining and will need replacing down the line.
The CEO has bailed out.
A merger would benefit and strengthen the company.
Holding Tullow stock is a gamble but I wont be buying just yet until we know why Rahul jumped ship, smoke and mirrors at the moment.
I remember the days when Tullow had a market cap in the £Billions