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No you are wrong ...A declining business model is when revenue goes down... Foxtons revenue is on an increasing path ... Year end June 21 up nearly 70 % ....

I have swing traded shares in all sorts of companies in different sectors ... Foxtons just seems a No Brainer at these levels ...Good luck to all long time and new shareholders here ...

A trader who has his own YouTube channel and tracks a multitude of shares in different sectors in the USA said sectors that had been doing well such as technology etc ..have been declining recently while one sector that had been preforming poorly since the pandemic ..the energy sector was now the best sector to be in over the other side of the pond ....He also mentioned some small cap oil stocks were starting to have very big rises in their share values .... Hopefully we have started to repeat the same pattern in the UK and Mosman will follow suit with a big increase in the value of the share price...

I was listening to an energy analyst on Kitco yesterday and he mentioned that the big cap energy companies will be making insane amounts of money at the moment because of the high prices of oil and gas but it is not yet reflected in their valuations .. ...I would think the same principle would apply to small cap producing companies such as Mosman but in relation to size of the company off course.. Hopefully with near future financial statements forthcoming showing a major improvement...this should bring a big uplift to the share price ....

The price of oil is the spot price of a barrel of benchmark crude oil ( 159 litres ) such as West Texas Crude Etc...Agreed the B O E is the burning of that energy contained within the same barrel ( 159 litres ) ...However .basically I could say if I had one barrel of WTI Crude and I burnt the energy inside I had burnt $120 dollars worth . ..It's still $120 dollars the value of the BOE even tough it does refer to it's energy ....

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Perhaps I should have made it more clear I was only referring to.. Revenue or Gross Sales ..as that is normally a headline figure used before operation cost etc.is taken off .....but I do not wish to post anything that is not accurate so am happy to be corrected if I am wrong ..................
...The bit I am confused by ...you are saying in one line the BOE is ...NOT 120 ....then a little below you say oil ..IS 120 ...in simple layman's terms what would you state that is the current price of WTI Crude Oil as b o e p d ????

Just wondered if this sounds about right or I have made some sort of error on production figures quoted in US dollars ... Mosmans current average gross daily production was 164 boepd + Winters 2 = 24 boepd + Stanley ..at a guess =36 boepd to Mosmans if total production was 100 boepd per day .....Total Mosman production =224 boepd x $120 Crude Oil ( at current price but can go higher or lower of course ) =$26 880 per day or over a 30 day month =$806 400...

Interesting to look at the charts for these two commodities short and long term ...Crude Oil has jumped almost 29% in the last month alone and is up over 75 % in the last year and is now approaching historical highs ..One would have to go back approximately 8 years or longer to see Crude Oil at these levels which just happens to be around the same time when the Mosman share price was at a much higher level ...( though admittedly with less shares in circulation ) ... USA Natural Gas although not quite as high in relation to historical levels has been creeping back up recently and is still very strong in relation to more recent history ...When more financial statements from the company are released going forward hopefully this should provide a strong uplift to the share price as the recent high commodity prices on there own must be equal to opening up a number of new wells !!!.....

Yes .7 or .8 is possible because that is the price to be paid for the .volatility ...of this type of share ...It could equally recover just as rapidly depending on events moving forward ..the bigger company shares may move more slowly down but can also move more slowly back up...The fall may possibly also be related just as a bad day for many shares ...a potential Nuclear accident in the Ukraine is not going to give any potential investor the confidence to buy shares today ..

You ask if this share could reach over a £1 ???..No one could predict with any absolute certainty where the share price may end up but many AIM shares either go into or can come back out of what I would describe as a ....dormant period ...where they stay extremely low in value for a long period of time to varying degrees but when the fundemdals of the company improve and especially on some major news about the company the share price can then go parabolic and the value of the share has no relation to the value of the company ....The background fundemdals have dramatically improved for Mosman which hopefully at the very least should give some continued lift to the share price at this present period of time ...

Within the last 24 hours WTI Crude has jumped a whopping 7% up to over 110 dollars a barrel while Natural Gas Prices are very strong ...An announcement yesterday that 60 million barrels of oil reserves would be released by a number of different countries around the world has done nothing to stop the rise as Russia pumps more than this in just 6 days ..It is reported that commodity traders are not facing up to the fact at the moment that the oil price should go much higher.. ...

Just to add to the last point ...I am not sure if I want President Putin to be an unwitting contributer to Mosman success but it looks like that how current events may play out !!!

The background commodity fundamentals for oil and gas look very strong especially with the uncertainty over Russia at the moment who is a major world supplier of Oil and Gas ...

You ask what would it take to get this share price to over a penny ???... Putting to one side any near future positive news on Mosman there could be a continued rise at the moment simply because of a changing sentiment towards this sector with a number of small to medium cap shares in the energy sector starting to recover ........especially as recent events have suddenly made Western Governments realize that relying on Oil and Gas from despotic regimes is full of unintended consequences for which are own societies may end up paying a heavy price ....

What makes more today exceptional ...Is for many shares In the energy sector and others it is a bad day for shareholders for obvious reasons with many shares being in the red .... Having your business operations in the USA and Australia is a good situation to be in at the moment !!!

What I find so Hypocritical ...President Joe Biden delaying decisions on new oil and gas drilling on federal lands and other energy related actions ....and now recently.sending officials to Saudi Arabia asking them to pump more oil because a Russian attack will send USA energy prices soaring...Off course as Russia is part of OPEC + the Saudis rejected this and why would they want to pump out more oil just to help out a President who is unpopular back home with the American voting Public ???..

Putting aside for one moment what is a good day for Mosman.. this could be a good year for energy stocks in general . ... especially with the general lack of investment in the oil and gas sector which means these forms of commodities may become more scarce pushing up prices and hence company profits ...Plus the uncertainty surrounding the Ukraine which may hit Russian oil and Gas production a major producer in world markets....It was the year of Gold stocks 2020 ..now it's the turn of energy stocks 2022..

As well as today being a good day ..it has also.been a good month with a recovery in the share price of over 40% ... hopefully this will continue well into 2022..!!

WTI Crude is up over 5 % at 96 dollars a barrel today while Brent Crude is closing in on at 100 a barrel .... Meanwhile U S A Natural Gas has climbed back up to around 4.54 million British Thermal Units ...The commodity fundamentals for Mosman are looking the best for many years ...

Sorry to hear for you or anyone in this situation .( I have been there myself )..I found averaging down at these levels with small amounts of cash using spaced minimum repetition can make a big difference at these levels but it partly depends on the amount and what price was originally paid for the share ...The pros are.... it's easier to get out with possibly a handsome profit ...The con is a shareholder becomes more dependant on the future preformance of that particular company ...It's not something to be done lightly but with Mosman I have full confidence on averaging down will work out ...but each shareholder must off course work out their own preference ...