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I'm sure there's a reason I'm not aware of but could someone theorise why someone like Hadron would get out today?
Tax reasons or something I would guess? I'm guessing it's a good reason if they want to sell that much ahead of an imminent game-changjng deal
Some clarity needed...
1) Are we the sole financers of the miscible flooding?
2) Are we the sole beneficiary of the miscible flooding?
I may be naive here but are the other parties with WI in the fields actually involved in the extraction of the oil or are they landlords for sections of the field that Atomic actively extract from?
What I'm thinking is that we're proactively flooding the fields but we don't own all of the fields so surely were giving additional value to others with WI in the fields.
Any additional clarity would be great.
Some quite chunky buys/sells filtering through. The big 160k one that looks red seems like it should infact be a buy based on the price at that time.
I feel like I need that verifying as I can be occasionally caught ramping myself to put a positive spin on a situation. Also ties in with the price being held down to start with then let loose to run in the afternoon, maybe everyone who Art wants in is in now?
The other times big, late buys have come through have tended to be positive.
Can anyone see how this has changed the price in Canada? One twitter screenshot sees 100% rise but I have no idea what is normal for this stock on that market. Any graphs I can get hold of seem quite rudimentary that I'm not overly inclined to believe.
Any Canadian insight very welcome.
Thanks
What are the odds that we see some serious delayed buys come through that have been picked up so far today? Based on previous dips and subsequent delayed buys i'd imagine they are going to be quite significant given the size of this dip. If i was betting i'd guess some big dogs loading up again, HSBC or otherwise. I'm thinking £100k+ buys
One thing that brought me here and will keep me here are the benefits of being a miner ahead of being in the currency itself. As a miner, we have the opportunity to benefit from economies of scale when production sizes increases.
I totally appreciate that we are tied to the price of bitcoin but as we can increase our production then we become less tied. Bitcoin price can stay the same for the next 5 years and if production is increased 5-fold then revenues and MCAP will grow in line with that. And yeah, if Bitcoin does get anywhere near the levels that have been touted then we're laughing.
We're tied but not dependent on Bitcoin growing.
Can we get some unemotional commentary on the recent RNS and the fund raise? I'm still learning but my take in this is that when Napster hits the Markets the current share price is worth holding on to considering where it could go.
There will be some jumpy people that might have seen the RNS as the last straw after a few years of meandering which is fair enough. But the company is getting some seemingly nice B2B deals opening up increased user base. I'm aware I may sound rampy.
What does confuse me is the route taken to raise money. With the MCAP and revenues where they are, would a standard loan not have been achievable? Why take this route? Considered opinions welcome.
Great, thanks for the clarity.
I suppose next week is the last of the month so makes sense that it's payday all around!
I wonder if there's a tactic of holding off until the end of the month with the idea that people will have more money in their bank?
What was the confirmation yesterday?