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I would hypothesise that Trump can't see the benefits of a higher oil price - such as oil investors happy, Saudis off his back and happy, punters happy as most know the oil price should be much higher given all the QE and zero rates, also the oil price has been unprecendently low (on a 50-year inflation adjusted basis from 2014-2019) so it's not like $100 oil is expensive - it's really the minimum the oil industry needs to justify new investment in new fields - and new fields is what will keep the oil price low in Trump's second term in office. Hence I don't think Trump can see what is in his own political interests - nothing wrong with oil at $100 - loosen bank lending a little, a little but more infrastructure investment, and everything is stable and everyone happy (even oil investors).

Laughable is the reasoning of some, but before I had experience I did no better myself either.

Can someone do me an IPO in a couple of years time?

I'd like to raise a few million from the City please with which to grow my business.

UK banks are getting stuffed - not only are Lloyds, RBS and Barclays share prices doing nothing (in the case of RBS and Barclays they are close to ten year lows ignoring the couple of months in 2008/09 when the world was ending) - but the pound is at 1.3 against the dollar. In the 1960s you used to be able to get 5 dollars with one pound - now it is down to 1.3. It just shows that the UK economy has not had the right approach for decades according to the people all over the world who trade currencies - this is an objective assessment of the UK's economic management as you get because currency traders are just trying to set a fair price for the currency and are not politically aligned to any side (as this would only increase their chances of losing money). Hence the constant fall in Sterling against the dollar over decades just shows that the UK's economic approach has never been for the long-term, never had a good vision of the future, and that our banks consistently miss the best economic talent at an early stage - and end up overpaying for it at a later point in time.

It would make sense for the falkland islands to become an oil and gas hub - you have Bor's light oil discovery to the south, FOGL's massive gas discovery, to the north the Johnson (10 TCF) gas discovery, the SeaLion field and many other prospects similar to SeaLion for more oil.

You could build 4 LNG trains on the Falkland Island and supply them with raw gas first from Johnson and then from the FOGL discovery to the south. You have at least 50-60 years of gas resources in place to supply 4 LNG trains with.

Then you could also build oil processing and storage facilities onshore. SeaLion could be tied back via a pipeline from the North, and Bor's light oil discovery (circa 250 million barrels recoverable plus billion barrel potential nearby) could be tied back from the South.

It would really make a huge amount of economic sense for all these companies to cooperate together into making the Falkland's an oil and gas hub with four LNG trains and producing about 300,000 bopd per day (or even more if there are billion barrel fields to the South in Bor's acreage as well as to the North next to SealIon and in Argos Resources' acreage/licence).

If the companies involved cooperate they would really have the necessary economy of scale to make the Falkland's a source of economic prosperity, and a source of valuable foreign currency (dollars) for both the Falkland Islands and the UK government who at the very least would receive payroll taxes and corporation tax).

It would make sense for the falkland islands to become an oil and gas hub - you have Bor's light oil discovery to the south, FOGL's massive gas discovery, to the north the Johnson (10 TCF) gas discovery, the SeaLion field and many other prospects similar to SeaLion for more oil.

You could build 4 LNG trains on the Falkland Island and supply them with raw gas first from Johnson and then from the FOGL discovery to the south. You have at least 50-60 years of gas resources in place to supply 4 LNG trains with.

Then you could also build oil processing and storage facilities onshore. SeaLion could be tied back via a pipeline from the North, and Bor's light oil discovery (circa 250 million barrels recoverable plus billion barrel potential nearby) could be tied back from the South.

It would really make a huge amount of economic sense for all these companies to cooperate together into making the Falkland's an oil and gas hub with four LNG trains and producing about 300,000 bopd per day (or even more if there are billion barrel fields to the South in Bor's acreage as well as to the North next to SealIon and in Argos Resources' acreage/licence).

If the companies involved cooperate they would really have the necessary economy of scale to make the Falkland's a huge profit generating centre, source of economic prosperity, and a source of valuable foreign currency (dollars) for both the Falkland Islands and the UK government who at the very least would receive payroll taxes and corporation tax).

Yes it's impossible. You can be up by any percent, but only ever down by 100% at most. However if the share price were to go negative I'm not sure how you would describe such a move in percentage terms? Any thoughts?

Hi all,

Essential National Parks Pilgrimage
Whether you’re seeking America’s most awe-inspiring sights for a humbling perspective or doing it for the ’gram, there’s never been a better time to drive through the rugged West—especially if you prefer to sleep in the lap of luxury.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-04-03/five-all-american-road-trips-for-foodies-luxury-seekers?srnd=premium-europe

I think I like the look of the recommended drive through the national parks of Idaho and Utah

PS - I'm looking forward to taking a scenic drive next week through some beautiful countryside - a very green and verdant part of the world - not expecting much traffic - roads don't even have as many potholes as in many parts of the UK, so driving conditions good as some of the road has been recently resurfaced also - however the rest of the road needs resurfacing as there has been very little investment in road maintenance over the past decade, which is rather a shame for both motorists, motorcyclists, and cyclists alike.

Hi guys and ladies,

Consider taking a scenic drive somewhere and make sure that other people in your community have the opportunity to do the same - see some countryside - make people happy - don't be boring - include people from your community also as not everyone can afford the finer things in life (sometimes through no fault of their own).

The Essential National Parks Pilgrimage
Whether you’re seeking America’s most awe-inspiring sights for a humbling perspective or doing it for the ’gram, there’s never been a better time to drive through the rugged West—especially if you prefer to sleep in the lap of luxury.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-04-03/five-all-american-road-trips-for-foodies-luxury-seekers?srnd=premium-europe

I think I like the look of the recommended drive through the national parks of Idaho and Utah

PS - I'm looking forward to taking a scenic drive next week through some beautiful countryside - a very green and verdant part of the world - not expecting much traffic - roads don't even have as many potholes as in many parts of the UK, so driving conditions good as some of the road has been recently resurfaced also - however the rest of the road needs resurfacing as there has been very little investment in road maintenance over the past decade, which is rather a shame for both motorists, motorcyclists, and cyclists alike.

The Essential National Parks Pilgrimage
Whether you’re seeking America’s most awe-inspiring sights for a humbling perspective or doing it for the ’gram, there’s never been a better time to drive through the rugged West—especially if you prefer to sleep in the lap of luxury.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-04-03/five-all-american-road-trips-for-foodies-luxury-seekers?srnd=premium-europe

I think I like the look of the recommended drive through the national parks of Idaho and Utah

PS - I'm looking forward to taking a scenic drive next week through some beautiful countryside - a very green and verdant part of the world - not expecting much traffic - roads don't even have as many potholes as in many parts of the UK, so driving conditions good as some of the road has been recently resurfaced also - however the rest of the road needs resurfacing as there has been very little investment in road maintenance over the past decade, which is rather a shame for both motorists, motorcyclists, and cyclists alike.

Hi guys and ladies,

Consider taking a scenic drive somewhere and make sure that other people in your community have the opportunity to do the same - see some countryside - make people happy - don't be boring - include people from your community also as not everyone can afford the finer things in life (sometimes through no fault of their own).

The Essential National Parks Pilgrimage
Whether you’re seeking America’s most awe-inspiring sights for a humbling perspective or doing it for the ’gram, there’s never been a better time to drive through the rugged West—especially if you prefer to sleep in the lap of luxury.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-04-03/five-all-american-road-trips-for-foodies-luxury-seekers?srnd=premium-europe

I think I like the look of the recommended drive through the national parks of Idaho and Utah

PS - I'm looking forward to taking a scenic drive next week through some beautiful countryside - a very green and verdant part of the world - not expecting much traffic - roads don't even have as many potholes as in many parts of the UK, so driving conditions good as some of the road has been recently resurfaced also - however the rest of the road needs resurfacing as there has been very little investment in road maintenance over the past decade, which is rather a shame for both motorists, motorcyclists, and cyclists alike.

Hi guys and ladies,

Consider taking a scenic drive somewhere and make sure that other people in your community have the opportunity to do the same - see some countryside - make people happy - don't be boring - include people from your community also as not everyone can afford the finer things in life (sometimes through no fault of their own).

The Essential National Parks Pilgrimage
Whether you’re seeking America’s most awe-inspiring sights for a humbling perspective or doing it for the ’gram, there’s never been a better time to drive through the rugged West—especially if you prefer to sleep in the lap of luxury.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-04-03/five-all-american-road-trips-for-foodies-luxury-seekers?srnd=premium-europe

PS - I'm looking forward to taking a scenic drive next week through some beautiful countryside - a very green and verdant part of the world - not expecting much traffic - roads don't even have as many potholes as in many parts of the UK, so driving conditions good as some of the road has been recently resurfaced also - however the rest of the road needs resurfacing as there has been very little investment in road maintenance over the past decade, which is rather a shame for both motorists, motorcyclists, and cyclists alike.

I actually think that's not a bad idea - make cars last longer and governments would be more popular - because some people seem to have a brand new car every two years then it means other people can't get parts for their older cars (as the companies are too focused on producing new cars to bother making sure that you can still buy the parts needed to service their older models).

Hi guys and ladies,

Consider taking a scenic drive somewhere and make sure that other people in your community have the opportunity to do the same - see some countryside - make people happy - don't be boring - include people from your community also as not everyone can afford the finer things in life (sometimes through no fault of their own).

The Essential National Parks Pilgrimage
Whether you’re seeking America’s most awe-inspiring sights for a humbling perspective or doing it for the ’gram, there’s never been a better time to drive through the rugged West—especially if you prefer to sleep in the lap of luxury.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-04-03/five-all-american-road-trips-for-foodies-luxury-seekers?srnd=premium-europe

PS - I'm looking forward to taking a scenic drive next week through some beautiful countryside - a very green and verdant part of the world - not expecting much traffic - roads don't even have as many potholes as in many parts of the UK, so driving conditions good as some of the road has been recently resurfaced also - however the rest of the road needs resurfacing as there has been very little investment in road maintenance over the past decade, which is rather a shame for both motorists, motorcyclists, and cyclists alike.

Hi guys and ladies,

Consider taking a scenic drive somewhere and make sure that other people in your community have the opportunity to do the same - see some countryside - make people happy - don't be boring - include people from your community also as not everyone can afford the finer things in life (sometimes through no fault of their own).

The Essential National Parks Pilgrimage
Whether you’re seeking America’s most awe-inspiring sights for a humbling perspective or doing it for the ’gram, there’s never been a better time to drive through the rugged West—especially if you prefer to sleep in the lap of luxury.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-04-03/five-all-american-road-trips-for-foodies-luxury-seekers?srnd=premium-europe

Taking a nice long drive, no time to chat I'm afraid.

Readers, take a drive somewhere and make sure that other people in your community have the opportunity to do the same - see some countryside - make people happy - don't be boring - include people from your community also as not everyone can afford the finer things in life (sometimes through no fault of their own).

The Essential National Parks Pilgrimage
Whether you’re seeking America’s most awe-inspiring sights for a humbling perspective or doing it for the ’gram, there’s never been a better time to drive through the rugged West—especially if you prefer to sleep in the lap of luxury.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-04-03/five-all-american-road-trips-for-foodies-luxury-seekers?srnd=premium-europe

Readers, take a drive somewhere and make sure that other people in your community have the opportunity to do the same - see some countryside - make people happy - don't be boring - include people from your community also as not everyone can afford the finer things in life (sometimes through no fault of their own).

The Essential National Parks Pilgrimage
Whether you’re seeking America’s most awe-inspiring sights for a humbling perspective or doing it for the ’gram, there’s never been a better time to drive through the rugged West—especially if you prefer to sleep in the lap of luxury.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-04-03/five-all-american-road-trips-for-foodies-luxury-seekers?srnd=premium-europe

Readers, take a drive somewhere and make sure that other people in your community have the opportunity to do the same - see some countryside - make people happy - don't be boring - include people from your community also as not everyone can afford the finer things in life (sometimes through no fault of their own).

The Essential National Parks Pilgrimage
Whether you’re seeking America’s most awe-inspiring sights for a humbling perspective or doing it for the ’gram, there’s never been a better time to drive through the rugged West—especially if you prefer to sleep in the lap of luxury.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-04-03/five-all-american-road-trips-for-foodies-luxury-seekers?srnd=premium-europe

So how come shareholders never received compensation?

If they knew that money laundering had occurred then why couldn't the authorities recover the missing money?

Also, if the missing money was recovered, and the oil hedged in the volumes it was stated that it would be in their investor presentations, then the company should have been able to service its debts and ride out the low oil price?

I sometimes wonder if you know what makes many citizens think that the City is a largely corrupt place Pokerchips.

Guys and ladies, take a drive somewhere and make sure that other people in your community have the opportunity to do the same - see some countryside - make people happy - don't be boring - include people from your community also as not everyone can afford the finer things in life (sometimes through no fault of their own).

The Essential National Parks Pilgrimage
Whether you’re seeking America’s most awe-inspiring sights for a humbling perspective or doing it for the ’gram, there’s never been a better time to drive through the rugged West—especially if you prefer to sleep in the lap of luxury.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-04-03/five-all-american-road-trips-for-foodies-luxury-seekers?srnd=premium-europe