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Hey if the think the drop here is bad, try Crypto's, they are getting near whale Sh*t.
the whole market is down, which means everyone is selling, so cash available to invest in COPL when it turns.
but i think its going to take some positive updates to turn it, and we have plenty to come,.
so topping up time.
Please correct me if my comment is stupid, I am not an accountant.
But COPL is quoted on LSE and also in Canada, with 165m Shares on LSE , correct? , how many shares are in Canada and should this be factored in to any profits / share projections being made?
for Tiburn, Illusion or Tedoboy
I rely upon you three for more detailed interpretation of the COPL position, (I do do my own research) but haven't the in depth knowledge that you three show, so could I ask have you re-looked at COPL's fundamentals since the last RNS when all this oil was discovered,
The position looked pretty encouraging before that , but this brings it into a completely different dimension.
What do you thing are realistic predictions against timescales?
I keep seeing such wide 'guesstimates' and fag packet calcs. what do you think?.
All help and input much appreciated.
I think we would do better with Q1 and RS report separately , I feel the more positive RNS's we can put out the better,.
We need an operations update , Q4 results, RS report, CUDA update and then Q1 , and Nigeria update as a bonus if its possible then we should have a regular momentum feed.
Well its been a great week to date, at last we seem to be moving consistently north.
Tiburn
I agree wholeheartedly with your comments, Good PR is still an issue to sort out.
But as a exercise would it be worthwhile to do the fundamentals on Nigeria as a standalone. If the Gov. takes so much in tax (is it really 85%), and its 50% joint venture, offshore must be more expensive than Wyoming, is it really worth it, at least at this stage.
A belated seasons greeting to all on this board and also those that appear to have departed.
I see the share price continues its southward direction. My consolidated position is 48% down, I have funds to continue to buy, but am loathe to do so with the current uncertainty and lack of information on several issues
Tiburn,
Your posts are most informative, you must spend a lot of your time both researching, checking and writing these, so here is a suggestion,; since we all feel the lack of formal communication from the company is depressing the share price, why don't you offer your services to Arthur to write RNS's for him, (you are virtually doing it already) You could email them over and let him rubber stamp and publish. I am confident he would welcome the help. Its not meant to be a criticism of Arthur, but I am sure ( or at least hope ) he and his team are up to his asses in alligators working on the Wyoming issues, CUDA acquisition and Nigeria developments.
Again don't want to put you on a spot , but I am sure we would all welcome some regular news updates released for all potential investors to see rather than uninformed opinions just on the board.
John,
stay in and keep contributing I rate your comments in the upper quartile, I have documented my comments on personal attacks and negativity it achieves nothing.
But someone once told me which I hold dear , he said 'Mick, listen to everyone , even the biggest idiot can teach you something'
I to deplore the name calling on this board, as I have said before it doesn't help the share price or potential investors, but a bit of lighthearted humour goes a long way to cheer the disillusioned. But if you have to resort to name calling it usually means you have lost the argument.
I guess we are all frustrated, that the price has gone south and looks like taking longer than we all predicted and hoped. I have been buying whilst the price has been dropping and it now represents 23% of my portfolio, but i intend to stick with it and will continue to buy in.