Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Well it's moving and picking up momentum for takeoff.
Petals a bit quite these days🤔
When was that?
First petal you still need to prove your claim of 7 figures before you carry on boasting about how your always right. Until you can prove you made the7 figure doesn't matter when, everything else you say is worthless, so to prove your worth of 'investment wisdom you gonna have to substantiate your claim. If it can't be proven, it probably didn't happen and if it didn't happen you must have been dreaming.
Petal never get deceived by looks. It's substance that counts and Tullow has plenty of that, it's a matter of being able to deliver the goods in a profitable way., which will determine the make or break of this company, as said its an investment worth doing as the reward outweighs the risk.
Well your not doing much with your life with that 7 figure gain you made, must have been a fluke if anything.
Still looking for winners? Go with the toss of your coin 🪙, luck might be on your side again.
Would be a bit silly to set a target of 30p if it was 62p don't you think? 🤔
Referring to yourself I presume, from the history of your posts your very accurate with your personal reflection.
Patel seems like you know very little if anything about the oil market yet you trying your best to come across as a professional oil trader/investors call it whatever you want.
For a commodity to sell it has to be available on the market for the buyers, now who controls the price the buyers or the sellers? If the demand is there which it will always be for oil then I'm sorry to inform you but the sellers will always be in control of the price, so what happens when the demand slows you bring less oil to the market, so who controls amount of oil that is available to buy? the seller/producer. So you saying a production cut equates to falling demand is as correct as someone saying the production cut equates to increase in price, albeit the control here is with the seller and not the buyer therefore I don't see the producers letting this drop down below a minimum.
That's very impressive well done! Would you like a blue Peter badge for that too?
Not sure about a short squeeze, but if the buying exceeds selling and short interest is reduced the effect is the same as a short squeeze, that is the price will go up, which it seems some people on this board can't grasp. As I said before this stock is too hot to short, as the shorters WILL get burnt, and with the improved finances why would anyone want to sell it now and not before. Also as the short interest has been reduced significantly it would be reasonable to assume this stock is going to continue heading upwards.
Can't see many genuine investors ( not day traders/algotrading) people wanting to sell at this price now knowing what they know about the prospects, and you'd have to be insane to try and short this now, it's suicidal.
This stock is for those who believe in the potential of this company and the turnaround plan. As investors you buy into a stock that has significant upside potential and not just chasing average market returns, otherwise its best to keep your money in a index fund instead of trying to be an investor. Investing now in TLW is a calculated risk as stated previously where the risk is very low compared to the huge upside potential over the next 3-5 years, this is a medium to long term investment and I believe there has never been a better time than now to invest in this company, debt is better than what was it, output is heading in the right direction and price of oil will more than likely stay above $70 as opec has no reason to allow it drop below that given then large producers have huge spending plans that are heavily reliant on not allowing prices to drop significantly.
I don't often post on these boards, however felt the need to add my thoughts on what's being posted here.
If one does not believe this company has any value in order for it to be a worthwhile investment then the best thing to do is to invest your valuable time researching companies that you believe are worthwhile investments and sharing your analysis as to why that is the case. People coming to these boards are engaging in discussion to the point of cursing each other but one party has no apparent vested interest in the company concerned being successful, that is indicative of someone who has too much free time and possibly not contributing much to the economy, or it could be someone who has decided to be clever and short a stock and now caught with the price going up and in desperation trying to create negative sentiment, hoping somehow this tiny board in the grand scheme can have a material impact on the share price. As we now in the short term sentiment is in control of the market however in the long term the fundementals will take over, we know it is early days to know for certain which way the management will end up steering this company however investment means risk and this is one investment where the risk is low relative to the potential if things are done properly. So whilst im not advising anyone to buy this , what I will say you might regret not being in 12 months from now as its too cheap at this price just on the back of the assets.
Looney pointed to the potential for exponential growth. BP’s electric vehicle charging business in China sold more power in December 2021 than in the whole of 2020, he said.
So Evraz on LSE dropped over 30% due to implications of any sanctions but rosneft and Gazprom both up on the day so I reckon we're in for a significant rebound here in Europe by end of week. This was all just a knee jerk reaction to the Russians heading towards Europe.
leave Ukraine immediately, James Heappey told Sky News: "My fear is it [an invasion] is very imminent, that's not to say it's definitely going to happen.
I thought if it's imminent its definitely happening just a matter of time?
A lot of people going on about how the Ukraine-Russian drama is impacting the sp of BP, why is it then the SP of shell is following a similar trajectory? I personally don't think this volatility is 100% attributable to the "impending war" but it is normal process of the market were after a descent run there will always be more profit taking than purchases brining sp down.
Price just were it belongs untill results day. That's despite all the negativity on the media trying to scare the markets.
Not sure about sobering but definitely some scaremongering going on. Bottom line is if you still don't believe BP is a profitable concern, and basing judgment on news feeds then you've not researched the company properly and clearly don't fit into the category of investor.
BP has been undervalued for a long time it is at least worth pre pandemic valuations and with everything opening up slowly it will hit close to 600p.