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Theres a bunch of fkrs on here ramping and de ramping that should be removed, the add nothing to conversation except wild guesses, unsubstantiated claims, and nothing of substance.
You are reported,
For God sake, it's obvious. The poster was in here at 40 or 50p, enough said. I'd be ****ed off and disruptive if I got skunked to that extent.
That's much better than expected, let's hope its reflected in prices
Things not too bad here, qtr 2 50% oil hedged at 64. Will rise with oil as lockdowns lifted
They are not buying so as to lose a money, this has to be very positive!
Maybe unlike the rest of countries which count the deaths with CV19, rather than because of cv19. The shenanigans to get the death rates up in many countries is simply to justify the draconian measures they all took, which by the way pave the way for next wave either soon or next fall.
ps, check the actual reason for the sudden jump in Russia cases. Its monetary
I think the kerfuffle is beneficial to PMO, it publically indicates the company is under pressure from a lender which may help persuade BP to come to a better deal with PMO, however that may be structured but at lower cost. TBH it looks very expensive now in light of the risks, so ARCM are inadvertently doing holders a favour.
Russian figures jumped because government grant to hospital of 200k rouble per diagnosis, their mortality rate is at or near 1%. Theres multiple reasons why some countries are reporting high infection rates and low mortality. World has a choice, live with this virus and get used to some additional deaths or stay in these lockdowns and suffer the consequences which will inevitably include deaths from many other sources.
Everything in oil is high risk at the moment, BB borrowed to pay dividend for example.
Rkama, so tell us more about the ARCM short, you seem to be a knowledgeable character with a long posting history.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/business/2019/sep/04/uk-facing-eu-outrage-over-timebomb-of-north-sea-oil-rigs
I hope it's easier to digest if guardian were first, it's not a new story. I just want to know if such a move is beneficial to PMO
I think that the US wont stick around in ME now to protect SA, is it possible that the US is turning on another ME ally to preserve their own ailing nonprofit energy business. Is removal of Patriots a signal to Iran?
Aside from that alfa, how would a new approach benefit PMO and others in NS. It's just a question.
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