I would be more inclined to say GS know lots but they run with the hare and hunt with the hound. I would love to see them and MS and a few others destroyed by this CV calamity but I think if they fall in **** they will come out smelling of roses
After market open on ops update this rose to 35p, where it was quickly brought under control. 35p is probably a decent near term objective. Oil coming under control, albeit a bit slower than I would like. US weekly figures are bull****. Continental resources shut in 160kbod last week alone. I reckon US production well below 12mbod now. 11mbod by end of May.
Are you looking for an answer or just trolling, noting you said exactly same in post on PMO and considering PMO announced a prospective RI and placement in January it's hardly news. TLW could potentially raise cash although it's not imminent, they may have sought permission in advance to issue shares when CB,s are settled in March 2021 also. Assuming of course that was attractive to those bond holders which the share price now would be way to low for them to consider conversion. My guess is you are just another numpty so its filter time jayhuss
A small war, said as if its depth could be calibrated. I think that Iran is no push over and aside from agreeing in advance the outcome then there is no chance that Trump will go to war. Hes has opportunity and not done it. Not that I would be against the idea of the US imposing a blockade on SA for a year for their behaviour.
I note that the Russian pipe laying barge that was in Spain for retrofit to finish Nordstream 2 is on it's way back to Russian far east. I wonder does it mean the boat was unsuitable or has trump secretly lifted the threat of sanction on allseas, let's watch this space.
The RBL and subsequent sale of Uganda asset at a discounted albeit cash only deal has removed the requirement to urgently sell Kenya assets thus allowing TLW to push for a better deal on the sale.
Unless TLW have agreed that the proceeds of asset sales are for non bond debt reduction, I cant see urgency to rush to close on Kenya sale. The Uganda sale will likely place the ball in Kenya court if they want national oil production anytime soon.
ARCM short wont close until debt is paid, it has little to do with court case and was opened a long time before the acquisition announcement
Would agree that governments are seriously concerned they got it wrong, there is no doubt that this CV thing is deadly but not for 99% of people. Of the 1% it threatens there has to be more options to keep them safe. Otherwise were all fcuked
Let's see how they all feel when the paltry handouts dry up, but the DOW is moving back up so we know where the big handouts went