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maybe insignificant to London market but on the Nasdaq we are now trading at o.67c,up 2.29%,good to see the swing from -5.34%,gla.

currently trading 0.62c -5.34%.

the bigger the percentage short equates to a bigger squeeze, any good news will see this fly as the shorters scramble to buy stock,gla.

this is sitting at 26p,this has not increased with oil price, only seems to track it down, the quicker they offload assets to reduce debt the better, our new CEO is well connected ,so lets hope he has interested suitors lined up, we are all overdue a good break,gla.

shares are trading up @10% today,i wonder what will happen to the price when they realise the gamble they are taking with Mulan doesn't work out,for sure there will be a few takers at the premium cost of streaming it, but many more will just watch pirated versions of it instead, or just wait a while longer to watch it when it becomes available to watch as part of the normal subscription, in all of these scenarios, it just won't have the same impact of watching it on the big screen, cinema is, and always will be the place to watch new release blockbusters,gla.

announcing a deal to allow cinema 3 weeks exclusivity before films can be rented or purchased at home via VOD platforms has put a dent in our share price for sure, but you can never replicate the real feel of cinema in your home no matter what,gla.

imo, taking it down before update to keep price low on any rebound with good news, criminal,gla.

worth much more than that

seems like everyones given up and lost for words in respect of the dismal SP performance here, oil over $42 and new CEO,yet we are languishing at sub 30p,surely we are worth much more that,gla.

not too much to ask for, looking at PMO who are now up over 10% on no news, this is totally manipulated imo, designed to make us panic whilst taking out stops at the same time, just need some supporting words from our new CEO to put a different spin on things,gla.

can somebody explain this out of proportion drop today, total balls up buying this crock @£1.38p in December,i know I am not alone with that one here,seems to me that the road to recovery is just a pipe dream,GLA.

the market are really not that impressed by our new CEO,then again, Merlin,with all his wizardry would find it hard to turn this dog around.

oil at over $42 yet we are falling away, what will happen when oil pulls back?it wouldn't be too bad if it was a case of 1 step forward 2 back,atm TLW isn't advancing at all which would cushion us for the fall back in oil,GLA.

when they finally offload the non producing assets and reduce the debt level somebody might come along and bid for TLW?

how is your class action doing over at NMC? bet you wish you could get 20p each for those right now eh? wind your neck in Gareth.

who the f**K is Tim Treadgold? looks a right moby to me,atb.

the cost of oil storage has doubled recently making it even less viable to keep pumping in the US,the only sensible solution is for the US,OPEC,and Russia to curtail production because there is nowhere to store it, couple that with a weak demand due to the coronavirus we can see they need to sort their differences out quick time, after all, none of them can survive with oil at such low prices for long,capex will be cut to preserve cash which will result in reduced reserves going forward, all very damaging long term, time for them put their dummies back in their mouths,atb.

if Tullow was waving goodbye it would be announced here before some dodgy african comic printed such sh**te,atb.

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they do lend out our shares as it is another money stream for them,as wrong as it may seem, thats the way it works.

shorters borrow an amount of of shares from a broker and then sell them into the market at the current price hoping to buy them back at a cheaper price later and return them to the broker, banking the profit from original sell price to the buy price, the risk to them is if there is any change in sentiment to the stock which causes it to rise suddenly,ie,a takeover approach or an asset sale, then the price will rise quickly causing a short squeeze as they scramble to buy back stock quickly at a higher price than they sold the borrowed stock for,therby realising a loss of sold price against purchase price, the sooner they buy in these situations lessens their losses as the price could keep rising,atb.