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like it when a foreign company buys a British company, then portrays it out to somehow still be British !

like it when we buy other foreign companies. You are taking away the identity of that country when you buy their best companies. Having said that, we seem to flog off our best companies to foreigners, and don't buy their best companies. A renowned company should stay in the country that it was established. The point is, I think that a renowned company should remain in the country that it was established.

a pretty sight to see, when shortys take their shorts to reveal their tiny todgers. I think that Sainsbury's was tarred with the same brush as Tesco, which was wrong. I have said it before, and will say it again, Sainsbury's are a quality British Retailer and long may it remain that way. I'm fed up of this country selling off its best companies to Johnny Foreigner.

I have added up the TPET buys and sells today (up to 09.20 hours). Buys 2,510,819. Sells 1,221,207. However, the share price is down 13.79 %. Although, we do live in the age of political crapness, where truth and facts are frowned upon. What school did these market makers go to, because their teachers failed them miserably! Bunch of bloody imbeciles!

would be nice to have a mass!ve share price, and would come as a refreshing change!

to be a name change for this company, I suggest, The 100,000 Acres Oil Company. It would be in keeping with our land mass!

dividend is cut, it will go back up again. Although I don't have any Sainsbury's shares, I do shop there a lot. They are a quality retailer, and if you have Sainsbury's shares for years and years, you won't be doing badly. Dividends do recover as well.

so good, that I couldn't resist reading it again!

for that Sambalar, that was a fantastic read!

will be on a different tangent, with Tangiers Petroleum. By that, I mean a much higher share price than we are currently experiencing!

pence per share.

this was 26.25 per share, I suppose on expectation of an oil find in Morocco, which didn't materialise, hence the current share price. You have to say that the management were quick to chalk that down to experience, then immediately get into another project in a different country. So, they didn't let the grass grow under their feet, and should certainly be commended for that. So, it goes to show the potential this share has got, what it has been ( 26.25 ), and what it could to again, if not a higher figure if oil discovered.

Buy.

the beauty of sitting on a large portion of land in the vicinity of a very high yielding area of oil. Irrespective of TPET doing anything with it, just sitting on the land, whilst nearby land gushes oil, will make our land so much more valuable. Without lifting a finger !

this is the first of many substantial rises for TPET.

seriously under valued. A market cap of £86 Million, and at 31, December 2013, had total assets of $1.29 BILLION !

and another thing, the market cap., is roughly a tenth of its total asset value.

imagine that this is more likely to rise than fall. Within the last 5 years, this reached 187.5 per share, and at one point had a dividend of 13.9 pence. So, although the share price has fallen and the dividend as well, I would expect both to increase over next couple of years. This still makes good profits and looks undervalued.

because the market hates to see any private investor make money. This is some sort of communist stock market, whereby all funds are drained away from private investors for having the audacity to invest. Crush socialism and communism and we would all be a lot better off!

30 U S Dollars to buy an acre of land in an oil rich area of Alaska. $3,000 would buy 100 acres, incredible!