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If the CPR RNS is released after hours, no need to read it, we all know what that means. Mid day releases the best, after time the anger is taken b4 the next morning.
If an RNS reads we are pleased, thumbs up, if we are updating the market, then thumbs down :-)

If the CPR RNS is released after hours, no need to read it, we all know what that means. Mid day releases the best, after time the anger is taken b4 the next morning.
If an RNS reads we are pleased, thumbs up, if we are updating the market, then thumbs down :-)

Why would an 8p forcast at 200m barrels, let us go much higher now. It pains me, but as pointed out we have been diluted to hell and back. I think 4.5-5p Pre drill will be lucky, CERP news is held back for a reason, robbing Peter to pay Paul.

I do hope I'm wrong and it goes a lot higher

GL All who sail

Chery P, on a bad result it will be a 70-80% price drop, However, if it rises to a good price say 6-7p, cashing out could still see some monies recovered. Also depends if the get another drill in as well for a bounce off the bottom.

Tar3, many thanks for the offer etc, very much appreciated. I'm in the process of picking up some work, but will buzz u if I'm not lucky lol.

Cheers Sol, & Good luck

Tar3, If you could, I would very much welcome that with open arms.

Hi Scottles, I've lost my house, now my job, my kids inheritence, and so much more. I worked hard for 22Yrs in one job then 13 in another. Missed my kids growing up, doing the family things, chasing financial security for them.
Even if I did get some back it's too late to recoup the lost things already.
I have a very small holding in BPC, that would put food on the table for a few months.

As for ZaZa once we know our final outcome, and Covid sorted, I will meet face to face once I find him and tell him what I think.

GL

Who is parked next to it?

TRP-BPC

It's not the weakest, it's the people with little share trading knowledge, people who get goaded and sucked in by pric$$ spouting shi#e. This share is a rollercoaster and has been over the past 10 Yrs.

This will not be the last drop, shake etc, if you can hold long and afford to, then ur ok. If you need to turn a quick few ££, then do it and leave, or you will be caught out.

Just remember smug cunst, reap kharma.

Was that QC article not 2013?

Take note who is onboard and what nationalities, do not FCUK with us, Bahamas Defence Force, watch & shoot, watch & shoot :-)

With the Royal Bahamas Defence Force and US Coastguard briefed on the drill ship's operating and safety procedures, the oil explorer added that the Department of Environmental Planning and Protection has now been briefed on the precise well location as well as having issued further unspecified approvals.

#To provide further environmental safeguards, BPC said officials from Black & Veatch, the US-based consultants that assisted the Government with assessing the company's applications, will be present on the drill ship to provide a further layer of oversight during the 45-60 day drilling period.

Themuir

10 years there have been 2 words often used (No Brainer) and there has always been a downside which resulted in 2 other words (Ffffin Ell)

Good luck, I also bought more which I said I wouldn't Lol.

Themuir

10 years there have been 2 words often used (No Brainer) and there has always been a downside which resulted in 2 other words (Ffffin Ell)

Good luck, I also bought more which I said I wouldn't Lol.

That was short lived, arrow down. Said many a time that this share always throws a spanner in the works.

3-3.05

They either want your shares or have a load to offload, or not enough action!!!!!!!

Imagine a few were hit this morning just below the 3p mark.

Jono, the exerciser has a number of options.
1. Buy the shares 5mil x 2p =100k
2. Forward sell the shares which covers there 100k and they are in profit above the 2p sell price.

It's all about the tax, and a risk at whatever route they take.

He's stumped up 100k of his own cash to buy them, nice if u have that sort of cash, or got a loan lol.

https://carta.com/blog/exercising-stock-options/#what-is-early-exercising

When a company gives you stock options, they’re not giving you shares of stock outright—they’re giving you the right to buy shares of company stock at a specific price. This price is called your strike price, exercise price, or grant price and is usually the fair market value of the shares at the time you’re granted your options. The hope is the value of the shares will go up and you’ll be able to sell them for (much) more than you paid.

Exercising stock options means purchasing shares of the issuer’s common stock at the set price defined in your option grant. If you decide to purchase shares, you own a piece of the company. You’re never required to exercise your options, though.

It’s important to have a strategy around exercising options—not just exercise and hope they end up being worth something—because exercising can have a very real (and potentially large) impact on your taxes