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-2M net volume after hours with one sell trade at 18.832p. Why so much off the closing price?
Any predictions on the opening price tomorrow?

No.

Mooky may say it was a joke :) The SP will rocket and you can get off at 87p. How about that for a strategy?

NOFEAR same here still holding mine @ 55p avg. If the SP drops further, e.g. when US opens I will pick some more.

No time to die... time to trade CINE! Forget your averages... focus on this great roller coaster. :)

TLW need to pick up a bit before Uganda funds land... I really hope 18-19 so we can gap up past 30p and find support there. What do you guys think?

"Why do people think the share price will go up when they are closing"
Because this is market! EZJ costs £5 with only 10 aircraft flying...
Opening / closing cinemas is only a catalyst to the SP.

sentinel85uk, TLW assets depend largely on the global economy and oil prices, and can fluctuate in price a LOT! Some oil not worth extracting at 40$ per bbl (contributing to negative figures on the balance sheet) can be a hell of an asset at 65$. Say you have 3 houses, 1 on a mortgage, C-19 or any other crisis hits and the property value reduces threefold. If your bank comes after the money tomorrow you will have to sell all 3 properties just to repay the loan... but surely this can't happen because of contract agreements. Same applies to businesses like TLW they have their own schedules, hedges etc. and the whole team not just the CEO working every day to ensure TLW can stay afloat for a very long time.

CINE will come back it's just the reaction, 75% of cinemas are open as for today, every day they are making up the losses. Every theater was shut for almost 5 months... don't know who was expecting a miracle. I'm also invested there and deeply in the red.

140 would look like an absolute steal when this stock goes past £2

I noticed that when you start seeing posts along the lines: "get out now... save your money... the risk is way too high... going into administration", ironically that's when the SP bottoms with big moves up ahead. I read the same in March, in mid May and the same being posted now

Maybe never :) ha-ha
There's a fire sale at the LSE today, all stocks are down, nothing to do with TLW!

Why has the fire sale started today?

we need to get to 30p here and move up! The current slide since the beginning of June is annoying.

massive head & shoulders for AML... this doesn't look good!

NEX is way oversold, I guess very few private investors / traders are selling at the current price. I was in at 180 and it looked attractive to me, topped up at 132 and I still think we'll get to ~240 soon. At the end of the day the SP is formed by opinion, you can examine HY report, fundamentals all day long but that won't give you an accurate SP estimate during the C19 crisis.

for TLW to go bust like some say! Tullow managed a good revenue in H1, if you factor in all time low oil price we hit in April and end up only 17% down on 2019, I would say they did better than expected. Regarding the huge write-offs I don't see it as physical cash being spent... yes, they wrote-off some exploration costs, non-producing assets etc, so what? Oil production remains almost the same, plus there's a good chance of successful explorations in 2021.

Why would they? 71m shares in total is a very small volume and you're suggesting reducing it further through buy back. It can work in other direction too because the stock is massively overpriced and if some individual sells big volume the sp will reduce significantly. Corona may be over before any tests become available then what's next?

5 quid before end of June? GL with that. I'm using nyct as a trading indicator. Usually when the price is high here all decent stocks are down so time to buy and vice versa because this stock is puuure hype :)

are the PMO creditors and hold 15% across debt instruments meaning they can't get out or at least not without losing big money. Can somebody explain what their short position means? Have they physically loaned a massive chunk to short the stock?