Rabbits, etc6 Feb 2021 03:41
It was great so many took part in the Facebook group’s….. ‘good-riddance to Lombard Odier campaign by buying £333.33 BPC shares….’ To publicly show contempt to the way LO has handled the matter. LO should have waited until after the result, before publicly ‘regretting’ involvement. In round figures, assuming all c560m LO shares are sold before the 12/2 deadline at an average of 2.15p, this means BPC theoretically owes LO 0.15p per share. Total c£850k. I hope BPC refuses to pay this. Let LO sue and get even more bad publicity.
My trade didn’t show up yesterday and many others weren’t exactly £333.33. I suspect the HL trading platform makes a bit on the side by offsetting or merging sells/buys. I consider this ‘cheap,’ distorts trading statistics and can confuse auto-trading algorithms. Please send a secure message asking for clarification. And if you get a wishy washy answer, escalate! Most of us pay a fee for an execution-only trades. It doesn’t mean they have the right to add a ‘tip.’
Note the 10:09am 24.3m large sell, probably LO, was not delayed reporting. This was the MMs probably saying, ‘we know you know what’s going on with LO. They sold a large chunk, so buy now.’
121,757,282 shares traded yesterday (Lvl 2) plus tens of million on Aquis. ( https://www.aquis.eu/aquis-stock-exchange/for-investors/trades?securityidaqse=BPC.GB )
I estimate over 300m in total last week inc Aquis (https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/BPC.L/history?p=BPC.L), so the LO overhang of <235m on 29/1 has been reduced substantially this week.
Personally speaking, the two main reasons I wanted a strong BPC share-price prior to result was to limit dilution when raising funds (eg LO); and in case I or the many friends I introduced BPC to, wished to sell due to their circumstances prior to the Percy-1 result. I see BPC shares as the equivalent of a foreign currency savings account. (I await sarcastic comments). I have never lost sleep when my family’s USD savings have swung enormously over EUR and GBP…..unless we needed to convert a large chunk at a low rate. Similarly, although I accept not everyone agrees with me, I believe we are likely fully hedged with ex-CERP in the event of a duster, subject to patience. And I base this on recent analysts’ reports of potentially c£300m MC on ex-CERP alone. This represents c6p SP, but OK, let’s be cautious and call it 3p.
Brent PoO c$60, WTI >$57. This is great for ex-CERP assets now, and more so when new wells come on stream. Also of cash-flow benefit since 1/1/21, the T+T Gov increased the ‘super-tax’ threshold from $50/b PoO to $75/b.
All IMHO, so DYOR as I could be wrong.
Final thought: ‘Anyone who can pull a rabbit out of their hat is strange. Why carry a vibrat0r on one’s head, unless a bit k1nky?’
GLA
Starchild
https://www.lse.co.uk/profiles/starchild/ (Link to lots of research)