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They just didn't declare it as they should have
Evidencialy they are more interested in the bond markets
Surely it's the PMO bond holders continuing to dump stock?
Well, I just did. Take your point but the price movement looks completely disconnected from the commodity HBR are supposed to be selling. Every other company has a high correlation to the oil in some form or another. HBR does not right now. I'm sure this will change in due course
There is surely a selling hangover from legacy stake holders of PMO. Just looking at the chart and comparing it to any other oil company tells you that.
As pointed out.
Correction
H2 2021 9mmbls @ $57
2021 22mmbls @ $58
2022 19mmbls @ $61
2023 7mmbls @ $61
H2 2021 9% @ $57
2021 22% @ $58
2022 19% @ $61
2023 7% @ $61
I agree. But if alot of them are short they will need to give those shares back so ARMC are unlikely to hold equity for considering their short position
Well, who would you rather have on the same side as you?
GS or Melqart?
No guarantee they are selling Zama now.
Buying RKH would be basically buying their share of SL. There's no way RKH shareholders would let it go at anywhere near the current share price as the intention would be clear that SL is getting sanctioned
Burning through cash atm though.
But no debt.
Totally right, it's a high risk high reward play.
If Sea Lion gets sanctioned this will sky rocket, if it doesn't the company hasn't got much else to look forward too.
It's likely SL will get sanctioned though I reckon
Worth a wee punt? I reckon so. Just a small one mind.
They are not lending.
These are CFDs.
They seem to be trimming profits, they are in and out but still have a hefty long position. GS have come out publicly and said they are bullish on oil. They are doing the same thing with Tullow. I think they simply think this will raise and are playing the dips
How can you lend stock if you bought a CFD?
They are CFDs. I think GS is just simply long PMO
That's what goldman had before. CFDs.
There's no expiry on them.
They are CFD's so I'm assuming whoever is on the other side of the trade has not covered it
Goldman obviously bullish.
They are bullish on oil in general. See oil hitting $65 in 2021
Current mrk cap is 176m
Clearly you know nothing about offshore installations SK
By your logic the mc is undervalued