Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Gonna have to own up to my own naivety & ignorance here, but I would like to vote & a little confused as to how.
I am invested via ii but there is no correspondence on there.
The AGM notice says to use an AU website called investor vote.
Which
a, asks me for my SRN/HIN no. (I don't know what this is)
b, asks me to select the company, but only gives me a list of ASX shares
c, says to use a CONTROL NUMBER located at the bottom left of the proxy form.... but I can't see one?!
Can someone help clarify how to vote for me?
Thanks in advance.
p7 of the brokers note gives a pre Drill estimate of the exploration finding 269m barrels with a recovery rate of 14%.
It also values the Oil in place at $4.92.
So some (semi) independent figures to do your workings off.
Also, it notes further appraisal wells will be needed to confirm.
Do you think we will need to wait for further drilling for any CPR to give Reserve status to the discovery?
Hi,
Can anyone help me understand how the CPR report works?
Obviously providing the Dakota/Frontier discoveries are confirmed by CPR , the OIIP then becomes reserves. Which is the secure event we assume the market is waiting for right.
I'm trying to understand what methods the independent report will use to confirm the discovery.
I found the below on the AAPG website which gives the formulas used to create reserve estimates...but it's a little beyond be tbf! :)
https://wiki.aapg.org/Reserves_estimation
what I really want to know is, are Ryder Scott in all likelyhood going to have enough data from the one exploratory (also Producing) well plus the data from existing operations in order to make their report, or is there a probability that we might need to wait for more drilling in August to get the CPR on this find?
Cheers
Steve
Quite right hoping for bags, I believe it is the stock market (rather than MMs) that will decide the opening price, based on the prospectus etc.
However, I'm not particularly commenting on the specifics of the price, I really don't know what it'll be. more just thinking about the potential for it to stall / go down on initial open purely down to the number of sells that will be lined up.
Obviously there has been a lot of speculation about the opening share price while we've all been sat on our thumbs.
Pretty much all of it has been bullish (& hopefully right!).
Yes, hopefully there will be a lot of new eyes on this & of course, if the reddit/88e effect takes place, then all bets are off.
However, would it not be more likely to see a decent open in the 1-1.2p range most people think & then an initial suppression down to the bottom end approx 0.86 ?
Pretty much all the shares purchased in the last 2 years are going to have more than doubled in value on that open.
A LOT will quite rightly want to take & protect that profit, right?
A LOT of us are talking about frustration that it is not relisted yet..because we wanted to have taken at least some of our money out by now?
I'm also personally a little cautious of how long Hadron will take before they start to realise some of the profits on their 813ml shares.
Would it not be right to think the queue of sells on open, might be quite long & take some time to churn.
Don't get me wrong, I'm excited by what's to come with COPL & I personally don't plan to do a lot until after Q2 & more likely Q3 are released in order to maximise the benefit of WTI price increases coupled with hopefully successful miscible flooding.
I'd be surprised if it gets suspended.
The Canadian market seems a lot less stringent than over here.
Which means 1 of 2 things could be tomorrow afternoon (if not today)
a, Another 2 week extension
or b, prospectus drops , including Q1.
Or is it at all feasible that Q1 results could be released in Canada if the prospectus still isn't ready?
same issue here Scottydod.
Slightly concerned that due to the high volume we might expect on re-open that if I try to do a bed & ISA then, that my shares might get gobbled up by existing orders before it's repurchased in the ISA.
Im guessing the safest bet is to take the hit & do the transfer when it calms a bit.
re 12:16 I kept waiting for the dips to $0.01 & $0.0125 but none of my orders were getting fulfilled at those prices.
Happy to have bought at $0.015 in the end as this is what I feel is the v bottom end if what the LSE could open at (£0.0086).
It's my understanding that the CSE lags behind the LSE a fair bit (due to how the CSE only goes up in 1/4's) so won't go as high as the LSE until the prices get ALOT higher, but still a reasonably 'safe bet' for me to take.
Hi,
Just doing a bit of research on this project.
Can someone help me understand the justification for the Average forecast MoP granular price of US$422/t used in the project financials on this?
On the face it seems really high compared to todays prices which seem to be around US$220
https://investingnews.com/daily/resource-investing/agriculture-investing/potash-investing/potash-outlook/
Thanks
Thanks for the advice/word of warning Ddraig , it is appreciated & indeed you may be right.
I have been following the company for a couple of months only & just learning.
However , I'll admit I have been neglectful of some of the technical aspects of making & watching the trades until I got to the point of making them.
Thanks again.
ah, okay.
I was looking to purchase & was concerned to see what appears to be a long list of people selling off due to the volume of red/sell orders.
Im not yet understanding how to correctly read that information. Thanks.