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in the US - showing 86p in UK.... I don't like the exchange rate LSE are using
Valued
MM will be buying these shares hand over fist anticipating the US entry this afternoon. Price clearly being held back
Are you surprised the RBL is being extended really? This is a massive time of change for TLW and there is a lot to consider on both sides to truly value the company and it's assets.
Could this potentially indicate another asset sale in the short term, prior to going firm on an agreement in Feb?
I think this is a bad time to give up on TLW - especially after what we experienced last year.
Agreed we're not out of the woods, but with the restructure at the top and inevitable refinancing on the horizon TLW is in a much better position than it has been over the last 12 months.
I believe the RNS has a deliberately conservative tone about it to avoid unnecessary volatility in the future. I don't think these trading ranges will be available for too much longer. Good luck
Well it seems tullow has finally turned a corner. Great news this morning, albeit slightly tainted by production estimates. All in all a good foundation for a successful year.
Obviously with more media attention comes the influx of FUD and fake news surrounding tighter regulation with BTC as an asset class but now we are starting to see mining companies listed on traditional exchanges, what are people's thoughts on the feasibility of 'tighter regulation' by governments?
Using made up news and horror stories as a scare tactic to deflate the price and enthusiasm behind BTC is becoming predictable and old hat IMO, but I wonder about the legal re-percussions if regulation (in a worst case scenario) were to ever happen. Thoughts?
Whatever the outcome, at least the integrity of the board seems intact with no obvious movement in SP towards close.
The RNS stated the directors sell was to settle on the CEO's Divorce. I would suggest, although bad short term for the SP with a large sell running through the book, that's factored in now. A positive week to look forward to next week.
Is there a possibility there is an intervention here from the UK government over concern of release of IP to the Chinese state? This would correlate with other news of this rhetoric in recent months regarding Huawei.
It seems the government has done what it can to offer funding to VRS through its scheme which is fine by me!
Strong leadership, protection of IP and secure funding. The ****tail for success in those rns' this morning.
Although this meeting is receiving alot of bad press I think investors should remain objective. Remember, VRS is restrained by legalities with meetings like this. All of the answers were clearly staged so no information was leaked unintentionally. Most of the negative sentiment is surrounding the disappointment that there was no RNS prior to the meeting which can't really be pinned on VRS in a negative way. None of this means news isn't around the corner wrt the Chinese deal. Patience is key here.
This is going to be a great chance for investors to understand the direction Vrs is headed! Releasing an RNS for development in China wouldn't have been the way to go with the current situation as we have seen mixed reactions in the past...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhQrGtragXc
I thought this was a good round up for the commercialisation progress for graphene in general. It's not vrs specific but it certainly echoes the quality control standards that vrs is pursuing.
I think the SP movement today is unjustified. This company has consistently reduced debt over the last few years, and the recent RNS was positive in my opinion. the only thing working against this share is the timing of that release, and the property liquidations (or lack of recently). This will unfortunately for some, turn around in the next quarter IMO.
£1.50 by the end of the next financial quarter on positive news.
Any thoughts on the RNS this morning? Seems a strange time to leave a company in potentially uncertain times, but then 6 years is a fair stint. Possibly looking for bigger and better things?
Tullow must be fairly confident to achieve an average Brent price of $62 USD as a prerequisite for the annual contingent payments on the back of the Total deal - This bodes well for, the assumption at least, for brent prices to recover IVO these levels.
Can't argue with 20% off today. This is a bargain price for this stock...