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Perhaps he's just resigned out of shame for destroying shareholder value and pushing us into just about the worse deal that was possible.
Normal service resumed. Back to red. To be fair DEC was up for at least a few minutes which is pretty decent these days.
Why the price is showing in blue? Seems a bit odd.
Canetoad I don't think it's necessarily incompetence, it's seems very much deliberate as in the dreadful TW deal. They knew what they were doing and what a poor deal it was for shareholders, but still went ahead as it made them richer.
Why are there any borrowings at all? Thought we were around 300m net positive in the last financials.
Upomega I don't think it would even be possible to do a deal that was as bad as the Tailwind deal but you never know I suppose. The fact that they still went through with it when the government had brought in the 75% tax rate just boggles the mind...
Wow who would have saw that coming? What's the bet it rises once London closes. Only for that rise to have no effect tomorrow, rinse and repeat.
To add to the list.
Inflation higher than expected - DEC down
Inflation lower than expected - DEC down
Inflation comes in as expected - DEC down
Buybacks higher than expected - DEC down
Buybacks lower than expected - DEC down
No buybacks - DEC down.
Anyone got anymore?
At what our net cash position is now?
Dennis you forgot to add when oil and gas are neither up nor down, SQZ is down. Maybe the market has forgotten what we sell?
Up 12.25% now at 3.349.
12 quid equivalent so we might be lucky to see 11 pounds tomorrow.
With regards to this latest investigation, are they saying that the wells were being checked daily and plugged in their thousands and then suddenly when DEC bought them, all that stopped? Or do they think that DEC drilled all the wells?
Are they seriously thinking that DEC drilled these wells themselves or that they would have magically plugged themselves if DEC hadn't bought them? Has someone been feeding them duff info?
Mulder that cannot be right. I'd understand that sort of difference if one of the markets listed on was the Zimbabwean stock market or whatever but not London and the US. I know the London market is broken but not to that extent. Any idea how I can sell my London listed shares on the US listing?
So about a quid a share difference now. With nearly 50 million shares in issue, why is London valuing DEC at 50 million quid less than the US?
I3e follows the price of oil down but then doesn't follow it back up? I thought we sold oil.
How do we sell our UK listed shares on the US market? Has to be the potential for some good arb trading I reckon.
Not long till 25% yield. Is that market really saying that DEC only has 4 years left? Didn't the lenders do any due diligence?
That 1% was the best you could get if you tied your money up for a year or whatever and yet now 22% is seen as paltry.