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Rocket Science isn't that complicated given where the frontiers of physics now are

It is the payoff matrix:

Very little chance of over 690p. Not zero chance, but can be discounted as realistic scenario

690p. Probably now a bit over 50% chance but

that leaves a sizeable possibility of no deal, or some sort of deteriorated 'acceptable offer. The downside for no deal is probably landing in the low 500s share price wise. So you've got a c17% downside risk to holding out, and a c12% upside risk. Your upside is hard limited. Your downside is best guess, but more 'unlimited'. e.g. 690p is a reasonable to assume ceiling, 500p is not a floor.

You may also have to contend with a share price drift down as cold feet/selling out gathers momentum as news go dark over the next 2-4 weeks

1250p is my price price rights issue. Pre I suppose that's about 2000p

My answer accounts for dilution. the company is worth more today than 2010s highs, i.e. 1250p

So the question remains, what is it about Easyjet in the late 2010s that makes it less valuable today? Not sure I see a good reason, although there reasons it is more valuable

I shall grudgingly accept the inevitable best and final offer of 1250p though

728 end of week, 1084 Monday

Hello please, why share price rise risey? Pringle need £10. But 19p better than 11p. Why?

Hello please, mr bubbles say if Brent $125, Tullow = 10p, Brent $150 Tullow = 11p, Brent $200 Tullow = 9p

Why is mr bubbles this saying?

Mr pringle want £10. very important. Will be tomorrow? £10?

Hello please, why my share so low? Me need share to be £10 to be very rich man. V important to me. When please share £10? 12p no good.

What is Liberium's relationship with Helium One?

A am a pringle

Seems absurd the fall today - all one bloke at STIFEL spouting nonsense. But the facts the same. Heavily oversold today.

Oil price cheeky gear shift higher after London close. Eventually that momentum is going to mean the game is up for keeping the lid on Tullow's share price. Whats Tullow's free cash flow if we can average $90 oil this year... be interesting to see the latest hedges in March.

Very good. Thanks. So effectively, '7' is '1.6' making production guidance 56.6 - 62.6

Interesting. Thanks. But why is it Barrels of Oil Equivilant if it isn't approximately equivilant value? What is the 'equivilance' therefore?

Ball park? Obviously if the gas is sold at the equivilant of $80 a barrel, that's important to know. But if 1 kboepd actually equates to $5, useful to know.

Surely someone here can give an authorative answer of whether the 7kboepd of gas is as valuable as the same number kboepd of oil? So far I've had one person say no, one yes... don't we all want to know?

Then why is it listed as 'barrels of oil' equivilant?

So the gas numbers in the 2024 production guidance, is it worth the same as oil? I.e. its rated in 'barrels of oil equivilant' so the gas figure of 7 is just as good as the same number if it were an oil figure?