Member Info for Thissen

"A live webcast and conference call for analysts and investors will be held on Thursday 17 December 2020 at 11am (GMT), the details of which can be found on Premier's website (www.premier-oil.com)."

https://otp.investis.com/clients/uk/premiere_oil/rns/regulatory-story.aspx?cid=1168&newsid=1436588

https://www.oedigital.com/news/483948-premier-oil-ceo-steps-down-from-board-ahead-of-chyrsaor-merger-new-company-name-revealed

No deal brexit might mean UK gas & oil is espcially valuable to us.

Hi Rooks yep I'm back in :)

Exploded!
Wow this is getting exciting now :)

TD was saying in an interview on th BP deal that he thought the current SP was about right after dilution - it was 19p that day. I wonder if that's TDs sell out price, transferred to the the new deal.

Except a higher oil price is not a given.
Arificically held higher right now because of restricted production, opec could well open the taps with a view to hold oil price at current level, or lower?
But who knows for sure .. should find out today ..
imho

In again too. but a smaller punt this time.
GL

Not so dangerous to be out, my switch to Amazon paying off, there are other opportunities with less risk imho. May sell a few later and have another punt in PMO tomorrow if it drops sub 20.

most of my funds into Amazon yesterday, figuring a shift from value (uk) stocks to growth stocks like this one once reality of recession hits after a wave of enthusiasm and hope of a swift recovery fades.
Not many posts here.. feeling lonely!

Yes where would these people be without media, good point. Then again we had world wars without TV and just told to sign up, although there was the voice of the radio having a controlling effect. I am in Amazon stock now, just because I think growth stocks will have a come back over value stocks, but might not turn out to be such value after all, although I wish for the opposite with so many jobs in a fragile position. Brexit will really break us I fear too, Nissan will just up sticks simple as that.
I don't know anything like as much about PMO as peeps here but I want it to succeed because of all the engineers massive amounts of work that have gone into building it up.

Trouble is it's so devicive, half the population might rise up against tier system, the other half all for it. Trying to persuade my wife to reduce social media consumption, making her very churned up with anger, some from the reality and some conspiracy.

Yes and it seems odd that 70k die in the UK every year from smoking related illnesses, 10k drink related but the gov doesn't care about that because of tax income. Does seem like a massive over reaction to an existing phenomena, all be it a vigorous strain.
Imho

If factual (I struggle to know what to believe atm) that's a very powerful argument Hus.

I agree with allot of that Rookie, I have always said from the start we should protect the vulnerable, or advise them to protect themselves, then none of this disaster would have happened imho. Although plenty will argue with that. My wife is hot on the case, she is a nurse and finds the whole thing rediculous. But then my daughter, who works in Manchester hospital has a very different view and has seen so many deaths. Tragic on all fronts.

But as someone said recently here - go against your gut instinct, so boom tomorrow!
Gla

I still have the horrible feeling from last week that a correction of enthusiasm is taking place, reality of persuading millions of people to take a new Vax, Vax passport to fly abroad, still a right mess.

https://www.kltv.com/2020/11/30/members-oil-cartel-meet-coronavirus-rattles-demand/

I would agree BC, @17p represents a realistic entry point again with a possible drawn out low oil price over several years and all the hoops to jump through to get the merger done, each one has a risk of failure.
[ I am out and looking to re-join so I am likely biased! ]