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Congratulations bailiff. Hope you get your gift

Other oil related companies (some) are also 10% down today. This is not due to mms being in the know

Oilboycot alone will drive it to 170pb. Gas & oil boycot will take it even higher. Mm’s trying hard today but there is just too much in favor of tullow to keep it down.
Suprised they could get it below 53 today

Seen buys as byebyes and bygones. Even seen buys as crossdressers.

ING bank just released a report where they see poo going to 170pb with an European oil boycot.they see it going to 200pb with oil&gas boycot. Apart from obvious advantages to tlw it will make the heavy oil found in gyana economically viable too. All depends on how long poo will stay high with obvious risks of poo declining.

Well said barnacles!

If you’re invested in tullow for two years already you must have a very good return by now. Unless You squandered that profit by daytrading.

If that is truly how you feel why invest in such a company??? Assuming you are invested since you are on this board

And another post full of wisdom we realy thank you for sharing that and joining this bb.

Ps. 1ghandi seems real offensive to the name after reading some of your posts.

Can imagine there are fines for paying of debt sooner than agreed upon. Same as your mortgage. Fines are set sharply so probably be better to invest. Combinations are possible too. There might be an max amount you are allowed to pay per annum without having to pay a fine. Above that it is better to invest. Maybe somebody wiser on the board knows the specifics for tullow debt.

it is not zero interest. i guess a lot of people will not sell knowing what is coming. fomo

Was already 4 % at closing so no big change since closing

could be very smart to hold too.. if if if if ...

Well above

Although not next few months but still it is coming

Deeko don’t forget income from Uganda sale:
Contingent annual payments to be paid on upstream revenues from the Uganda Interests calculated as follows: (i) no payment if the average annual Brent price is less than or equal to US$62 per barrel, (ii) 1.25% (net of tax) if the average annual Brent price is greater than US$62 per barrel or (iii) 2.5% (net of tax) if the average annual Brent price is greater than US$70 per barrel.

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feels like they are all out again today. shorters getting nervous?

they never do. at least not in last few years. don't know about before that.

glad i am not Les...