The next focusIR Investor Webinar takes places on 14th May with guest speakers from Blue Whale Growth Fund, Taseko Mines, Kavango Resources and CQS Natural Resources fund. Please register here.
Thanks so fingers crossed 60p, thanks toughiv
I know it's unlikely of much rise in SP now, pre spud. What's people opinion on the SP if it's not a duster and they hit oil? 50p? £1?
Only around 10% of posts on this board seem to be opinions on the shares. The rest is petty tit for tat bickering. Please accept there are folk with positive opinions and folk with negative ones.. Just read them, draw your own conclusions and respond if you like on the subject, not on trading personal insults. Back to MATD, imo this is looking healthier as each day passes, fingers crossed we will all have a very good year.
12This also may be helpful ..... What are dark pools? Equity markets in the U.S. and increasingly around the world work on a participant model in which those wanting to trade will display shares to buy or sell and the asking or bidding prices. At exchanges, these displayed prices by brokers can be seen through what are called “Tier II quotes.” The opposite of displayed is “dark.” Thus, the term “dark pool” refers to a place where trading liquidity -- a supply of shares -- exists that is not displayed for all to see. Think of dark pools as members-only platforms for trading participants wishing to execute larger trades without advertising interest through an open-book, or displayed, position. There are independent dark pools like Pipeline, Liquidnet and ITG Posit, and broker-operated dark pools such as Credit Suisse’s CrossFinder and Goldman Sachs’s Sigma X. The anonymity afforded to investors and trades through dark pools protects not only the parties’ identities, but also the sensitivity of share prices to movement when any sizeable demand surfaces. Dark pools serve a highly useful purpose. They enable large institutional participants to move sizeable amounts of liquidity without fighting all the trading intermediation that distorts stock prices. Some are concerned that dark pools themselves garble pricing mechanisms and present the risk of a two-tiered market between displayed and dark liquidity. But all markets are two-tiered. For any product, there are wholesale and retail channels. Same with stocks. There are wholesale and retail brokers, upstairs and floor trading. If anything, dark pools are a response to regulatory efforts to create a single market for all participants, which is contrary to human nature and at odds with the diverse purposes and time horizons that typify trading transactions. Bottom line: dark pools are a natural response to pricing inefficiency and over- intermediation.
This will drop for a few weeks maybe below 10p imho.. Typical RNS from matd when it's crunch time..
See this person says an informed, rational post which is refreshing and of some use.. But oh wait he only has 100 posts must be an idiot! No just speaks when it is needed. Thank you cluster
Toby, single digit because I only talk when I feel the need to. It's that simple really. The fact is we always seem to have a delay from board and when it comes it's normally not what we want in a round about way. That is fact. Some of you lot with 000's of posts tend to mulling over the same old rubbish constantly and it's not based on anything. It's also laughable how the conspiracy gets going on 'its all one person.' no just me going into work on the train ha ha. I'm not a de ramper or ramper, just say it as I see it from experience.. Have a lovely day all.. Even you Toby x
This is why the price is as low as it is, same old thing from matd.. No news when news is due and I will not be surprised one little bit, when it comes it's not the news we have been waiting for. Just another excuse for the delay in any actual drilling.. People have totally lost confidence to put the money in.