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Yes..... that was very strange..... rumour has it that Tullow knew there was oil down there but didn’t want to lose control of oil supply in E Africa with their discoveries in Uganda and Kenya
BPC certainly has been at 6p....and over............I sold some at 6.71p just before there was a large buy of 38000 pounds at 6.8p ....then the share price then went down that day to finish at 6p .........but then the uncrossing trade of 5p was used as the closing price (not admiitedly something that applied to ALBA), caused all sorts of confusion to PI's, and that is what you see on the charts
Just to add to the conspiracy theories, early last week BPC was trading around 6p just before the close. There was then an uncrossing trade (at about 4.35pm if I remember rightly) which was also cancelled, at 5p. What happened the following day?....the share price went down to 5p .....let the games begin..........!!!
But this major oil company will know there are others out there who are also very interested.....so I don't think they have us by the b...s at all....and they are also paying us $250000 a month for first refusal....not something you see very often with an AIM oiler
Closing price was 6p - the 5p quoted price was an uncrossing trade and means nothing..... please see my earlier post at 18.13. The share will open tomorrow morning around 6p
The closing price was 6.10 Ask and 5.90 Bid ....so that's a closing price of 6.00. However, the closing share price, as has happened here, is sometimes linked to the last trade of the day.....which can be a delayed share price from sometime during the day.. If I was cynical I would say that the MM's deliberately used the 5p trade to drop BPC down the Rising Share price table to reduce the amount of attention the share might receive before tomorrow's opening. The share price will be corrected to 6.00p before the opening tomorrow.
There is always much debate about which trades are Buys and which are Sells. Please note it is IMPOSSIBLE to know which are which (unless maybe you're an L2 expert - and even then it's not always possible) - transactions can be delayed for hours.....or even days, often to try and confuse PI's. The only thing that we, as riding on the coat-tails-PI's, can use is volume....in general high volume is good as here today - follow the money as they say...........
Just listened to the TMS interview with Richard Spinks https://total-market-solutions.com/2018/06/13/active-energy/. This is the most bullish CEO interview I've ever heard.....along with Neill Ricketts at VRS....and we know what's happened to them!! I particularly like the Spinks quote of 'phenomenal' when describing the advances announced in today's RNS. The Polish test results on the Superfuel mix were amazing - so amazing that the lab had to re-test as they couldn't believe them!!
Alternatively, from the 6 months report to Dec 31 2017 Ian Garland, Chief Executive Officer, commented, "The Board deeply regret having to implement the wide-reaching restructuring recently announced but given the Tuzistra� XR performance and slower than hoped for progress with the cough cold pipeline, it is no longer viable to sustain our US commercial operations or continue to pursue our current strategy." "The decision to close the US commercial business will significantly reduce the ongoing cash burn of the Group, after the closure costs have been incurred. Whilst there is a need to exit or renegotiate contracts on reasonable terms, the directors have a reasonable expectation that the Group will have adequate financial resources to continue in operation for the foreseeable future. The unaudited cash resources at 28 February 2018 was �45.5 million." "Alongside the closure of the US commercial operations, our focus in the next few months will be on exploring alternative ways in which to realise value for shareholders, including potentially the sale of the Company as a whole. The Board has set a target date for concluding this activity of 30 September 2018 and we will provide updates to the market where possible." So it looks like the best option is putting the Company up for sale.......with an uncertain outcome
Someone's very keen here....as well as yesterday's buy of �250.000 by the wife of an NED at a price that was over the previous day's close, we again have another purchase today of �127,000 at over today's high.....all looks very promising......
3 more 50000 buys late yesterday.....looks like somebody's building up a stake
Some consistent chunky buying over the last week or so with 3 x 50000 buys (�16000 each) in the space of 3 minutes this pm.......
Hi James2708 - can you please explain how redox flow batteries have a 'big long-term carbon footprint'
It was great to hear Chris Packham strongly supporting the idea of oxy-biodegradable plastics (OBP) last night on the One Show - Michael Gove said that Government scientists are looking into the new advances with a view to supporting these innovative companies if the results stack up......sounds promising.....
and the huge trades keep on coming.......follow that money....
OMG....you're still here.....perhaps you should go out and get a life.....oh, and by the way, Monecor have just announced they now have over 5% of MSG
...and the huge trades continue....follow the money they say.......
Just look at those trades! From Interim Results to June 2016: Financial highlights: Revenue increased to �21.5 million (H1 2016: �12.8 million) - up 68%� Organic revenue grew to �17.6 million - up 33%� Recurring revenues increased to 37% (H1 2016: 24%) - up 153%� Revenues generated outside of the UK increased to 46% (H1 2016: 32%) - up 140%� Adjusted EBIT increased to �4.1 million (H1 2016: �2.9 million) - up 41%� Adjusted EBIT margin of 19.2% (H1 2017: 23.0%) - down 380bp due to NetDimensions� Adjusted diluted earnings per share of 0.523 pence (H1 2016: 0.597 pence per share) - down 7% due to NetDimensions� Proposed interim dividend of 0.09 pence per share (H1 2016: 0.07 pence) - up 29% Successful debt refinancing provides LTG with �20 million facility for five years� Strong balance sheet with adjusted net debt of �9.8 million - c1.1x Net Debt/LTM EBITDA Director buys and II buying since.....looks understandable!
Good news from Satellite Solutions Worldwide this morning with the French government announcing proposed support for accelerated satellite broadband roll out....Andrew Walwyn, CEO of SSW, commented, "This statement is particularly significant as, despite many European governments having broadband subsidy schemes, they are often constructed around fibre. President Macron has directly acknowledged that fibre alone cannot viably resolve the problem of universal broadband provision; satellite is a key solution for the large areas (2 million people) of France that do not have adequate broadband coverage.' .....and from 'This is Money' in 2016 'SSW’s business model is quite simple. The group rents space from satellite providers such as Eutelsat and Avanti, which build the devices sent into space, and it then provides broadband to consumers and small firms.' SSW should hopefully provide some contracts for Avanti then..... "We are already one of the largest independent satellite broadband providers in France with c.12,000 customers. We believe the French government's announcement highlights the importance of satellite and other alternative technologies to fibre which should underpin our French business in the coming years."
Good news from Satellite Solutions Worldwide this morning with the French government announcing proposed support for accelerated satellite broadband roll out....Andrew Walwyn, CEO of SSW, commented, "This statement is particularly significant as, despite many European governments having broadband subsidy schemes, they are often constructed around fibre. President Macron has directly acknowledged that fibre alone cannot viably resolve the problem of universal broadband provision; satellite is a key solution for the large areas (2 million people) of France that do not have adequate broadband coverage.' .....and from 'This is Money' in 2016 'SSW’s business model is quite simple. The group rents space from satellite providers such as Eutelsat and Avanti, which build the devices sent into space, and it then provides broadband to consumers and small firms.' SSW should hopefully provide some contracts for Avanti then..... "We are already one of the largest independent satellite broadband providers in France with c.12,000 customers. We believe the French government's announcement highlights the importance of satellite and other alternative technologies to fibre which should underpin our French business in the coming years."
and RTC pays a dividend.....