Borders & Southern Petro... Share Discussion Threads

[ride the wave 1] 21/11/2017 11:50

Nice 500,000 buy this morning, it’s marked as a sell but the price went up after!

BUY and HOLD is the only way to play this, the oil crash has come to an end and now oil is back in a long term uptrend with forecasters saying that $60 is the floor and we could see $70+ next year.

I’ve held BOR for a long time (held through the oil crash) but now the opposite is about too happen and BOR will keep on rising as the oil price goes up ,not only that but as this happens Borders chances of getting a farm in partner increases dramatically.

Theres never been a better time to buy Bor because we are trading just above cash level / have broken out of a very long downtrend and are now in a brand NEW UPTREND

At this level the risk vs reward ratio is stacked in our favour.

All imho

GLA holders

[ride the wave 1] 21/11/2017 11:08

2.41p bid

2.64p ask

😜

[ride the wave 1] 21/11/2017 09:32

They raised the bid , now its 2.25p with NOTHING on the ask.

WAKEY WAKEY ....

Strong buy 💥💥💥💥

[ride the wave 1] 20/11/2017 16:45

2.45p paid for just 237,500.

This will start taking off again ...VERY SOON!

✈️

[ride the wave 1] 19/11/2017 13:20

Scoredagain,

Good to have a old school investor posting on here!

Keep up the good work mate.

ATB 👍

[ride the wave 1] 19/11/2017 13:18

Nice consolidation going on at the moment that is setting us up for the next leg up.

Notice how the market makers want 2.37p for the tiniest amount of shares!

BUY

🙋‍a94;️

[scoredagain] 18/11/2017 15:16

Ride the wave im pretty sure one day we will be rewarded nicely . You just wait if price of oil goes to 75 next year then you see the intrest here and i guess our share price will be at lest 10p . Last time i crack it here i sold a lot at 70 odd pence , cant see one day why this cant return to these heights again .aT THESE PRICES i see a lot of upside for little outlay good luck / For years i was the only one beliveing in this on the lse co uk board and on my own there good old stepptoe

[ride the wave 1] 18/11/2017 14:49

I’ve been accumulating BIG TIME !

🤗

[scoredagain] 18/11/2017 13:15

Surely we must get our turn and get a farm in by next year , Another few months is not a problem and gives people time to load up anth 72 on lse co uk u got enough i can load up a few more here . Im one of the old skool on bor done well from it and hopefully will do again . When i see the mkt cap of some explorers i cringe some are so crazy worth 100s of million and no discovery of oil

[ride the wave 1] 16/11/2017 16:19

Bears ran out of steam earlier and now the bulls are starting to take over again.

Ticking up as well

[scoredagain] 16/11/2017 07:30

Just reading pmo rns there net debt is 2.8 billion . what i dont get there cost to produce is 16 dollars a bbl so why are they in so much debt in all fairness they should be bust

[scoredagain] 16/11/2017 06:45

The reason why i invested here was by a man in the city who is a great friend of the family , he says the oil here is huge . If you think about it we have for starters 360 mb of oil any think else is a bonus . He did say years ago this is worth pounds a share we will see . Risk reward here is great IMHO

[rodderz77] 16/11/2017 03:12

Arg have a decent farm in partner but they're v high risk in my opinion. They are living off a trickle of money from Noble, and if Rhea does not come in, I'd expect Noble to walk (Tyche/Chatham is too small to probably interest them on its own). At that point Arg are finished. Yet, even if Rhea does come in, Arg would only have 5% of any future production so there's not an enormous upside. Not for me, but best of luck to 'em. As a rockhopper holder, success for Argos would definitely have indirect benefits for the whole NFB.

[ride the wave 1] 15/11/2017 21:43

BOR have 360mb of light sweet crude and they own 100% of it!

There’s no comparison imho.

[shareho1der] 15/11/2017 21:36

ARG is a better bet, imo

[scoredagain] 15/11/2017 18:17

Happy here even when it drops as ether way i use it to my advantage imo next year things will be great here so holding is not a problem here as this is imo the best play in the falklands Not ramping not intrested but i feel at around 2p plus not much can go wrong .If you got the nerve to hold some serious money can be made here in the next few years good luck all

[ride the wave 1] 15/11/2017 16:36

AT bots at work as I was posting.

The main thing is that we are in a brand new uptrend that is creating higher highs and higher lows.

Buy the dips and hold.

[investordave] 15/11/2017 16:18

Err. Haven't we fallen nearly 9% today?

[ride the wave 1] 15/11/2017 16:11

Quarterly update at PMO tomorrow , might here something about the finance for RKH.

If so, it could have a positive effect here as well.

GLA

Ps BOR showing real strength!

[ride the wave 1] 15/11/2017 09:04

Should break through the 200 dma today/tomorrow and that would be very bullish.

It would attract a lot of buying from the traders etc .

[ride the wave 1] 14/11/2017 19:54

Another 1m delayed buy shown up on LSE (marked as a sell like yesterday). You can tell that it was a buy because the share price flew up after that trade at 4.08pm . The buyer cleared the whole book and that’s why the market makers will need more shares over the next few sessions.

The big buyer is willing to pay more than 2p/2.10p now. If they continue... they will be paying over 3p tomorrow.

The market makers are in big trouble because they need to balance their books.The only way for them to collect some shares is by raising the bid. The problem they have is every time they raise the price it attracts more and more buyers.

We are one step ahead of the market ... so make the most out of it!

GLA

[ride the wave 1] 14/11/2017 16:10

Showing real strength going into close - bodes well for tomorrow.

[ride the wave 1] 14/11/2017 14:43

14 November 2017|Blog, Commodities & Resources

It might not be all over for fossil fuels after all. Despite global engagement in clean energy and policies gearing fiercely towards no-emission fuels, oil remains a key player in the market as well as the social-political and economic arena.

Since August, oil prices have risen more than 8%, reaching levels not seen since 2015, bringing new hope to an industry ravaged in the last few years.

On Monday 13, OPEC increased its forecast oil demand for 2018 by around 400,000 barrels a day from the previous month to 33.4m b/d, exceeding many market analysts’ expectations. Furthermore, it has announced that oil consumption will keep growing until 2022. Demand is growing as the global economic scenario is almost at its strongest point since the 2008 crisis. Demand for oil will come mainly from diesel-led industrial sectors. In industrialised nations, this demand will continue growing for another two years before reversing, believes OPEC.

The oil market is known to behave cyclically and analysts point out that we are currently emerging from of the recessive period. Now, the market is at the early to mid-expansion phase of the oil cycle, and this expanding period – called ‘cyclical recovery’ – is set to continue through 2018 until 2019.

Increased demand along with OPEC cuts have pushed pushing Brent crude oil, the international benchmark, back above $60 a barrel for the first time in two years, leading to OPEC’s expectations of a $60 price floor in 2018, whilst the IMF says it can go as high as $70.

The ‘good tide’ is already giving returns. Oil giants reported impressive profit figures this November, which is certainly comes as uplifting news after three years of struggle.

[ride the wave 1] 14/11/2017 14:39

Midasstingray,

Theres loads of people lurking in the background mate. Make the most of this quiet time because it’s only going to get more and more busy as people take note of what is happening.

ATB

[midasstingray] 14/11/2017 14:24

LoL @ Ride...Thanks for the info, seems like you are communicating with yourself!