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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pantheon Resources Plc | PANR | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| -2.70 | -13.69% | 17.02 | 16:35:25 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17.30 | 17.00 | 17.76 | 17.02 | 19.72 |
| Industry Sector |
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| OIL & GAS PRODUCERS |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 22/7/2024 13:31 by content5827 Talking of hiding.Why does helpful hide his reasons for spending so much of his time on this site attacking panr? Why does helpful hide from telling his audience if he is short panr or if he is paid to trash panr or if there are other reasons for his attacks?? Time to be honest helpful. |
Posted at 10/7/2024 16:00 by ohdearohdearohdear Grime22 - any idea how much panr is worth right now? Years away from possible revenue and many, many millions required to be raised, from somewhere, between now and then. As this is oil and gas, there will be an awful lot of obstacles (financial, political, geological) over the next few years and any one of them could send panr over the edge.Why on earth would any sane individual want to buy at this point? I can understand why folk wouldn't want to sell (you don't lose until you sell blah blah blah).....but why buy? |
Posted at 03/7/2024 16:02 by seedoftongo CONTENT5827 - 14 Mar 2023 - 15:42:10 - 32159 of 38419good question regarding remainder of time left on pantheon leases.anyone out there know the answer please? even if pantheon are unable to recover oil now due to current drilling technology limitations,surely with such an enormous potential prize to be had within their acreage,given time drilling technology may catch up and the full potential could be realised..surely in that case,the length of the lease has potentially a very important value and maybe viewed as very attractive to ultra cash rich oil companies..a company that has a marketcap just over 200 m pounds with potentially world class volumes may just be worth having as an option within an oil cos portfolio. CONTENT5827 - 10 Jan 2022 - 18:40:19 - 20965 of 38419 my first time ever on one of these chat sites. there appears concern that the 78p convertible bond is effectively a cap. i dont share that view. logically,the cb holder is not going to convert when the underlying price is at or even close to 78p. i would argue they would only consider converting pre drilling updates if the underlying price is much much higher. their purpose of converting would be to make a serious upside gain. if they converted when the underlying is 78p,they then have to gamble that the share price is going to rise from that point.what if it falls after they have converted.they would then be out of the money. using completely random numbers,surely the converter will want to do so when lets says the underlying price is one pound and there is strong liquidity around the stock,so they can comfortably convert at 78p and then sell into the higher market price of 100p. i dont see why the cb holder would even contemplate converting when the underlying is at their convertible rate unless they had other motives,such as fear.fear that things with panr look different than when they first did the deal and are concerned about panr,s liquidity going forward and therefore concerned about panr,s ability to repay the bond on maturity.in those circumstances they may see the necessity to convert and quickly sell at or close to the same price to exit their exposure. 🖕🏿&# Above is Contents 1st post ( jan 2022 ). Note content goes straight into “ my first time ever on one of these chat sites “… Now that alone means you just know it isn’t. However , if that’s not enough , his next post doesn’t arrive for another 14 months ! 😂😂&# Classic signs of a poster using multiple aliases A liar 🤥 He previously told us his average was 30 pence …. Yet this was a huge lie Now it’s somehow dropped to the price we see today ( doesn’t it always )….😂&# Guys , girls , we can clearly see that Content doesn’t want us to think he / she is losing money No one cares anyway He just couldn’t resist answering the “ what’s yer average “ question Content = Losing investor and multiple alias investor . 🖕🏿&# I have reposted this informative post. In case anyone missed it earlier . The truth must be told . |
Posted at 03/7/2024 13:48 by seedoftongo CONTENT5827 - 14 Mar 2023 - 15:42:10 - 32159 of 38419good question regarding remainder of time left on pantheon leases.anyone out there know the answer please? even if pantheon are unable to recover oil now due to current drilling technology limitations,surely with such an enormous potential prize to be had within their acreage,given time drilling technology may catch up and the full potential could be realised..surely in that case,the length of the lease has potentially a very important value and maybe viewed as very attractive to ultra cash rich oil companies..a company that has a marketcap just over 200 m pounds with potentially world class volumes may just be worth having as an option within an oil cos portfolio. CONTENT5827 - 10 Jan 2022 - 18:40:19 - 20965 of 38419 my first time ever on one of these chat sites. there appears concern that the 78p convertible bond is effectively a cap. i dont share that view. logically,the cb holder is not going to convert when the underlying price is at or even close to 78p. i would argue they would only consider converting pre drilling updates if the underlying price is much much higher. their purpose of converting would be to make a serious upside gain. if they converted when the underlying is 78p,they then have to gamble that the share price is going to rise from that point.what if it falls after they have converted.they would then be out of the money. using completely random numbers,surely the converter will want to do so when lets says the underlying price is one pound and there is strong liquidity around the stock,so they can comfortably convert at 78p and then sell into the higher market price of 100p. i dont see why the cb holder would even contemplate converting when the underlying is at their convertible rate unless they had other motives,such as fear.fear that things with panr look different than when they first did the deal and are concerned about panr,s liquidity going forward and therefore concerned about panr,s ability to repay the bond on maturity.in those circumstances they may see the necessity to convert and quickly sell at or close to the same price to exit their exposure. 🖕🏿&# Above is Contents 1st post ( jan 2022 ). Note content goes straight into “ my first time ever on one of these chat sites “… Now that alone means you just know it isn’t. However , if that’s not enough , his next post doesn’t arrive for another 14 months ! 😂😂&# Classic signs of a poster using multiple aliases . A liar 🤥 He previously told us his average was 30 pence …. Yet this was a huge lie . Now it’s somehow dropped to the price we see today ( doesn’t it always )….😂&# Guys , girls , we can clearly see that Content doesn’t want us to think he / she is losing money . No one cares anyway . He just couldn’t resist answering the “ what’s yer average “ question . Content = Losing investor and multiple alias investor . |
Posted at 02/7/2024 10:45 by content5827 What i find remarkable about helpful,is that he endlessly posts attacks against panr giving so many of his repeated thoughts and numbers,yet the question he has refused to answer,is he short panr or is he paid to trash them or is he something else and if something else,what is that something else?Why has he refused to answer? What is he afraid of? I am willing to listen to both sides of the panr debate,but i want to know the motives of those who obsessively post,before i personally can see them as credible. |
Posted at 28/6/2024 11:50 by attyg references, I too thought the body language was poor.As DH said - he has a bit of a jigsaw regarding funding. What comes first, the chicken or the egg, FID on the pipeline or PANR funding. Sadly, it is PANR funding, but the pipeline won't happen without Ahpun FID - so the pipeline is inextricably joined to Ahpun. Clearly DH is trying to get the State of Alaska to provide PANR's prospective lenders some form of guarantee to fund Ahpun to FID, taking into account the planned US listing together with the asset base of commercial oil in place. Unsurprisingly, it is not a simple task - and he may be pressing hard on the State of Alaska to assist more than they want - after all they are getting a solution to their energy issue for almost nothing, plus the business case for the export facility is now commercial - all they have to do is provide some kind of guarantee to some bankers for, what, say $60m for two to three years max. In my view DH definitely does not want to fund this short term need from the City. Consequently, I remain confident he will come to some arrangement with other parties over the next three months. If not Alaska, then a farm out? If the State of Alaska does not assist PANR with its funding needs, might DH then play more hard ball with the price of the gas? Or rather, not sell all of it so cheaply? I think the difficulty with the US listing is that Justin does not know what the share price will be in say, April 2025. If the share price is £1, he will redeem the outstanding bonds. If not, then he may just issue the minimum required to get the US listing. I am confident DH will get the jigsaw completed by the end of Q3. Elections in the US may be happening at the wrong time to get State/Federal support, but perhaps they might get s few crumbs? $60m is crumbs to solve this energy issue for Alaska - the State/Federal Govt just needs to become more willing in this arrangement between "two willing parties". |
Posted at 21/6/2024 21:11 by ohdearohdearohdear Estimated net worth/share value. You clearly have no idea what you are talking about Rabi. Let me ask you again. How did you work out that his panr gamble is only 1% to 2% (let us ignore the large range for now) of his net worth?Maybe look up the definition of "net worth" before you make yourself look like a halfwit again. My estimate for what PI's hold is very straightforward. Let me take you as an example. You don't (forgive me) sound like a particularly successful chap and you certainly have a very modest net worth (don't forget to look up the meaning). But you have in excess of £50K (a very modest sum for a more successful person, but I am not judging) gambled in panr. So say.....8%. It strikes me that most panr gamblers are like you. Which makes me wonder why a succesful person might only gamble 1% of his current net worth (have you looked up the meaning yet?) whilst the hard working, salt of the earth, folk like you gamble 8%. Do you know? |
Posted at 10/6/2024 21:24 by the_mandalorian if I were long on this share bogroll, I wouldn't be posting paranoid conspiracy theories that would make Arther C Clark gulp. I would be posting in-depth personal articulated research about PANR setting out in clear terms the reasons why I believe PANR has a bright future. In doing so, winning over the silent majority who do not post on threads but read them, with logical and well-thought-out reasoning. Where is that on these PANR threads?I have just seen your post history BOGroll, you could not even articulate candy floss so maybe that's why you feel compelled by ignorance to come by and do a hopeless drive-by spray and pray cheap shot. Where are these in-depth personal articulated posts from the Fake Gurus OR anyone on PANR? It takes no time to put a few figures into a computer program and screenshot a chart, Who articulates with any passion anything On the PANR thread, especially the guild? It took me 5 weeks of emails and research to Chile to uncover the dodgy DLE partner that turned out to be an empty flat in a Chilean slum in CTL. The company, shortly after my research hit that thread, announced they had ditched that partner, and switched to Sunrise as a DLE partner. This is not the same kind of research as posting squiggly lines, or deranged OAP talks on end-of-day trades is it now? The PANR thread is stale, no one says anything to save the usual one-sentence cliches posts. These parameters open the door for a fake guru to walk in and pretend to be the new messhai of shares on any thread. |
Posted at 10/6/2024 20:28 by nigoil Absolutely fantastic, that this thread is now the Panr No.1 thread on Advfn!The 'GIRLS' are trying very hard to convince everyone that Panr is a good investment!.... LOL Panr = STRONG SELL... Why?... No cash... Huge dilution... Mangrove... Massive unavoidable dilution coming! TICK TOCK Simples!..... :-) |
Posted at 09/6/2024 16:52 by helpfull Cor blimey, guv!forwood - 23 Apr 2024 - 14:52:34 - 38023 of 38292 PANR - Alaska North Slope (moderated) - PANR 750k buys 1:30 to 2pm shows the strength of the bid here, with a reminder of the 1.5m bids in the auction a couple days ago. Makes me think sellers are unlikely to succeed in a serious take down here. So much more to be gained by buying and staying long and strong. forwood - 19 Apr 2024 - 11:47:03 - 37991 of 38292 PANR - Alaska North Slope (moderated) - PANR Hopefully you'll have seen my guild post saying I bought c 32.30 Be careful. |
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