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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Pantheon Resources Plc | LSE:PANR | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B125SX82 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-0.95 | -2.81% | 32.80 | 32.70 | 32.90 | 33.70 | 32.60 | 33.30 | 2,724,150 | 16:29:48 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Natural Gas Liquids | 804k | -1.45M | -0.0016 | -205.00 | 297.56M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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04/11/2021 11:56 | sirmark - I tried IG recently. In many ways it's an attractive platform. You can place orders directly to buy or sell either side of the SETS book or place a market order with MMs. The major downside in my view, is the per trade order limit of £25000. This may work ok for CFDs but if you want to trade straight shares, eg PANR, that limit isn't helpful. Say you bought 30k PANR at 83 (c the max one trade) and it goes up to 90 at which point you decide to sell. You'd then need 2 orders / trades. You can trade larger order sizes if you get permission but then you have to pay 0.05% of the consideration, and you lose the so called discounted £3 fees. Ordinarily to get the £3 trades, you have to dealt more than twice in the previous month. Otherwise its £8 a trade. So if you did decide to go with them, join toward the end of the month! I recently started using a Fineco (Italian bank) a/c. There are no limits on trade sizes (though you will be warned if you are about to place v large orders). It's a standard £2.95 a trade. You can only place orders into the book, no MM trades. The interface isn't as attractive as IG but OK. For some strange reason they're not adding on the £1 PTM levy on trades over £10k. I've asked them why but no answer yet. The customer service is OK on phone calls (Italians, whose English is variable but mostly OK, - slow on emails. It is also a standard bank account and you can get a euro as well as a UK debit card. Would be good to hear of any other good DMA a/cs | forwood | |
04/11/2021 10:50 | holism 'I cant remember what kept the price down I do remember I got it wrong though I was expecting a much higher price well before it happened' The churn from the fundraise knocked the share price back to 30p and then Farallon started selling early 2021 from low 40s to low 30s, each time they paused selling the share price moved back up. They effectively kept a lid on the share price and seemingly didn't care that much about maximising the sales price. Looking back, Farallon have done many holders (not GB holders) a great favour. I have acquired a lot more stock, at much lower prices, than would have been possible if the share price had been free to rise in early 2021. 2022 will be very different for Pantheon. Exciting times.. | dhb368 | |
04/11/2021 10:48 | Swendab1: I'm short but long PANR. | wee jimmy | |
04/11/2021 10:44 | Glad I'm 6ft 7in | ngms27 | |
04/11/2021 10:27 | Excuse me but.... GO HORSEY!!! | michaelsadvfn | |
04/11/2021 10:22 | I think we all expected a higher price until it was known we had a persistent seller in Farallon who appear to have finished for now at least. | michaelsadvfn | |
04/11/2021 10:11 | Sirmark, in my experience IG. £3 trades as well. | dhb368 | |
04/11/2021 09:51 | Can anyone advise on the best trading platform that lets you place your orders directly on the L2 order-book | sirmark | |
04/11/2021 09:25 | Hi holism - No and no, IMHO. Good stuff. | scot126 | |
04/11/2021 09:23 | If nothing had changed i might have seen some logic in your post holism. | michaelsadvfn | |
04/11/2021 09:14 | will the price action pattern between October last year and June this year be similar this year? If so have we already seen the high. | holism | |
03/11/2021 23:19 | Unlikely - This appears to refer to official financing by governments or international institutions (eg World Bank) not commercial lending or investing, in which case it is pretty irrelevant for oil and gas. | bobbiedazzler | |
03/11/2021 21:21 | Tough day for oil down a fair but we held on well, oil declined even further after our close and despite the optimism on the non funding oil projects agreement apparently due to be announced tomorrow let's see how we hold for me anything above 80 keeps me on track for my nineties targets :)I'm also off the feeling tomorrow 7:00 am maybe our confirmation !!!! If not we may pull back slightly but still on our up trend :) | sirmark | |
03/11/2021 20:08 | (CNN)At least 20 countries have agreed to end financing for fossil fuel projects abroad, a UK official told CNN, in a deal expected to be announced Thursday. Another source close to the COP26 climate summit negotiations said that the US was party to the agreement. Officials at the US State Department did not immediately respond to CNN to confirm the country's involvement. Several countries had already agreed to end international financing for coal, but this agreement would be the first of its kind to include oil and gas projects as well. If that is the extent of the action on oil, it is probably good news for Pantheon. Money which had been heading abroad will need to find a home in the US. | unlikely2 | |
03/11/2021 19:59 | Be up again tmozz after the feds decision tonight | tizo100 | |
03/11/2021 18:24 | a 1 share trade at 16.30............news imminent perhaps ? | bit coin | |
03/11/2021 18:13 | I see a few put on the L2 earlier in the day | sirmark | |
03/11/2021 17:31 | Dear All - looks like only 6 blocks in the whole North Slope region have been secured at auction this year. Nothing close to PANR's acreage. | scot126 | |
03/11/2021 17:26 | Also at 16.13 & 16.15.... 3 x RNS it is then... | chris0805 | |
03/11/2021 17:23 | Though some, Dan de lion, believe it could possibly be remediated (I think rabito79 was someone who thought they might try?) | probabilityofsuccess |
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