Petroceltic Share Discussion Threads

[marketboy2] 24/2/2011 13:23

After hours last night, 4.8M buy order @11.25 ,looked like it didnt get filled.

[blue86] 24/2/2011 13:16

any thoughts on L2 PCI'ers?

[riley9] 24/2/2011 13:14

blue - i suspect you're right ;) lol

[blue86] 24/2/2011 13:08

is L2 looking good or bad?

[blue86] 24/2/2011 13:04

i think its a different game AEX v PCI for farm in

[riley9] 24/2/2011 12:58

farm-in ? AEX announced one today and went down 5%........

[murphyl] 24/2/2011 12:53

2.1m on the bid at 11.25

[freelunch] 24/2/2011 12:37

I agree Herm a sad state of affairs I imagine my kids will never even pick up a book!!! Crikey I'm turning into a grumpy old man....snap out of it!!

Come on Brian I'm begging you I'm on my knees just sort the bleedin farmout.....

[hermana3] 24/2/2011 12:34

Bring it on,Baby!

[hermana3] 24/2/2011 12:08

x-factor has replaced sport as the opium for the masses.

[hermana3] 24/2/2011 12:07

FL,once you start this game that is on de line.

[hermana3] 24/2/2011 12:06

FL,the unholy trinity of government,big business(particularly property outfits) and bankers.

[freelunch] 24/2/2011 12:06

Sell your soul.

[revski2] 24/2/2011 12:04

If we can't beat them how do we join them?

[freelunch] 24/2/2011 11:58

Did anyone see Panarama the other night about the troubles with the Irish economy. It's a crooked game as simple as that and every country is the same.

[georgesorearsee] 24/2/2011 11:44

Blue - I hate to break this to you....... the regulator is the establishment.... Look at Bradford & Bingley - Nothing to repay to investors , Northern Rock,nothing to repay.They gave these institutions deposits away - to Foreign owned Banks - thats criminal.
Unless its glaringly obvious and people really rise up they do nothing and when they do something its time to find a fall guy and the game goes on behind closed doors, same as it always will, left , right, red blue theyre all playing the same game.

[rallyman2] 24/2/2011 11:14

got some at 11.25p to try and trade again .....

[blue86] 24/2/2011 11:08

rev - yes i agree with all that. post the banksters stealing all the public money, wasn't the idea to reign them in? prob is all the elitists are in bed with each other so no matter how much public dressing up is done, especially in the controlled press, it always ends up the same. house wins. house = elitists. its a closed shop. if you're in you're in, if you're out, well who cares. mm's make money for the banks, as much as they can whenever they can, its just easier to do (and more flagrant - wheres the regualtor???) on lower liquidity aim stocks with large pi following. the stuff that's gone on with rkh and des is utterly dispicable but it won't be followed up. regualtor dave is too busy chasing some bloke who made a few quid being stupid and insider dealing. every desk in the city insider deals all the time. its human nature. they do it.

[revski2] 24/2/2011 10:57

blue

It says to me that we live in a time of greed without a social conscience but isn't that what generally happens when governments push the totally free market economy as much as the UK has over the past 30 years (Conservatives and Labour). Increased regulation may be the short term way to go but unless the other major world markets follow suit we just lose business to them then we all lose out.

I still tend to agree the shares always find there correct price eventually despite mm manipulation along the way, unfortunately it may take longer than we hope for.

Rev

[rallyman2] 24/2/2011 10:44

what i mean is 1.7m buys at 11.25p and 113,000 sells st 11.5p

[revski2] 24/2/2011 10:41

I think this is an overreaction to what is happening in Libya but Algeria is different. Algeria, although still heavily influenced by the military does have a democratic process in place albeit a far from perfect one.

President Bouteflika has shown a little flexibility to it's people as well by removing the 19 year state of emergency, which will remove some of the military power and allowing opposition parties more freedom.

This being said it is still a pretty hard line government and Algerians are not happy (unemployment, poverty etc) but this is far, far from the situation that developed and is ongoing in Libya, a country led by a madman who thinks he is an omnipotent ruler!

So like most of you I'm sitting and waiting for this to unfold but expecting Algeria to be better placed to come through this well.

Rev

PS - MM's will always try and make profits in situations like this, it is their job, and as long as there are nervous investors (mainly PI's) then we let them. They do not make situations like this just exploit them. That is the world we live and trade in unfortunately.