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THAL Thalassa Holdings Limited

24.50
0.00 (0.00%)
19 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Thalassa Holdings Limited LSE:THAL London Ordinary Share VGG878801114 ORD SHS USD0.01 (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 24.50 23.00 26.00 24.50 24.50 24.50 0.00 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Oil & Gas Field Services,nec 296k -1.45M -0.1825 -1.34 1.95M
Thalassa Holdings Limited is listed in the Oil & Gas Field Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker THAL. The last closing price for Thalassa was 24.50p. Over the last year, Thalassa shares have traded in a share price range of 22.20p to 31.00p.

Thalassa currently has 7,945,838 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Thalassa is £1.95 million. Thalassa has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.34.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
01/3/2017
09:23
basem1 - a thought for you, just how relevant is technical analysis of a thinly traded, illiquid AIM share? I suspect not very... I did think that if we broke through the 70 we may have got rid of some stale supply, but, my technical analysis of this share has not gone beyond that!

best of luck to all holders

frazboy
01/3/2017
09:20
Bookbroker, all you can contribute is a series of one liners not even appropriate. I haven't ever said £3. I'm going on chart technicals and fwiw Greenroom does agree with me. I rode this stock up from 52p to £2.65 on the last rise and have made dubstantial amounts over the last 15 years I've been investing and trading. I'm just looking at it from a chart perspective and the lowly market cap. A couple more contract wins in an improving oil backdrop and the market could easily get to £25/30m. Let's see who's correct in 6 months time, if your still around with your one liners.
basem1
01/3/2017
09:04
I can see this reaching 80p in the near future, but without continuing positive news from the company it will not get much over 100p/120p.
rcturner2
01/3/2017
08:59
Basem, why don't you pipe down, it'll take a long time to get to £3., you are one of the contributors on this BB with very little knowledge, and prone to over-excitement, how old are you!
bookbroker
28/2/2017
15:36
Often happens, MMs run something up on low volume and then walk it back down again. Buys and sells look pretty even for the day (once you ignore buys printing as sells early on).
greenroom78
28/2/2017
13:22
We're down on the day. Can only sell at 63.45 for 15000. Could get 66p at the close last night. Even 5000 I'm only getting qouted 65p. Need some buyers back in
basem1
28/2/2017
08:57
PJ - Me too, I bought 50p last time and sold in dribs and drabs above 200p - A repeat of that would be nice!

Expect MMs to start shaking on a few sells after this swift move up.

greenroom78
28/2/2017
08:57
Maybe some news out there to justify this rise ??

(23/01/2017) "Thalassa announces that it expects profit for the year ended 31 December 2016 to exceed market expectations"

Next news due first week in April so not long to wait ! DYOR

cheshire man
28/2/2017
08:53
Maybe DS has cracked up and is getting confused with black Gold?
pj 1
28/2/2017
08:48
And was that man DS!
bookbroker
28/2/2017
08:44
lol, we wish!!!!
pj 1
28/2/2017
08:42
A man was seen running down a mountain in Papua New Guinea with a nugget of gold so big he could barely hold it in both arms :-)
cockerhoop
28/2/2017
08:40
basem. THAL was one of my most largest profits until this year and I followed the previous rise and luckily sold on the way down as lower lows kicked in

It always had a large spread >5% often over 7%.

pj 1
28/2/2017
08:34
Glad they're playing ball with the spread, a tight spread attracts traders. The last rise to £3 there was always a tight spread.
basem1
28/2/2017
08:30
Mms want stock and someone just obliged with a 10k sell... sucker
jmf69
28/2/2017
08:15
That chart.......to die for, no meaningful resistance until approx £1.70.....could we be that lucky ??
basem1
28/2/2017
08:15
Did thalassa get tipped on Monday's online version of the IC?
frazboy
28/2/2017
08:11
Buybacks tend to show as one big trade of atleast 50k and often as a sell
jmf69
28/2/2017
08:08
And apparently no buy backs
frazboy
28/2/2017
08:07
Another 10k at full ask this morning
jmf69
27/2/2017
19:41
What are these reserves? And what "commodity hedging" are they talking about? Is DS doing some trading on the side? I spent a good few hours pouring over the accounts/press releases and I ended up with more questions than answers... For example this sale of the multi client data in November... I thought that tgs nopec were doing the sales so any revenue due to thalassa would come directly to thalassa and would go straight to the bottom line (the marginal cost of the sale is the cost of the external hard drive with the data on it).

The reason I went through the accounts was that the cynical bear blog (from September I think) muttered something about the cash being much lower than quoted, but I was reassured when i checked the accounts - I think that individual had simply misread them but to say that the press releases and accounts (particularly the former) could be clearer is a bit of an understatement

frazboy
27/2/2017
19:29
There's also the chance they might release more reserves prior to the results announcement
jmf69
27/2/2017
19:28
Friday's 15000 buy and this mornings 10000 pushed up the online offer price. There's never a lot of spare stock around it seems.
basem1
27/2/2017
19:09
Purely coincidental as LSR price was unchanged. I knew we were close to support, my accidental 20000 buy at 63.5 is now looking clever.
basem1
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