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TLW Tullow Oil Plc

35.88
-0.34 (-0.94%)
19 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Tullow Oil Plc LSE:TLW London Ordinary Share GB0001500809 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.34 -0.94% 35.88 35.76 36.00 36.30 35.00 36.00 2,239,389 16:29:55
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs 1.63B -109.6M -0.0754 -4.76 521.74M
Tullow Oil Plc is listed in the Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TLW. The last closing price for Tullow Oil was 36.22p. Over the last year, Tullow Oil shares have traded in a share price range of 21.84p to 39.94p.

Tullow Oil currently has 1,454,137,162 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Tullow Oil is £521.74 million. Tullow Oil has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -4.76.

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20/8/2015
13:29
Tullow - What ever way you slice and dice this chart it is UGLY!
Possible bounce at the 190p level. Once 1400+p

Shaggy


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shaggies_view
20/8/2015
12:44
who wouldn't! ;)



I intend to start buying Premiere soon as well.....

holmess
20/8/2015
11:20
Yes who, answers on a postcard!
ny boy
20/8/2015
10:55
Who will want it
stevenrevell
20/8/2015
10:28
I suspect the takeover wheels are already in motion.....
holmess
20/8/2015
10:23
I think near-term we could see a significantly lower WTI spotprice ahead of the December OPEC meeting as storage becomes critical amid US inventory builds. Unless the world economy falls off a cliff then its heading back to $65+ after that. Short term pain, long term gain.
phowdo
20/8/2015
10:17
Majors are never in a hurry to pick up these types of stocks, they can afford to wait and see how many survive, everyone's on holiday too. Majors are busy putting their own houses in order.

The wealthy never move fast, unless there are absolute bargains, I deal with many, I should know.

ny boy
20/8/2015
10:12
I'm not convinced, I think oil is near the bottom already and we'll see $45 before $35.

Plus the TLW debt is serviceable and is already priced in. It's now more a question of looking at what the portfolio is worth to the majors - and i'd say more than 188p per share........

holmess
20/8/2015
10:07
Not short, this is just a stock that is faring a lot worse that bigger outfits as the debt levels are high.

Crude hits $40 expect a short term bounce but longer term will probably base out $30/33 approx

ny boy
20/8/2015
10:06
You can't blame the shorter - they've called it right so far! But overconfident bears and stale bull capitulation is a pretty good indicator that a bounce is due. And it's the short covering that will drive the rally ;)
holmess
20/8/2015
10:02
NYB - I'd want to see a daily close below the channel before deciding. I suspect a false break down then a bounce, just had a small nibble as a trade ;)
holmess
20/8/2015
09:52
--- holmess 20 Aug'15 - 09:39 - 21809
--- valuation already puts the company well into takeover territory.....

Music to my ears, La La la la la

--- NY Boy 20 Aug'15 - 09:52 - 21810
--- Broken the key down channel trend line, could easily sink to 100p

Yes, yes, yes, yes, oooooh, relieving now

Win Win Win all the way, whatever the scenario :)

mr aboii
20/8/2015
09:52
Broken the key down channel trend line, could easily sink to 100p, or lower the general rout is not over by far. Final lows probably October/November. Debt levels here are high and may become more of a problem as the share price sinks.
ny boy
20/8/2015
09:39
As a trade an entry point is near - a lot of shorts will close out on the upswing driving a recovery rally imo. However, as a buy and hold it's difficult to call - although I think the valuation already puts the company well into takeover territory.....
holmess
20/8/2015
09:33
But the question is whether TLW is a buy yet?
investordave
20/8/2015
09:26
Yes I suspect the rebound will be sharp - timing is everything as usual
holmess
20/8/2015
09:23
Fill yer boots time is coming, me thinks

:)

mr aboii
20/8/2015
08:19
WTF is going on FFS.
cricklewood
20/8/2015
08:19
Can't believe I didn't sell this at £411. This is not for the faint hearted. Think this will head to £150 if it doesn't hold at £180.
dlewis1
20/8/2015
07:56
Time will tell. Whatever oil Iran sells to China, its clearly not enough to prevent its economy being on the skids. Iran's oil fields have been starved of maintenance, equipment and the latest technology. All of which will be corrected if sanctions are lifted.
azalea
20/8/2015
07:37
Irans oil supply build will only be gradual.
Who do you think they were selling all their oil to previously? It was going out the back door to the likes of China.

phowdo
20/8/2015
07:33
NY Boy
The sole purpose of Iran agreeing to a deal over its nuclear enrichment programme, is to get US sanctions on its sale of oil to Western countries removed and thereby earn hundreds of millions of dollars which are badly needed to revive its economy. If successful, Iran will immediately take steps to boost oil production with numerous oil companies rushing to win contracts from the government. There could already be in waiting a pent up oil supply ready for immediate sale, once sanctions are lifted. There is no way it will take several years for Iran to boost is oil production.

azalea
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