Afentra Share Discussion Threads

[smackeraim] 01/4/2023 00:43

Held over 5% of Wandisco that's gone to the dogs. There ya reason. He must be near done, load up ze effin boat.

[jungmana] 31/3/2023 11:48

Roughly 8 million volume traded since 22nd March

[jungmana] 31/3/2023 11:47

He went under 3% on the 22nd of March as notified. 7 trading days has passed since and we've had good volume of trading Must be nearly done imo

[eringael] 31/3/2023 11:41

Yes would be good if he is clear before news arrives so any rise is not sold into

[x54v] 31/3/2023 11:27

Could be a rapid bounce back up once the overhang clears.

[jungmana] 31/3/2023 11:18

He should be out soon if not already.

[eringael] 31/3/2023 09:01

Wish he would finish effing dumping

[onedayrodders] 29/3/2023 14:13

Hopefully bottom is in

[palisz] 28/3/2023 14:59

Afentra CEO, Paul McDade is speaking at the Africa Energies Summit, taking place in London between 16th - 18th May 2023, on the topic of how independents are leading the charge on E&P in Africa.
Doubt he'd sign up to do this is the deal wasn't finalised.

[chesty1] 28/3/2023 13:01

This had to fall!

[bahiflyer] 27/3/2023 10:59

Be glad to see him off the register, he's an opportunist and a chancer, nothing more.

[onedayrodders] 27/3/2023 08:38

So he is the seller then .. still got some left but hopefully cleared out soon

[neo26] 27/3/2023 08:28

So they know the collapse is coming..

[jungmana] 27/3/2023 08:22

Imo simply down to the banking fears spooking some investors in the energy sector.

[spooky] 27/3/2023 08:19

Richard Griffiths dumping is interesting.

[1senn] 24/3/2023 17:05

Yes that guy is total fool

Intetesting UT trade at 21 closed slightly up news must be next week imho
And am thinking some have wind of an RNS loged

[kevjones2] 24/3/2023 16:55

So glad I don't post on the LSE site. The lack of knowledge is astounding. One clown is stating as fact that there's no revenue. Dominating the bb and he either can't understand RNSs or hasn't read them. No understanding of global business news too.

[onedayrodders] 24/3/2023 14:37

Bought another 24k ... the banking wobbles sentiment makes me nervous short term but you can never time the exact bottom

[1senn] 23/3/2023 14:36

Yes rodders agree

Be good to get an RTO done after these two are done and dusted and off AIM

[1senn] 23/3/2023 11:07

Will there be another deal this year
And will it be an RTO and over £1 once competed

[mount teide] 22/3/2023 23:42

While modern markets have a much greater number of active short term traders and investors compared to 20 years ago, that have imo, become far less efficient at valuing assets/companies.

Although technical factors and market sentiment may often now overwhelm the short term, its still fundamentals that set the stock price over the long-run.

Which is great for well researched value/growth investors with a 3-5 year investment holding period, as AET will be picking up the Angolan assets for a small fraction of the headline price announced last August.....while the price I have to pay today to add to my holding is 30% cheaper then when the company expected to pay the headline price for the assets.

Equity market sentiment is being explored by the relatively new field of behavioural finance. It starts with the assumption that markets are not efficient much of the time, and this inefficiency can be explained by psychology - for example, you can make a solid judgment about a stock's future growth prospects, and the future may even confirm your projections, but in the meantime, the market may myopically dwell on a single piece of news that keeps the stock artificially high or low.

The single piece of news in AET's case is the delay to complete the Angolan acquisitions which, despite being well communicated and sees the assets getting cheaper and cheaper to buy by the day, has resulted in a 30% fall in the share-price.

A classic example of a financial market dislocation, where a market operating under stressful conditions, ceases to price assets correctly in an absolute and relative basis.

AIMHO/DYOR

Declaration: Have continued to add to my holding this week.

[jungmana] 22/3/2023 15:55

Is their loss and such jumping traders never make money .This and axl are now my largest holdings as imo patience here will pay off big time

[onedayrodders] 22/3/2023 15:47

Problem is, rightly or wrongly, many don't expect news until after March now ... and a few hours on AIM is seen as a lifetime, let alone a few weeks .. people just move around looking for the next hot thing and think they have time to come back.

Very few willing to "invest" these days and AIM has become more of a betting shop.

[jungmana] 22/3/2023 15:08

This lot should employ me. I know how to get a few brown envelopes around in that part of the world and the signatures will done in quick time.

[onedayrodders] 17/3/2023 16:03

SP is basically following global mkt jitters and people selling expecting Armageddon is around the corner. As soon as the US markets headed down so did AET

Oil price not helping but both are temporary IMHO but when fear strikes most don't care