Afentra Share Discussion Threads

[albert35911] 23/6/2024 07:56

And if I offend rampers on the way all the better,lol.

[albert35911] 23/6/2024 07:54

Bronislav,I would not know haw to short.

[albert35911] 23/6/2024 07:54

No I don’t short it I just wait for the fall,it happens 85%of the time then I look at buying,if it doesn’t go down then no problem,I look for something else.

[bronislav] 23/6/2024 06:58

Albert .so your theory makes it simple.when its gone up and the rampers arrive .short it.It cant fail.Can it?

[albert35911] 23/6/2024 06:21

Revenues mean nothing it’s the share price I watch,and at the moment it’s downward,when it’s gone up sharply it will come down,rampers do not like that being said though.

[bronislav] 22/6/2024 20:34

Are Afentra making healthy revenues Albert?

[albert35911] 22/6/2024 19:57

I will keep on at the pumpers,great fun for me,touches something with them,they can bite like a little Jack Russel.

[bronislav] 22/6/2024 19:52

Abdolutely Albert .keep speaking out brother .Got to float your own boat.

[albert35911] 22/6/2024 19:28

Then in that case why do posters ramp shares,I am saying the opposite of which I am usually right after a spike,rampers try to get suckers trapped in,very simple and rampers know it and do not like it.I will keep speaking how I find irrespective of how the pumpers feel.

[bronislav] 22/6/2024 19:06

Albert...why bother posting .just follow your own prophecy and make a fortune .Maybe you arent seeing the power you have in your ability to foresee the future.

[albert35911] 22/6/2024 19:04

Missing you already

[albert35911] 22/6/2024 14:50

Come on chaps that should be at least 3 red thumbs down

[albert35911] 22/6/2024 14:44

Bronislav…not at all read earlier posts,maybe a bit difficult but keep up sonny.

[bronislav] 22/6/2024 12:03

You must be a millionaire now.you have the gift of prophecy .

[albert35911] 22/6/2024 11:37

A red thumbs down,does that go hand in hand with the share price down,it does for you gullible one.

[albert35911] 22/6/2024 09:57

I said in May these would drop back,and so it has.More to come I think.

[optomistic] 22/6/2024 08:37

AGM...i3 Energy plc... What is that to do with AET?

[ashkv] 21/6/2024 15:47

It is the AET AGM on 27 June 24



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Matt389319 Jun '24 - 22:56 - 341 of 342
Can you elaborate on how you know they presenting or doing whatever in London?

Know someone's who's going.

[elsa7878] 20/6/2024 16:07

Matt389319 Jun '24 - 22:56 - 341 of 342
Can you elaborate on how you know they presenting or doing whatever in London?

Know someone's who's going.

[mount teide] 20/6/2024 12:26

Following the previous occasion the Chart RSI hit 30 the share price increased from 35p to 60p(+71%). The time before that from 27p to 39p(+45%).

The share price was at 52p for the RSI's latest visit to 30 this week.

[matt3893] 19/6/2024 22:56

Can you elaborate on how you know they presenting or doing whatever in London?

[mount teide] 19/6/2024 16:05

Most of the higher volume transactions today (18k to 51k) look to be sells - suspect a few may have pivoted from Afentra into Arrow after today's news.

Held seven figure positions in AET for 1.5 years and AXL for 2.5 years - from a fundamental perspective, would find it very challenging to choose between the two as the most likely to deliver the strongest capital growth over the next 2-3 years.

[mount teide] 19/6/2024 10:35

UK O&G Industry - Beware of unintended consequences!

Labour's proposed policy to increase the total tax take to 78% and end the deductibility of Capex, is very likely to lead to the complete collapse of exploration activity and most production development.

The financial distress of most small/mid cap UK focused E&P companies is a near certainty, with many likely to fail(who would want to buy their 'assets'?), thereby increasing the risk of a very substantial minority of the North Sea O&G sector's astronomical decommissioning costs becoming the responsibility of the taxpayer.

What a contrast to the forward thinking governments of Angola and Malaysia - who this decade have made their O&G industries some of the most competitive in the world to attract foreign investment - with predictable results: a tsunami of new investment to enable the natural divestment of mid/late stage assets from NOC's and the Majors to second phase small/mid cap's with a proven track record of safely operating these type of assets.