Amerisur Resources Share Discussion Threads

[laptop15] 04/6/2018 11:34

Code 1....here we go

[bryet] 04/6/2018 11:27

Plenty of sells hope it's not a sign of yet again we have not met our target for the month.

[thegreatgeraldo] 04/6/2018 10:29

Doomed, doomed, we're all doomed....

On the plus side, given the choice between a global trade war & WW3, I'd opt for the former.

Of course, we still could have both. Fill the bunker with tinned food & get the foil hats ready....

[juuunx2] 04/6/2018 10:15

I hate Monday's too Boris but let's not get too negative. Go back to bed for couple of hours....

[boris cobaka] 04/6/2018 10:00

volume pants.
If anything there's more likely to be a seller. Looked like an attempt this morning to suck a few in.
Oil price heading for 50's pb low 60's at best.

Oil co's heading for a steep ABC correction - XOP looked to have maybe broken back on Friday but ended the day lower.
Should be quite a volatile period ahead. Decent numbers for May here will likely be sold into after that decent bounce from 16's.
Gl.

[boatman123] 04/6/2018 09:51

Not seeing any signs of it , what makes you think that ?

[laptop15] 04/6/2018 09:39

Wonder is there a large buyer in the background??

[laptop15] 04/6/2018 09:15

Nice start to the day guys, news must be very close now with all whats about to start :)) monthly production update wiol show a good improvement with workovers complete so expect close to 7000 bopd for May. Then there should be drilling news left right and centre soon and a strong move up in share price from crazy cheap current valuation !

[foiledagain] 03/6/2018 12:40

Upsetting news for customers of Beaufort. According to Sunday Times, investors using Beaufort may lose up to 40% as although they were told their clients funds were 'ring fenced' but now dubious as a rule introduced in 2011 allows administrators to use ring fenced assets even portfolios if I've read this correctly.

Im not with them, but a bloody disgrace. Financial Services Compensation might be available but that's got a top limit of just £50k 85k shares

You have to question WHY such a rule was ever introduced, as it gives carte blanche for wrongdoing, and then expecting innocent investors to pay....NO DOUBT CITY INSPIRED!!!

Worth investors to lobby their local MPs over it.

Share ISA's in particular should be totally ring fenced as should shares in SIPPS, because unlike in a trading account where you can DEMAND shares in certificated form which gives you ownership, you can't do that in share isa or sipps.

Personally I feel even cash isa's should be totally ring fenced.

[foiledagain] 03/6/2018 11:29

"Only 66 were quoted five years ago and the share prices of 62 of them have risen. The two worst performers were oil companies Amerisur Resources (AMER) and San Leon Energy (SLE)."© iii

Thats why some investors considered the option awards as obscene

[lauders] 03/6/2018 02:38

Since I am not great at any language other than English the text in the link below is not entirely clear to me but I think it is favourable in respect of AMER and a shipment was made on 23rd May. Hopefully figures from last month will make happy reading when released:

One I can understand (apologies if shared already here):

Amerisur Resouces (AMER) looks really good value too, but then it has for years and constantly disappoints. I’ve bought a few more as an act of faith, but they really do seem to be coming right this year. An operations update was very positive and three new wells are due to spud by the end of June, yielding an additional 26 million barrels. The ‘new’, much-delayed pipeline is up to expectations in reducing transport costs to $4 per barrel. Oil is now being sold at over $70 and costs $15 to produce – that’s a very high margin producing terrific cash flow, but still the board is not trusted and the shares nowhere near match apparent value. I’ve bought twice recently and expect the stock to revalue soon or get taken over.



Lastly, the mention of AMER below is not exactly in the context we holders would like, however there is a LOT of room for improvement and the wording may be drastically different by December 31st if many holders here are correct.

(Need to remove the period between the first and second "i" to make the link work)!

Edit: OK, this is "lastly":

Good to see AMER mentioned in this piece above about CSR practices. All helps in the long term.

[davwal] 01/6/2018 16:40

Hsoows..!

That’s swoosh backwards.

[juuunx2] 01/6/2018 15:48

You used to be so positive! Yes your probably right with that one though.

[juuunx2] 01/6/2018 15:46

Think I may of been dreaming again!

[bryet] 01/6/2018 15:13

In your dreams nothing will move till we have a drill start in my opinion.

[moneylender] 01/6/2018 13:43

Mondays OBA fig's circa 6500bopd average should put a spark under this!

[boatman123] 01/6/2018 13:22

We can only but wish , and stay above 20 too

[juuunx2] 01/6/2018 12:03

Would be great to crack 20p today nice end to the week

[foiledagain] 01/6/2018 10:56

Interesting, but someone must be picking up a lot of shares.

Canaccord 2/3/18 62,690,185 voting rights Indirect - not owning shares?
12/2/18 RH disposals set 6,579,106

R&M 18/12/17 shown as owning 77,155,620 now show as selling 3,700,000 yet balance said to be 62,638,909, did I miss another announcement? 77,155,620-3,700,000=73,455,620? Rather than 62,638,909

Is there a single buy transaction going on using the holding notice exemption?

Something strange about it, but good strange.

[retailronnie] 01/6/2018 10:21

Assuming it's msci investors exiting, the share price has and is doing very well considering.

[lucyp00p] 01/6/2018 09:28

agreed, if you're not in the index, you're not in the portfolio which is why paying a dividend automatically opens up opportunities we are not currently exposed to. On the plus side, market cap will soon be back - if it isn't already to levels where we are back in the MSCI and in demand.

[typo56] 01/6/2018 08:30

Griffin81, yes MSCI is isn't an investment fund. It's a index provider in much the same way as FTSE is. I believe the initials come from Morgan Stanley Capital International, but perhaps that connection is now as remote as the Financial Times is in FTSE.

The thing is, there are funds that track the MSCI indexes and these can be quite influencial on price and volume when stocks move in and out.

[big7ime] 01/6/2018 08:15

sorry wrong thread

[boris cobaka] 01/6/2018 07:59

there are potentially huge implications both ways...

from someone who knows -

extract daily wealth newsletter -

You see, this Thursday, May 31st, nearly every major bank on Wall Street will be legally forced to purchase a specific list of stocks.

That’s because next week in the market we’ll see a historic index rebalancing… something Steve’s calling the biggest investment opportunity of his career. (You can hear him explain what this means here.)

Steve’s been telling you to prepare for this event for nearly two years now…but it looks like Wall Street is finally waking up to the same idea.

Just as Steve predicted, the financial news is starting to give this huge story more and more attention...

And two of the top stocks Steve is recommending to play this opportunity saw major volume spikes last week.

Stock #1’s average volume is usually around 129,000 shares per day... but on Tuesday it traded nearly 2x that amount… and on Wednesday it traded 5x that amount…

I saw a similar pattern when I looked at Stock #2...

My guess is that hedge funds and big-name financial advisors are moving their clients into this opportunity… but there’s still a few days left for you to get in, too, before the big money is forced to join on Thursday.

[griffin81] 01/6/2018 07:20

MSCI is not an investment fund, they are a research institution which provides analysis and research tools to investors. There were a number of companies yesterday which were deleted from future research analysis, including Dialight (DIA) and AMER.