Andalas Energy And Power Share Discussion Threads

[therealtonythetiger] 04/3/2018 14:44

Ron...Lol..

[therealtonythetiger] 04/3/2018 13:57

Ron.. I lived/worked in Edinburgh then Glasgow a few years back loved it up there..
Just spoke to my cousin and we will be in the pub for the entire festival.. lol..
Not seen a few of the boys for a while now so it will be good to meet up n have a good laugh..

[ronjoe77] 04/3/2018 12:30

Tom Scudamore has only managed to convert ONE
of his 103 festival rides over hurdles...

1/103 | 1% S/R | -£100.84 BFLSP
Win & Place 11/103 | 11% S/R

That one winner came two years ago in the shape of
Thistlecrack, until then he had drawn an almighty
blank over the festival hurdles.

[ronjoe77] 04/3/2018 12:27

Davy Russell has a strong record in the
Handicaps...

5/22 | 23% S/R | +£68.99 BFLSP
Win & Place 11/22 | 50% S/R

Russell is not a man to be ignored at the Cheltenham
Festival, he has pulled in at least one winner at
each of the past six festivals and has been
profitable to follow blind at four of the last six,
with the handicaps pulling in most bang for the
Russell buck. Interestingly his handicap winners all
started in the 11-1 to 16-1 range.

[ronjoe77] 04/3/2018 12:26

ruby is (was)injured so be careful with the above.

[ronjoe77] 04/3/2018 12:25

20 of Ruby Walsh’s 24 Non-Handicap winners came
over 2m-2m5f trips and WON last time out...
20/42 | 48% S/R | +£40.37 BFLSP

Win & Place 32/42 | 76% S/R

Seems easy when you put it like that!! Despite that
being somewhat of an obvious little angle it has
been fantastically profitable and is firing above
expectation (36% above). In recent seasons it has
certainly been worth following Ruby in non-handicap
races over the 2m-2m5f trips on a horse that won
last time out.

[patch13] 04/3/2018 11:42

Sweetie - can your cv beat this?Rob has over 30 years' experience in the oil and gas industry, during which he has successfully executed a number of high profile transactions and sourced funding for several major development projects. Starting his career with Shell International, Rob subsequently moved into investment banking, working at both Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and Goldman Sachs International, where he established an extensive network of investment contacts. Moving back into the upstream industry he has distinguished himself as an active board member with high level involvement in the growth and success of numerous public and private energy related ventures.As a Board member of Spring Energy AS, Rob rapidly grew the Norwegian Continental Shelf focused upstream oil and gas company ahead of its eventual sale to Tullow Oil in January 2013. He was subsequently a director of Core Energy AS, an oil and gas company focused on the producing fields of the Norwegian Continental Shelf. During his career he has also held the role of Chairman at each of Petroceltic International plc, Global Petroleum Limited and Oyster Petroleum Limited and a non-executive directorship at Rocksource ASA.

[patch13] 04/3/2018 11:37

Thought suspension was meant to be last week sweetie or was it six months ago? Spell out exactly where ADL it cantors have project rules? No assumptions just fact you can point at? Oh and if suspension next week why taking investors questions and doing a podcast early March - confirmed to me. Oh and you still have not provided a sensible answer as to why Lombardier would trash their investment less than 4 months later - oh and don't give me con nonsense - that would trash reputations if not just DW but all BOD and management.......just not going to happen

[ronjoe77] 04/3/2018 06:17

If you lost money in the lies like meDo something report them All just con men I. Will make a complaintThis should be suspended again

[ronjoe77] 04/3/2018 04:49

Tony it's a big team m8, must be about 6 /8 of them and Adl just can't fight them. Seen worst on AIM with a bigger share price ( 40 aim co we're effectively involved in that fold )and adl came out the worst Why usI

[patch13] 03/3/2018 22:10

Again total assumption and lies from SK - hope you have posted that in virtually every share on aims B.B. - doubt it. Try this for positivity - Luckily cantors are joint now sole broker. Last placing was an investment not the usual flip by most aim companies - come on sweetie you can do it - show us your correspondence worth the take over panel

[ronjoe77] 03/3/2018 20:32

any horse going into G1 company has no chance of winning if it comes from handy company fill yer boots

[ronjoe77] 03/3/2018 20:11

96 of the 100 NON-HANDICAP race winners ran in a NON-HANDICAP race last time out...

4/185 | 2% S/R | -£161 BFLSP Win & Place 23/185 | 12% S/R The above figures are of those horses stepping up from a Handicap on their last start before The Festival into a Non-Handicap Cheltenham race.

96% of the NON-HANDICAP races were won by a horse running in a NON-HANDICAP last time out. Making the step up from Handicap company to NonHandicap company is basically an extremely difficult thing to do at The Cheltenham Festival.

Two of the four winners came in the X-Country Chase, a race that had only changed from a Handicap to a NonHandicap two years ago.

[sweet karolina] 03/3/2018 16:52

Naughty naughty, very naughty Beaufort. No doubt a full investigation will now go on to find out what other naughty things they have been up to (claims made to the undercover that Beaufort do this all the time! and undercover told exactly how to get round compliance rules! clearly not just 1 dodgy broker involved). How kosher were all the ADL placings? Particularly the one that left a load of people trapped paying for overpriced second tranche conditionally placed shares. Beaufort themselves got trapped in that one. The links between Beaufort and Sanderson will no doubt be examined - could be good news as that would probably tie the 4% (assuming they have not dumped it already without doing a TR1) up for ages so it can't be dumped.