I agree your name is probably Dorothy but then similarly ends. |
That's what you think is happening. You are Dorothy Macha and I'm Jake Green. |
Personally , I think it's a cry for help and Frank wants some guidance. He's just too proud to ask. |
Oh dear after a two week hiatus JT posts and brings Fat Frank out of the woodwork, which in turn brings bionic out of his kennel and a new bun fight kicks off.. |
'Giving you valuable advice' 🤣🤣129315;🤣9315;🤣ԍ15;
Truly, truly deluded
Bye bye |
You are miles underwater you clown. |
Oh, and he's downticked me - how sweet! |
And there he is!!! Within minutes!!! A new personal record for bubonicdog!!
What a life you must lead. Well done....... |
Only one person embarrassing himself here Frank. |
If the UK gas price keeps rising, Brother ‘Erbert is going to have to think hard about installing a new compressor. Calibration took ages last time. Angus could end up unable to deliver the volume of gas specified in the new hedge contracts. It turned out quite expensive the last time that happened. |
This dog still trading warned you all about this . Total scam share like all other commodity stocks on AIM |
You do it all the time on Vast an Ukog and……230;… that’s all you ever do!! A waste of space. |
Twice I've done that. |
1347: yes, I agree with your conclusion as you know.
I don’t believe Mercuria will have made a mistake with these hedges. |
You picked up the wrong glasses today bionic? |
This was a good one from the ever reliable ZI. |
JT It could be they did lose out on those hedged tranches, they simply called the futures market wrongly, offset of course by what they made on the other hedges. Maybe that's one reason they left it to Trafigura because then as part of the deal the prices could be adjusted, which they duly were.
"As part of closing of the Refinance Facility, Trafigura will work with the Company's existing hedge provider to organise an orderly transfer of the existing hedge obligations which run until June 2025. A dynamic rolling gas price protection programme has been agreed which will provide protection at least until the scheduled maturity date of the Refinance Facility."
Any which way the cake is sliced there's only crumbs left for non-preferential 'investors'. |
1347: it could even be that the current Pen Holder lent the pen to the Chairman to write these reports. But presumably Carlos is still about somewhere.
My money would be on Mercuria to be profiting from all this, they didn’t have to accept the new terms. Maybe there’s a side deal between them and Trafigura. It’s impossible to know. Deliberate opacity or incompetence. Who knows? As written none of it makes sense. |
JT No I don't know the truth either but I remember commenting previously that Mercuria would have lost out on those extra hedges and the only reason they would do so is because the called the futures market badly wrong. The only other thing that would make sense is if they weren't the same type of hedges as the others, i.e. cash swaps, in which case I don't know what they are. |