Astar Minrls Share Discussion Threads

[cliley454] 16/4/2014 10:12

1000000 sell. Placing shares being dumped for a small profit imho.
Tomorrow is the last chance to sell before suspension so expect a large dump tomorrow.

[acta_topup] 16/4/2014 08:28

A few small buys already. Very unpredictable stock - news could come at any time

[stockonomist] 15/4/2014 13:16

Once a lying pump and dump conman, always a lying pump and dump conman

[acta_topup] 15/4/2014 09:38

LOL! I hold more than one stock you moron! These are starting to attract a lot of attention, Cornhill know exactly what they are doing

[cliley454] 15/4/2014 08:31

It looks like Acta topup has pumped and dumped and moved on to OILEX. One week to go before these are suspended. No oil exploration licenses will be issued by Mexico until mid 2015 so no chance of ASTA making an investment before the deadline. PI's can kiss their money goodbye but at least someone has got to dump some stock above 1p.

[grannyboy] 14/4/2014 08:59

Remember the saying "Buy on the journey,sell on the news.....

Starting to look toppy, but could be a tad more in this spike up, I would be hovering over the sell button ready for any turn...

[acta_topup] 14/4/2014 08:58

Paying 1.35p

[acta_topup] 14/4/2014 08:53

Looking very good...again!!!

[oilbuy] 14/4/2014 08:44

Very tight here. It will keep moving on the buys !!

[oilbuy] 14/4/2014 08:42

There we go lol

[oilbuy] 14/4/2014 08:42

Little more buying pressure and this should open up !!

[acta_topup] 14/4/2014 08:27

They have cut limits on the buy side

[acta_topup] 14/4/2014 08:16

Let the buying commence!

[acta_topup] 14/4/2014 08:10

Lol - must try harder. Were you a previous shareholder in PPA or just a lonely person reaching out to the world?

[grannyboy] 14/4/2014 08:08

Talk on the other thread that there could be news(hoping)this week, well it'l have to be brilliant news that is sustainable, which i very much doubt seeing has they're looking at Mexico and its early doors in that country so if there is a spike and i held shares in these i would most certainly sell on the spike because they would definitely fall back.....

[acta_topup] 14/4/2014 07:59

Shells back in focus. Could we see a VMP like rise from these levels?

[g1g4lo] 13/4/2014 10:48

Be interesting for the next 2 weeks!!

[acta_topup] 13/4/2014 10:37

Expecting an exciting week here - and I have a feeling we could see some very big gains. ASTA now getting on the PI radar. A sniff of news from Mexico (where there are some very exciting developments in the O&G industry at the moment) will send this into orbit!

[g1g4lo] 11/4/2014 19:19

Acta - oilbuy in there as well but he feels a bit more positive than most in there.

I had written my investment off there but you never know. An RTO may happen yet

[acta_topup] 11/4/2014 17:54

Yep - annoying

[g1g4lo] 11/4/2014 17:48

Acta_topup

Are you still invested in NEOS?

[acta_topup] 11/4/2014 17:39

Close to 14 million volume - pretty amazing really

[g1g4lo] 11/4/2014 16:49

Oilbuy - in here as well!!

Not a bad day. looking forward to next few weeks until 25th April. Let us see is we get some news before being suspended.

This is so undervalued compared to other cash shells and when we get some news from Mexico, this could be a nice little earner :-)

[acta_topup] 11/4/2014 12:49

LSE:

12:31 11/04/2014 [Phalen] Nick Clegg leads into Mexico
The recent reforms privatising the Mexican oil and gas industry have created a lot of buzz amongst oil and gas companies north of the border in the United States. But it's not just American companies that recognise the exciting new opportunities this will bring after more than 75 years of nationalisation. British companies, too, acknowledge the revenue-generating potential the Mexican oil and gas market offers their bottom line. Last week Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg, and a delegation of 40 British companies (including oil and gas giants BP and Shell) travelled to Mexico City as part of the UK's largest-ever trade delegation to Mexico. This trip effectively demonstrates British commitments to doing business in the region. Offshore oil and gas reserves in the Gulf of Mexico, in particular, will appeal to British firms who, thanks to their experience in the North Sea, have a lot of expertise in the area of deep-sea exploration and production.