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[james111] 04/7/2014 15:04

Quiet possible encarter, we are certainly going to need funds from somewhere.

[encarter] 04/7/2014 11:01

Discounted rights issue coming maybe?

[phalen] 03/7/2014 23:27

SP following the uptrend line .....this should shoot before long

[james111] 03/7/2014 16:24

so our new name is to be MX Oil plc.
Think it will help to put the past away.
No more references to past accounts, just
look forwards from here on.

[monkey puzzle] 02/7/2014 09:19

Nope but buyers are back......

2014-07-02 09:17:20 1.85 80,000 1.80 2.00 Sell 1,482 O
2014-07-02 09:07:18 1.95 14,113 1.80 2.05 Buy 274 O
2014-07-02 09:07:18 1.85 96,251 1.80 2.05 Sell 1,783 O
2014-07-02 08:57:10 1.85 90,000 1.80 2.05 Sell 1,665 O
2014-07-02 08:57:05 1.97 61,068 1.80 2.05 Buy 1,200 O
2014-07-02 08:56:41 1.94 128,865 1.80 2.00 Buy 2,500 O
2014-07-02 08:56:31 1.94 14,000 1.80 2.00 Buy 272 O
2014-07-02 08:56:16 1.94 125,000 1.80 2.00 Buy 2,425 O
2014-07-02 08:50:31 1.95 96,251 1.75 2.00 Buy 1,874 O
2014-07-02 08:44:48 1.80 13,188 1.70 1.80 Buy 237 O
2014-07-02 08:41:10 1.80 16,509 1.70 1.80 Buy 297 O
2014-07-02 08:39:38 1.77 250,000 1.67 1.80 Buy 4,432 O
2014-07-02 08:38:41 1.77 250,000 1.67 1.80 Buy 4,425 O
2014-07-02 08:37:15 1.74 250,000 1.67 1.80 Buy 4,360 O
2014-07-02 08:20:28 1.69 36,185 1.67 1.80 Sell 610 O

[james111] 02/7/2014 09:15

any ideas why this mornings jump?

[sirraman] 02/7/2014 09:03

moving up again....so maybe support level set ??

[encarter] 27/6/2014 13:34

Big week for MCR next week. Anyone not in needs to take a look.

[phalen] 27/6/2014 12:51

chart on the move north
could see a re-test of up to 4p in next days - week

[still waiting] 27/6/2014 12:44

turning upwards.

[monkey puzzle] 27/6/2014 12:43

Gonna need a bigger chart.....

[still waiting] 27/6/2014 12:41

buy orders in?

[still waiting] 27/6/2014 12:08

you need to redo that chart phalen.

[still waiting] 27/6/2014 11:58

nice buying now.

[phalen] 27/6/2014 10:20

fast approaching that uptrendline again .....could see another ride north soon

[still waiting] 27/6/2014 08:08

looks like we may get more of a gentle rise up to the next piece of the mexican jigsaw falling into place..

[still waiting] 26/6/2014 22:57

Last year in December something quite remarkable occurred in Mexico. Completely against the continental culture of liberty oppression and expropriation, the Senate approved privatisation of Pemex, Mexico's state-owned oil monopoly. In 1938 US and Dutch companies were expropriated by then president Lázaro Cárdenas; despite some opposition in the form of ideologically crippled antidevelopment forces. Seventy-five years later, this burden was stripped off a globally-coveted exploration venue with impressive deep water and shale reserves. Under the reforms private companies will be issued contracts and concessions with royalties and taxes being paid to a trust administered by Mexico's Central Bank.

The privatisation is made even more remarkable in two ways. Successive leaders on the continent, from Argentina to Venezuela, have impoverished inter-generational prospects by imposing nationalist policy instruments born largely from the same conspiracy perspectives liberals and the South African Communist Party attribute to the west. The consequences are bloated, ineffective and corrupt governments cloaked in populist public relations and food parcels.

Mexico's paradigm shift contradicts this history. During his election campaign, President Enrique Peña Nieto repeatedly decried the wobbly apparatus maintaining nationalisation's bankrupt spiritual foundations. Secondly, the effect of the reforms will almost certainly reverberate across the sectors of Mexico's economy - which have themselves experienced reforms. Projected medium-term gross domestic product growth has been calculated at 4.5% per year between 2015 and 2018 - dwarfing the 2.6% growth reflected between 1994 and 2013.

As a result, oil production is expected to rise to 3.5-million barrels per day by 2025. Currently Mexico produces less than 2.1-million barrels per day - a consequence of underinvestment, out-dated technology, mature fields and of course, red tape. Two-and-a-half million jobs are expected to be created by the same date.

[sapper2476] 26/6/2014 21:17

Nice to see a blue finish today. Interest may just be returning here with a few 500k buys into a share where there is not a great deal of free float.

[still waiting] 26/6/2014 13:05

link for the header.

[still waiting] 26/6/2014 11:53

nibbles again

[monkey puzzle] 26/6/2014 10:37

Nice one Tim.....