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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Canadian Overseas Petroleum Limited | COPL | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.0575 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.0575 |
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| OIL & GAS PRODUCERS |
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Posted at 27/3/2024 12:52 by herecomesthesun CRIKEY==================== Stas20 Posts: 6,400 Date: 27 Mar 2024 12:34 RE: CAG Class Action certainly dated correctly, aligns also with the RNS and the dates described in it I don't think it fake, it would be a huge bit of work if it were, more likely it is leaked, but we do need someone that can interpret it. ==================== I seem to recall LSE's newly self anointed Saint Paul absolutely slating Art at the time for not releasing the Ryder Scott report after Art had himself said (on record) during one of his many promotional videos that there was no point in doing that as the VAST MAJORITY of retail investors wouldn't understand it and NOW the COPL forum doyen who claims to know everything about absolutely everything is urgently seeking HELP in deciphering it as you previously mentioned strawberry you really couldn’t make it up !!! bwahahahahahahahahah |
Posted at 22/3/2024 13:43 by strawberry alarm clock It just gets better and better, because Jeremy Hunt hasn't got anything better to do than worry about Canadian oil shares ... You really couldn't make it up PAG1969Posts: 1Price: 0.0575No OpinionCommunication sent to The Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt, Chancellor of the ExchequerToday 12:59Fellow investors,I have today written to my constituent MP, The Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt, Chancellor of the Exchequer, asking for representations to be made to the Prime Minister, relevant Secretaries of State, Ministers, The FCA and and the Attorney General. The COPL action group were copied in |
Posted at 21/3/2024 18:59 by herecomesthesun GAME SET and MATCH and LIGHTS OUT as predicted"The Applicants are hereby authorized and empowered to enter into an agreement of purchase and sale with Summit Partners Credit Fund III, L.P.; Summit Investors Credit III, LLC; and Summit Investors Credit III (UK), L.P. and Summit Investors Credit Offshore Intermediate Fund III, L.P. (collectively, the “Stalking Horse Purchaser”)" soon to be getting SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER with ZERO, ZIP, NIL, NADA, NOTHING left over and ever coming the way of any of those stupid LSE triple digit multi bag millionaire in the making yacht buying day dreamers "you got to be in to win it" your 'better together' Saint Paul once said alternatively if you were not in it, you would never have lost it RIP THE END bwahahahahahahahahah |
Posted at 18/3/2024 10:48 by herecomesthesun CRIKEYthe multi alias nefarious forum saviour has spent his entire weekend composing a list of almost 200 oil and gas companies that he wants everyone to send his ANGRY 'we've been robbed' letter to and then he comes out with this: User: Stas20 Date: 18 Mar 2024 10:11 Subject: Millholland has this come back to bite! "I am making this statement to the markets, as I am aware that we have a large number of private shareholders who may be influenced by certain groups or individuals with an agenda, propagated by social media or other platforms, to benefit themselves. I do though understand that disclosure concerning financial accounts can be difficult to understand for some, but I am also well aware these disclosures can be easily manipulated by those who understand the inherent weaknesses of others in the market. I hope our clarification aids those stakeholders who have concerns resulting from the views and discussions on social media and internet chat forums. All stakeholders should know we have an experienced managerial, financial and technical team" lets pull this paragraph apart; 1. "I am aware that we have a large number of private shareholders who may be influenced by certain groups or individuals with an agenda" - what you mean unsophisticated types that can be pulled in with bait and switch techniques 2. " propagated by social media or other platforms, to benefit themselves." - Like proactive investors, Meetme and LSE videos? 3. "I do though understand that disclosure concerning financial accounts can be difficult to understand for some" - perhaps then why you chose which details you would reveal and which you would not and perhaps by which mechanism, the less used by UK shareholders SEDAR or the Open London based RNS or indeed like the accounts, published in full through SEDAR but abridged and missing the liquidity defaults and going concern statements from the UK RNS. 4. "I am also well aware these disclosures can be easily manipulated by those who understand the inherent weaknesses of others in the market" - Yes you understand this well do you not Millholland BUT NOT ONCE in all of the hundreds upon hundreds of triple digit multi bag promotional past posts that were made in the 30 pence plus range has the multi alias lying Paul Abbott and Co looked back in the mirror, considered the above and said "on penny stocks we have a very large number of private shareholders who are influenced by certain groups or individuals with a very clear fraudulent agenda that can be pulled in with triple digit baiting techniques propagated and helped on by social media or other platforms where disclosures can easily be manipulated by those nefarious characters who understand the inherent gullibility of retail investors who are in the market looking to get rich quick to simply benefit themselves" BLIMEY THAT's US !! keep on posting Paul the noose around your own neck is tightening bwahahahahahahahahah |
Posted at 12/2/2024 18:27 by bmwman3 As I said earlier default was always frowned upon but things have changed as Financial stress among AIM-listed companies has fallen to a record low, with just three AIM companies going insolvent in the year to March 31 2022. The number of insolvencies fell from six in the previous year and a high of 48 in 2009/10, our research shows. The immediate fallout from the last credit crunch saw 16 times as many AIM companies go insolvent as in the past year. One of the reasons for this is that investors are now much more willing to back secondary fundraisings by AIM companies, meaning that they can survive short-term disruption to cash flow.During the COVID crisis, many AIM companies confounded commentators with the ease with which they were able to raise additional funds to reinforce their balance sheets. In the first half of 2020 alone, AIM companies raised £2.8bn in new capital.The firm says that the lack of insolvencies among AIM companies is a particularly positive development given the UK's spiralling inflation and interest rate rises. Economic disruption of this kind is often expected to impact smaller listed businesses first something that has not yet happened to AIM companies.Peter Kubik, Partner in our London office says: "Just three AIM companies going under in the past year shows how robust the junior market has become.""The comparison with the last major economic crisis could not be more stark. The credit crunch saw huge numbers of AIM companies go insolvent. Over the last two years, AIM has acted as an excellent platform for businesses to raise money and thrive."The figures also demonstrate the London Stock Exchange's success in improving the quality of companies listed on AIM. In particular the LSE has made particular efforts over recent years to ensure that Nominated Advisors - who act as AIM's 'first line of defence' for regulation are conducting thorough due diligence required of them.Peter Kubik says: "AIM has become a very successful part of the UK's capital markets in recent times. Improvements in regulatory oversight have sharply improved the quality of companies listed on AIM and investors have responded by backing them." |
Posted at 06/2/2024 07:24 by ih_321630 Mibo1Absolutely bull Many hard working investors trusted the bod only to be shafted This is there only hope of any return |
Posted at 31/1/2024 17:25 by jammytass Shareholders action for misrepresentationEven if misrepresentation does not give an investor the right to rescind (cancel) the investment agreement, the investor will be a shareholder and will still have the option to take legal action against directors who have misled them. For instance, by virtue of their position as shareholders they have various rights to ensure that they are no |
Posted at 31/1/2024 08:38 by strawberry alarm clock Message to spas who spends his day reading this board Lots of investors dancing on thin ice here . Lots of ghoulish spectators like me waiting for the ice to crack with popcorn in hand . Spas If you are on that ice when it cracks , the last thing you will hear, as you try and squeal for help will be howls of laughter from the spectators pointing at you and laughing, offering no help whilst saying *i told you so* Back in 5 , just going to get some popcorn .. |
Posted at 17/1/2024 23:13 by novy kluk The RNS' in October 2023, detailed a combination of sources of funds rasied, together with cost savings which totalled over $13 million of liquidity.Investors were then told COPL was funded through Quarter one 2024. At that time I believe that statement was valid and made in good faith by Ryan Gaffney! It is understood that Mr Richardson is now saying the company has only £200,000 in cash available. It's also understood that Ryan Gaffney the CFO was completely side-lined by Mr Richardson. And that Mr Richardson then took over all responsibilities of the CFO! So apart from the obvious question, "Where has all that cash gone since only October 2023 Mr Richardson?".....it is evident it was NOT spent on purchasing gas for the BFSU! SEDAR clearly shows there was very limited gas injected into the wells! THE CONSEQUENCES: I have mentioned previously that it's known a number of HNW COPL Investors will be seeking damages through the courts, from Mr Richardson and Mr Gupta. I now understand that one of these actions will be based on the following: * In October 2023 the company had in excess of $13 million liquidity available. Ryan Gaffney stated correctly (at that time) that was sufficent funding to last through until Q1 2023. * It appears Gaffney was side-lined and Finances were then controlled by Mr. Richardson. * Despite in excess of $13 million liquidity being available, INSUFFICIENT GAS WAS PURCHASED to permit the BFSU to function as designed! * Being starved of gas supply by My Richardson, it was impossible for the BFSU to achieve it's potential output. Recall, even with the old low pressure system, output well above finacial break-even at 2,700boopd had been achieved in the past! So in summary re: the HNW Investors: ONE OF THEIR CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES WILL BE THAT: The BOD's lead by Mr Richardson deliberately starved the BFSU of gas supply in order to prevent the Unit demonstrating profitability. And in so doing, drove COPL close to insolvency! Thus handing yet more power to ANAVIO, as those actions precipitated the collapse of COPL's share price! And there one has the case in a nut shell! Can that be described as working in ones Shareholders best interests Mr Richardson??? |
Posted at 18/10/2023 19:17 by edmundfitzgerald Wasnt me who spotted it Trans, I'm just arguing it's true.So try this Go to the company website-hxxps://www. Click investors hxxps://www.canovers Click shareholder information hxxps://www.canovers Click 2023 prospectus As angry as you can get to deny the company has an outdated and webite, it doesnt make it less true. If i was a ramper I'd let it drop. As it was, even the LSE minions got on the case to deny the truth and claim the links are working. It is a very simple case of omnishambles. If I was a potential investor looking for the 2023 prospectus, having that on the company website might be handy, then maybe not linking into Russian language websites is generally a good tip.Per capita Russia is number one for hacking don't ya know. I'd go for the old classic of having the correct CEO listed on the company website, I'm a traditionalist, I don't treat investment as escape rooms where one need guess the CEO. Radical as it may be to rampers I would give accurate information on Nigeria. I would not list it as something the company are working on. It's all the more trivial moments that reveals the liars, with it remarkable you don't see the benefit in the truth. Remarkable! |
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