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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Canadian Overseas Petroleum Limited | LSE:COPL | London | Ordinary Share | CA13643D8008 | COM SHS NPV (DI) |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.0575 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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19/9/2024 10:04 | hxxps://investingstr | edmundfitzgerald | |
18/9/2024 10:43 | Show me so done who batted for Ton Richardson First few days in control, major reworks being adjusted and fine tuned, major structural change, massive operational changes to get to grips with, JV being negotiated. You really think his priority is a quick hello and message to appease shareholders? Give him time to deliver something meaningful, he’ll be quite aware that an ill prepared message won’t cut it. Yes, it’s frustrating, of course it is, but no amount of posting on BB asking for news is going to change his priorities right now….and quite rightly. I'm shaking the tree boss . Thanks rbm | edmundfitzgerald | |
14/9/2024 12:33 | If you have spread lies about Exxon or imaginary wells or ggs out performing even Ryder Scott expectations. You have claimed anyone who predicted copl and criticised the bonds was a deramper, one would want to move on quickly. As that rbm chancer made our back when all this started. He didn't even know directors had not been paid in bonds and that it was aborted. That was the initial complaint and clearest sign that the bloke is thick as mince. They have to silence anyone who disagrees with them. That increased the vulnerable taking large position in an heavily in debt oil co, with AM at the helm ,with terrible bond conversions. All that had to be pushed down. That is what they did. Maybe they can reveal their converted efforts and how many they got removed because those people analysed bonds correctly. I guess it was funny " the bonds the bonds " as stas would satirically lament to analytical posters. It was funny then. | edmundfitzgerald | |
12/9/2024 22:26 | I.would argue Spotify is mentally ill. He also thinks being Sri Lankan makes him a better and more moral than people from other places. | edmundfitzgerald | |
12/9/2024 09:35 | Disaster Poor suckers ramped in by wild speculative claims, the LSE posters as bad as the CEO. Wildly attacking anyone who claimed copl wouldn't be worth billions. The worst people, who even heaped praise on the fantasist blackstout and his 10 billion mcap in one year, at the worst time. I would like to see Anavio and Summitt lending taken them to court. I can't imagine the hell that will be unleashed on LSE posters if the case actually gets anywhere. Piles of data and counter claims on defamation and deceit. Remember Beetsy and his claim that the RS report had found another billion bbls, posted on LSE 24 hours before the actual RS report was published. Wonder who lost money on that? Sorry you got sucked in and he caused you to lose hard earned money. Tiburn, who has a long list, particularly his lies on finance, claiming free cash was larger than it was, but especially his lie that said there were two wells that had been on production , but it's secret , it being another source of income, not revealed. His evidence CUDA would be bought for debt, because they owed $20m. He pushed the line it would undeniable. The worst researcher that is probably just a fantasist liar. Sorry you got sucked in and lost your hard earned money because of him and him giving you fake confidence. Conclusion: indecent scumbags who helped ramp a hopeless company, underplayed debt and have affected 1000s of lives negatively. | edmundfitzgerald | |
12/9/2024 08:17 | Looks like delisted tomorrow | strawberry alarm clock | |
13/8/2024 21:49 | Caring in sharing | oscar nosher | |
24/7/2024 10:12 | why would you care? | hotrat | |
23/7/2024 10:58 | AND right on cue RBM (Ross MacKerron) pops up to smooth over the 'too little too late' cracks YRCNMIU bwahahahahahahahaha :) | herecomesthesun | |
23/7/2024 10:42 | CRIKEY CAG claiming its signed up membership own over 50% of the issued share capital of the company and yet when the opportunity presented itself to make a bid (having had someone on the inside with access to the virtual data room) they did NOTHING I think that tells you all you need to know LOL IF it were me I'd be asking WHO are these people: Ross MacKerron, The COPL Action Group Mr. Andrew Coveney, a Shareholder said to be representing the CAG Mr. Michael Gough, a Shareholder purporting to be a member of the CAG AND the mysterious (and as yet unnamed) individual who had access to the virtual data room in his 'professional' capacity as an accredited fund manager !! anyway its all too little too late and any further contributions by shareholders will only be lining the pockets of Cotter and the self anointed leaders of CAG bwahahahahahahaha :) PS CAG better watch they don't land up in court themselves given the serious accusations they have made in writing of individuals and/or company representatives lying under oath YRCNMIU | herecomesthesun | |
28/6/2024 00:35 | Looks like the penny has finally dropped for the sad fantasists on the LoSErs forum | alfred neuman | |
19/6/2024 13:49 | You gotta larf … now asking if there’s gonna be compensation for those that sold out - just proves how thick some of them are over there Ryan2007 Posts: 70 Price: 0.0575 No Opinion RE: What is everyone expecting to happen?Today 13:17 RBM, just a hypothetical question and in a carlsberg scenario, let’s say summit do look after the small shareholders and we recovered some or all of our losses, would the class action still be appropriate for them, would it then mainly be about recovering losses for those that had already sold out ? | alfred neuman | |
07/6/2024 12:58 | Public face of the CAG. I'm sorry but if you feel hard done by and led astray don't place your faith in full blown idiots who have previously led you astray. "One thing I’d add, if I may? When a company’s comms are as bad as COPL’s (no argument there), you can’t afford to ‘read between the lines’, just read what’s there. No more than that. It’s misinterpretation and the resultant hope that kills you…. DYOR, but BIG things are coming" | edmundfitzgerald | |
26/5/2024 15:14 | Calgary Courtroom 3 9.30 Single Judge (Chambers) Hearing List 2401-0132AC BP Energy Company (AP) v. Canadian Overseas Petroleum Limited (R) and others Under motion materials hxxps://www.ksvadvis Copl and the monitor not happy about the request to appeal by BP , saying the proceedings must complete on time or they will run out of money and that bp have no basis to appeal | jammytass |
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