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CDE Conder Env.

0.35
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 01:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Conder Env. LSE:CDE London Ordinary Share GB0002868114 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.35 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
04/4/2006
15:58
Mujahid2- Thanks for that warning I will bear that in mind?
MM

mmorrismikey
04/4/2006
15:55
Post 788

Thank you for you response and advice appreciate the example and of course good to hear your still alive on this thread.

To all share holders WARNING: Dying could affect your wealth.

Thanks again Zengas and good luck everyone.

[hd]

mujahid2
04/4/2006
10:38
Surely SER should be included in a balanced oil&gas&*cbm* portfolio?

There can't be many companies that are successfully producing oil, and soon gas and cbm, with a £7M market cap!!

english bigblls
04/4/2006
10:35
zen are the 5 een vog cde iec uen mrp ?
erbullion
03/4/2006
23:08
Wassaper

thanks for your comments and indeed support in that last post.

Mujahid -
Im still following cde but there is nothing else to say at this stage other than wait to see what the company will announce in due course.

I view this as a possible Imperial Energy (IEC) floated 25p about 23 months ago - now over £7 for the original holders. It might also be a latter day Urals Energy type play starting from scratch.

Rome and indeed major energy companies are not built in a day or 3 months and when there is an opportunity to take profits do so if you so desire. It does not mean holding every single last share to any given time scale.

I sold Vog at least three times along the way (sometimes up to one third of my core holding - and don't forget Muj you slated me for buying at £1.62 if i remember not too long ago BECAUSE IT HAD SLIPPED TO CIRCA £1.35 prior to a substantial rise to circa |£2.70. Again on well 104 news delay i sold off all T25s and a partial amount of my core holding. Not getting at you personally Muj - just trying to show you an example of why it's normal buying in a range in respect of what you think a companys' worth rather than a set cheapest possible price - though great if you can do it - i've never hit it bang on target and neither do i ever expect to do it.

I sold out of IEC around £2.50 and a buyer for the first time again at £6.10 last week but it is still a possible £24/£25 target over the next 18 months - great if you managed to hold initially from 25p. This is why i use this as a possible example of where relatively small tiddlers can turn into big burgeoning booming companies.

I have taken some profits in CDE and am running a portion now for free for whatever the time scale to maximise returns. Look at every oil company chart - there are no straight vertical graph lines though the story fundamentally does not change.

There is an oil and gas bull market on which may last a number of years yet and I favour companies with strong production, or potentially large assets on the verge of being proven up or those companies buying good producing assets with lots of analogous/undeveloped production upside.

Go back and take a look at the management in this one and their credentials and where these guys have come from. Stop worrying on a day to day basis or else don't invest funds which give you sleepless nights.
These chaps have come from involvement in billion barrel fields so i don't think they will be chasing tiddly stuff.


As regards CDE - many bought here at 2.75p and less so no doubt some will have taken profits. I paid 4.8p average roughly and i didn't think it was overvalued at the time for me and im happy to sit tight on the rest. Pull backs are inevetable from all highs achieved especially in the absence of news.

I simply don't post every day unless it is a worthwhile debate. I have over 95 oil and gas stocks on a watch list but am invested in no more than 5. I am definitely no Messiah of oil and gas stocks but i will confess to digging out a few decent sources and contacts for the odd special play here and there and put in a good few hours now and then researching them. Don't fall in love with any of them. It is your own money and you make the choices. I will wait to see what the circumstances may be on any share issue and the move to AIM once a deal is ratified but id be fairly confident that this should be a very good growth opportunity.
Look also where Chaco were at as they acquired assets as a rough example based on mkt cap now £73m - circa 4-5p to 11-12p and back to 8 then 18p now 15p.

zengas
03/4/2006
20:19
Very funny.
papillon
03/4/2006
20:04
Saltedcrabs and bigballs!Sounds to me like a trip to the vd clinic is in order.
johnyee7
03/4/2006
19:41
EBB,

LOL!

I think you need to wait and see what is announced with the AIM move before jumping to conclusions personally.

andy
03/4/2006
18:34
Maybe not 0p, but 2-3p maybe. Market cap £12M, assets less than £1M. The other £11M+ is pure hot air.
english bigblls
03/4/2006
17:53
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Abuse team
03/4/2006
17:52
Within the next 60 days.
fridgebunny
03/4/2006
11:55
any idea when listing on AIM?
mujahid2
03/4/2006
11:31
hardwork

Thanks for the info
MM

mmorrismikey
03/4/2006
11:24
No movement on Ofex. The price on the header chart now represents the mid-price as quoted on ofex
hard work
03/4/2006
11:05
A drop on no volume???????????????
Confused
MM

mmorrismikey
02/4/2006
22:19
wassaper,

Well said, totally agree with you.

andy
02/4/2006
20:34
Serratia - Nothing of the sort. But I am willing to bet he does not have all his 600k shares any longer - and why should he? My point is not about Zengas. It is about those who follow him like some Messiah; it's like Life of Brian. He is just a guy, good at this oil stuff, but he will want to buy and sell without advertising the fact to all.

You see the same with Edgin at EME; "if Ed still holds then all must be OK". Why? He has no more info than us, but he may change his stance at any time and he he has no obligation to tell anyone.

Guys like this have a problem. They generate a reputation so cannot really talk about trading as it mucks it up for everyone, including their own holdings.

CDE is a long term play and I guess we will get news on the plaving soon.

wassapper
02/4/2006
12:32
WASSAPPER

Are you suggesting Zengas and friends used his reputation to promote this share to PI's and hence drive the price up and then to sell out as the fundamentals do not justify the price?

serratia
30/3/2006
18:57
gdennett,

Yes absolutely, fisrt build solid foundations, then the rest should follow, IMO.

Nice to see a more steady day today, oI alway felt the AIM float would be done at around 8 - 10p, so I may not be too far out.

andy
29/3/2006
18:36
go on zengas get in there.
mujahid2
29/3/2006
18:20
hard work,

nice spot, just shows that they seem to be taking a serious approach. good for the future i think

gdennett
29/3/2006
17:22
...and now they're looking for an FD


wouldn't have found it if they hadn't have mentioned Concorde

hard work
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