Dana Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[thegreatgeraldo] 18/10/2010 18:04

They've only got rid of the non-execs.. & they haven't got their 90% yet

[ntv] 18/10/2010 17:56

mick
i guess he will be pretty busy with PMG and not have much time for the koreans
;-)))))))))

[mick] 18/10/2010 17:29

Hi, anybody know whether Tom Cross is going to stay working with Dana post the Korean takeover or move into happy retirement? Thanks

[zorija] 15/10/2010 20:56

Whose butt was being flashed at 22p...

Anyway wished I'd picked the rights up but hey-ho. Thanks for a great thread esp. E.J.

DNX R.I.P...

ZZZ

[fjp73] 15/10/2010 18:33

Thanks chaps for a good run. sold out pre-finale, but was interesting to read all the views. Thank you once again! ATB with your next long-termer! Fraser

[bazeel] 09/10/2010 01:07

My £3k investment just bought me a brand new top of the range Jaguar XFS (Emerald fire love it) a brand new piano black kitchen (wow) & a luxury cruise
Thank you Edmund Jackson who recd them at 6p (pre consolidation) I luv you

[fhmktg] 08/10/2010 12:13

Cheque arrived today - its been a great ride!
Still think they got a good deal with oil up to $84+ already.
Thanks again to EJ, bomfin and the rest of you guys!

[bomfin] 08/10/2010 12:12

:-)

I've added Deo Petroleum to watch list today.

So I've gone from Da na na na

to Deeeeeeeeeeeh Oooooooooooh oooh Deeeeeeeeeh Oooooooooh

Cadbury's make them! :-)

[exmooroil] 07/10/2010 15:20

Sad times, bomfin....and we never saw Dana's stocking-tops, although the KNOC hostilities prised a glimpse of white flesh above the knees :-)

[bomfin] 07/10/2010 14:47

Removed DNX from my watchlist today.
Almost brought a tear to my eye :-(

[thegreatgeraldo] 05/10/2010 17:45

They said 14 days? At least with this lot there should be no excuses about the dog having eaten them....

[fhmktg] 05/10/2010 17:41

When should we expect the cheques to arrive?

[etome] 30/9/2010 12:29

DNX sold. No more show here.

[edmondj] 29/9/2010 17:27

Probably a last minute favour to KNOC by the hedgies, tidying up the small holders into a block.

[fhmktg] 29/9/2010 13:36

Is there something afoot with Deutsche Bank apparrently buying shares?
Or have I missedc something obvious?

[volsung] 28/9/2010 10:02

Am doing a bit of research on that at the moment doc. Will post any finds

[colsmith] 28/9/2010 09:28

re 13560 - don'k much of Buxtons views on companies - the only ones worth as I see it are those with global reach not reliant on the UK with its dreadful job and industrial situation. Having said that the UK industrial situation looks good on paper but then oil is part of the industrial output but that doesn't employ the millions who need full timne jobs to make UK market only companies cash generative (TSCO etc apart). Can't get my head round the iPod maker Foxtel - 300,00 workers on one site! I thought GEC Telephone Works Coventry at 25K in its heyday was big - now a housing estate; there again maybe Buxtons right on Builders - UK is progressivley becoming a housing estate still even there cash needed and with Gov speding £5 for every £4 it gets in and workers jobs under threat that too doesn't sound too bullish.

[edmondj] 28/9/2010 08:13

Ironically The Telegraph is today recommending 'sell' since £18 is such a good price (well, relative to a not best timed tip) while running a feature that the oil price is set to soar and it is high time private investors look for good risk/reward means to get exposure.

Tullow mentioned, but not the possibility a slug of its assets could yet be sold elsewhere by the Ugandans.

[emptyend] 27/9/2010 20:58

My mistake re JLP - the ADVFN quote function says they are listed on the LSE....which isn't actually quite accurate in this case. Side issue for here of course!

[pollysmate] 27/9/2010 18:38

JLP not full listed they are an AIM stock. They can be held in an ISA because they are also listed in Joberg.

[pennypunter] 27/9/2010 17:54

Agreed £18 is a good deal and Dana's board trying to get more risked the koreans shelving the whole thing - it was a risky strategy given the absence of the white knight - in at £11.40 out at £18 happy with that- markets look pretty toppy anyway.

[emptyend] 27/9/2010 15:06

JLP has a full listing!
I know that some AIM stocks are ISAable - but ONLY if they ALSO have an overseas listing (like GBP for example)

[jelenko] 27/9/2010 14:47

EE,

Some Aim stocks are Isaable. I've got JLP in mine.

[edmondj] 27/9/2010 11:52

Buxton continues to get a pasting (not from me) in the Citywire comments, re. UK equity strategy, which appears to reflect the uncertainty surrounding what to do with cash currently. Article again republished:

[the_doctor] 27/9/2010 11:30

any decent listed companies in that out of interest volsung?