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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Europa Oil & Gas (holdings) Plc | LSE:EOG | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B03CJS30 | ORD 1P |
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% | 0.90 | 0.85 | 0.95 | 0.90 | 0.90 | 0.90 | 1,387,082 | 07:42:15 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Oil And Gas Field Expl Svcs | 6.65M | -852k | -0.0009 | -10.00 | 8.62M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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14/2/2018 10:55 | I spoke too soon!!! | cheek212 | |
14/2/2018 10:36 | Interesting to see that Union Jack is up 15% by just reiterating what drills and progress they are making in 2018 including Wressle and Holmwood, both of which EOG hold percentages of the licences. What has EOGs share price done?? I suppose we can be thankful that we aren't red today.....yet!! | cheek212 | |
14/2/2018 10:20 | Sorry for the O/T but don't leave it too long before you buy back into SQZ: 10:04 - 14/02 Buy 2340 77.00p £1,801.80 10:03 - 14/02 Buy 1395 77.00p £1,074.15 10:02 - 14/02 Buy 8155 75.00p £6,116.25 10:02 - 14/02 Buy 25770 75.00p £19,327.50 10:02 - 14/02 Buy 200000 75.00p £150,000.00 10:02 - 14/02 Buy 4680 75.00p £3,510.00 10:02 - 14/02 Buy 10000 75.00p £7,500.00 10:02 - 14/02 Buy 1845 75.00p £1,383.75 10:02 - 14/02 Buy 2340 74.60p £1,745.64 10:02 - 14/02 Buy 3224 74.60p £2,405.10 10:02 - 14/02 Buy 11160 74.60p £8,325.36 10:02 - 14/02 Buy 1732 74.60p £1,292.07 09:12 - 14/02 Buy 2686 74.00p £1,987.64 09:12 - 14/02 Sell 3344 72.88p £2,436.98 08:37 - 14/02 Sell 6117 72.73p £4,448.78 08:25 - 14/02 Sell 6892 72.73p £5,012.42 17:13 - 13/02 Buy 104429 73.98p £77,257.62 16:53 - 13/02 Buy 14000 74.11p £10,374.97 | fardels bear | |
14/2/2018 08:27 | Jus a good post regarding poor investors investing at the 'top' however whilst I have a lot of sympathy with people feeling trapped (now) there is another argument that greed leads people to make rash investments. I know I certainly have lost money from following such strategies!! One should always remember to only invest what one can afford to lose? I think a lot of people now get too embroiled in online commentaries that influence incorrectly because people see continual positive posts or negative posts and being natural optimists or pessimists react accordingly. I have no idea what eog will achieve in Ireland but historically it does not look good. Everything that seemed so positive and brilliant / innovative before does not now look so sharp, judging 'market' reaction. The 'Corrib' ideas now could go either way. It could be another example of brilliance/ innovation or, it could get shunned by the market? Time will tell. One thing for sure, I personally do not think that that eogs 'problems' are solely due to linkage with other onshore uk producers. It is simply because of market perception of lower quartile mgt. They may land on Corrib and if they do (I personally think unlikely bwtfdik) shareholders should remember that there still appears to be missing skills set, regarding strategy for this company, within the management team? Either way best of luck all and above is my opinion only and not intended as investment advice!! (Except the stuff about never 'investing' more than you can afford to lose, of course!!). | dunderheed | |
14/2/2018 07:53 | Investing in the UK Onshore Oil and Gas Sector There are many factors involved here of course but one that is currently being overlooked is the amount of investor's money that has been taken out of this sector either by Gains or Losses. Sentiment for the various promised gushers in the Weald is at a low and SPs of the players there have fallen dramatically. Many though have profited from the sharp rises and have withdrawn that profit from the sector. Perhaps originally they thought of re-investing their new found wealth into UK O&G but with the Weald not turning out to be all that it promised it does look as a significant share of that money has moved on to newer and brighter multibag opportunities. That profit has to have come from somewhere and that 'somewhere' is the poor investors who invested at the top and are now looking at massive losses. Their original investment is now stuck in these companies so no new money coming in to boost the SPs of the various companies involved. With planning issues and delays on top of this the sector is in a bad place at the moment and not even a rising oil price can help as many of these companies have no production to provide income. Placings are inevitable then but where are the institutions willing to fund further exploration in the Weald? Substantial discounts are now needed to find them with AnGS the latest example. Europa would do well now to move on - they stand apart among their competitors in this sector because of their current production. At $60 a barrel the income they receive covers their low admin costs and with a healthy bank balance they are well placed to seek new investments in jurisdictions that are more exciting and have more potential than the UK. On top of that they have a leading portfolio of assets offshore Ireland. With a lot of interest and investment in the area from super majors it surely is only a matter of time before EOGs portfolio attracts a farm in for what could well be a company maker. EOG's share price is far too low at the moment - driven down by their association with the other players in the sector. The markdown is unfair in my opinion, completely undervaluing this stock so at this level represents a huge buying opportunity for investors willing to wait a little while for newsflow to start again. | jusmasel99 | |
13/2/2018 23:20 | I hear the positives and the negatives but perhaps one more addition or two for the board is still required? I mean they must be so over worked with all the BD/ commercial work they're doing. I'm thinking Kevin Hart of Bowleven fame (the last commercial agreement the bod entered into was 'superb') , or maybe that little idiot that got sacked from bp ('I'd like my life back' after 11 men died at Macondo) then wasted a load of money at Genel? Any other value adding suggestions that Hugh could get on board? | dunderheed | |
13/2/2018 22:32 | Wressle will come right and Corrib will cause EOG to cease, but will the takeout price reflect more than a small % of the huge value of Corrib? Once Vermilion have got the green light on Corrib, EOG will disappear imho. | caters | |
13/2/2018 21:51 | Jus I like your enthusiasm and believe your integrity, but I think the guy running this outfit is grossly incompetent. | andrewpandy1 | |
13/2/2018 21:39 | Keep up all these 'positive' waves and we can't lose ... First - the planning inspector for whatever reason left the door wide open for a new planning application for Wressle. He listed all the points where the original fell down and the new application will surely cover them all. However long it takes Wressle will eventually produce oil. UPL pulled out so we will now reoieve more income than we expected at a higher oil price. Second - the majors are spending vast amounts of money on Bay du Nord despite recent set backs. The porcupine basin is next in line. There WILL be further wells there although it looks as if 2018 will be a blank year. Third - our golden opportunity is Corrib - there can only be speculation at this point what will transpire there but we are in the pound seats with the well results from the Shell drill which reveal a discovery. The next well drilled there will, in my opinion , be an appraisal well. What price will be paid for a farm in? Far more than for a high risk exploration well and probably substantially more than our current Mcap. Fourth - a stated aim to explore new ventures in more amiable jurisdictions. I think saying goodbye to UK Onshore exploration would be a very good move right now. Holmwood is an exploration well that has taken nearly a decade to come to fruition. How long after if it becomes a discovery will it be before oil flows???? All this on the platform of current production at current OP which meets our overheads. EOG isn't going under anytime soon with still a lot of potential for multibagging from here. That is what I like about it - low risk high potential reward. | jusmasel99 | |
13/2/2018 20:53 | 6567 see 6565. My point exactly if they bring anymore world class 'management' in do you think we could see a negative share price?! | dunderheed | |
13/2/2018 20:44 | Nothing to worry about with our world class management. | ducatiman | |
13/2/2018 20:05 | Liegh-on-Sea paid 31 pence for these in 2005 That must feel very frustrating to say the least. | andrewpandy1 | |
13/2/2018 19:44 | 6564 it's a difficult one. The question is, what happens if they pull in more 'industry heavyweights'? | dunderheed | |
13/2/2018 19:32 | We're getting mugged every day I want out. But don't know how much to lose and when. "Timing" | andrewpandy1 | |
13/2/2018 17:36 | Oh dear matey I am sorry. If it means anything it can only get better, hopefully! I just lost my job recently and am on garden leave at the moment, so I'll try not to post too often on here lol!! | dunderheed | |
13/2/2018 16:55 | DH Please - I am down to my last few straws here ... been looking at Marvin the Paranoid Android videos on Youtube to keep me from getting more depressed .... | jusmasel99 | |
13/2/2018 16:36 | Bloody hell Jus do you think Exxon want eog licences? 1 If they did they'd already have had them and 2 Whilst I appreciate the value of the asset is 'within' the quality and whatever market wants to pay I know where my money would be with regard to Exxon commercial versus EOG 'commercial' (ahem) when it gets to signing contracts!! All imho of course. | dunderheed | |
13/2/2018 15:45 | Exploration activity continues at Bay du Nord with a little suggestion that Exxon Mobil may be planning something elsewhere ?????? hxxp://www.cbc.ca/ne | jusmasel99 | |
13/2/2018 13:40 | CP it was 4p ask last week? I'll be back at 3.35p ask. If it doesn't go that low no problem!! Best of luck all. | dunderheed | |
13/2/2018 13:31 | Well as I am always looking on the bright side at this price if there are no directors buying then that HAS to be a sign of imminent disclosure of news ... or on the other hand they could have as little cash as I have .... | jusmasel99 | |
13/2/2018 11:30 | 4p ASK how low can it go? | currypasty | |
13/2/2018 09:14 | Not recent but maybe of interest. This is one jurisdiction where there seems little to hope for! | rogerlin |
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