Europa Oil & Gas (holdin... Share Discussion Threads

[dunderheed] 10/4/2018 16:04

I think multitude of smallies getting impatient with the continual jt story.
You must be close to profit soon, if you bought at recent lows which I missed lol!
Best of luck by the way!

[currypasty] 10/4/2018 15:52

dunder, I dumped a mil end of last year when it looked like UK onshore was not going to be easy without bringing some big gun experts on board to tackle planning (which we seem reluctant to do).
Now it seems priority has switched to Irish Atlantic where we might be in with a chance, so I bought them back, now on 2.5 mil.


seems to me like there has been a big seller all this year to halve the price.. if not one big seller, then probably a disaster if multitudes of small PI's have just given up the ghost and dumped.

The house broker needs to get out there and find some buyers, putting stupid target prices on a share, and hoping for the best is not good enough.

[guesswhosback] 10/4/2018 15:46

Don't hold your breath

[cheek212] 10/4/2018 15:24

A lot of buying today but not much of a tick up in price! Starting to look good though - hopefully positive news imminent or maybe, dare I say it, some Directors buys from the new guys!

[dunderheed] 10/4/2018 13:55

CP you still holding that 2 mill in these?

[currypasty] 10/4/2018 13:00

It makes you wonder why the house broker, Finncap who put a 43p price target on EOG, have sat idly by over the last four months and watched the shareprice half.

We all know there has been a lot of selling, probably from a large holder, but part of the house brokers job is to rehouse large quantities of unwanted stock so the shareprice isn't trashed... id sack them!

[christy41] 10/4/2018 09:29

Finncap are house broker

[caters] 10/4/2018 09:20

Is that paid-for or independent research?

[currypasty] 10/4/2018 08:37

FinnCap sees massive upside

Analyst Jonathan Wright has a 43p price target for Europa, versus the current target price of 3.36p.

“Europa shares have been buffeted by frustrations with the UK planning process, as its Wressle development and Holmwood exploration well have both been held up by delays to application approvals.

“However, this has masked real progress offshore Ireland, where new and reprocessed seismic is expected to lead to increased prospectivity and reduced risk across its large exploration portfolio.”

Wright reckons Europa is set to relaunch its farm-out efforts for offshore Ireland in the next quarter, and, he highlighted that at least two wells could be drilled next year by third parties in the Atlantic

[tommy241] 09/4/2018 19:19

www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/194543/europa-oil-gas-in-the-spotlight-as-inishkea-is-promoted-to-flagship-project-194543.html

[farmscan] 09/4/2018 09:25

Bed and ISA?

[4sta] 09/4/2018 09:05

OUCH! Two huge sells there. Perhaps the Newlands changed their minds?

[dunderheed] 07/4/2018 09:44

Yep do you know what would be better though?
Perhaps some of the directors themselves could put their hands in their pockets for non discounted options or buy one get too free staff incentives.
Just an idea of course....

[cheek212] 05/4/2018 16:23

Nice bit of volume again today - perhaps the Newlands are acquiring a few more!!

[itsriskythat] 05/4/2018 07:46

Two quotes that made me laugh ..



"We need the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy and the Environment Agency to hold an urgent investigation to see what they can find. This is an area of the Weald that the industry has its sights on turning into an oil field. There are operations at Horse Hill, Brockham and Leith Hill and they’re within a stone’s throw of the earthquake epicentre."

"I want categoric proof that there’s no risk to our homes. A lot of us have huge mortgages that we’re paying on our homes to allow us to live in this area. I would like to know who would pay for damage caused to our homes if this happens and it is confirmed to be associated with the acidization of wells that is happening in this part of the country."

[cheek212] 04/4/2018 23:58

Did they though? Looks to me like they were in at the floatation price of 20p and started selling prior to the drop in September/Oct when the price was still 25p. Can't say for certain obviously but looks like they made money to me but I could be wrong- only going by the holding RNS dates and the share price chart for the year.

[nametrade] 04/4/2018 21:38

Cheek212,

They also bought and sold AAOG and would seem lost a lot.....so they are human!
:)

[cheek212] 04/4/2018 19:44

I don't know anything much about David and Monique Newlands but I notice that they have investments in oil companies and were heavily invested in JOG. To cut a long story short, they seem to have bought in around Oct 16, the price went up, they found oil and then the Newlands sold up in October 17. Presumably they made a lot of money! Hopefully they are buying EOG for the same reason! Lol

[dunderheed] 04/4/2018 19:24

Tommy I regret that I bought not looking into timing enough lol!
Had I bothered to check and could see the reporting was due then I certainly wouldn't have got caught up with the volume.
However I always did say I'd buy at 3.35p anyway just got greedy lol!
I'll be honest, it wouldn't be surprising if someone does finally farm in later this year for some of the Irish stuff?
It's hard to pick the bottom sometimes. I hope I'm not too far?

[tommy241] 04/4/2018 19:02

I wonder if they're are going to regret it in the morning?!

Sorry DH couldn't resist ;)

[cheek212] 04/4/2018 18:55

So Mr and Mrs Newlands are keen on increasing their large shareholding to higher levels - what do they know then??

[dunderheed] 04/4/2018 13:12

Being filtered by 'ukog' Rayrac is indeed an honour.

[rayrac] 04/4/2018 11:35

Dunderheed4 Apr '18 - 10:51 - 6843 of 6845 (Filtered)

Not on side, just an anti. Bs investor!

And the filter is for real!