Genel Energy Share Discussion Threads

[dmore2] 01/9/2017 12:02

wow shake over

[cyan] 01/9/2017 11:58

Brent has legs now and is helping our share price Now $52.73

[7rademark] 01/9/2017 11:53

i do wish Carla would post more often,

any post and we take off

[nicebut] 01/9/2017 11:12

What `referendum`?

[panagos] 01/9/2017 11:07

well, it doubled in a month, don't you think it has to correct a bit?
I stand by £2 by end of September.

[gregpeck7] 01/9/2017 10:17

Tbh I think the most likely reason for share price weakness now is the referendum. We need that out the way more than any other news as we are asking in positive developments wherever you look. We have also shot up from 80p to 150 very fast so there will be profit taking.

[7rademark] 01/9/2017 09:56

Would be nice to know how many shares the seller is dumping. In an ideal world of course. Anything in the 130's / 140's and I'll be adding.

[pogue] 01/9/2017 09:52

gregpeck7
at least I post relevant info rather than conduct a pointless running commentary on few pence share movements.

[panagos] 01/9/2017 09:50

carlita is still waiting for a 43p buy order for genel.

If she doesn't wise up soon she will only get a fill at 430p.

imhfo

[7rademark] 01/9/2017 09:25

well looking at the early share price action the fact we are now red was very obvious

I believe our seller is still active so look out for large sell orders, support at 120p - 125p if we need it, lets hope not

Carla don't think your gkp is going to fair any better today either, some profit taking there as well maybe

all imo

[carla1] 01/9/2017 09:03

Good morning... sell order active

[nicebut] 01/9/2017 08:54

No, they are sells. But there must be a buy order in too, otherwise the price would have dropped.

[gregpeck7] 01/9/2017 08:40

Think some are rollovers kulvinder...

[panagos] 01/9/2017 08:34

Good for the MMs who will sell these shares for 20% profit +

[kulvinder] 01/9/2017 08:23

Looks like everyone has decided to take profits after yesterday's wobble. So many sells.

[gregpeck7] 01/9/2017 07:56

Could there be a pipeline rns shortly?

[d1nga] 01/9/2017 07:27

pogue , there is not much more to commissioning a high h2s producing field compared to a low h2s producing field , this is the fact of the matter , you paint a dark picture when its simply of little concern , yes it would be better without h2s and the gas would be easier with good quality sweet gas but h2s is not the big issue you present.

as I said I have experience of sour fields including lombo/sulele/tubarao ave about 8%

tartan and most recently buzzard all sour producers without any issues you present as being overly problematic

[panagos] 01/9/2017 07:15

I love these subtle numpties

;)

[gregpeck7] 01/9/2017 07:11

Pogue I thought you were running along now? There's a good boy we have all seen your point. And it has been noted.

[panagos] 01/9/2017 07:06

wow! great news, I can see the TEC farm-in!

[pogue] 01/9/2017 07:05

D1nga
who is saying working on a sour gas field is worrying? I pointed out the capex is very high and there are more problems than a normal field in commissioning it.

[nicksig] 01/9/2017 06:40

Hmmm interesting find

[gregpeck7] 01/9/2017 00:33

OmlMiran in pic!!!Deal must be close. So close.

[d1nga] 31/8/2017 21:55

In the early nineties I worked on one of the highest h2s producers (oilfield) in the world at that time offshore angola , nothing to be overly concerned about at all.