Jersey Oil And Gas Share Discussion Threads

[catchingmice] 06/1/2021 11:23

Looking like we are on the move upDoesn't surprise me with the news of the Concept select phase that should send this into orbit

[kakapo1] 06/1/2021 11:19

Osterichs do not read this!!

Resurrection of the Messiah continues and Faith in the "exemplary" management team begins to wear thin. The Company have just settled a claim out of Court, with TGS at a little under £700K ( Legal Fees not disclosed). According to the interims a few weeks ago the Claim was weak and being defended, however a provision of £200K was allowed. Poor Judgement by the CEO??

At least there is cash in bank, even though it has reduced by £4m in 6months to just under £5m, which is more than budget projections, good job too as we are going to run out of cash by Q4. Look out for a Placing/Rights, maybe at around a £1. The last Placing/Offer at £2 failed to keep the interest of Schroders and L&G, who both lost heavily.
Does not help to read the controversial report from WH Ireland, whose figures are now at odds with their previous price projections. Maybe the £1.1billion development projection is scaring people?

Will wait for the RI and decide whether or not to subscribe and add to my small holding.

[catswhiskas] 04/1/2021 07:27

Pretty neutral rns around £620K off the balance sheet dispute now settled and £5 million at the bank as of last week which is 3 million more than they anticipated. Also looking forward to the Buchan announcement this quarter.

[daler1966] 31/12/2020 13:50

You are right today Catswhiskas

[daler1966] 30/12/2020 19:02

Really ?not having any of my stock Cat whispers lol

[catswhiskas] 30/12/2020 18:40

The mms are very short of stock paying premiums for sells .
We will open tomorrow red -4.0 which the mms hope will get people selling so they can get cheap stock.

[daler1966] 30/12/2020 17:21

Yes one share ? Often see that not sure the meaning? Up 0.5% nearly all day then up 3.5% ? Not complaining mind you

[catchingmice] 30/12/2020 17:14

1 Trade went through after Close if you believe in them for News announcementsHowever i don't think the timing would be good if at all there was an RNS in the morning considering markets close at 12.30So therefore don't announce anything please BODLOL

[daler1966] 30/12/2020 12:27

Yes let's hope so, I been invested in jog over 5 years , had some ups and downs

[catchingmice] 30/12/2020 11:23

129 currently is the 2nd resistance so not far off that and let's hope we smash through it by tomorrow lunchtime when the markets close until the 4th Jan

[catchingmice] 30/12/2020 11:19

The AQSE Exchange had more trades showing than the LSE exchange yesterdayJust wondered why this was as it was mainly NT at the best of times for Buying JOG through a brokerAnyway all good in my view and i feel we can look forward to a good 2021 as shareholders here and everything else in general once this Vaccine get's rolled out in masses across the UK

[daler1966] 30/12/2020 11:01

Sorry what does that mean? I purchased Jog on LSE

[catchingmice] 30/12/2020 10:29

1st trade gone through of the day unless some are active on another exchangeNT yesterday at times purchasing JOG shares

[catswhiskas] 30/12/2020 09:44

Anyone know why all the trades are going through AQSE and not lse .The monitor on advfn doesn't report them its a pain as you have to go to the trades page to see whats going on .

[36redhill] 29/12/2020 22:24

ShareThe sectors to invest in for the best returns next yearUtilities and technology firms may struggle, but profits could rocket at companies poised to recover as the economy doesSam BensteadOil firms are primed for a blowout 2021 as profits are forecast to rise sevenfold. UBS, the bank, calculated which investment sectors would grow their earnings the most next year, according to the views of hundreds of stock analysts.imageThe research focused on American shares, but sectors behave in similar ways across the world. Surging profits at American oil companies would be driven by higher oil prices and rising international demand, which would have the same impact on British firms such as BP.Financial forecasting is a useful indicator of consensus and can be used by DIY investors to tag along with the professionals – or take a contrarian view.UBS said the energy sector, which is dominated by oil companies, was predicted to grow its earnings per share by 625pc in 2021. London-listed Shell and BP are among the world's biggest players. Next was the industrials sector, home to engineering and machinery companies such as BAE Systems and Rolls-Royce, where earnings are expected to grow by 79pc next year.The consumer discretionary sector, which includes high street retailers and fashion companies, followed with a 50pc increase. A strong British pick here would be Burberry.These sectors are all considered to be "cyclical", meaning that profits rise and fall with the health of the economy.UBS's earnings forecasts imply that stock market analysts expect a strong economic recovery next year, which would boost the shares that suffered most in 2020.By contrast, "defensive" stocks, such as household goods maker Unilever and drinks giant Diageo, and technology firms will be the slowest-growing sectors next year, according to UBS. Technology businesses will grow earnings by 14pc, consumer staples by 6pc and utilities, such as National Grid, by just 5pc, it found.Mark Haefele of UBS said: "We expect the more economically sensitive markets and sectors, many of which performed poorly in 2020, to lead the charts in 2021. After a rally of over 50pc in 2020, the top five American technology firms alone now represent around one eighth of the global stock market. We think other business areas will see stronger earnings growth in 2021."British alternatives to the Silicon Valley tech favourites include food delivery services Ocado and Just Eat.'An economic recovery will boost the shares that suffered most in 2020'Does this mean DIY investors should ditch technology for energy? Mr Haefele said a mixed approach was best as the pandemic had made the world more digital and not all companies would be able to adapt. This means sticking with some technology firms while also backing companies due a recovery."While we think that in the short term investors can profit by investing in companies exposed to a 'cyclical' recovery, this needs to be combined with exposure to the disrupters set to drive transformation over the decade ahead, like technology firms," he said.Adrian Gosden of GAM Investments, an asset manager, said oil shares could rebound strongly next year but the longer-term outlook was less clear. "Investors are very short term in their investment horizons at the moment," he said. "As the oil price crawls over $50 on the hopes that the new vaccines will get economies moving again, oil firms will once again start making a lot of money and increasing dividends."He added that Shell and BP would need to switch from oil to renewables to be viable long-term holdings. "Investors are sceptical it will work and it would take a long time," he said.Utilities, UBS's least promising sector for 2021, could turn out to be a great investment because they will benefit from increased use of renewable energy, according to Adam Avigdori, an investment manager at BlackRock.He pointed to ambitious targets and billions of pounds in investment promised by Joe Biden, the American president-elect, and the British Government. "As a result, we think the utility sector will grow faster than at any stage in recent memory. Combined with good levels of yield, we expect it to be a fruitful investment," Mr Avigdori said.Investors who wish to follow the professionals into energy stocks could buy the Xtrackers MSCI World Energy ETF, which follows the sector for a low fee of 0.25pc a year. For contrarians who want to back renewable energy and utilities, the £1.7bn First Sentier Global Listed Infrastructure fund is a good option.

[daler1966] 29/12/2020 19:34

Wide spread

[daler1966] 29/12/2020 10:52

Come on Jog

[pro_s2009] 23/12/2020 16:52

Christmas FTSE trading reminder.

Thu 24th Dec Half day 8:00 to 12:30

Fri 25th Closed

Mon 28th Closed

Tue 29th Normal day 8:00 until 16:30

Wed 30th Normal day 8:00 until 16:30

Thu 31st Half day 8:00 to 12:30

Fri 1st Jan Closed

[daler1966] 22/12/2020 18:11

Still life in the old Jog

[leewain] 19/12/2020 11:44

I suggest you read the article first before making judgements and jumping to conclusions.

[catswhiskas] 19/12/2020 11:33

Do exactly the opposite of what the ic says and you won't go far wrong .You also haven't put any views forward that are of any interest .

[leewain] 19/12/2020 10:49

Interesting article in IC that supports my views

[catchingmice] 18/12/2020 10:55

Just taken out as i posted so let's see how she blows in later trading