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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Pantheon Resources Plc | LSE:PANR | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B125SX82 | 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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-0.20 | -0.75% | 26.40 | 26.20 | 26.40 | 27.20 | 25.50 | 25.50 | 2,560,591 | 12:09:24 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Natural Gas Liquids | 804k | -1.45M | -0.0016 | -165.00 | 239.5M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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10/3/2022 15:42 | PhsarKandalPP10 Mar '22 - 13:21 - 24093 of 24101 I've noticed you also like criticising a lot. Better just to sit back and read or filter as it will make the board better for the rest of us. If PANR was a slam dunk as some here suggest we would be heading north rather than south. Nonetheless I, like hd and others, believe the black gold will flow!! | chessman2 | |
10/3/2022 15:26 | Is there a previous post on this yoghurt73,If so I seem to have missed it?? | chris0805 | |
10/3/2022 15:08 | As beetleblue points out, many posters/investors here can't look beyond the personalities or even consider negative possibilities. Pos, you should know better and resist your desire to criticise. If you are fully ok with the risk, that's great for you but others must be allowed to have doubts and take a different view. Capital preservation is a golden rule and one 'should' consider the possibility of failure. So John Swan's 24088 is quite correct in my view. Credibility and the share price would take a huge blow if TH doesn't deliver. You can red tick it all you like, but that's the truth. We went down 25% on the Talitha mishap and are still down 20%. It would be worse on a TH failure and for those of us holding a big wad, that would be very, very painful. In the scheme of things, operational events do matter. Where the share price is at the time of news affects how far we'll jump - up or down!. Want it up 50%? Yes I do! but 50% from where we are now is c £1.70, whereas the same 50% on 140 would be £2.10, a big diffference. But let's not be pessimistic. We're looking forward to good news! And I fully expect the share price to rise over the next few days in expectation of that outcome. | forwood | |
10/3/2022 15:07 | Posted about 25 minutes ago on twit twits Come to Daddy! | rideacockhorse | |
10/3/2022 14:36 | Edit. I've put CVI together with Heights. All good. Ignore. | yoghurt73 | |
10/3/2022 14:07 | [Re:13:59 - 24096] Yep - it's definitely about perspective. It's like those memes where the stormtrooper stops and thinks to himself "wait a minute, are we the bad guys?" That's probably quite apt in the current political climate. Anyway, my stance is, and has always been, that PANR's share price is waay too low compared with its prospective assets in the ground, and that one day, this share will make me very rich. | beetlesblue | |
10/3/2022 14:04 | Top tup and sitting tight for the end game soon. GLA | bodroll | |
10/3/2022 13:59 | Hi beetlesblue - are we villains or good guys? Probably both, it’s all about perspective! | probabilityofsuccess | |
10/3/2022 13:54 | It's interesting to note that there are certain characters on here that seem to be characterised as "villains" or "good guys." I don't actually keep track of which is which, but I do notice that the "villains" stick up for "villains" and vice-versa. Bearing that in mind, and that I really don't know your classification, I just wanted to say, Probabilityofsuccess | beetlesblue | |
10/3/2022 13:45 | Johnswan - to balance one of your very specific points, and to highlight that many things are about perspective: “Delays can result in……R Were it not for ‘delays’ and other unforeseen (risk) factors impacting Great Bear, PANR would not be drilling in Alaska. In the words of Alanis Morissette, “Ironic, don’t ya think”. Giving appropriate consideration to the other side of the risk coin (opportunity), may mean one achieves a more balanced perspective. | probabilityofsuccess | |
10/3/2022 13:21 | "I get it that they are operating in an extreme environment but they can't afford to have any further problems" says the Bb's know-it-all donkey with a second head instead of a tail known as the Grand Old Duke of Swan, the poster who invented the share price 78p "cap" about a fortnight after the highly-successful 65p fund raise. I'm sure the BoD will be delighted to benefit from your valued opinion that it can't "afford to have any further problems" and do its level best to make sure none occur. Jeez! | phsarkandalpp | |
10/3/2022 12:26 | Even with all those factors, and subject to the content of my previous message, the share price will be materially higher than it is now (and 140p). It is that simple. Just because you can’t squeeze every drop out, doesn’t mean it’s still not very juicy. | probabilityofsuccess | |
10/3/2022 12:22 | Delays can result in: - Missed opportunities elsewhere. - Dilution as costs to prove it up increase and new capital placed against a lower share price - Increased risk of being taken over at a lower share price - Unfavourable changes in the oil pricing environment and outlook. - Lower IRR for investors. Not as simple as your suggestion that its just a matter of patience. | johnswan193 | |
10/3/2022 12:12 | They can afford to have more problems johnswan - but perhaps you can’t afford them to have more problems? Subject to no insurmountable/funda | probabilityofsuccess | |
10/3/2022 12:01 | Really time now for the company to deliver. Yes LBFF and SFS at Talitha gave some good indications, but not enough to support the share price if further operational issues or failures occur before the end of the Talitha/TW season. Need to deliver a positive and conclusive result at TW or the company will have severe credibility issues, regardless of what individual shareholders on here say about being happy to sit tight. Logging issues, cementing issues, a blockage at the SMD, having to share testing equipment between the two sites - I get it that they are operating in an extreme environment but they can't afford to have any further problems. | johnswan193 | |
10/3/2022 11:38 | I do Forwood :-) | chris0805 | |
10/3/2022 11:34 | 09-Mar-22 17:59:49 £119.20 1,196,927 Unknown* 110.00 135.00 £1m That was some trade.... not sure if its a buy or sell. either-way its in the price now. | sirmark | |
10/3/2022 11:32 | Yes, I believe it’s the bond holders as well. Like marmaris on another site I remain confident. | chessman2 | |
10/3/2022 11:29 | 4.8M shares issued to the GB shareholders (their conversion) last week are tradeable from today and CB holders are also due get a few million more next week so todays weakness is perhaps not unexpected. Edit: correction as per scot126 #24105 | dhb368 | |
10/3/2022 11:20 | There's a modicum of support on the chart c 110. Surprised to see it fall this far (have bought 10k lots today at prices 112.2 to 115.4). Shorter term indicators are now looking quite oversold. The daily chart is working off the rise to the mid 140s. It has quite a way to go after that rise and somehow I don't think it will complete the down move unless there's unexpectedly bad news from TW. So long as the news is good, there will be scope for a significant and sustained rise from a chart perpective. | forwood | |
10/3/2022 10:50 | Mark of honour, Chris0805. I'm interested in what he has to say because his instincts are not far off at times. Just have to read the substance with realisation of where his interests lie! | forwood | |
10/3/2022 10:20 | its still pretty cold at Dead Horse, around -20 c for the next week but thankfully no sign of blizzards in the forecast! | brian boru | |
10/3/2022 10:13 | Any weather updates?? It sounded like that had a major impact in all the operational problems last week | jontyfromsa |
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