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PFC Petrofac Limited

27.42
1.42 (5.46%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Petrofac Limited LSE:PFC London Ordinary Share GB00B0H2K534 ORD USD0.02
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  1.42 5.46% 27.42 27.34 27.80 27.96 26.00 26.00 5,159,801 16:35:22
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Oil & Gas Field Services,nec 2.59B -310M -0.5996 -0.46 141.55M
Petrofac Limited is listed in the Oil & Gas Field Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PFC. The last closing price for Petrofac was 26p. Over the last year, Petrofac shares have traded in a share price range of 14.60p to 87.50p.

Petrofac currently has 517,000,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Petrofac is £141.55 million. Petrofac has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.46.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
10/7/2017
20:49
https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/articles/2017-07-10/aramco-to-spend-300-billion-as-ceo-frets-about-world-oil-supply
tsmith2
10/7/2017
15:37
Patience man!

Better if we have some more contract news, that would be the perfect tonic

Happy waiting.

ny boy
10/7/2017
15:34
The only real relevance I see with the oil share price is for costing deals, if the share price is low it is harder to qualifying the costing to be higher. PFC doesn't sell oil so should not be so sensitive to share price movement. So it would be better for PFC to let negotiations stretch out a little to hopefully see better oil price and hence help to work in higher bids based on oil share price That may mean a slow down of contract awards, it is information on the pipeline (selling not actual!) that is of more concern to me.
whattheduce
10/7/2017
15:29
"but could do with a 445p close."

Could do with a hell of a lot higher if you ask me.

whattheduce
10/7/2017
15:06
If oil has seen a temporary bottom, these should start to move up again to challenge recent highs.
ny boy
10/7/2017
14:47
Also oil paring earlier losses is supportive but could do with a 445p close.
ny boy
10/7/2017
14:43
Just playing the 435-445p range today, hoping for a strong close
ny boy
10/7/2017
12:03
mmmmm NY, except if you are already locked in, you have to sit it out, is there somebody unwinding a significant position? I just hate playing the long games. Starting to make me wonder if there is some bad news filtering up the porous RNS chain. My 480 is slipping away further.
whattheduce
10/7/2017
11:40
Bobbling around 435/445p area

Meanwhile Nuog has been fab, nearly a 3 bagger already.

Got to diversify & find other opportunities, whilst other stocks are treading water.

ny boy
10/7/2017
08:31
bad link

hxxp://www.livecharts.co.uk/MarketCharts/brent.php

whattheduce
10/7/2017
08:15
To answer my own Q. Oil is on a down curve.

Ed: Sorry D1 I missed your info thanks.

luderitz
10/7/2017
08:13
Hey lude

hxxp://www.livecharts.co.uk/MarketCharts/brent.php

d1nga
10/7/2017
08:12
I'm still holding out to see 480 before the week close. Spent some time studying the the stock and longer term due to the dividend. Highly volatile stock so it will be either a case of day trading the highs and lows maybe several times a day followed by a couple of stagnant days with good gains if you get on the rhythm of the peaks and troughs but on the flip side if you get out of sync then either take a loss to get back in sync (possibly) or having to ride it out for multiple market sessions, as in up to 10 days possibly. As for the 'rhythm', this is going to stochastic in that an apparent pattern will suddenly develop and then just disappear and another one start for no apparent reason. Think quantum mechanics, changing energy states and superposition of waves. If you are lucky, you will ride the wave for a day or two - if it has been good it will suddenly change so need to keep a cool mean head and bail even if it seems contradictory. I can't see that there will be 3, 5, 7 etc day patterns with this one. I expect that the auto algorithms will only be allowed to run in short bursts of one or two days before being reset rather than trying find longer term patterns. This is where the superposition of algorithms is going to create high volatility for a short while then stagnation.

What is going to be tricky is working out the strategy before the ex div date. I suspect small pis may be played more aggressively this time given the low buy in price just to get the div, so I am expecting the share price to be played up pretty high a week or two before the ex div start (or even earlier) and then a very significant back peddle, maybe all the way back to the low 400's, even 390+. It may be simply to dangerous to try and day trade this a couple of weeks before the ex div date. I would also expect that whatever dividend you get maybe wiped out by the backpeddle to such a large extent it is worth considering whether or not to stay in for the div, or just wait and buy in at the low at the back peddle. I think there are some hi spec city teams lining up to milk the small pis with some tried and trusted techniques. Look out for more RNS about increasing holdings across the majors, they will be taking stock out of the market making you have to buy in higher close to the divi date.

These are of course speculative observations that you may or may not agree with. Others will have different opinions. You have to make your own mind up.

I wish I had left a wadge in IAG, it's still going up.

whattheduce
10/7/2017
07:59
What's the Oil price doing at the mo up or down?
luderitz
10/7/2017
07:52
Positive if this can hold 444p today and turn this level back to support again, if so,

506p still the short term target for the bulls.

ny boy
10/7/2017
07:48
Testing 444p level
ny boy
10/7/2017
07:04
hxxp://www.desotoedge.com/stocks/petrofac-ltd-lonpfc-analyst-target-changes-5/1075387
robo175
10/7/2017
06:56
OK so those words were from February.
nicebut
09/7/2017
23:58
Nicebut... I hope your comment wasn't in reply to me!! Anyhow, a link to the update was posted at the time it was published on 27 June. The recent update is also, for those who need to be led by the nose to it, available on Petrofac's website's investor pages and elsewhere on Google!
cybernest53
09/7/2017
22:22
Onwards and upwards. This isn't an AIM minnow, but a very successful FTSE250 Company!
lodgeview
09/7/2017
21:56
How about posting a link then
nicebut
09/7/2017
20:48
"cutting the divi even slightly without an outcome from the SFO investigation"... would not only be an admission of guilt... but an act of idiocy and an outrageous act of financial mismanagement too. Something which I don't think is likely from this management team, IMHO!
cybernest53
09/7/2017
20:21
Indeed, cutting the divi even slightly without an outcome from the SFO investigation would be an admission of guilt
return_of_the_apeman
09/7/2017
15:59
nicebut.... If you read the last couple of lines, it tells you where it was copied from.
cybernest53
09/7/2017
14:43
Garycook,

Was that from February?

nicebut
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