Providence Resources Share Discussion Threads

[peaeff] 13/9/2018 13:00

Are we now seeing a sinking share price as the start of investors getting nervous that the deadlines will not be met. Yes, there are still two weeks to go before the third quarter expires, so for anyone with confidence that the deal will be done shouldn't they be buying.

As I posted some time ago I hate to think what will happen to the share price if there is a delay or, even worse, more unsolved hiccups.

They forecast 6 months to finalise this deal and I feel it very coincidental that it will now come down to the wire, if they meet the deadline. The only possible plus I can see is that when they do release the RNS confirmation, it will include details of rigs and timelines and, it is this detail which is delaying things. Who knows?.

Very nervous, regards.

[ddz6006] 13/9/2018 09:12

Not even a Chinese whisper...

[funtimejonny] 12/9/2018 09:33

Trading is very light here of late...

[hermana3] 11/9/2018 23:03

1cag, No harm in a wee bit of avarice!

[1cagney] 11/9/2018 22:46

Regardless of worldly views Herm, I believe that we share the same greed.

[hermana3] 11/9/2018 22:31

Swigging The old amber nectar myself! Potty out in case of early doors RNS.....

[1cagney] 11/9/2018 22:14

Herm checks balances and adults/patriots in the room thank whatever deity there may be. I'm going back to my can of Dutch Gold now if you don't mind. Jam tomorrow hopefully.

[hermana3] 11/9/2018 22:08

Congress dont allow him go for a widdle if they dont approve. Checks and balances keep his small feet on the ground.

[1cagney] 11/9/2018 22:02

Pap and Herm. He's a despot in disguise. Simples.

[papillon] 11/9/2018 22:00

Though he'd probably like to be one, hermana! :-)

[hermana3] 11/9/2018 21:54

1cag, He is the democratically elected leader and not a despot as some brainwashed punters would have you believe.

[1cagney] 11/9/2018 21:31

Herm I could reply with something equally not funny but I choose not to. C'est la difference.

[hermana3] 11/9/2018 21:05

Bunch of pinkos!

[1cagney] 11/9/2018 20:47

Steel sighs of relief from 95% of the country.

[hermana3] 11/9/2018 20:02

Steel, I for one was dusting down my "Make America Great Again" baseball cap for the great man's visit. A sad bit of news but he will visit soon hopefully.

[steelwatch] 11/9/2018 19:58

herm - Trumpal Erin visit shelved. Huge sighs of relief from some!

[hermana3] 11/9/2018 19:40

Jonny, How much does one give the limp wristed lad with the dog collar? Would a pony suffice?

[papillon] 11/9/2018 18:36

My missus should get change out of £2,500 then, Ftj! :-) I presume that £1895 (including VAT) is for a "solid" coffin supplied by the Co-Op? I suppose it would be even cheaper if a cardboard coffin was used instead.



"But Tony and his mates enjoyed it instead...at our expense". Now when they expire their spouses, no doubt, will be able to afford the best quality mahogany caskets with SOLID GOLD handles! :-)

[funtimejonny] 11/9/2018 15:55

Me too Paps. I notice that the Co Op is offerin a fairly decent funeral for £1895 including VAT. I think ye have to bung the auld reverend a bit on top for the service and obviously put a few bob behind the bar for drinks and nibbles on top. As ye say...its been a long wait. Sobering stuff.

[papillon] 11/9/2018 14:53

Hope this farm out deal is closed before I kick the bucket! :-)

[funtimejonny] 11/9/2018 12:00

No mention of Spanish Point as far as I can see?

[billy_buffin] 11/9/2018 11:12

Cairn Results,Brief mention Ireland:

'In Ireland, Cairn has an acreage position in the Porcupine Basin with an interest in five licences over an area of more than 4,000km2. In H1, activity focused on processing the large 3D seismic data set acquired in 2017 and developing a lead and prospect inventory across LO 16/19 (Cairn 70% WI, Operatorship) and the adjacent LO 16/18'