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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Ramco Energy | LSE:ROS | London | Ordinary Share | GB0007219479 | ORD 10P |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 49.50 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
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16/11/2010 10:37 | cant believe 2 posts already lol says a lot for this bb that people still check it. skirbell and lombiff i remember you both well so good to see you back here even if it is not in the best of situations. hopefully anyone that returns here will at least be honest with what they say unlike elsewhere. given van halen is no longer with us i would like to think that people will always respect this thread as it was the best around as for sea lets hope we get into profit and that will maybe change our view and make people hold on for a while longer but that may well depend on where the money is to go towards in the sale rns. good to hear from you guys, lets hope we have something to finally celebrate soon, pity i cant put the wicked weasel pics back in the header :) | bones698 | |
16/11/2010 08:34 | Good morning bones and skirbell - I still have this thread on my watch list, and you're right, it used to be one of the best on ADVFN. I can only echo your feelings about SEA, having been in since the drop to 30p in 2004, having topped up at prices from 18p to 70p, and having refused to sell out on a few spikes (55p, 78p 80p) because of the potential for £1+. I'm in too deep here really but I did add another 50K recently on the hope that the sale of SERL will bring in around 40p, compared with the 80p-120p I had expected based on our projected share of Taiwan and our various offshore projects. I say hope because we've been disappointed in the past - think of how far short the SOCAR settlement was than compared with some of the hype! Marine services should be OK and should at least be revenue-generating, but it's not very exciting and certainly not why I invested here in the first place (but then again, nor was renewable energy). After my top up, 40p is my break-even. I plan to wait for the SERL sale and see how much we get and what comes of that - will it be a special dividend or used for working capital? - I think I know the answer already, but my decision to stay or exit will be based on what's left after that. All the best to all the oldies | lombiff | |
16/11/2010 07:34 | While I'm not jd, djmogs et al, I have held these shares for some time and share your frustration. I invested for Monte originally but this has yet to work out and I cannot see anything changing in the near term. LOGP, in my opinion, have always been a waste of space with poor assets. SEA should have divested this a long time ago. The change into wind was a good move and will be a significant industryin the UK. This kept me interested and I signed up to the renewable off shore energy play that SEA became. Lack of funding I'll put down to poor market timing and it being a new industry. MPC has only become such a big deal due to bulletin board discussion. Had it not been for that, we would know little more than the announcements made by the company, which would probably be a good thing. I've written this off. If it happens, it would be transformational however it is a gamble, not an investment. I don't fully believe in SeaMarine at this time. I can see a need for the services that SeaMarine will offer but not now. Given the size of existing wind farms, proximity to the shore and the cost of hiring SeaMarine to carry out the servicing, I don't think the figures stack up. Once the deep and far off shore wind farms start, then it is a different story but as that's several years away..... I finally do not like the continual change in strategy of the company. It has gone from oil/gas E&P, to off shore wind, to off shore servicing and then likely back to oil/gas E&P. No clear direction. I patiently await the sale of SERL and the announcement as to what SEA will do with the money. It will however take some persuading to stop me selling. | skirbell | |
18/6/2010 14:47 | yes the wind is all wind. | welshwiz | |
14/10/2009 05:27 | Oil prices near a new high for the year NEW YORK: Oil prices neared new highs for the year Tuesday as the dollar slipped against other major currencies, demonstrating how much the weakened U.S. currency can affect consumers globally. The U.S. dollar index, where the U.S. currency is measured against other major currencies, hit a 14-month low Tuesday. Because crude is bought and sold in dollars, it essentially becomes cheaper for international investors who have flooded into energy markets despite a big surplus of oil. Energy experts expect the government will report Thursday that crude supplies are still growing. That does not appear to be a deterrent for many investors because the dollar is so weak. Benchmark crude for November delivery gained 88 cents to settle at $74.15 on the New York Mercantile Exchange. At one point, prices reached $74.47, just short of the $75 reached on Aug. 25, when the driving season was still in full swing. Prices have now risen for four straight days and a barrel costs 4 percent more than it did one week ago. Natural gas, which is not sold only in dollars, tumbled 29.2 cents, nearly 6 percent, to $4.588 per 1,000 cubic feet on Nymex. On Tuesday, OPEC said China and other developing countries would push global oil demand up slightly next year, but added that any recovery would be "slow and weak." The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries supplies over 35 percent of the world's crude. Iraq's oil minister said Tuesday that three international oil producers have accepted the country's terms to develop two fields and submitted revised offers, a major breakthrough for Iraq's oil industry. The country's first postwar bidding round flopped June 30 after most oil companies rejected terms from the Iraqi government. Only one contract was awarded out of the eight oil and gas fields offered. In other Nymex trading, heating oil rose almost 3 cents to settle at $1.9234 a gallon, and gasoline for November delivery gained about 3.3 cents to settle at $1.8318 a gallon. In London, Brent crude rose $1.04 to settle at $72.40 on the ICE Futures exchange. - AP | josels | |
14/10/2009 05:27 | Oil prices near a new high for the year NEW YORK: Oil prices neared new highs for the year Tuesday as the dollar slipped against other major currencies, demonstrating how much the weakened U.S. currency can affect consumers globally. The U.S. dollar index, where the U.S. currency is measured against other major currencies, hit a 14-month low Tuesday. Because crude is bought and sold in dollars, it essentially becomes cheaper for international investors who have flooded into energy markets despite a big surplus of oil. Energy experts expect the government will report Thursday that crude supplies are still growing. That does not appear to be a deterrent for many investors because the dollar is so weak. Benchmark crude for November delivery gained 88 cents to settle at $74.15 on the New York Mercantile Exchange. At one point, prices reached $74.47, just short of the $75 reached on Aug. 25, when the driving season was still in full swing. Prices have now risen for four straight days and a barrel costs 4 percent more than it did one week ago. Natural gas, which is not sold only in dollars, tumbled 29.2 cents, nearly 6 percent, to $4.588 per 1,000 cubic feet on Nymex. On Tuesday, OPEC said China and other developing countries would push global oil demand up slightly next year, but added that any recovery would be "slow and weak." The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries supplies over 35 percent of the world's crude. Iraq's oil minister said Tuesday that three international oil producers have accepted the country's terms to develop two fields and submitted revised offers, a major breakthrough for Iraq's oil industry. The country's first postwar bidding round flopped June 30 after most oil companies rejected terms from the Iraqi government. Only one contract was awarded out of the eight oil and gas fields offered. In other Nymex trading, heating oil rose almost 3 cents to settle at $1.9234 a gallon, and gasoline for November delivery gained about 3.3 cents to settle at $1.8318 a gallon. In London, Brent crude rose $1.04 to settle at $72.40 on the ICE Futures exchange. - AP | josels | |
08/10/2009 14:19 | Gcm the next multi-bagger to be tipped on this thread £1-£20 in a short space of time with phulbari and j.v | welshwiz | |
28/9/2009 12:47 | i've never seen this bb so quiet.....weird.... | wookie77 | |
27/9/2009 13:23 | ok, will run that by the administrators too.... jeeeeeeeeeeez list of questions forever growing :) | wooosh2 | |
27/9/2009 13:20 | Ooer..... Looks like Ramco has gone to SEA..... :o) | lady jennifer | |
25/9/2009 07:40 | You can't use carrier pigeon, they fart too much. I guess your walking..... as long as you don't fart. | pilgrim74 | |
25/9/2009 07:33 | THE ROS THREAD IS NOW CLOSED AND WE HAVE NOW GONE GREEN FOR SEAENERGY WE HAVE DECIDED TO SAVE THE PLANET BY THROWING AWAY OUR COMPUTERS AND USING CARRIER PIGEON please send posts to cyberpigeon who will send them on | fathert | |
25/9/2009 07:30 | It is sea bd but dont think its been updated yet, go to sea thread started by wow400 | dickdanbayne | |
25/9/2009 07:27 | What is the ticket for Seaenergy now? Tried SEA doesnt work. TIA | bdawes | |
25/9/2009 06:56 | post 46763 and link in the header | talha2 |
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