Range Resources Share Discussion Threads

[aseyho] 10/3/2019 09:00

"Market seeming to quite like the new "truthful" Range. "

What indicators are you getting to support the above?

I see an almost as long time low shares price at less than 5% of their debt and very poor trading volumes and no consistent rise, except for the spike a few weeks back that you already dismissed as inconsequential.

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[rangenoresources] 10/3/2019 07:52

What is your hourly rate?

[celticheart07] 09/3/2019 23:34

You couldn't afford me

[lewisyfawr] 09/3/2019 15:15

Market seeming to quite like the new "truthful" Range. Always thought trying to hide bad news was a no-goer. Shareholders are backing them all the way now - refer to the recent vote about teh new share issue.

[lewisyfawr] 09/3/2019 15:13

Looking forward to half year report on Friday. And troll running out of cash 3 days later. So no more stupid posts. Oh, joy!!!

[rangenoresources] 09/3/2019 13:14

ASEYHO - half year report is going to be carnage on the 15th What is not to like?

[aseyho] 09/3/2019 12:37

What we talking about now, windows?

Be back for the interims.

[nas_daq] 09/3/2019 12:10

Does anyone know which name coco is referring to as it’s a bit difficult to know who he is talking about as he seems to have an aversion to the reply button....🤣🤣🤣

Celticheart07 - 15 Jan 2019 - 10:21:27 - 15424 of 17932 Range Resources - A New Beginning - RRL
If you are going to attack me do it by name and you will see that admin on works very well or did you not wonder where some of your other IDs went to?

[nas_daq] 09/3/2019 11:57

Cocoheart07

Stick to fakebook your boasts will go unchallenged there as will your lies....average 1p ....you posted on iii you had 2m at 2.1p and you boasted you topped up another million at 0.28p whilst simultaneously advising sharestopper to sell at 0.28p was a bad idea...you do the maths and who called it more accurately .....will your ego let you admit your failures.....somehow I doubt it....

[rangenoresources] 09/3/2019 11:39

Nas - how dare you criticise the George Soros wannabe!!I bet George putties his windows as well as he is better than professionals who do it day in day out

[rangenoresources] 09/3/2019 11:37

Of course you did. We all believe you.

[celticheart07] 09/3/2019 11:09

"...If you have to putty your own windows as a cost-cutting exercise"

There was never any question of it being a cost cutting exercise, I had it done professionally 3 years ago and wasn't happy with the result. Decided to do it myself
to a much higher standard of preparation which I then paid to have repainted.

[skinwalker] 09/3/2019 08:19

Yes, I must say I have much more faith in cocoheart's assessment. He's my guru.

Err..Officer Dribble - didn't you say Nasdaq and I were one and the same?

[nas_daq] 09/3/2019 08:06

RnR

I prefer to stick with cocoheart07’s analysis of the price of oil with his £900 investment, and his incredible ability to turn £45k into £900, rather than a sovereign wealth fund with $1.03 trn invested....it’;s a no brainer

[rangenoresources] 09/3/2019 07:21

Oil prices sold off on Friday on weak data from China, poor jobs figures in the U.S., and news that Norway's sovereign wealth fund was divesting from the oil sector.Friday, March 8th, 2019Oil sinks on weak Chinese data. Weak economic data in China dragged down crude oil in early trading on Friday. "The trade surplus shrank unexpectedly sharply in February because exports slumped by more than 20% year-on-year. Imports were down year-on-year for the third month in a row. All of this fuels new fears about the economy in China and the world," Commerzbank wrote in a note. "That said, Chinese crude oil imports appeared unaffected by any of this in February: according to the Chinese customs authorities, they soared by 22% year-on-year to 10.23 million barrels per day – their third-highest level ever."China oil demand could peak by 2025. China is already the world's largest market for electric vehicles, and EVs could translate into peak demand – at least in China – as early as 2025. That conclusion comes from Morgan Stanley, which sees a peak coming much sooner than most analysts. "China will no longer be the growth driver of global crude demand," Andy Meng wrote in March 5 report. "We believe the refiners and petroleum stations are the largest potential losers, while the battery companies are likely to become the key winners."

[skinwalker] 08/3/2019 22:16

But thats my point!
If you have to putty your own windows as a cost-cutting exercise, what kind of globe-trotting international businessman can you be?
Not a good one is my suggestion!

[rangenoresources] 08/3/2019 21:41

So good you can't even spell the brand correctly https://www.campanile.com/en

[rangenoresources] 08/3/2019 21:39

Skin - but if your ego says you are better than the experts you will do it yourself.I think it's a cost cutting exercise due to poor investment and lack of funds to get professionals in to do the job properly.