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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Range Resources Limited | LSE:RRL | London | Ordinary Share | AU0000065989 | ORD NPV (DI) |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.035 | 0.03 | 0.04 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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20/7/2019 10:32 | what about... I'm a lying, conniving, malicious ramper 1/1000 (if you can find anyone to take the bet) | skinwalker | |
20/7/2019 09:20 | How could I have forgot Cymruhydd - I also missed Gordon I am innocent and it’s all lies 250/1 | rangenoresources | |
20/7/2019 09:07 | The UK is "DEEPLY CONCERNED" LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL | dodge_city | |
20/7/2019 09:02 | You forgot my wife knows what I have been up to 1000/1 I’m debt free even though land registry entries confirm otherwise 500/1 | cymrurhydd | |
19/7/2019 21:03 | Great news in tonight from the Straits of Hormuz. | dodge_city | |
19/7/2019 19:30 | Why would a welsh person be interested in who is going to be prime minister? Boris Johnson has no interest in such an insignificant country and does not like Seagull pie!! | rangenoresources | |
19/7/2019 18:48 | Nice to see you post on this "private" thread, CH. Seems the thread has been abandoned by our troll - possibly his sub has run out. | lewisyfawr | |
19/7/2019 18:46 | Have you seen AEX RNS today. Looks quite promising. Hope Range can deliver something more than the usual smoke and mirrors in next few days. | lewisyfawr | |
19/7/2019 18:35 | Lewis has been punished and put on the twilight shift for disobeying Coco1 | rangenoresources | |
19/7/2019 18:29 | Rnr There is only one poster who posts in the middle of the night, on BST, and it’s none of us........poor pet troll Wasting his hard earned money, on an advfn upgrade 🤣🤣 | cymrurhydd | |
19/7/2019 18:19 | Hi Celtic. Am not missing any of their "bants". It has added nothing to my life or wellbeing for last 12 months. I still think it is one person doing it all, however odd that might sound to some. He is ill, and am sure it is his therapy. However, I have a doubt that skin is part of the consortium of talents. I think he may actually be a creepy loner who thinks he has loads of friends. He certainly appears to be the thickest member of the ensemble. Great weekend ahead. Hope yours will be similar. Looking for two things next week. New PM and news from Nine Elms. | lewisyfawr | |
19/7/2019 18:12 | Coco-1 - what do you mean "if WE all filter them..." We all know that all four of you hopeless Cocos live in and post from the little bedsit in Aberteifi. | skinwalker | |
19/7/2019 17:35 | We all know who the oxygen thieves are on this board Just awaiting another FOAD comment | rangenoresources | |
19/7/2019 17:11 | Good call Lewis, if we all filter them it starves them of the oxygen he/they need. | celticheart07 | |
19/7/2019 16:42 | im hoping oil prices collapse my Mazda RX8 ( 232 ) is a thirsty beast. That's why I drive wor lasses Suzuki Swift ( Ronaldo had one ) hahaha | 1manos | |
19/7/2019 16:41 | Lewisyfawr - have some balls and come out of the shadow of your pay master. He is struggling to pay you because he isn't as successful as he says he is - do your own research if you don't believe me | rangenoresources | |
19/7/2019 16:10 | Steady end to week, shareholders. Oil good at $55.30 (long way above sub $40 a couple of years ago when it was not profitable to be drilling oil at all as it was costing Range over $40 a barrel in production costs alone. Now it costs only $31 a barrel, so a nice little earner. No change in Range share price today. No change in AMINEX today. So wonder why I have got millions of filtered posts. No, certainly not tempted to peek. Troll is quite ill, and I really don't want to descend to his level. | lewisyfawr | |
19/7/2019 15:59 | What is not to like?Oil prices plunged again on Thursday, dragged down by fears of slowing demand.An unexpected increase in inventories underscored the downside risk to oil prices. The EIA reported a drawdown in crude stocks, but a huge 9.25 million barrel combined increase in gasoline and diesel inventories, which surprised traders. Also, gasoline demand plunged by 0.5 mb/d in the week ending on July 12, although week-to-week changes are typical and make the data a bit noisy.Crude prices sold off on the news, falling by nearly 3 percent on Thursday.The data release renewed fears of a slowdown in demand. But cracks in U.S. demand are larger than one week's worth of data. "The [year-on-year] increase in demand for the year to 11 July was just 29 thousand barrels per day (kb/d), up 0.1%," Standard Chartered wrote in a note. "Demand will have to be strong for the rest of the year if consensus forecasts for 2019 growth are to be achieved." The investment bank sees U.S. oil demand only rising by 89,000 bpd this year, while the EIA expects a stronger 248,000-bpd increase. Standard Chartered says U.S. oil demand "appears consistent with a slowing economy."The worrying thing for the oil market is that the U.S. economy has held up better than elsewhere. In China, GDP growth has slowed to its weakest pace in nearly three decades. India, which is widely seen as the most important source of oil demand growth in the medium- and long-term, has also disappointed.The International Energy Agency (IEA) said that global oil demand only grew by 0.45 mb/d in the second quarter. That contributed to a surprise 0.5 mb/d supply/demand surplus in the second quarter. As recently as June the IEA anticipated the oil market would see a 0.5 mb/d deficit.The agency said that there were many reasons for tepid demand in recent months. "European demand is sluggish; growth in India vanished in April and May due to a slowdown in LPG deliveries and weakness in the aviation sector; and in the US demand for both gasoline and diesel in the first half of 2019 is lower year-on-year," the IEA wrote in its July Oil Market Report.Nevertheless, the IEA stuck with its full-year forecast for demand growth at 1.2 mb/d, arguing that economic growth would rebound in the second half of 2019. Some of that optimism hinges on a resolution to the U.S.-China trade war, which seems a bit speculative. Reports suggest that trade negotiations are "stalled" while the Trump administration wrestles with how to handle Chinese tech giant Huawei. The Trump-Xi meeting on the sidelines of the G20 conference in June was supposed to lead to a restart in trade talks, but as the Wall Street Journal reports, no meetings have been scheduled as of yet. The WSJ also said that the Trump administration "appears to have resigned itself to a drawn-out battle."That certainly calls into question the optimism surrounding the IEA's demand growth figures. "Both IEA and EIA remain optimistic in assuming an economic rebound in 2H19 and see global demand growth nearly tripling from ~0.6 mb/d y/y in 1H19 to ~1.5-1.8 mb/d y/y in 2H19," said Allyson Cutright, Senior Analyst at Rapidan Energy Group. "While we do see some pickup in 2H19, in particular in China due to macroeconomic stimulus and eased restrictions on gasoline-cars, the overall trend in agency revisions is still probably headed down."Weak demand and rising supply are creating a perfect storm heading into 2020. The IEA said that the "call on OPEC" could fall by 0.8 mb/d next year, and even that is based on the agency's rather optimistic demand growth figures.As a result, OPEC+ has a serious problem on its hands. On the one hand, it can continue to cut production in order to prevent oil prices from collapsing. But that would require mustering up consensus and taking on deeper sacrifice. The alternative is not much better. OPEC+ can keep the current production cuts in place (or abandon them altogether) and let prices crash."Our balances have long assumed OPEC+ would have to extend and deepen cuts next year and project Saudi Arabia will be the brunt of the additional cuts," Allyson Cutright of Rapidan Energy Group said. "Our most recent update sees Saudi Arabia need to cut production toward the low-9 mb/d range next year, and that's assuming decent economic growth."Rapidan is betting that OPEC+ will opt for cutting, which might be just enough to head off a price slide. "However, if a recession develops or US sanctions on Iran are removed, then the deluge of new oil would more likely prove too large for OPEC+ to manage and oil prices would bust," Cutright said. | rangenoresources | |
19/7/2019 14:12 | School bell has sounded or has the troll but let loose for good behaviour?Licking Celticheart07 again I see | rangenoresources |
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