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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Reabold Resources Plc | LSE:RBD | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B95L0551 | ORD 0.1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-0.0025 | -3.57% | 0.0675 | 0.065 | 0.07 | 0.07 | 0.0675 | 0.07 | 131,160,066 | 10:36:33 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Mgmt Invt Offices, Open-end | 560k | -45k | 0.0000 | N/A | 6.91M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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09/10/2019 13:27 | Keep ramping though 🔪🔪 🐑🐑 | ![]() under the radar | |
09/10/2019 13:25 | 1st placing 1.4p 2nd placing 0.9p If it was a license to print money you wouldn’t raise for less money !!!! SIMPLES 🚫🚫 | ![]() under the radar | |
09/10/2019 13:24 | You are going to be left holding the baby 👶 🍼 just like most of the 🐑🐑 🤫 | ![]() under the radar | |
09/10/2019 13:15 | Well it was leaked to BMD, who is best mates with Coil. I doubt the big iis have leaked it, it's Tim Nice but Dim getting the placing lower. Of course BMD pumped it a few days earlier on Rathlin takeover rumours so they could sell existing holding on a spike. However it's now in all their interests to see it rise, so they can pump away.Just further down the line don't fall for their bullcaca. | ![]() stockport loser | |
09/10/2019 12:09 | 1.4p last placing 0.9p this placing 0.5p next placing 🐑🐑 | ![]() under the radar | |
09/10/2019 11:06 | Great volume today, maybe could do 250m or do.Help to wash any stale bulls/weak holders/stags out then we can move forwards. | ![]() astralvision | |
09/10/2019 11:03 | L2 4:1 now, don't think the 0.95 is going to hold for too much longer although doubtless there will be a period of churn. | ![]() astralvision | |
09/10/2019 10:56 | World uses 90m bopd, that ain't changing any time soon! | ![]() astralvision | |
09/10/2019 10:50 | Don't worry SL. We don't need oil to run powerstations or factories, we can just wittle new electric cars out of donkey dung, it's easy here's one I made earlier.? | ![]() korvet | |
09/10/2019 10:49 | I reckon we need to churn a bill shares to clear up the book. There was a fair few pre sold in September pre placing, and of course there will be new entrants who will see it as a longer term hold. 125m before lunch, if we hit 200m today that's a great start. Although apparently most of this volume is due to a guy called Alan in Doncaster has just bought a Volkswagen e-up.... | ![]() stockport loser | |
09/10/2019 10:46 | Can't help it, the universe demands balance when idiots post uninformed speculation, thou I doubt chat boards have much sway in the real world. K. | ![]() korvet | |
09/10/2019 10:43 | Yes and neither does a Raleigh Chopper but we don't review the annual bikes sold do we?We all know about the increase in electric cars, which in the next decade will be more than made up by the increase in domestic air traffic in China alone. RBD is about proving up WN, longer term oil prices are not a key driver here as well you know. | ![]() stockport loser | |
09/10/2019 10:40 | Plastics, Trucks, Ships, Planes, Cars, will consume Oil/fuel for a long time yet | theclangers | |
09/10/2019 10:21 | Electric cars don't consume oil. | oilbuy | |
09/10/2019 10:21 | 🐑🐑 2 main sheep posting LOL Ramp a doodle doooooo 😂 | ![]() under the radar | |
09/10/2019 10:17 | oilbuy ....Just another low intelligent de-ramper ...when IF it did an ounce of research wouldn't need to ask those questions(5685) ... | ![]() grannyboy | |
09/10/2019 10:09 | Pittty you didn't know the top ! You would have multibagged then lol.WTI / Brent will drop under 50 in the next 12 months ! Trade wars lead to negative consumer sentiment across the globe. Negative interest rates.Car sales down in the US and across Europe. Electric car sales on the increase etc.Market cap back to £70m here. What is the oil production ?What are the lifting costs of that production ?Cant see this multibagging , you need to post facts and future for casts to get me slightly interested. | oilbuy | |
09/10/2019 09:59 | Hahaha ....'under the minimum mensa iq radar' isn't posting its emoji's to try and attempt at de-ramping is it ?... Not reading its posts as its on filter until I consider taking it off to chastise once West Newton is confirmed as the LARGEST oil find onshore UK in decades 'under the minimum mensa iq radar' is bored with waiting for something to happen at prd, it's waiting for a spike up in their share price so it can get out at less of a loss... | ![]() grannyboy | |
09/10/2019 09:50 | The other thread is being ruined so I will air my thoughts here. A little disappointed with price of this fundraiser, I was hoping for no less than a penny. However, to raise GBP24mln in this teetering market is some achievement. Looking at the bigger picture, this money is not to keep the lights on, its just bought RBD control of West Newton oil&gas field plus the remainder of the license it sits in. On top of that, they are taking an increased stake in Parta ahead of a second well. Something also tells me NS Curlew is progressing to drill decision, a decision that RBD can now make with a bit more comfort given the large cash cushion they have to fallback on. With the prospect of significant newsflow for the foreseeable, I think its crucial we allow bosses time to see the plan through. Thus far, they have run a steady ship and generated value for longterm holders. Of course the main focus will be WN, EWT and CPR. I don't think we'll have to wait too long for the revised testing plan as the main party is now cashed up for this development. Cash | ![]() cashandcard | |
09/10/2019 09:42 | Volume on Predator and Hardy today?Zero! | ![]() stockport loser |
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