Rockhopper Exploration Share Discussion Threads

[gozzie2] 06/12/2024 13:18

That's where the greatest PM came from apparently lol ??The great Riski ?Eh??What happened to him ?

[gozzie2] 06/12/2024 13:15

Two clowns ?Anyone following GOZZIE2 would have realised that he p1ssed off every RKH with the truth on lse ?44p to 4p Then told everyone to buy from 6p ?I absolutely sold the shares I bought in October?Actually on the strength of this Irishmans advice lol ?P1ssed up ?I listen and learn ?You Eiderdown haven't a f00king clue lol ??FACT

[the patriotic irishman] 06/12/2024 12:54

lol duckdown that's a proper crimbo cracker 🎉


"still be holidaying in Southampton for years to come"


PMSL 🤣🤣🤣

[duckdown] 06/12/2024 12:02

Sozzled is the new Chessmaster: Walter Mitty.

Claims to have “inheritedR21; shares when he bought at the top.
Claims to have bought at 8p - couldn’t even pick the bottom of 6p!
Claims to have sold on the recent spike but didn’t say so until it dropped back.

A pure fantasist. Still be holidaying in Southampton for years to come!

[gozzie2] 06/12/2024 11:46

Well the flying hasn't been much good to you??I've got a good Xmas out of it ??Cheers GB news ?

[duckdown] 06/12/2024 11:44

“At least we know this can fly on good news”.

Sozzled: the master of stating the bleeedin obvious.

[gozzie2] 06/12/2024 11:20

At least we know this can fly on good news ?

[gozzie2] 06/12/2024 11:13

The islands need the oil ?They are skint ??The Falkland Islands government explained during a town hall meeting this week why they are exploring options for borrowing in view of the fact that over the next five years the programme of works investment would reach £350 million, including the construction of a new port terminal, the electricity generating plant, the Falkland Islands government, the T in addition to programs related to housing, roads and waste disposal plant.The person in charge of explaining the scope of the situation, and the reasons, was the Secretary of Finance, Pat Clunie, based on the authorization granted for this type of operation by the Executive Council of the Islands, at its last meeting in November.In turn, Tracey Prior, Senior Manager of the Islands Treasury explained that the issue was complicated and that credits or bonds had been requested backed by the United Kingdom institution, in charge of financing exports, related to the operation of the port that involved Haraland and Wolf of Belfast, but that succumbed because the century-old company fell due to an administration overwhelmed by debts. and without the intention of rescuing it by the current British government.In any case, the budget for the new port is still in place, as is that of the accesses, and "we are also facing a significant reduction in the government's finances over the next five and a half years, to be able to face the ambitious plan of capital investment works that we aspire to be able to complete," Cluny said."In total we expect to be able to access a loan of £100 to £150 million to meet the investment plan, and in early 2025 the finance team will be in touch to see how that amount of funds can be accessed in that year."And he added that the government of the Islands is not only after a long-term loan but has also changed the administrators of the investment fund of the Islands, HSBC, which allows it to access a loan from Lombard HSBC.Prior said that a short-term loan will be backed by liquid assets of the Isles government, and anticipated that HSBC could provide some £40 million in order to meet cash flows, liquidity, for the next twelve months.Clunie and Prior during the assembly explained that this type of operation is similar to that of a credit card, for example, "the end of the month is approaching and the washing machine and dishwasher break, a week before receiving your salary and the repairs are put on account of the credit card that will be paid at the end of the month."In other words, a bridge between the time we pay for repairs and the moment we receive our income to be able to pay those debts incurred.One of those present at the assembly asked if the worst possible scenario had been estimated, the oil industry does not bear fruit and fishing, or some of the fisheries fail, which then?Clunie responded that oil has not been included in any of the models or as a possible future source of income, but "we have modeled a scenario with a fall in tax revenues from corporations, the losses that may be generated by the non-harvest of Loligo, and the estimates of lower collection for subsequent years.""We may have underestimated, or even overestimated, but we can't design all the possible models either. The five-year period gives us the flexibility to make the changes we deem necessary. If fishing does indeed collapse, we will have to make very serious decisions... to pay the budget and financing."Clunie said that commensurate monitoring with governance reports will be complemented by tri-monthly reports submitted to the Permanent Finance Commission. He recalled that the Loan Ordinance of 1979 states that a 'survival' fund must be installed, "in order to have funds provided exclusively to meet the debt."Moreover, such a survival fund as it grows can be placed to ease the burden on a longer-term horizon.At the end of November, the Executive Council, now made up of the elected legislators, Leona Roberts, Jack Ford and Mark Pollard, ordered the authorization for the government of the Islands to access short and long-term loans, but in view of the unusual situation and the operation that has been scheduled, The approval of the British Minister of State will also be required. And this is the case when he or she presides over the Executive Council, and usually does not vote, can intervene because his or her task is not necessarily to govern but to ensure good governance and order in the British Overseas Territory.

[gozzie2] 06/12/2024 11:00

GB news should be investigated and that M0gg ???They can't be that thick ??"Pump and dump" schemes have two parts. In the first, promoters try to boost the price of a stock with false or misleading statements about the company.Falklands veteran Simon Weston has expressed his delight at the major oil discovery off the British territory, declaring he is "thrilled for the people of the Falklands".Speaking to GB News, Weston emphasised the significance of the find for the islands' future prosperity.

[gozzie2] 06/12/2024 10:38

Buy the Irishman could have sold over 20 ??He only got 17 ???

[herecomesthesun] 06/12/2024 09:12

CRIKEY duck

you think gobby will now move on from this board ?


she's just as likely be here for another 14 years waiting for 88p !!


bwahahahahahahahaha :)

[duckdown] 06/12/2024 08:13

Sozzled has finally sold out. He will now move on from this board.

[gozzie2] 06/12/2024 00:32

Absolute BS this stockmarket ?I had a small bet on a company called SQz bio a c@ncer treatment drug about 4 years ago and it shot up at Xmas 50 percent in a day I took 1200 profitIt went bankrupt .Absolute sht that this flew up on an RNS that had put back FID I got lucky as I had bought some believing FID could be 2024 as stated in October?I wasn't giving that profit back I wished I'd sold the lot p1ssed lol

[gozzie2] 06/12/2024 00:22

Sorry Brazil ,you was having a go at Tizer lol?I'm thin skinned???

[gozzie2] 05/12/2024 23:46

Well if I can make 5k in 6 weeks ?Same again please ?Cheers ??TheChessMasterPosts: 865Price: 18.00No OpinionRE: Tree shakeToday 22:50The herd are leaving as quick as they came, trades going through at 17.Doesn't really matter to those in for OM & FID or beyond but its naturally better to be at a higher price when any of the catalysts land.Nothing surprises in this wild game of chance

[gozzie2] 05/12/2024 22:17

Watch out for disgruntled RKH shareholders using zimmerframes ?

[gozzie2] 05/12/2024 19:29

Il be buying these back I sold the other day if it gets any lower ?Cancel those gloves ?News??Absolutely none ?FACTBe eagle-eyed for all news relating to companies you hold shares in, and you'll be better able to spot tree shakes and not get caught out.

[trop2] 05/12/2024 18:11

6 milestones.5 missions and back of the queue for a partridge in a pear tree son of a toolmaker