Soco Share Discussion Threads

[emptyend] 30/5/2019 11:30

Just on the topic of rubbish investments, I'm clearing out some old papers and ran across my list of candidate investments from 4th Jan 1999, some two months before I bought in. They were:Premier.....at 16pCairn.....at 91pSOCO......at 48p (equivalent to 12p in today's money)British Borneo......at 100pEnterprise.....at 299pMonument......at 35p.....it could have been much worse.....

[stepone68] 30/5/2019 09:15

Well done rob. I sold the majority of mine in 2017, around 140-150p, thinking that I might end up regretting selling at the bottom.

Good news - it wasn't the bottom and it turned out to be a smart move.

Bad news - I bought back most of them in 2018 at around 80-90p thinking I was getting a bargain. Not such a smart move :0(

StepOne

[robs12] 30/5/2019 08:58

I have today, after many many years, sold my last small remaining stake in Soco.

I have learned a painful and expensive lesson.

Good luck to those still in, I sincerely hope it turns around for you.

[buywell2] 30/5/2019 05:16

ok

what about him ?

Knowing28 May '19 - 16:28 - 22708 of 22713
0 0 0
Moving up at a nice steady pace.

[lauders] 30/5/2019 01:54

Hopefully the M&A news will continue though TomKe22 and things may still prove rewarding from here. I really can't see SIA staying at these lows but there again I have been wrong here for several years and feel the pain so nobody should take ANY notice of me!

[tomke22] 29/5/2019 19:14

P.S.
When I describe the coming year as a 'stand-still' year I do recognise that the Company is working hard to develop the assets but I don't think the work they carry out will translate into News flow which will materially move the share price

The share price is on a swallow dive to oblivion and has been for a few years now. I deeply regret that I have continued to hold throughout this period.

The market has been and is telling us that there is something wrong with this investment and the holders have declined to listen.

regards
Tom

[tomke22] 29/5/2019 15:02

My reading of the presentation is that 2019 is planned to be another 'stand-still' year. Vietnam production guidance is given at 6500-7000 boepd.

The Seeking Alpha article below (posted earlier in the Thread) valued SIA at c£1.25 per share and raved on about the possibilities and the great Dividend yield. The market has given its verdict and valued it at roughly 50% of that value.


This is not an "end-game" - it would be a kindness to put this thread out of it's misery and start a new one.

The upside? The company was able to persuade a Bank to lend them money so hopefully the company will not go bust. The risks, that they use up to £250m on another acquisition and make a mistake.

Regards
Tom

[plasybryn] 29/5/2019 13:33

www.socointernational.com/presentations - The AGM presentation. I didn't attend.

[kenobi] 29/5/2019 10:05

Did anyone manage to make it to the AGM ??

For the first time in a number of years I didn't manage to get there, what impression did you get ?

What are the 12 months plans/prospects like ?

thanks K

[knowing] 28/5/2019 15:28

Moving up at a nice steady pace.

[ny boy] 28/5/2019 14:15

Whoever has talking about SDX has Code the letters mixed up! surely you meant (STX),which is a no brainer since 26p and potentially a double to come after FDA decision 27July!

Here just sit back and wait for change of sentiment and just collect the dividends, should start to motor Q4 and early into 2020

[buywell3] 25/5/2019 11:14

maybe 50 Billion brain cells ?

just a guess

[creditcrunchies] 25/5/2019 09:56

I don't understand why the brokers that cover this company are so negative the majority have this as just a hold the others are split on buy / sell. The consensus is just a hold. Their cash position is strong, they do have an issue with dividend cover though where earnings per share are barely sufficient to cover the cost of a dividend. Their projected revenues for 2019/2020 are getting closer to the years 2014/2015 their net profits projected are $35 mil 2019, $17 mil 2020 (not sure why it is projected to drop in 2020) taking us above 2014 numbers where the share price was trading between 200-400p. All I can think is we've had a huge dilution in shares to get where we are now. Maybe I missing something

[buywell2] 23/5/2019 14:04

66.6p ... ho ho
Those naughty MM's

Now the USA is tanking with OIL leading the way down $3 in a day




Who would have dreamed such a thing possible ?


What was the Tory Party thinking giving that woman such a job ?

Promoted WAY beyond her capabilities

Crass stupidity on a GRAND scale

Now the Tory Grandees reap the whirlwind and serve them right

THE people come first ... forget that at your peril

[stepone68] 23/5/2019 12:04

Presentation is there now.

[emptyend] 23/5/2019 11:27

IIRC correctly, the 2D is infilling an existing grid, prior to shooting 3D. Perhaps more info in presentation shortly?

[lauders] 23/5/2019 07:25

Thank you greyingsurfer. That makes sense. Can see the logic in that! Cheers.

[greyingsurfer] 23/5/2019 07:16

They'll presumably do a largish area of 2d to get an initial view - as they can cover a large area much more cheaply. I would expect after that's been analysed areas to be done in 3d over interesting areas before any drilling.

[lauders] 23/5/2019 07:04

Hopefully the start of better newsflow and a stronger shareprice. One query, sorry to be dim for those oilers with more experience, but why 2D seismic in Vietnam and not 3D? I thought the latter was much more helpful. Is it just cost?

[tournesol] 20/5/2019 16:57

not bitter, just disillusioned with SDX

[buywell3] 20/5/2019 16:06

66.6p

U naughty little MM's you

[knowing] 20/5/2019 15:15

Nice to see this in the blue

[ballymoss18] 20/5/2019 13:08

You sound bitter

[tournesol] 17/5/2019 20:13

Russiaguru

I wouldn't touch SDX and/or its assets with your bargepole, let alone my own.

[robs12] 17/5/2019 11:56

"has a lot of potential but poor execution".

A match made in heaven.. ;-)