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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Spitfire Oil Limited | LSE:SRO | London | Ordinary Share | BMG836741048 | ORD USD0.0005 (DI) |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 2.00 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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13/6/2014 08:57 | some article by doc holliday that no one seems to be able to find | acta_topup | |
13/6/2014 08:55 | forgive my asking, why the sudden interest,moved vey quickly from the off this morning. | partner | |
13/6/2014 08:48 | Looking good. Don't wait too long! | jxman | |
08/4/2014 16:49 | Still ninkov's been paid for doing sweet fa since 2008,not a bad little earner. | poleaxe | |
08/4/2014 15:46 | Seems your research is a bit faulty pjt. Griffin bought for 15p not 0.15p in 2008 and sold for 7p not much of a cash cow!! | clemo69 | |
08/4/2014 09:58 | However they do have cash, and lots of it way over the share price. | tara7 | |
08/4/2014 09:45 | pjt, A cash cow for Griffin????You must be joking......it cost them money and they have taken the hit on it.....they are out of it now at a loss...SRO is not a cash cow for anyone...its the absolute opposite. | mikey62 | |
31/3/2014 08:23 | Options drop out today, thus not a drag on earnings any more. Makes the company worth more. | tara7 | |
24/3/2014 15:58 | Dipped my toe in here this morning, been waiting for a retrace for the last 2 weeks gave up! Hope it doesn't retrace now!! Stormy | onlyonestorm | |
24/3/2014 08:55 | Sorry but both those stocks are in my mind far to cheap. A deal could come in any day. Low risk high return is my view. | tara7 | |
24/3/2014 08:52 | ..tiny buys!! | double6 | |
24/3/2014 08:49 | After those buys MM gone 2 V 1 | tara7 | |
24/3/2014 08:44 | THUS TO MAKE ANY REAL MONEY ON A DEAL THEY NEED TO BE LOOKING AT 25P PLUS IN MY VIEW. | tara7 | |
24/3/2014 08:39 | 12P OR THEY DO NOT GET THEM.!! | tara7 | |
24/3/2014 08:29 | 10p here before options run out at the end of the month ?? | double6 | |
24/3/2014 08:25 | Tara... Look at JQW also. Amazing potential ... Chineseb2b. With alibaba about to announce IPO, JQW could fly. | double6 | |
24/3/2014 08:20 | BUYING AGAIN THIS AM. | tara7 | |
22/3/2014 08:48 | Yes one has to knock ITRO £700,000 of that to give £3M cash v the market cap of under £2M. THUS FOR EACH £1.00 of cash you spend on the shares you get: £1.50P of cash Plus the rights and value of the project.(in the books at a cool £6M.!) Plus the chance of an RTO IN FOR FREE. VERY LOW RISK / high return share. | tara7 | |
22/3/2014 08:33 | (The 6.8 million is australian dollars. Thus, actually £3.7 million cash prior to buying back the Shares late December) | double6 | |
21/3/2014 17:02 | Not 53p, a large lump of that has gone into looking and trying to find a way to produce oil at the right price. It's rolled up costs. That said it will no doubt have value to another player but not 53p. I think the stock should be bought up to 15p with a view of ten bagging that over time if a deal is done. | tara7 | |
21/3/2014 15:52 | But if you are a director sitting around for the next 10 years getting paid to do nought would you close it down. | poleaxe | |
21/3/2014 15:23 | why not close down co & return 53p nav back to s/holders - approx 500% increase from today's 7.5p price | euclid5 | |
21/3/2014 15:19 | NTERIM STATEMENT FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 31st DECEMBER 2013 from recent a/cs - YE DEc 13 co had £6.8m in cash Net assets £13.84m / 25.884m shs = 53p Am I missing something here OR overlooked something - doesn't make sense! www.spitfireoil.com/ | euclid5 |
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