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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Tlou Energy Limited | LSE:TLOU | London | Ordinary Share | AU000000TOU2 | ORD NPV (DI) |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-0.05 | -2.44% | 2.00 | 2.00 | 2.10 | 2.05 | 2.00 | 2.05 | 506,269 | 16:35:05 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Leather Tanning & Finishing | 0 | -4.24M | -0.0039 | -10.26 | 43.06M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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11/5/2018 11:49 | When Tlou gets close to your beloved Kenmare (-99.9%) wealth destruction then we can have a little chat. In the meantime share price is up post IPO. | wheniamfree | |
11/5/2018 11:46 | Clearly you are one in the same person. | wheniamfree | |
11/5/2018 07:07 | Blisters nobody could have foreseen a delay in the RFP. This is AIM and people don’t like delays which is of course the reason why the share price has came back. The shares rallied over 300% from their lows so moves generally are large in either direction. Other than a delay nothing much has changed the company still have an RFP to tender, all other routes remain open, they still have commercial reserves (infact 1000% more at 2P), they still have all the approvals and production licences and they still are progressing the remaining points prior to an offtake. What a silly comment to make lol. Pair of you need to grow up a little your attempts of deramping are getting more desperate each time. As I said, nobody believes a word either of you post - you need an audience of which there are zero. Most have you filtered or just ignore you. | wheniamfree | |
11/5/2018 00:36 | Blisters - Tidd is the paid ramper. Whendy is nothing more than a half bred donkey. Anyway I imagine the retender detail should be out soon enough - then the sun, moon and stars bleating will all begin again ... For anyone with sense, it is probably the last chance salon. | donkey40 | |
10/5/2018 23:04 | Here's what the clown Tidd had to say exactly 6 months ago 10th Nov 2017: "Expansion is going to light a rocket up this, all adds to the bottom line valuation. Not many shares and a tightly held register wirh no debt. Anyone buying in needs to come in on market and we are at the stage where bigger funds and IIs are going to be interested. Tlou are the only Company with commercial gas and all the right permits in place to develop, produce and sell. Strong team and proven track records. Only one way this will go now that the rerate is now in motion." TLOU share price 10/11/17 - 14.25p TLOU share price today - 7.9p !!! So the only one way was DOWN by a massive 44.56%. So all the PI's who invested their savings or pensions based on the above have lost nearly half their money. Conclusion: Tidd/Whendy are lying paid rampers who want you to lose your money. In my humble opinion, steer clear of this share - it is beyond toxic. | blisters | |
10/5/2018 21:31 | I’d say you’ve lost it but not quite sure you ever had it to begin with. I see now I’ve had to correct you and point out the flaws in your previous posts you change the subject? Says a lot about your character, oh dear. | wheniamfree | |
10/5/2018 21:27 | “JTD the government change has been in place around 5 weeks so you need to focus your timeline correctly. You are focussing on one thing for offtake of which there are many and negating all other scenarios and achievements.” Who said last year - big news to drop any moment. Blue sky ahead. Don’t sell as you will miss the boat. And 9 months later - the sage has spoken: focus your timeline correctly. And you have the nerve to say I talk BS. I think an apology is overdue mate !!! Fraud, fraudster, stooge, company plant - rumbled mate. You are 100% rumbled !! | donkey40 | |
10/5/2018 20:21 | Talking to someone who isn’t here again? First sign of madness. Last I checked BPC are state owned and subsidised by Gov so in terms of underwriting it would effectively be as good as a government signature itself. What Tidd has written is also correct in that a tender is not required and a direct negotiation between BPC and Tlou or even the PPADB and Tlou can be established with ministerial sign off. Come back when you have some idea of what it is you’re talking about. That’s atleast two major hiccups from you in the last hour and a half. Clearly still out of your depth. | wheniamfree | |
10/5/2018 20:05 | Tidd - stop misleading people. Multiple Offtakes are a complete and utter fantasy. There is no such rainbow !!! You are a Fraud !!! | donkey40 | |
10/5/2018 20:02 | Ah brilliant - Buzz is in the house. Short sharp and stupid as usual. Better still, Tidd is showing his stupidity now - “ The BPC PPA can be granted without any tender process as can a PPA from any other offtake both from within Botswana or external to it.“ Tidd - tell me this mate. Who is going to support the market side of a PPA signed by BPC? It is well enough know in-country BPC are anything but well funded. Do you really think Lenders are going to lend to such a PPA without support mechanism of some sort underwriting it? Now where would that have to come from .... Amusing that you say I post BS. Mate, i’m just loving this at the moment ... Hard luck JTD - you had the nerve to criticise and challenge... Good old Buzz thinks you are me - what a great guy ! Buzz the superhero dork !! | donkey40 | |
10/5/2018 18:58 | DYOR - I have. “PS - the cost of infrastructure Tlou will need to connect to this line will be a bit of a problem for a small scale up to 10MW power generation plant.” And I’m the numptie? Lol. | wheniamfree | |
10/5/2018 18:30 | Ah Whendy - good boy. You found the link. One day you will have a very confusing moment when you break out into a cold sweat - you will actually ask yourself am I actually very clever and have you been very stupid. For now though you continue to operate as a numptie. Next - can you get the line the 400kv line is running (clue - it’s not a straight line) and then tell me the closest point to Tlou’s leases. Come back and let’s talk turkey then. PS - the cost of infrastructure Tlou will need to connect to this line will be a bit of a problem for a small scale up to 10MW power generation plant. Man, you are so far behind currently it actually has stopped being any fun. Keep ‘impressing | donkey40 | |
10/5/2018 17:47 | I rest my case - he is a plant who’s sole purpose is to constantly promote the stock. With all the delays and missed targets, never ever never one word of negative sentiment against the company. “You are focussing on one thing for offtake of which there are many and negating all other scenarios and achievements” If which there are many - how does he know? Have we been provided any details? No - just that as soon as the RFP delay was announced, the exact same RNS hastily included a para designed to reassure the retail herd not to panic Capt Mannering. I wonder what stock Capt Tiddler has moved on to promote now, given this one is giving him sooooooo much free time currently | donkey40 | |
10/5/2018 15:41 | Additionally to the RFP, the various PPA routes etc. There is also discussions to be had with a route to grid via a partnership or JV with another provider. Could this perhaps be a solar tender in which Tlou will provide baseload and share costs on infrastructure? It certainly was mentioned in one of the interviews back in Feb, there are so many angles here you choose to ignore however, given your clear agenda and MO do I wonder why? No. Over and out, I will not be replying to any junk you try and post in response to these FACTUAL points. I know your sociopathic narrcisms require you to get the final word but I’m really not interested. | wheniamfree | |
10/5/2018 15:36 | Just read your article Blisters, is that the best of your ability to deramp? One specific abbreviation not mentioned in an article and you write off the entire solution? Laughable. Infact that article highlights the clear appetite for fossil fuels and mentions the extensive coal resources (of which CBM is extracted from). So indirectly it is actually considered. Also one thing to note from the same article; “However, it is unlikely that many African countries will be able to afford – or even have access to – some of the backup solutions required to turn wind and solar into a 24/7 resource.” Now who is looking to create a gas/solar hybrid with a local cbm resource as baseload which is an a-typical pairment to renewables the world over? Ah yes, Tlou Energy. | wheniamfree | |
10/5/2018 15:12 | Excellent, insightful, and realistic article (published today) on the macro energy requirements for the Southern African states and the only economical and relevant solutions available going forward. Sorry FanBoys - No mention whatsoever, yet again, of CBM. Here's the link: hxxps://www.thenatio Cheers, | blisters | |
10/5/2018 11:58 | “One whiff of news here from one of the many channels and this will re-rate” It was going to explode in 2017 following the RFP - and didn’t. Now it has ‘many channels’ in 2018 and will explode on news - oh really, is that so !! Well all I will say is the people that appear to matter in facilitating the development of a gas economy in Bots sure as heck don’t seem to be in any great rush. And I still object to the disingenuous way in which Tidd and friends try to persuade everyone that just becoz BPOPF places their money with African Alliance for AA to invest and manage on behalf of BPOPF, that someone gives tacit consent that Govt money is invested in Tlou on some kind of ‘assured of success’ basis. Ladies - if you don’t understand the contractual flows and also the expectations of avoidance of conflicts of interest here, then you really need to go and talk to someone clever | donkey40 | |
08/5/2018 16:52 | A small top up for me today. I feel I've reached my level for the amount of risk here but the upside is good and I'm excited for the near term future of the Co. Hopefully we'll hit the teens and stay up there this time (solid deals will help). | billyboychrisd | |
08/5/2018 15:28 | Competition? Just because they are to carry out a CBM project in a separate country is hardly competing. If I owned a steakhouse in London and a firm opened one in Calais does that mean they are competing too? Secondly, as satsuma points out - how does one investor working in Zim mean bots is suddenly no go territory for anybody else? Your posts are laughable. | wheniamfree |
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