Tomco Energy Share Discussion Threads

[mn100] 29/4/2025 13:46

I've added a few. Will keep adding.

[fenners66] 29/4/2025 12:54

Some loser has already sold yesterdays purchase at a loss....3,121, 222 sold at 0.047 bought at 0.05 some never learn , unless of course the loss was accepted as part of the strategy of dumping others.

[the diddymen] 29/4/2025 11:45

Looks like yesterday;s move is fizzling. Re my previous post TOM could have ignored it on the grounds of materiality. As ever with TOM there will have been purpose and the immediate thought is testing the market for fund raising/directors' emoluments.

[riskyinvestor] 29/4/2025 11:36

MN100

Where is your trade ?

[kemche] 29/4/2025 10:55

Buys coming in now. ready to turn?

[rmart] 29/4/2025 08:14

MN100, LOL, waiting to see that 15m buy ……

[mn100] 29/4/2025 07:42

Big rise coming today. Taking another £10k worth early on.

[the diddymen] 28/4/2025 20:46

a 57% increase in a day merits an RNS advising investors of the company's view of the movement. There are no known reasons for the rise or we are aware etc.... Given that this is TOM the thought is to string it out a bit longer which will enable more stock to be forward sold.

[fenners66] 28/4/2025 20:36

Lets guess , placing incoming .....

[the diddymen] 28/4/2025 17:20

................................plus ca change

[haggismchaggis] 28/4/2025 17:06

Closed up 57.14%.
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The 50% rise started just after 1pm, USA morning time. If there was a leak about Utah it would be heard there first.
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See chart here:
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[haggismchaggis] 28/4/2025 16:45

rmart,
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Let's see tomorrow if we get one of those 200 to 300 percent rises that appear on the leaderboard every few weeks, then we'll know something is afoot.

[darmz] 28/4/2025 16:36

Placing guys sorry

[rmart] 28/4/2025 16:19

looks like a deal is coming, let the forum wars begin again ... lol

[mn100] 28/4/2025 16:03

News on drill ?

[mn100] 28/4/2025 16:02

Looking good today

[fenners66] 26/4/2025 14:05

So we are still here commenting - years after the gamblers , losers , rampers and charlatans told us we had it all wrong...

[the diddymen] 25/4/2025 19:26

A month and not a squeak on the other thread........

[the diddymen] 22/4/2025 21:18

25 March since the last post on reichy's thread. Perhaps a bit of reality setting in. Not a hide nor hair of Stuart "I'll be back" Little for ages. Stuart will have to go down as missing in action.

A few others names missing - AJJ, Golding, Vauch and others. While I have not heard the fat lady sing yet, you do have to be sorry for these people who have been shafted by directors, whose principal driver is an NED's remuneration, and their little acolytes on these boards who hope to make a bob or two at others expense.

[the diddymen] 14/4/2025 09:21

1d, the 'gruel' gets thinner at every offering. The 'honest failure' of the board will no doubt coincide with cash for directors' emoluments running out.

[1dutchman] 12/4/2025 16:18

TD - the failure of the share price to reflect any of the ructions in the market over the last week shows that shareholder interest is as derelict as the BOD. However, a quick scan of the LSE board discloses attempts to pump up TOM based on Lafayette Energy's IPO plans. It really is laughable but I admit to being too indifferent to warn any possible Lafayette investors of the futility (not that ANY oil and gas IPOs are going to fly in the current market). Though Lafayette's BOD appears to have a relevant background (unlike TOM's), they have shown their fatuity by having Valkor act as their operating team. Once again, Valkor pockets the cash but takes no risk. And a closer inspection shows that the reserves estimation was done by Valkor's chosen Canadian G&G group (Chapman?) that provided estimates for the CORT enterprise - - a group that has no experience with oil sands (old hands might recall that TOM had to pay to 'import' sand because the CORT pilot plant had been sited in an area where the 'oil' sands were apparently too deep to mine). Additionally, the presentation overlooks the fact that Valkor never achieved commercial production from their two test wells. Instead, the estimated 40 bbls/day per well comes from the downhole heater manufacturer (it is unclear whether this was the maker of the heaters that failed, or the replacements for which there was never any claim of success). It goes on and on, but the conclusion is that Lafayette's plans are as thin gruel as TOM's ever was. I do hope that someone warns them off Valkor before more millions are wasted.

[the diddymen] 07/4/2025 14:10

Not that anymore damage can be done to this wreck but the fall in crude price fall is going to rub salt into an open wound.

[the diddymen] 04/4/2025 12:23

Probably time to blame Trump and close up shop.

[wilson2] 27/3/2025 09:34

What happened to the oil samples from 5 years ago, did the results ever come back?