Tullow Oil Share Discussion Threads

[alfiex] 17/4/2021 07:27

So therefore it is rigged and corrupt?

[hades1] 16/4/2021 17:32

The Market Makers are doing nothing.Why do you think otherwise?Institutions, hedge funds etc are working the price up and down on SETS to suit their goals - using DMA robots.But nothing to do with Market Makers.Maybe 20 yrs ago it might have involved Market Makers but not today.

[sarkasm] 16/4/2021 17:20

NEXT IMPORTANT DATE Annual General Meeting 22 Apr 2021

[fizzmiss] 16/4/2021 17:13

You can't blame the company all is great news, for now, it's nothing but corrupt share price manipulation by the MM for their shorting sewer rat mates. BUT THE CEO NEEDS TO PULL HIS FINGER OUT AND GET THIS LOAN SORTED ..... PRONTO! Seen it all before over the last 2 years, the same share eroding process; never went up with oil like every other oiler stock or any with any good news, held in a very fine trading range then mega slammed down on the slightest drop in oil or on silly poor irrelevant news. TLW really needs to be taken over and the only way to get rid of the parasites stuck to its back. Disgusting how they can be so blatant and simply don't give a toss.

[alfiex] 16/4/2021 16:39

We have well and truly been shafted today. If oil drops back to say $63 we will be back to 30's definitely not an investment at the moment

[fizzmiss] 16/4/2021 16:23

Back to the old corrupt share price manipulation days. Can you imagine what the scum MM will drop the share price to under orders from Goldman Sucks if the oil price falls back a few cents, another drill duster, finance deal done (either way they will pick holes in it), falling out of the 250? Bear in mind none of the above has increased the share price; just goes to show how corrupt the share price manipulation is. Today has been yet another manipulated shocker. BAN SHORTING UNTIL A GOVERNING BODY IS IN PLACE TO MONITOR CORRUPT SHARE PRICE MANIPULATION AS WE SEE HERE.

[jimarilo] 16/4/2021 12:27

So you believe the bbc propaganda and you don't believe only 3% of pcr test are true positives I guess you have had your jab as well......good luck with your head in the sand approach .............. xxnjr15 Apr '21 - 08:35 - 54118 of 54126 0 6 1 Didn't listen. Anyone thinking Covid is a scam is clearly bonkers from my perspective. Have reluctantly filtered J for posting off topic.....

[alfiex] 16/4/2021 09:26

Looks like nearly twice as many buys than sells and oil around 70 whats going on?

[1liam] 16/4/2021 08:58

Talk about calling the kettle black.

[fizzmiss] 16/4/2021 08:55

You fail to understand, nothing historically moves the share price up unless the MM let it do so for their sewer rat shorting masters. If Goldman Sucks want 1p the MM will manipulate it down to 1p, simples Share price corrupt manipulation at its most blatant. Should be trading at least 70p well easy! BAN SHORTING UNTIL WE HAVE A GOVERNING BODY IN PLACE.

[xxnjr] 16/4/2021 08:41

Relax. Doesn't your broker advise that prices at/just after open and near the close can be volatile? It's normal. Anyway today is only 1/365th of 2021. What is more relevant is the price of oil for the other 364 days, the price of oil on the days cargoes are actually lifted and the impact of Tullows hedging on those numbers. If Tullow sort out the financing without any dilution and the OP stays above $60 then the share price ought to go up assuming Ghana drilling goes to plan.

[kulvinder] 16/4/2021 08:18

So. What was all that about at open, price dropped like a stone? Manipulation at it's best.

[mccracken227] 16/4/2021 08:02

Unbelievable opening oil $67.26

[waldron] 16/4/2021 07:25

European markets head for cautiously higher open, tracking global sentiment Published Fri, Apr 16 20212:06 AM EDTUpdated Fri, Apr 16 20212:14 AM EDT Elliot Smith @ElliotSmithCNBC Key Points Hopes of a swift global economic recovery were boosted Thursday by data showing U.S. retail sales jumped 9.8% in March, outstripping consensus expectations as additional stimulus sent consumer spending soaring. European investors will have an eye on final euro area inflation figures for March, due for release at 10 a.m. London time, along with February’s balance of trade data. China’s first-quarter gross domestic product and March industrial production missed economist expectations, while March retail sales topped projections. LONDON — European markets are set for a modestly higher open Friday after notching record highs the previous session, as global stocks take heart from strong U.S. economic data and recovery prospects. Britain’s FTSE 100 is seen around 14 points higher at 6,998, Germany’s DAX is set to climb around 48 points to 15,303 and France’s CAC 40 is expected to inch around 8 points higher to 6,242, according to IG data.

[fizzmiss] 15/4/2021 21:10

Oil was at $70 TLW was at 65p Oil now at $67 and TLW falls on the day. Something funny going on with the share price here, so blatantly corrupt! Every time Goldman Sucks gets involved with a company, the share price behaves very weirdly and not in a good way. BAN SHORTING!

[misca2] 15/4/2021 17:50

Delayed London Stock Exchange - 04/15 04:35:27 pm 49.07 GBX -1.15%

[la forge] 15/4/2021 13:30

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 66.34 +0.18%

[la forge] 15/4/2021 13:28

TULLOW OIL PLC (TLW) Real-time Estimate Quote. Real-time Estimate Cboe Europe - 04/15 01:21:51 pm 50.175 GBX +1.08%

[gregpeck7] 15/4/2021 08:36

Got to hand it to the tullow boys over at UOG they are absolutely killing it!

[xxnjr] 15/4/2021 08:35

Didn't listen. Anyone thinking Covid is a scam is clearly bonkers from my perspective. Have reluctantly filtered J for posting off topic..... accepting this reply is off topic!

[aalli] 15/4/2021 08:20

Remember at 50p this will trigger auto sells... this should go higher today if Brent goes the right way.

[waldron] 15/4/2021 07:40

European markets set for flat open with earnings and inflation in focus Published Thu, Apr 15 20212:09 AM EDTUpdated Thu, Apr 15 20212:29 AM EDT Elliot Smith @ElliotSmithCNBC Key Points Investors in Europe will be monitoring a host of March inflation data out of Germany, France and Italy on Thursday morning. The benchmark U.S. Treasury yield was hovering at around 1.6325% Thursday morning, ahead of the release of closely-watched weekly jobless claims figures and March retail sales data stateside, which are expected to offer further clues on the trajectory of the country’s economic recovery. LONDON — European markets are heading for a muted open Thursday, as investors digest a fresh round of corporate earnings and inflation figures from several major economies. Britain’s FTSE 100 is seen around 9 points higher at 6,949, Germany’s DAX is set to gain around 12 points to 15,221 and France’s CAC 40 is expected to open around 6 points higher at 6,206, according to IG data.