Tullow Oil Share Discussion Threads

[cricklewood] 20/8/2015 08:19

WTF is going on FFS.

[dlewis1] 20/8/2015 08:19

Can't believe I didn't sell this at £411. This is not for the faint hearted. Think this will head to £150 if it doesn't hold at £180.

[azalea] 20/8/2015 07:56

Time will tell. Whatever oil Iran sells to China, its clearly not enough to prevent its economy being on the skids. Iran's oil fields have been starved of maintenance, equipment and the latest technology. All of which will be corrected if sanctions are lifted.

[phowdo] 20/8/2015 07:37

Irans oil supply build will only be gradual.
Who do you think they were selling all their oil to previously? It was going out the back door to the likes of China.

[azalea] 20/8/2015 07:33

NY Boy
The sole purpose of Iran agreeing to a deal over its nuclear enrichment programme, is to get US sanctions on its sale of oil to Western countries removed and thereby earn hundreds of millions of dollars which are badly needed to revive its economy. If successful, Iran will immediately take steps to boost oil production with numerous oil companies rushing to win contracts from the government. There could already be in waiting a pent up oil supply ready for immediate sale, once sanctions are lifted. There is no way it will take several years for Iran to boost is oil production.

[cricklewood] 20/8/2015 07:09

Keep at it lads and you will be seriously burned at this low price ?;;;

[cat100] 20/8/2015 00:17

$25 to $30 oil on it's way. Mark this post

[ny boy] 19/8/2015 23:55

Why would it bounce back, we are entering the shoulder/low season! Even Tropical storm Danny seems to be weakening already, no other help in that area.

This stock will sink again tomorrow, the rout may see these sub 100p maybe as low as 50-70p over the next 6-12 months,if they can survive the harsh road ahead.

Looks like a lot of pain in the energy/commodity sector to come

[cricklewood] 19/8/2015 22:21

Crude oil looks set to bounce back to about $60

[bobsidian] 19/8/2015 20:16

This is beginning to have the feel of at least another near term capitulation phase throughout the oil exploration sector.

But I suspect we need to see BP. at £3 and RDSB at around £12.50 before the ultimate share price lows are in.

[ny boy] 19/8/2015 20:15

I doubt Iran is capable of bringing much supply on stream,most of their machinery equipment needs updating, you are probably looking at several years for them to make much impact on World supply. The whole Country has been neglected for decades.

[asusasus] 19/8/2015 20:05

Oil bouncing back up. I am thinking we are at the bottom right now.

[bobsidian] 19/8/2015 20:04

Even though markets are myopic at the moment, I suspect the current moves are already seeking to price in the effect of both situations. Take a look at the very unusual situation of diesel already selling for less than petrol at the pump.

Perhaps a case of sell the possibility, buy the confirmation.

[azalea] 19/8/2015 17:46

IF the U.S./Iran nuclear enrichment deal passes scrutiny by Republican hawks, in September, the current glut of oil will rise even further as Iran races to produce more oil to sell on the open market. The situation could be further aggravated by the consumption of petrol giving way to refined diesel fuel, which Saudi Arabia is producing in huge amounts and selling it at a price cheaper than petrol. The combination of the two effects,could well result in the p.o.o. falling below $40 a barrel by December.

[ny boy] 19/8/2015 16:26

All bets off here, even Danny has weakened internally, so not sure if it becomes a major hurricane or not.

Too much supply washing around, crude heading lower, I got stopped out at b/ev, don't see an urgency to go long again at this juncture.

Only the majors will survive, any with high debts will go to the wall along with the sp

[chris coxon] 19/8/2015 15:52

Beware of the lemming factor.

[holmess] 19/8/2015 15:38

A bit of capitulation then I suspect time to get buying........

[ifthecapfits] 19/8/2015 15:22

Debt looks easily sericable to me./

Latest Share Price (p)

202.50

Net Gearing (%)

62.01



Market Capitalisation (m)

1,979.76

Gross Gearing (%)

64.80



Share in issue (m)

911.07

Debt Ratio

60.13



P/E Ratio

-1.27

Debt-to-Equity Ratio

0.82



Total dividends per share (p)

4.00

Assets / Equity Ratio

2.84



Dividend Yield (%)

1.62

Cash / Equity Ratio

7.94



Dividend cover (x)

5.73

Price to book value

0.49



NAV per share (p)

0.00

ROCE

-0.18



Earning per share (p)

-170.90

EPS Growth (%)

-1,018.82



52 week high / low

739.50 / 208.40

DPS Growth (%)

-66.67

[herbyrainer] 19/8/2015 15:02

As a former Afren holder, becareful if you think you can bottom feed! This could go under with the amount of debt.

[mr aboii] 19/8/2015 14:50

I remember I bought TLW at 260 p in 2006 and sold it for 275, I was happy.
Then I see later shoot up 15000, banging my head to wall.
Not this time. I'm in until they go bust, if necessary LoLs.

[cat100] 19/8/2015 14:44

Nothing to see 1.80 if 200 goes. Sad to see

[mr aboii] 19/8/2015 13:24

--- holmess 19 Aug'15 - 10:23 - 21780
Ditto Here

[shaf200] 19/8/2015 12:29

shaf200
3 Aug'15 - 14:13 - 21652 of 21780 0 0 edit


Yes... this dog will probability bounce back to 260-270... but the bottom line is as price of oil falls below $50 we'll be heading back to 240p and then as it falls to around $40 it will be will be 200p!!



I told you so comes to mind....