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TLW Tullow Oil Plc

36.44
-0.56 (-1.51%)
Last Updated: 09:31:36
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Tullow Oil Plc LSE:TLW London Ordinary Share GB0001500809 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.56 -1.51% 36.44 36.42 36.66 36.72 36.06 36.68 306,089 09:31:36
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs 1.63B -109.6M -0.0754 -4.87 533.96M
Tullow Oil Plc is listed in the Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TLW. The last closing price for Tullow Oil was 37p. Over the last year, Tullow Oil shares have traded in a share price range of 21.84p to 39.94p.

Tullow Oil currently has 1,454,137,162 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Tullow Oil is £533.96 million. Tullow Oil has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -4.87.

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30/9/2016
14:31
Every time deramper/shorter azalea posts the share price rises! Lol.
kevjones2
30/9/2016
14:27
Are we actually going to have the short squeeze that` I`ve been hoping for, for 4 months? :)
nicebut
30/9/2016
13:52
Certainly a close above 250p would be very encouraging.
suffersnofools
30/9/2016
13:43
Well I got back in here this morning. Notwithstanding the poo and TLW's debt, the chart here looks remarkably like a secular recovery. £3 would be my immediate target. £4 my strategic objective!
brucie5
30/9/2016
13:40
Could move sharply now 240p broke and shorts need covering.....
the destroyer
30/9/2016
13:25
azalea - happy to wait 4 years for an share price of £14.
suffersnofools
30/9/2016
13:24
It has been pointed out to me that the original RNS regarding the damage at TEN displayed some doubt as to the insurance cover. I didn't spot it, or read it that way, but the recent two RNS's would have been superfluous had there not been any doubt in this regard.

So, now that the doubt over the validity of the claims has been erased, only the doubt over the amount claimed remains. Perhaps when that is concluded, and possibly in conjunction with helpful OPEC news, then the shorters will see no reason to hang around.

I've been shying away from directly investing in UK shares for a year or so, preferring to pick OIECS in other territories, so I am not as up to speed as I used to be. I still hold here and whilst I agree that the shares are extremely unlikely to re-attain past highs, they are worth more than the current share price

PS the effect of the Brexit vote on sterling investments in the rest of the world has surprised me. With hindsight, it was obvious as is the fact that hindsight only works after the event!

eipgam
30/9/2016
12:09
mcsean2164
DB is very likely to have to be bailed out by German investors, if not the government. which will not please taxpaying voters. £14 share price for TLW? Unlikely this decade.

azalea
30/9/2016
08:35
15.16% down from whatever it was yesterday
nicebut
30/9/2016
07:17
I got nervous when I saw the title!!!
wookie77
30/9/2016
07:16
wow great news! come on shorts! Get the picture! 280p commeth
wookie77
30/9/2016
07:15
Great RNS re: Business Interruption claim
the destroyer
29/9/2016
20:04
The monthly oil stock challenge is on! A test for your oil stock picking ability. Deadline for entries is this Sunday 2 October 2016.
flyingbull
29/9/2016
17:06
Just been looking at DB independently. Their purchase here is about £200 million, a drop in the ocean when it comes to $14billion but still a step in the right direction. Who knows, if we get back to £14, DB could sell up and get £2billion to pay their fraud fines....

OT, are DB undervalued, time will tell.

mcsean2164
29/9/2016
13:33
It will stick they all need the money
scemer
29/9/2016
13:06
I agree, whatever the shorters reasons (hedging etc.) it can't be too nice being short if you are losing millions unless of course you POO contracts are long etc. but still if this cracks £3, surely the shorters will want to reconsider? Which means...

Put it this way 4 years ago TLW was over £15 and it looks like they are going to emerge from their current woes with TEN etc., if POO hits $65 where will this be in a years time?

mcsean2164
29/9/2016
13:01
I don't hold, Panr is my stock atm.. But you cannot ignore almost 1/5 of the company on short.. And thrbiprc move will have sent the heeeby jeeebies through them.. Could easily see 400p here now.
gregpeck7
29/9/2016
11:08
nicebut - It's not that it's not a factor, it's just really not a major one.
suffersnofools
29/9/2016
10:54
I wouldn`t count myself as a newbie- But I`m always willing to learn however.

It`s definitely a factor in my trading decisions. I find it interesting and often the `market` has a group view on something- Not 100% sure what- perhaps debt and PoO- but 15.62% is remarkable- which is why I remark on it...I`m just looking for correlations and patterns. I think they have it wrong- but I`m very aware they might be right!

Certainly makes or adds to the volatility- which can be great too.

GLA

nicebut
29/9/2016
10:01
Yawn. That old chestnut is always picked up by newbies. Some shorts may close as POO climbs but others hold for differing reasons as I mentioned.

I'm long TLW as I believe the debt and finance issues will be resolved, but short interest isn't a factor in my decision.

suffersnofools
29/9/2016
09:57
Because this is the third most shorted stock on lse and it's always good to see them make a wrong call.. As has been said they have to buy back.. Looks like they are about to get a shafting on PANR as well...
gregpeck7
29/9/2016
09:54
Why? Because if the shorters decide to buy back this share will fly!
mcsean2164
29/9/2016
09:50
Why the obsession with shorters here? They will often be hedges against other related positions.

Worry about the oil price and the company executing on its strategy - much more relevant to the share price performance.

suffersnofools
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