Tullow Oil Share Discussion Threads

[sentimentrules] 25/1/2020 21:50

Ya see as much as I would love to go into the finer detail of such.. I actually can't. And it's not due to a lack of knowledge lol

Another 2 months. ..freee

[turvart] 25/1/2020 21:50

I see your started to sober up, that's good!

[sentimentrules] 25/1/2020 21:48

Turvart in markets, I would suggest everybody be careful in any position

[sentimentrules] 25/1/2020 21:48

You do bond etfs? Some of those are ok

[turvart] 25/1/2020 21:46

I don't think that will ever happen SR!

I would personally be careful If I was in your position.

[sentimentrules] 25/1/2020 21:45

The real bond market is not truly accessible to us anyway.

Look at pre and post crisis bond market and next generation bond market

Pointless without access

[sentimentrules] 25/1/2020 21:43

That's not a good idea. I decimate you drunk. Imagine the destruction absolute, sober :)

[turvart] 25/1/2020 21:42

What you need to do is sober up SR!

[sentimentrules] 25/1/2020 21:42

I assure you turvart, I'm more on top of traasuries/bonds/repo markets and all commodities out there, than most

I just don't trade the bond side. It's the sort of thing you play with at pension desks. At least get one winner anyway lol

[sentimentrules] 25/1/2020 21:40

Bonds? Loooool

[turvart] 25/1/2020 21:39

What you need to do SR is sober up and get back into reality.

[the grumpy old men] 25/1/2020 21:38

TRUE

or hold and get the divi if there is one

if not avoid


SentimentRules
25 Jan '20 - 21:36 - 40683 of 40683
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Lesson 2:

No such thing as irrational markets. Most think something is irrational because it didn't go the way research suggests

But their are always two sides to a market.

Sell/short - buy

[turvart] 25/1/2020 21:37

SR,

I find that a very strange post indeed.

[sentimentrules] 25/1/2020 21:36

Lesson 2:

No such thing as irrational markets. Most think something is irrational because it didn't go the way research suggests

But their are always two sides to a market.

Sell/short - buy

So no matter what happens, it was very rational to at least one side :)

[sentimentrules] 25/1/2020 21:32

Turvey decides tullow is a buy. Funds decide it's a sell/short

Only one winner.

Most important thing in this game is to realise that no matter how clever you think you are.. both stupid and clever muscle money will still beat you

[sentimentrules] 25/1/2020 21:30

I only have interest in the research of those with muscle to move markets. I'm afraid your research or mine means little if we try to fight them. Hence 21p

Yes I am told I'm deluded on most threads . Even after targets strike :)

[turvart] 25/1/2020 21:19

Do yourself a favour SR and spend some time researching the stocks you post in rather than trying to pick up on research from posters, it make's the whole difference to trading or should I say investing!

[turvart] 25/1/2020 21:12

SR,

TLW will never hit 21p you are totally deluded!

[turvart] 25/1/2020 20:59

What has happened to Whites123? He hasn't posted for ages? makes me laugh he does such a funny guy.

[sbb1x] 25/1/2020 20:47

Lots of money to be made trading this untill December 2020.Next drill is targeting 250 million barrels, just under 90 million barrels TLW share.Oil in the ground valuation is 5$/3.80 x 90m It could be worth up to 24p per share being added to the price at the time.

[pro_s2009] 25/1/2020 17:14

Guyana will be one of the carrots in that big fund raise I expect them to try to pull off.

They will want that in their portfolio - as is - no more drills - just potential - that will be part of the attraction to try to sell all those discounted placing shares.

Promise some high impact exploration drills in 2021 makes it easier to flog off those placing shares.........

[zingaro] 25/1/2020 17:09

In my view they should sell Guyana.They are minnows in an area that needs elephants.

[pro_s2009] 25/1/2020 16:50

Cannot see it happening, they will not achieve any good valuation.

Late 2020 or early 2021 a massive fund raising is the most likely outcome. Maybe 900m US$ in a significantly discounted placing is my view of what will happen.