Tullow Oil Share Discussion Threads

[teamwork1] 14/3/2020 18:27

I can't be throwing more money in tlw when things dont look good

[smartie6] 14/3/2020 18:22

Mounted, do you have enough left in the pot?
Hope you’re able to average down to a pound.

[teamwork1] 14/3/2020 18:09

I'm in tlw and losing 99% , I hope your right but to be honest it doesn't look good

[teamwork1] 14/3/2020 17:55

U sure about the meeting

[novicetrade68] 14/3/2020 17:37

JP Morgan going for a 5%+ total in the company is a about the only positive atm, in terms of hedging TLW looks a different animal than PMO, TLW still selling oil for $60 in Jan & Feb, and 60% looks hedged for the remainder of 2020 at a FCF+ selling price, and there is a OPEC meeting on the 18th of March, so all shouldn't be lost just yet here, probably just have to wait 2-3 weeks till Corona flies over.

[the grumpy old men] 14/3/2020 17:34

Roberto Mancini
14 Mar '20 - 17:32 - 43331 of 43331
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Bonds crashed.

[roberto mancini] 14/3/2020 17:32

hxxps://www.bourse.lu/issuer/TullowOil/70375

Bonds crashed.

[smartie6] 14/3/2020 17:29

Only those with no sense. Lol.

[sentimentrules] 14/3/2020 17:22

and on the simplist form if people know how to ttuly interpret it, who would have seriously bought it 70 to current range anyway

[sentimentrules] 14/3/2020 17:15

so to answer the question is down to bidder format

[sentimentrules] 14/3/2020 17:15

Depends grumpy, can show many variants. Here is standard valua before accounting for what ham asks - take loan market into account has a historic big affect on which

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both values have been used

[the grumpy old men] 14/3/2020 17:07

good question ham

i guess its really really dependent on the various values to the potential buyer

At present nothing is black nor white

my view for what its worth is that the co. is worth more than the current sp
but we live currently in bad times






ham74
14 Mar '20 - 16:59 - 43322 of 43322
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Would any bidder need to pay par or 100 cents on the dollar for the debt and convertibles? Or could they make an offer perhaps at a small premium to current market prices, which are much lower? Is the enterprise value of the company defined by par value or market value of debt?

[sentimentrules] 14/3/2020 17:04

EV tends to be done on all variables. However which EV is used will no doubt be one that suits the bidder most at the time to xommence

[ham74] 14/3/2020 16:59

Would any bidder need to pay par or 100 cents on the dollar for the debt and convertibles? Or could they make an offer perhaps at a small premium to current market prices, which are much lower? Is the enterprise value of the company defined by par value or market value of debt?

[sentimentrules] 14/3/2020 16:56

Well it doesn't cost anything to be one

[smartie6] 14/3/2020 16:55

Poor whites he's now becoming a martyr.

[sentimentrules] 14/3/2020 16:53

If you listened, you could be enjoying that life a lot more

looooool

[sentimentrules] 14/3/2020 16:52

Im afraid SR sat at the bench a few weeks ago, donned the black cap and past sentence on tullow

May the Lord have mercy on you're soon to be, non-existant holding

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[sentimentrules] 14/3/2020 16:51

Would you like me to post to you, all you're posts from 60p and above, and pose the same message to you?