Tullow Oil Share Discussion Threads

[subsurface] 18/9/2021 10:49

Kenya /Africa press Article from LSE

[zaxarobal] 18/9/2021 09:39

Bears never have happy endings, they get short spikes of happiness then get gored by the bull.

[mwainw1973] 18/9/2021 07:54

If you look back to October it's looking it's now at 50% fib, set for a climb?

[buywell3] 17/9/2021 22:27

You guys need to learn about charts

[hades1] 17/9/2021 22:11

Options expiry was the reason for large UT.
Small number of FTSE250 funds will have probably already dis-invested.
They would certainly would not use a closing auction especially not on triple witching day. Options rolling will use an auction as pricing not critical - just rolled in/out fixed margin.

[typo56] 17/9/2021 20:12

Large uncrossing trade was due to being demoted to the SmallCap index, with effect from Monday.

[hades1] 17/9/2021 20:12

Its triple witching options expiry day - options are rolled onto next period.
High volume everywhere tonight especially with shares with high options numbers - ie Tullow, BT, VOD, Morrison, Barclays etc
It’s nothing to do FTSE250 demotion.

[thommie] 17/9/2021 18:53

if shorts are closing expect goldman sachs tr1 next week. this orchestrated exit would fit perfectly to the more than once expressed scenario I told you here on this bb, that goldman sachs is dumping its shares on the open market together with shorts buying them to supress the share price. there wont be happening any short squeeze because of shorts closing. but after they are out it will start to finally rise and get less volatile.another reason could be as booty posted that after tullow got kicked out of the ftse 250 passive index fonds had to sell their shares to some date which could be today. but you would expect the share price to free fall if you dump 33mio shares on the open market in one day, so I go with the former option

[fizzmiss] 17/9/2021 18:30

Well if the shorts are closing yet again, then yet again the share price aint rising if they are buying back????????????????????????????

[thommie] 17/9/2021 18:23

so what do you think is the reason?

[xxnjr] 17/9/2021 17:23

UT 33.8M Trade.

[alfiex] 17/9/2021 14:34

Fizz,Tullow has turned a corner but shareprice has not :(

[fizzmiss] 17/9/2021 13:49

hxxps://www.ii.co.uk/analysis-commentary/stockwatch-has-oil-and-gas-explorer-turned-corner-ii521414

[mccracken227] 17/9/2021 09:29

Hope you are right toby

[toby hall] 17/9/2021 08:20

chart displays normal trading,with some profit taking and a retest.
65p coming and then 130p to close the gap from late last year
Patience required

[johnwise] 17/9/2021 07:47

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[waldron] 17/9/2021 07:46

European markets set for slightly higher open as global sentiment remains tepid

Published Fri, Sep 17 20211:30 AM EDT

Elliot Smith
@ElliotSmithCNBC


Key Points

August’s U.K. retail sales are due before the bell on Friday, while a slew of euro zone harmonized inflation figures are expected later in the morning.

Investors in recent days have been reacting to softer U.S. inflation data which tempered expectations of imminent tapering of asset purchases by the Federal Reserve, and weak retail sales figures from China, which suggested a slowdown in the global economic recovery.

LONDON — European markets are set to nudge higher on Friday, outpacing other major markets as global investors continue to weigh the prospect of slowing economic growth.

Britain’s FTSE 100 is seen around 40 points higher at 7,067, Germany’s DAX is set to climb around 80 points to 15,732 and France’s CAC 40 is expected to add around 39 points to 6,661, according to IG data.

Shares in Asia-Pacific were mixed on Friday after taking losses for much of the week as concerns about China’s regulatory crackdown and slowing global growth weighed on risk sentiment. China Evergrande Group shares continued to plummet amid fears over its debt problems.


Stateside, stock futures were muted in early premarket trading as investors remain cautious during the traditionally weak month of September.

[kulvinder] 17/9/2021 07:17

Agreed Franky....was thinking this would be at least going back to 55p for now after the results.

[franky15] 16/9/2021 20:06

I know Fizz rants on about this being held back , but what other explanation is there ?. That was a solid sets of results today especially in the current economic climate , the debt is now under wraps for the time being . Should be 75-80p in my mind .Let's see what Tomorrow brings

[kulvinder] 16/9/2021 17:40

me and you both Suggster...