Tullow Oil Share Discussion Threads

[exmooroil] 28/10/2011 10:35

'Tis old news now (completed July)

[khanittag] 28/10/2011 10:29

Increasing stake in Ghana in return for mostly shares issued at around £13 looking at the chart.

[ringer12] 27/10/2011 16:58

Time now approx.19.00 hrs. in Uganda..perhaps some news of the resolution shortly.

[eipgam] 27/10/2011 16:40

surge at end of day.... less the 3% off ATH now with a resolution to the problem that hammered the share price still to be announced... and more drilling news expected soon.

Sure fire hold.... and a pretty good buy if you accept the broker predictions.

[eipgam] 27/10/2011 12:30

as reported here on a couple of occasions, the views and votes of the 'lawmakers' are not binding on the President. Not a democracy, I know, but that's how it works in UG. I assume the Musaveni feels obliged to at least pay lip service to what they say in order to give an impression of democratic process but I think the agreement will be signed very soon. As does the sp, by the looks of things.

[ringer12] 27/10/2011 12:07

IT seems it all depends on who has the most power...the President or the lawmakers in parliament. Can the President be outvoted? Nothing would surprise me any more with these poceedings.

[85gary] 27/10/2011 10:46

One of the many catalysts to achieve that break islooking better by the minute......

[ben chod] 27/10/2011 09:42

we couldsee this break to new highs today

[impvesta] 27/10/2011 07:55

Phillis. Even SETS stocks have market makers.

[ringer12] 26/10/2011 17:18

Phillis. Thanks for that little bit of information of which I was not aware.As they say you learn something every day. I was,of course, commenting generally on mms and the fact that they make money irrespective of whether share prices go up or down. OT I know but do mms ever go bankrupt?

[phillis] 26/10/2011 13:26

ringer

TLW is a SETS stock
there are no market makers

[ringer12] 26/10/2011 11:42

With all this suing going on the lawyers and barristers are certainly on to a winner
even if no one else is. Simmilar to the mms I suppose.

[ringer12] 25/10/2011 18:13

To think I was commenting tongue in cheek when I forecast a few months ago that the deal would possibly be completed by Xmas..but which Xmas.
The question now is which will be decided first...the tax arbitration or completion of the Tlw/Cnooc/Total deal. I wonder if Tlw now rue the decision to buy out Hoil rather than let Eni take over or would Eni have run into the same problems. Hypothetical I know.

[sillyname] 25/10/2011 17:46

They want the oil revenue but every little bit of progress/moving forward is tainted with more crazy accusations to prevent everyone from getting on with the job of pumping the oil out.

[phillis] 25/10/2011 14:15

don't think there is a timetable in the public domain

[thecynical1] 25/10/2011 13:42

Hi! New here...does anyone know when further news is expected from Guiana?

[niceyman1] 25/10/2011 09:48

I think all tullow investors realise the importance of recieving $2.9 billion!
But we,ve heard it all before, we need solid evidence, cash!

[mpclag] 25/10/2011 08:14

I don't think many investors realise the importance of receiving the funds from the farmdown-has so much significance to the speed of growth of this company.

[mpclag] 25/10/2011 08:11

so we get the UG sign off today-then full steam ahead with payday- I mean farm down

[billytkid2] 25/10/2011 08:01

Are we overdue for Liberia update?

[ringer12] 25/10/2011 00:29

I like the way these articles state thae UGANDA has discovered all this oil. So what was TLW doing while Uganda was making all these discoveries!