Upland Resources Share Discussion Threads

[billyboychrisd] 25/5/2017 15:56

This has got to move again before close

[yogaboy] 25/5/2017 15:35

kemche - sshhhh......

[kemche] 25/5/2017 12:23

Imminence? Or is it simply wishful thinking?

[thejaba] 18/5/2017 08:42

Oh yes of course 3 posts in three days is a pump and dump .....lol

[smelgys mum] 18/5/2017 08:13

See the pump and dump merchants are going strong here as well as infesting other boards trying to get people to buy in.

[tyler90] 18/5/2017 08:01

I feel a successful planning appeal is already factored in the share price. AIMHO

[thejaba] 18/5/2017 04:57

Quite a bit of late buying yesterday from 3pm.....maybe in advance of the planning result.

[kemche] 15/5/2017 13:37

LOL the 236,084 "trade". £48 before costs. We find ourselves amongst high rollers!

[kemche] 15/5/2017 12:13

It's the Malaysia/Morocco angle that I am curious about. Although Malaysia seems to have an imminence about it. AIMHO.

[thejaba] 15/5/2017 12:10

good move up today. the planning news could drop at any time as per previous rns. As could any Sarawak potential news.

This could possibly be a transformational time.

[okuta] 15/5/2017 10:32

The book at present - Best Bid 850,000 1.5 and 615,000 on the offer at 1.54...

[kemche] 15/5/2017 10:27

Well that was quick!

[kemche] 15/5/2017 10:18

How much stock do they still have? Must be running short now surely?

[tyler90] 15/5/2017 09:10

Haha! Good start to the week :-)

[tyler90] 14/5/2017 19:09

Yes, the excitement has died down a bit but will see how low the mm's take it. A RNS can come any time.

[divmad] 12/5/2017 16:36

Looks like some of the recent trader bugs have been reversed.

[argyle underclap] 10/5/2017 00:19

tyler - i personally take a long term view of a stock and ask myself, will it win out in the end?

For that, imo, the No1 port of call is mgt track record and their stake in the co. A fab 'product/concept etc' can come to nowt with duffers in charge. Fortunately, with UPL imo, the reverse is true.

Staley can pluck a bunch of fresh roses from a deep heap of horse dung.

looks like ur very open to trading this, trying to guess the very short term ups and downs. very difficult to call in my experience.

GL

[tyler90] 09/5/2017 23:19

Another drop of 1.6% again today...time to top up or take the small profit and get back in lower? Hard decision.

[tyler90] 09/5/2017 00:11

Let us not get too excited...after all it dropped 1.6% yesterday and there was a fair few selling :-(

[argyle underclap] 08/5/2017 23:47

I'm inclined to believe the lofty roles of the Chief Minister and State secretary wouldnt be for the concern of small potatoes.

We know our CEO likes to think big potatoes. Cove anyone?

That congratulatory boardroom photo is a heads up something very signicant this way comes.

[thejaba] 08/5/2017 23:18

Snickerdog.That is one amazing write up by Justin Waite. I didn't realise Sarawak region was the bees knees.Those that were potentially intimating a 10 bagger may actually need to revise their calculations considerably after they read that article. This could be a completely new ball game.

[zengas] 08/5/2017 23:16

I'll second that.

Just wondering that with one deal having been announced with a UK listed oil/gas company only a month ago, could further deals be on the cards ?

Take a look at the Malaysian deal Eme is doing with a private Malaysian company for a 20% farm-in to a discovered gas field via 3 existing wells and a 2C recoverable of 433 bcf (4 TCF upside and 120 mmbls). Farm-in cost $4m and near term June drill of 4th well to test flow rates. There is an enormous demand for gas, high prices and many discovered fields not developed.

Ministerial visit, Directors wife a recent sizeable buyer, Directors holding 38%.

This is probably the key bit as to why UPL could be interested in Malaysia or the immediate region.

"The permit also benefits from its proximity to key energy markets in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia (including both Batam Island and Sumatra), where there is a favourable domestic gas outlook. According to international oil and gas advisory firm RISC Advisory power generation is forecast to be the biggest source of gas demand and account for 35 per cent. of the 35,000 MW power acceleration programme to be built in 2014-2019.

Indonesia's demand for gas is forecast to grow strongly over the next decade, despite being the seventh largest producer of LNG in the world and the 28th in terms of oil production. This is due to a relatively low electrification rate which, as recently as 2013, stood at 81 per cent. This means that 60 million people in the country did not have access to electricity. Such low rates of electrification and frequent power outages are widely believed to have held back the country's economic growth in the past. In response, the Government of Indonesia has set itself the target to add 35,000MW of new electricity capacity by 2019, a 60 per cent. increase in total domestic power generation."

[snickerdog] 08/5/2017 22:05

Damn good writeup

[snickerdog] 08/5/2017 22:04

From Justin Waite https://twitter.com/sharepickers/status/861653877871058944