Xcite Energy Share Discussion Threads

[papillon] 12/9/2016 10:33

carla19 Sep '16 - 15:56 - 60299 of 60337 0 1
Look at the BUYING,,,,,

A MULTI BAGGER AHEAD !!!

Hold on TIGHT

carla19 Sep '16 - 16:28 - 60303 of 60337 3 1
TROLL .... your RATTLED...

Could NEWS be IMMINENT and removed as not announced yet !!

NEWS is DUE !!!!

Looks like those in the know are taking advantage!!!

Look at the BUYING....

She BLOWING

ALL ABOARD !!

Be QUICK

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LOL. carla1 should be behind bars!

[brad44] 12/9/2016 10:20

no one took any notice of the stupid bint anyway. constantly shouting its gonna blow was moronic in the extreme. Im more concerned with peoples views on cole and the other directors, who do still hold alot of shares.

[cyan] 12/9/2016 10:15

I hope those that ramped this last week are arrested.

[hyvast] 12/9/2016 09:15

If they get the majority share holding and they have the money

What will they do invest & develop or sell to recover?

[hassani2] 12/9/2016 08:59

Go on xel,show has the new penny

[11_percent] 12/9/2016 08:54

If the situation was reversed there is simply no way that the Norwegians would allow UK bond holders to walk away with 270 million barrels of P2 Norwegian oil for 50 cents a barrel.

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Still at it.

The bond holders are not Norwegian.

[leedskier] 12/9/2016 08:51

If the situation was reversed there is simply no way that the Norwegians would allow UK bond holders to walk away with 270 million barrels of P2 Norwegian oil for 50 cents a barrel. This is why I worry about Britain outside the EU., especially if it's financial services and exports are hit. There simply isn't the culture of inward investment and protectionism in Britain to sustain growth at historic levels.The British economy has relied on overseas investment to an alarming degree, especially in manufacturing and energy supply. The current warnings from the Japanese car manufacturers and debacle with the French and Chinese over the future development of UK nuclear energy illustrates that.

[11_percent] 12/9/2016 08:48

fruit,

They say, buy, target price £1.

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So, the Directors managed to sell, right at the top.

[fruitfly2] 12/9/2016 08:40

What do Liberum say?

[the oxford whale] 12/9/2016 08:35

Morning all. Another substantial "re-rating" this morning I note. Top tipping from Karl yet again.

[11_percent] 12/9/2016 08:29

I guess the bond holders will now sell Bently to Statoil.

[pembury] 12/9/2016 08:23

60321
job done then

[11_percent] 12/9/2016 08:20

Whilst terms of the restructuring have still to be agreed, the Company now believes that there will be a minimal residual equity stake attributed to the Company's existing shareholders following the restructuring.
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So predictable.
Who are the bond holders.

[pembury] 12/9/2016 08:12

yep gkp mark 2 - screwed!!!!!!!

debt and bh's leave well alone imo

[leedskier] 12/9/2016 08:10

Pacific Exploration and Production is a Canadian petroleum exploration and production company in the business of heavy crude oil and natural gas.


Canadian ... not US company!

[oilretire] 12/9/2016 08:06

Not necessarily, look at these 'top 15' from an article back in May



Here, according to Haynes & Boone’s Oil Patch Bankruptcy Monitor, are the 15 biggest bankruptcies (so far).

Pacific Exploration & Production – $5.3 billion in debt

Samson Resources – $4.3 billion

Ultra Petroleum – $3.9 billion

Sabine Oil & Gas – $2.9 billion

Energy XXI – $2.8 billion

Quicksilver Resources – $2.1 billion

Midstates Petroleum – $2 billion

Venoco – $1.3 billion

Swift Energy – $1.2 billion

Energy & Exploration Partners – $1.2 billion

Magnum Hunter Resources – $1.1 billion

Milagro Oil & Gas – $1 billion

New Gulf Resources – $600 million

Goodrich GR +% Petroleum – $500 million

ERG Resources – $400 million

[alexios1201] 12/9/2016 08:05

Cash available in uk as well...At the right price

[leedskier] 12/9/2016 07:58

I watched, by chance, a video clip on Bloomberg a couple of weeks ago. The President of a US Regional shale oil company based in the Permian in Texas was asked about funding.No problem he said, they had raised $1.5 billion in a rights issue, which had helped it weather the downturn.

That is the difference between the UK and USA. In the USA there is always cash available for investment.

[gersemi] 12/9/2016 07:53

Secured debt is a cancer and slowly destroys equity