SEY will make similar waves. i think this deal has transformend the companies prosepect. we haven't discussed this for a while but does anyone out there think that in this environment we could see the majors start coming in to pick up a few of the minnows??????
Old favourite Sterling remains a buy having first been tipped at 6.5p on 24 April 2003 and updated several times since - most recently on 13 May 2004 at 15p.
One wet hole one dry hole from the Mauritannian drilling programme looks reasonable but the big reason for buying the shares is the revenue sharing deal which will allow Sterling a bigger slice of revenues from the Chinguetti Field by funding the governments 12% stake at a cost of 97 Million.
The ease with which Sterling raised the money through broker Evolution speakes volumes for it's City standing. The 30p target next year remains bright, probably achieved through being taken over. The PE should fall to 16 in 2005.
i really hadn't seen the Shares comment...as you said, great reply. maybe we will see some t/o soon in the sector.
quid by xmas...bucket of salt with that as always but we are already looking at a serious mkt cap company right now...that 30 to 50p level in achievable
i wonder if the powers that be at MoneyAM have a thread of the year...this one really amuses me and i have to say covers just about everything without taking its eye off the ball.
I wrote a "funny" reply to a poster and cancelled it which clearly stated that I use such tricks as lucky charms, belief in Leprechauns and Pixies in share dealing.
All those charts and things can be useful but the EVO thing is a compete mystery to me and I want it to remain so.
Too dangerous to know too much, I might lose money!