mitzy
- 08 Dec 2008 12:40
Up 10% today any interest.
required field
- 01 Nov 2011 08:43
- 197 of 281
Yep, I am thinking along the lines of a 50% increase in value here very soon...I might be wrong but the chart looks set for a big bounce back....
HARRYCAT
- 01 Nov 2011 08:52
- 198 of 281
Or could get dragged down further with the eurozone problems getting worse, dragging the whole market down.
required field
- 01 Nov 2011 08:56
- 199 of 281
True....this market is difficult to predict....but BLVN is undervalued....
gibby
- 01 Nov 2011 20:53
- 200 of 281
agreed hc but i firmly believe certain shares such as blvn are way under valued and will ride the storm quite easily - greece is just a annoying boil on the backside right now - & will be dealt with appropriately
wonder if the todays rns will actually start to be understood more soon like tomorrow!! gla
ptholden
- 01 Nov 2011 21:03
- 201 of 281
BLVN could be massively undervalued. Wish I knew how to calulate the volumetrics of the the Omicron fairway - 16km between Sapele 1 and Sapele 3 with net pay of at least 11m? Could be an awful lot of the black stuff. Time to do some reading
gibby
- 01 Nov 2011 21:15
- 202 of 281
indeed pth - it easily runs into billions of barrels without breaking a sweat - gl
HARRYCAT
- 01 Nov 2011 22:09
- 203 of 281
"greece is just a annoying boil on the backside right now" .... No it's not. It's affecting all stocks globally and is threatening to destablise Europe. If greece eventually defaults, the markets will get much worse before they get better.
Also, lots of stocks are undervalued at the moment, not just BLVN. The share price is currently 100p and that is the price at which the market currently values this stock.
ptholden
- 01 Nov 2011 22:27
- 204 of 281
Harry, I disagree with your final comment. The Market is ruled by greed and fear, which equals sentiment to some degree. The Market hasn't valued anything today, it's reacted to an event and chucked everything out of the window with no consideration as to what anything might be worth. To say BLVN is valued by the Market at 100p is simplistic in the extreme.
HARRYCAT
- 01 Nov 2011 22:33
- 205 of 281
Then feel free to try and trade your stock at a price you think is true value. You might be disappointed.
ptholden
- 02 Nov 2011 06:42
- 206 of 281
Two entirely different things Harry:
"The share price is currently 100p and that is the price at which the market currently values this stock."
and
"Then feel free to try and trade your stock at a price you think is true value...."
But you probably can't see that, otherwise you would have given your original statement a little more thought.
HARRYCAT
- 02 Nov 2011 08:10
- 207 of 281
"Two entirely different things"...... no they are not, but obviously you can't see beyond your own pedantic logic. You are confusing 'true market value' & 'current market value'. Perhaps posting late at night or early in the morning is not your strength.
required field
- 02 Nov 2011 08:28
- 208 of 281
If they prove up the reserves with a link between the wells....then it would be worth north of 500p, but we're not there yet but just to say that this in my view has to go up.....
ptholden
- 02 Nov 2011 11:48
- 209 of 281
The times I post makes no difference to my pedantic logic. As the saying goes, you can't educate pork.
gibby
- 02 Nov 2011 12:53
- 210 of 281
well hc greece is still "an annoying boil on the backside right now" it will not destabalise europe anymore than it already has - due to ease of communications everyone who needs to know knows what is happening - the only instability is caused by panic - let greece sink and be done with it - i have said that many times in the past - the greeks will never manage their own economy properly - its their culture has been for centuries - carry on as normal just at lower sps for now
ptholden
- 02 Nov 2011 18:31
- 211 of 281
Harry, I thank you for considering me worthy of your patronising insults (there is some irony there I admit).
Perhaps rather than spitting out your dummy because I had the temerity to disagree with you, you could explain to a thicko like me (sorry Tabs, borrowing your turn of phrase) how the 'market' currently values BLVN at 100p? My original comment was intended as a basis for a small discussion, but got lost in the general, I'm having a paddy moment.'
HARRYCAT
- 02 Nov 2011 20:53
- 212 of 281
"Pedantic logic" is not an insult. Your reputation preceeds you as an individual who tends toward precision rather than generalisations. Most of us think we manage adequately when it comes to trading stocks. You have the ability, albeit possibly unintentionally, to find cracks in our armour. As for spitting out my dummy, sadly I am old enough to have got past that stage and am able to deal with difference of opinions with a reasonable degree of equanimity.
On the subject of market value, I forget who it was who said that whatever you have to sell is only as valuable as the price someone is prepared to offer. QED, regardless of how you value the stock, based on a limitless amount of criteria, your stock can only be sold at the current market price which, rightly or wrongly, is c102p. That may not be a true valuation of the company, but if you are a seller, that's all you are going to get!
As for being 'a thicko'......... I plead the fifth amendment! ;o)
gibby
- 02 Nov 2011 21:07
- 213 of 281
as expected pressure building on greece....
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-15550422
ptholden
- 02 Nov 2011 21:10
- 214 of 281
Harry, if by disagreeing with you I find a chink in your armour, I can only assume you are protected by a string vest!
I do not believe the 'market values' anything, well not accurately, therefore the valuation has no value. QED.
Incidentally, I have never stated I could trade any stock at it's true value, nor did I suggest in any way that was my belief. In any event if stocks traded at their true value, we wouldn't have a market
HARRYCAT
- 02 Nov 2011 21:49
- 215 of 281
"I do not believe the 'market values' anything, well not accurately"..... Either it does or it doesn't. Apparently is does, though inaccurately. Your post #201 also contains a number of contradictions....speculating on 'could' but without the knowledge to further the speculation. I could win the lottery, but without knowing the correct numbers.....etc etc.
However, I do agree that the markets are not driven by reason atm, which makes trading very tricky. I prefer to trade in and out of the miners at present, which are less prone to inexplicable wild swings.
I'll get my armour on ready for your riposte!
dreamcatcher
- 02 Nov 2011 21:54
- 216 of 281
Nice to watch for once.lol