What a chart, further to go, or not
Comments please

Oil on the up?

that would not explain PMO which is "stand out"

Mentor, "robin " or robinhood has been on a nice holiday and on this occasion both the cat and the bird are having the biscuits.Seriously you are a sad and possible old git as you take life too seriously. Trust me relax and then possibly you will make some friends in the future.... (the name "Mentor" says it all-too full of yourself)

In case you missed it -PMO up 6% sofar today. Must be EFGH chart causing that

as MRSI (mentor) has disappeared, i wonder if he has been banished ..... if so, let's hope it's permanent this time

robin

re - friends from MAM?

look at the one below you, has been a W@nker since the disputed wife left him, now all the time with the APRON on.

Did stabbed the friend at the back ( words from Goldfinger ) and is not here any more, now is looking for disputes with me

Tell the Polish bad blood one, the only thing that has permanently left is his suppose "Wife" for another Polish drinker from the PARK

there's a shame ..... the abuser is back

Some will say telling the truth is hard to say, but it must

If you had kept the mouth shut, then life would be lovely, but some just can not, they must be meddling is there cup of tea ..........

no wonder the wife got tired of you constant "nagging" never mind if is a woman's do, you too do the meddling once too often, and the Stalking and so on

Oil hits 2016 high, led by falling output and weaker dollar

* Saudi, Kuwaiti oilfield outage supports Brent
* U.S. crude inventory draw further bolsters WTI

Brent received extra support from news that Saudi Arabia and Kuwait appear no closer to restarting their jointly operated Khafji oilfield, which produced 280,000 to 300,000 barrels per day before environmental problems forced a closure in October 2014.

A weaker dollar cuts the cost to non-U.S. investors of buying dollar-denominated assets such as oil futures.

"A weaker U.S. dollar and expectations of stronger fundamentals drove crude oil prices higher. Sentiment continues to improve, with major producer BP suggesting the markets may rebalance by the end of the year," ANZ bank said.

Hi cynic- can not be bothered to reply to the above plonker. However just being curious- I heard a rumor he is related to tomasz (asos)-did you as well? Guess that would explain it all with the difference that mentor knows the first 4 letters of the alphabet and never was quite sure tomasz did. lol

robin

put the hood on an go to the jungle, you are better off there than guessing

but if you have nothing best to do, just joint the w@nker and do a double act.

tomasz was a pretend foreigner who could write quite good english when it suited ....... he seems to have long disappeared into the ether

MrT is so far out that he's actually quite funny in some ways

mentor (and his other aliases) is just a plain nasty piece of work who specialises in personal and racist abuse
quite why the management continues to tolerate him, i really do not know

"mentor (and his other aliases) is just a plain nasty piece of work who specialises in personal and racist abuse
quite why the management continues to tolerate him, i really do not know"

Bit like your mob on here then Alf.

and Manuel can not see longer than his dirty nose

"The pot calling the kettle black" ........................

miss meddling could not stay away "nosey neighbours at MAM"


cynic - 18 Apr 2016 15:45 - 349 of 366
your unwarranted abuse of all and sundry is legendary (in your own lunchtime)
as you say, enough ..... so fuck off!

fwiw PMO up another 4% today which is about 10% in just 2 days and a staggering rebound of nearly 350% in 2016- albeit from an all time low-nevertheless impressive!!!
(told you my WXYZ charts are very trustworthy and reliable-unlike some people who claim to be mentors on this page)

That seems to be about it for the moment for both PMO & TLW.

Trading and Operations Update

Premier today provides the following trading update for the period 1 January to 30 April 2016. This update is issued in advance of the Company's Annual General Meeting which is being held today at 11 Cavendish Square, London at 11.00 am.

Highlights
· Strong production to 30 April of 57.3 kboepd; on track to deliver at or above upper end of 2016 guidance of 65-70 kboepd for the full year
· Completed acquisition of E.ON's UK North Sea assets on 28 April
· Oil production from the Solan field commenced on 12 April; rates of over 14 kbopd achieved from the first producer well; second well due on-stream by mid-year
· The Catcher project remains on schedule and below budget; pre-first oil capex forecast is 15 per cent lower due to significant cost savings
· Operating costs and gross G&A tracking 10-20 per cent below 2016 budget, year-to-date
· Significant liquidity with cash and undrawn bank facilities of c. $750 million; discussions ongoing with lenders to secure financial covenant waiver if required

Tony Durrant, Chief Executive, commented:
"Strong production performance from our existing assets, together with the contribution from the E.ON assets and the Solan field means that we now expect production for the year to be better than we originally anticipated. This, along with continued cost savings, positions us well to maximise our current cash flow as we remain focused on managing our balance sheet in the current oil price environment."

JP Morgan Cazenove today reaffirms its neutral investment rating on Premier Oil PLC (LON:PMO) and cut its price target to 61p (from 63p).

Barclays Capital today upgrades its investment rating on Premier Oil PLC (LON:PMO) to overweight (from equal weight) and raised its price target to 95p (from 85p).