one4all
09 Mar 2015
steady as she goes BUY
one4all
09 Mar 2015
Re: something's afoot !! takeover rumours a foot!!BUY
woodee
01 Mar 2015
Oil shares being trashed. ........ ?.....creating an unbelievable opportunity to get these PALM OIL shares at bargain basement prices. Have watched these for about a year. Now the business is on a break even, just before a massive increase in production and with demand outstripping supply the selling price of palm oilIs high. Good luck to all holders.
The Gold-Digger
23 Feb 2015
Re: something's afoot !! you may be right One4allI have great expectations for this share!!
one4all
20 Feb 2015
something's afoot !! BUY and watch,
one4all
08 Feb 2015
Re: massive upside next two months alone palm oil not crude oil slightly different
dickie3times
08 Feb 2015
Re: massive upside next two months alone one4all....if we get good results it may only serve to enable many long termers to bale out on any spike. Most oilies are tanking back even on GOOD news....We must wait for the oil prices to recover. However, DKL could prove to be the exception to the rule at current sp, which may prove to be attractive for bottom fishers, gla
one4all
05 Feb 2015
massive upside next two months alone long term multi bagger.BUYproduction up 100% month on month 2000 tonnes per month January expect the same increase in Februaryannual production forecast for 2015 60,00 tonnes. I think they will beat thatalready profitable and now with Kernel crushing plant they have an additional revenue stream from their by productwell run business with no need to raise any funds.
one4all
30 Jan 2015
crushed it [link]
one4all
27 Jan 2015
update due this week. it will be a skonker buy all you canthis is a multibagger
dickie3times
23 Jan 2015
oil industry...bust or boom ? Oil Drillers ‘Going to Die’ in 2Q on Crude Price SwoonJoe Carroll Jan 22, 2015 9:39 pm[link] drillers will begin collapsing under the weight of lower crude prices during the second quarter and energy explorers who employ them will shortly follow, according to Conway Mackenzie Inc., the largest U.S. restructuring firm.Companies that drill wells and manage fields on behalf of oil producers will be the first to fall after the benchmark American crude, West Texas Intermediate, lost 57 percent of its value in seven months, said John T. Young, whose firm led the city of Detroit through its 2013 bankruptcy.Oil companies have slashed thousands of jobs, delayed billions of dollars in projects and dropped or scaled back expansion plans in response to the prolonged rout in crude prices. For oilfield service providers that test wells and line the holes with steel and cement, the impact of price reductions forced upon them by explorers will start to pinch hard during the second quarter, Young said Thursday.“The second quarter is going to be devastating for the service companies,” Young said in a telephone interview from Houston. “There are certainly companies that are going to die.”Oilfield-service providers are facing a “double-whammy,” he said. Even as oil companies are demanding 20 percent to 30 percent price reductions, they’re also extending wait times before paying their bills, enlarging cash-flow gaps for the drilling and equipment firms, he said.
one4all
04 Dec 2014
the train is leaving the station time to jump on board. multi bagger next year. target price 8p
one4all
04 Dec 2014
next year is going to be a transformation get in cheap
