San Leon Energy Live Discussion

Eadwig 03 Dec 2019

New Buy Back Oct 2019 Date ++ Shares ++ Price ++ Total. Running Total* 18 Oct . 94,482 -26.46p £25,250 $32,572 21 Oct . 29,000 -27.91p .£8,174 $43,199 22 Oct. 89,285 -28.00p £25,250 $75,771 23 Oct. 89,285 -28.00p £25,250 $108,283 24 Oct. 88,192 -28.35p £25,252 $‭140,859 25 Oct. --------- --------- £--------- $140,859 28 Oct. 87,719 -28.50p £25,250 $173,178 29 Oct. 87,719 -28.50p £25,250 $205,750 10% completed 30 Oct. 87,719 -28.50p £25,250 $‭238,322 31 Oct. 87,719 -28.50p £25,250 $270,895 01 Nov. 88,967 -28.10p £25,250 $303,467 04 Nov. 89,285 -28.00p £25,250 $336,040 05 Nov. 92,165 -27.125p £25,250 $368,612 06 Nov. 92,592 -27.00p £25,250 $401,184 20% Completed 07 Nov. 90,909 -27.50p £25,250 $433,504 08. Nov. 91,274 -27.39p £25,250 $‭465,824 11. Nov. 91,274 -27.39p £25,250 $‭498,144 25% Completed 12. Nov. 91,274 -27.39p £25,250 $530,464 13. Nov. 91,575, -27.30p £25,250 $‭562,784 14. Nov. 93,283 -26.30p £25,250 $595,104 30% completed 15. Nov. 92,250 -27.10p £25,250 $627,677 18. Nov. 94,339 -26.50p £25,250 $660,502 1/3rd completed 19. Nov. 95,419 -26.20p £25,250 $693,074 20. Nov. 97,656 -25.60p £25,250 $725,646 21. Nov. 97,276 -25.70p £25,250 $758,215 22. Nov. 98,039 -25.50p £25,250 $790,535 25. Nov. 96,153 -26.00p £25,250 $823,107 approx 41% completed 26. Nov. 95,419 -26.20p £25,250 $855,680 27. Nov. 97,513 -25.64p £25,250 $888,252 28. Nov. 97,656 -25.60p £25,250 $920,826 29. Nov. 94,768 @26.38p £25,250 $‭953,399 30. Nov. 93,283 @26.80p £25,250 $985,971 Total number of Ordinary Shares in issue with voting rights now ‭452,818,638 *Approx Running total in US Dollars inc. 1% stamp duty Fx rate taken from US close and rounded to the nearest cent.

linksdean 02 Dec 2019

Could be interesting! [link]

Eadwig 02 Dec 2019

New Buy Back Oct 2019 Well, I can see your role model is very important to you and that you and want to protect him from making such a fool of himself after firstly pretending there was something in regulations about a certain issue to do with buybacks and then pretending he’d actually had it from the company itself when I pointed out he was talking rubbish and then going on to quote it all wrong again. I gently pointed out the obvious mistakes he had made by helpfully referring him to the company RNSs (again) which made it quite clear and I didn’t even ride him when he got it all wrong again. I can see why you feel he needs protection. I can also see why you take him as a role model., He thinks he needs to respond to every single post even when he has nothing but rubbish to say - and you are doing him proud as his protégé. I have no doubt he’s had just as much investing success as you, which probably means you don’t see each other as a threat in your pathetic games of measuring your own worth by tick-ups when making cheer-leading comments on a single stock. That’s probably why you both come to the same conclusion that the price is gong down despite there being more buyers than sellers too. If you ever get the nerve to actually post your own investments live, or even predict a single thing accurately about SLE, do let me know. Then I may take some notice when you make silly comments about my quoting Buffett, the very first quote I came to in a search that illustrated my point on a particular aspect of handling buybacks. He then takes that as some sort of challenge to his manhood and tries to change the subject as though people who quote Buffett was what we were talking about. Not the first time he deflected from his mistakes either, I noted. Any sensible person would try and learn from them. Its pretty pathetic to support him in that and then go on to namedrop Martin Hughes who is well underwater on SLE but also OF who must be just about the worst CEO, pound for lost pound, in the whole sector. If you don’t have anything constructive to add in my thread , or even remotely on-topic come to that, why don’t you run along like a good little boy, before people start flagging you. Go back to London south east and sit at the feet of Blue-mate and lap up his investing wisdom and congratulate each other that you have no idea why the company isn’t priced like you think it should be but you’re both certain it will all come good in the end etc etc You’ll get tick-up after tick-up and you can compare each other’s self-worth by it. Be careful not to say anything negative about SLE though, or you wont get so many tick-ups that you value so highly. Meanwhile, I’ll continue to say what I please and measure my investing success by the worth of my portfolio. One day perhaps you’ll do the same when it isn’t too depressing to contemplate.

Eadwig 02 Dec 2019

New Buy Back Oct 2019 Alaric: … in your dreams Eadwig. am afraid you got rinsed and they love it on LSE when bluerill does that. don’t worry, you’re not the first. Read it again. You are delusional.

Alaric 02 Dec 2019

New Buy Back Oct 2019 … in your dreams Eadwig. am afraid you got rinsed and they love it on LSE when bluerill does that. don’t worry, you’re not the first.

linksdean 02 Dec 2019

Could be interesting! The Economic Times – 1 Dec 19 Does Opec see US oil output as half full or half empty? Americas second shale boom is certainly drawing to a close.

linksdean 02 Dec 2019

Could be interesting! OilPrice.com The Strange Disconnect Between Energy Stocks And Oil Prices | OilPrice.com Conventional wisdom has it that energy stocks can’t rally without a significant rise in oil prices, but could it be that this logical assumption is wrong?

linksdean 02 Dec 2019

Could be interesting! the Guardian – 1 Dec 19 Saudi Arabia aims to buoy oil price before Aramco stock market debut De facto Opec leader will push other countries to rein in oil output before Aramco’s IPO

Eadwig 02 Dec 2019

New Buy Back Oct 2019 @theprior Click on that link and just check you’re giving away as much info as you intended.

theprior 02 Dec 2019

New Buy Back Oct 2019 [link] Since spring is just around the corner but winter still to hit us, here’s one from spring 2019 TP 

linksdean 02 Dec 2019

Could be interesting! FXStreet WTI corrects OPEC-story supply on upbeat Chinese weekend data Oil prices are correcting Friday's supply in Asia, with US WTI moving higher on positive weekend Chinese data, popping around 1.4% and rising from a l

linksdean 02 Dec 2019

Could be interesting! [link]

Eadwig 02 Dec 2019

New Buy Back Oct 2019 Alaric: i know you don’t easily take advice Eadwig but you’d do well to avoid taking bluerill on again. much as we enjoy cruel bloodsports over on lse… You’re joking aren’t you? I got tired just pointing out some of his mistakes Take a look at his rubbish about buyback regulations, I even posted up the relevant RNS with the details in and he made an excuse about what he’d said and then brought up another regulation that he got wrong when I’d already cut and pasted it black and white! But tell him to stop worrying. He’s not worth my effort, frankly.

theprior 02 Dec 2019

New Buy Back Oct 2019 Cheers

Alaric 02 Dec 2019

New Buy Back Oct 2019 ‘another thing your blue-mate got wrong’ i know you don’t easily take advice Eadwig but you’d do well to avoid taking bluerill on again. much as we enjoy cruel bloodsports over on lse…