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PGD chutes 26 Oct 2015

SP Price recovering, political and commodity prices having an affect, any sustained buying and it should rise quickly.

EOG Thedarkkn1ght 26 Oct 2015

$7Bn CPR .

ACP wozzad 26 Oct 2015

33.33% up today........news? Over 30% up today at closeNews in the morning?

HAT Hardboy 26 Oct 2015

Re: First purchase Good luck GI.2.5% is not at all a bad dividend, especially, as you say it is well covered and their policy is to increase it.Also the share price is less than book price which is unusual for a consistently profitable business. I agree about management. They do seem to be well on top of all legislation and commodity price fluctuations which affec the business and respond appropriately. It seems to have been hovering under £2 for an eternity. It would be nice to see it break above it and stay there.

OXS marcelluswallace 26 Oct 2015

Re: RAB Yes, we do.Some even understand them.And messages, too...MW.

GEM Ripley94 26 Oct 2015

Keeps falling Topped again.

ENEG merce dismal 26 Oct 2015

Re: well, Do as they want now RNS Where on earth were all the "supposed" multi-million shareholdings of certain PI's on here. Thought they would have defeated such a motion with ease???Trouble is this company have been going through the motions and those "big-time" PIs have been doing major motions each and every time the sp plummeted ever south!Must have been alot of selling in the past 12 months, otherwise we'd have continued with the usual BS postings.Still, I congratulate them for taking my "advice" and getting out of this "Turdis"!!!if Next stop could be the Administrators if this development follows the historic patterns???MD (Motions Deceased)

OXS Nervousrex 26 Oct 2015

Re: RAB Don't you people read the RNS's ?

CEY flopticalcube 26 Oct 2015

Unfortunately, I can't disagree with anything PJ says here... much as I'd like too.

ALU stillere 26 Oct 2015

Re: NEW ARTICLE: AGM: Alumasc - after the re... imhoa bit surprised at reaction to agm s'ment last week. i thought it informative, a bit disappointing but not at all surprising.i saw no cause for alarm so the surprise that there seemed some sort of panic selling - or did some have a motive? i had sold a few earlier to release some profit so initially felt quite clever - until i saw extent of damage - when i then felt frustrated to feel i couldn't buy back in 'cos my cash had gone elsewhere and i didn't want to sell anything to release more funds. in the end decided to sit tight and await outcomeii editor article was no help in my thinking esp. conclusion that pension deficit could go up OR down. well of course it will do one or the other just as tomorrow it will rain OR shine.not the sort of conclusion to expect from a supposed informed source.my thoughts are that sp will quickly recover as otherwise an opportunistic bid will arrive.either case would suit me well

JIL eagle51 26 Oct 2015

Run........ [link] wouldn't be the least surprised to discover (we won't unless there is an independent investigation of all this rotten company's dealings - more to the point the manager's) if, ever since JIL shareholders' 36% interest in the manager, JCML (for which they had paid millions - I wonder who to?) was swapped for an agreement with a new manager JAM (100% owned by a certain person) that opportunities that might have been offered to JIL have somehow been taken on by JAM. Surely not, because this wouldn't really be playing by the implicit rules, would it?I doubt very much any lucrative new cases will find their way into JIL following the debacle re case no 8008L (I think I have identified this antitrust case, courtesy of Google - the smell is truly noxious). Too many eyes are now on it and even things like non execs' 125k expenses (what for?) might even come under the spotlight soon. Some NEDS appear to think this is the House of Lords It's probably over for shareholders here. They should take a close look at what happened in GBO (in which the signs were all there for some time before the truth emerged) - yes, it really does sometimes happen. Here, you might see the non-execs quietly try to slink off before the proverbial really does hit the fan, people get really angry and the thing gets wound up (with piecemeal realisations and most of the proceeds going to predictable places). IMO the money that was to be made in this company has been - sadly not much of it by shareholders. Divorces are expensive things and six of them take a lot of funding. I wouldn't be surprised if wife No 7 isn't already in the wings. It is surely only a matter of time. I wonder what shareholders are buying the couple as a wedding present? Get out.

HAYD 10FOR10 26 Oct 2015

Re: anybody here?? Glad I'm not alone here!Wonder what the Chinese made of their chance to discuss graphene during their visit to Manchester.

PSON Lupo di mare 26 Oct 2015

Re: New Chairman "buying in just before the announcement;" - I meant the update, not the appointment.

HAT Greyinvestor 26 Oct 2015

First purchase Made a reasonable sized first purchase of these @ £1.93. Good NTA, very good in fact. Lowish divi, but rising and well covered. Yes, some risk, but management seem on top of the issues to me.......

SEPL DukeDosh 26 Oct 2015

Q3/15 Earnings Beat This from RBC earlier:Outperform Speculative Risk Target Price 150 Price 77SEPLAT this morning published numbers for the first nine months of 2015, which included Q3/15 production and revenue beats that flowed down to the bottom line. We expect the stock to outperform its peers today.Earnings: Production in the first nine months of 2015 averaged 40,012boe/d, which indicated that output in Q3/15 averaged over 54,000boe/d (we were forecasting 51,600boe/d). The company benefited from a marked improvement in uptime of the Trans Forcados System, the oil export system was down for only two days during the third quarter; the company achieved record levels of output of 56,415boe/d in September as gas sales grew. Nine-month revenues of $420m beat our $391m forecast, and combined with lower cost of sales than we anticipated, the company announced an operating profit of $115m for the Q1-Q3/15 period, including $44m in Q3/15, which beat our forecast. Profit after tax totaled $69m or $0.12/share ($0.08 forecast).Cash: SEPLAT ended Q3/15 with cash at bank of $445m - $343m of cash-in-hand and $102m of restricted cash – which fell below our $500m forecast primarily because debt repayments ($75m) and capex ($98m) in the year to date exceeded our forecast. Gross debt at the end of September of $925m, was below our $946m forecast. FY15 capex guidance remains unchanged at $168m. The outstanding NPDC net receivable as at 30 September was $461m, down from $504m at mid-year; the reduction came primarily as a result of the agreement signed between SEPLAT and NPDC in July whereby gas revenues attributable to NPDC’s interest in OMLs 4, 38 and 41 are offset against the balance of arrears. Dividend: In a nod to a tough year, which has been partially offset by a stronger Q3/15 performance, the Board has agreed an interim core dividend of $0.04 per share ($0.05 forecast). The dividend will be paid on or shortly after 17 November to shareholders on the register at the close of business on 29 October. Outlook: Given the potential for unscheduled downtime, management has kept FY15 production guidance unchanged at 32-36,000boe/d; but this looks readily achievable as gas sales continue to ramp up and additional oil export and storage capacity is commissioned; our current forecast is >40,000boe/d. The company continues to benefit from a limited amount (17,000b/d @$52/bbl) of oil price hedging in Q4/15. As stated previously, SEPLAT is currently engaged with NIPC on Pioneer Tax ‘compliance testing’ and it expects an outcome during Q4/15; management considers itself to have met or exceeded all conditions and a positive update would send the stock materially higher.