Investment--this is a risk, investment in a energy sector --high risk. No guarantee apply. All promises here have terms and conditions. farming out Irish oil--new thing, its never been done here before.
if anyone of you do not believe in the Irish oil - then my advice to you - sell your shares at any price, and quickly run away. And never watch providence prices anymore/ so as not to upset
may be the ones you call dustbin mistake in the dates, but they were wrong in the assessment of events? This may mean that what they wrote would be a reality when the deal will be concluded after all
maybe he offered too little piece balliroe. And at the same time wanted too much money. on the basis of 1.6 billion barrels of oil for 5 euros you can not buy, but now when the company is on the brink of survival, it is a little temper its appetite
I think the last few days - is a good example of the speed at which the shares may strive upwards. If in Ireland last two days was an increase of almost 15 percent without some special news, imagine what will happen when the news comes
one possible answer - is Yemen. Investors are always trying to minimize risk. Here not only the price of oil. but also the safety catch. may be safer for someone from the big players will move to Ireland than to stay there under the bullets?
all curious to know why the stock began to rise in price - it would seem there is no objective reasons. Oil price falls, too, is no news, what's the matter?
You can imagine the joy of those who did not panic and in a short time multiplied their money and frustration of those who were engaged whining s missed his chance.
Just a year ago, I participated in the discussion of Nokia. It was also a lot of panic and talk about how Samsung and Apple are destroying it. while the action cost 23-25 sek. Just as there are vital big idea in which few believed - that Microsoft may buy it. suddenly it happened - and now the share price of about 70sek.
Further, several funds have recently bought up a decent amount of shares. They then who?