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arh!! see, there is a significant qualification.
Of course the market has already factored in the known positives - it may not, in the view of optimistic CUE holders have got it right but the market is never wrong as it is always judge jury and executioner when it comes to what we get for our shares - there is no market appeals court!
Back in mid Aprtil 'til mid May we had CUE rocketing north on pretty much the same positives as you still highlight.
But the market has decided that all that gain should be given back, mostly I suspect on the negatives in the significant slippage of first oil from Marri and the turn in crude prices.
Lets assume that first oil from Maari slips further; the world oil price also keeps dropping and just one other of the CUE expected positives (there are many at risk) also comes up just a little short of expectations.
Do you believe CUE's price would hold, rise or fall??
Personally I would then not be so keen to buy at that support level of 18c I pointed out above.
cheerz
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