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Hmmm...
Thailand recently diluted. Now we see more shares at 6.7c. Ahhh...
Only a week ago, we were in the mid-8c range.
Once this gets traction, there will be the risk of investors dumping SPP stock for a 20% profit once we get towards the 8c+ range. Then there is the question...what will Hartleys do? They set a target price of 11c but that might not get up pre-Thailand (given the dilution of that project and the placement)
I'm already out. As a BESBS player (Buy Early Sell Before Spud), this is not what I want to see. There are better BESBS plays around at present IMHO.
All the best to holders.
Hi
Bought SUR at 5.8c; Sold at 7.3c. 25% profit.
As Kenny Rogers would say, "Ya gotta know when to fold 'em)
Holding SUR at 8.9c
There's going to be some action one way or another any moment.
Well that's a bummer. Approx 25% drop on the news that there first well is empty. It's been drilled to a depth of 1600m, although there is another 175m to go, it's not looking good.
Potentially two more wells to drill, with the Krai Thong prospect coming next.
I think it's interesting that the SP has dropped by almost the exact amount that their potential reserves have dropped by.
I'm still trying to figure out whether to top up, hold or sell. I had a contingent sell order triggered at 0.8, but the SP fell straight through it without giving me the sale. grrr...
There is still 100 odd metres of drilling to go. It doesn't look promising but all is not lost.
It's been drilled to a depth of 1600m, although there is another 175m to go, it's not looking good.
No offence, but I think we both read the announcement just right.
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