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My podcast today was delayed by a lot of sleep. But I hope that it is worth the wait. I discuss the next Nomad to face scandal, have some very serious questions for Daniel Stewart PLC and look at Gate Ventures, Mosman, Soco and Gulf Keystone in detail.
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LG
Great bearcast, cheers Tom. Any chance of you having another sit down interview with Andrew Bell of RRR to discuss the share as perhaps an update since your last aired chat on 3.2.13?
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is it allenby?
jonny b good, allenby bad
57 year old punk
Really enjoyed Bearcast and conversation on train.
57 year old punk
Really enjoyed Bearcast and conversation on train,
alcira16247
Tom
Good to hear your positive observations regarding Soco International.
SOCO disappointed the market and the share price has gotten well hammered. The much smaller dividend than last year and worse, writing down reserve numbers are more than this market can take.
The company remains well financed, the balance sheet has $166m of cash and a low cost base with most producing assets profitable at even $20 a barrel. Its also active on the exploration front, not least in the DRC.
Without doubt one of our better managed oil companies of which the directors have made large share purchases over the last few days, adding to their already significant holdings.