Northland: Nostra Terra at 0.27p worth 0.37p
The initiation of coverage note from Northland Partners on AIM listed Nostra Terra Oil & Gas (NTOG) sees it claiming that the shares, now 0.27p, are worth 0.37p.
The initiation of coverage note from Northland Partners on AIM listed Nostra Terra Oil & Gas (NTOG) sees it claiming that the shares, now 0.27p, are worth 0.37p.
Direct from the Queen Elizabeth Conference Centre a video featuring a UK Investor Show 2014 presentation by Matt Lofgran of Nosta Terra (NTOG)
Nostra Terra (NTOG) is one of those AIM companies that had a terrible reputation. It is typical of many small oil companies in that it has historically followed the path of disappointment, dilution and a declining share price, to the extent that its market cap now sits at just below £8 million.
Last Thursday Matt Lofgran, the non drinking CEO of Nostra Terra Oil & Gas (NTOG) and Gary his thoroughly decent PR man, who drinks for both of them, hosted a pizza and beer evening at Real Man Pizza in Clerkenwell. It was fun and being a strictly salad and mineral water man I have a clear memory of what happened. As I left, Matt & Gary were plying a party of pretty young female students with wine and having a great old time. So we are all happy. But what to make of Nostra Terra?
Matt Lofgran, CEO of Nostra Terra Oil & Gas (NOTOG) wants to buy you a pizza and a beer on Thursday 27th March and to explain the investment case for his firm.
Back in 2013 I caught up with Matt Lofgran CEO of Nostra Terra Oil & Gas (NTOG), Today I caught up with Matt again to offer up some explanation to Ntog's revitalised price action since its recently announced credit facility with Texas capital bank.
Some of you may remember my very good call on Oilex (OEX) at 2.5p which is already up to 3.25p after just 56 days (see HERE). Today I introduce to you two more oil companies, one to buy and one to sell.
It is just as well that the Closet Chartist is excused having to ponder over the fundamentals of a company like Nostra Terra (NTOG) since I cannot make head or tail of its RNS today.
It is perhaps unfortunate that Nostra Terra is such a closely followed stock and divides opinion so greatly. That is because, from a technical perspective, the ideal scenario would probably be to avoid making calls on what is even at the best of times a very volatile and fiddly charting proposition.
As ever there is stiff competition for this award – I note the valiant self-nomination of Luke Woods. However the winner has to be a poster calling himself “Shareprophets” on the LSE Nostra Terra (NTOG) Board. For the avoidance of doubt we do not post on any board as Shareprophets.
In a very positive development for AIM listed Nostra Terra Oil & Gas (NTOG) it seems to be making progress in its claim against Richfield Oil & Gas for $1.5 million plus fees, according to an RNS announced on 3rd September. House broker XCAP has published a detailed not on the significance of that announcement.
Our penny stock resources guru Doc Holiday has challenged our friends at Mining maven to a share tipping contest. Doc will over the next few days pick five oil stocks, Mining Maven a five mining stocks. Let battle commence ( c'mon Doc!):
Today shareprophets speaks to Matt Lofgran about the highs and lows of running a small cap oil and gas company – namely AIM listed Nostra Terra Oil & Gas (NTOG)
CEO Matt Lofgran presents at the UK Investor Show.
I have run the slide rule over Nostra Terra Oil & Gas (NTOG) like many small cap E&P companies. I note as a backdrop a positive AGM statement earlier this week and while I reserve the right to change my mind on a company with a few too many shares in issue, today I focus on historic trading swings.
Although I am no Red Adair when it comes to the world of oil & gas exploration, I did attempt to engage in conversation regarding this particular field with an amiable representative of Nostra Oil & Gas at the UK Investor Show last month.
Just when will investors realise how good the potential is for Nostra Terra Oil & Gas? (NTOG)
I moseyed down to the UK Investor show at the weekend sneaking around "incognito." A jolly good time I had. My first port of call was of course Leyshon Resources (LRL) who promptly disappeared out of sight leaving its stand unattended for the next 20 minutes or so. I gave up & headed over to the Nostra Terra Oil & Gas (NTOG) stand where believe it or not CEO Matt Lofgran was being told by the Lothbury PR Guy, Gary Middleton, “Not to leave the stand unattended"








