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Cairn Energy’s (CNE) latest set of results were far from market-pleasing and resulted in a 14 per cent drop in its share price yesterday. It now sits at its lowest price since the market crashed in 2008, albeit with far more shares in existence. The current price of 168p equates to a market cap of close to £1 billion, but is there value here?
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wildrides
When I read your stuff I cant help humming the 80’s tune “Cars” weird that ?
Razzle dazzle
Fair enough but I can’t help but think the long trading rang of 2012-14 was the mid point of the downward trend and the breakdown of this trading range now points towards a target of the 2008 lows of around 127p. So not a buy for me at this stage.