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I have been asked several times why Falkland Oil & Gas (FOGL) was not one of my two share tips for 2015. Well it just missed out. It would have been the third had I been allowed three.
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easyman
I am not sure history will repeat with the falklands oilies.
many years ago I invested in RKH and even when they hit the pay dirt, look now several years on and investors just havnt been rewarded, all the monies went to the company and investors havnt had much. Why invest just for a short term play on spud bounce? Investors should be much wiser this time round.
Andrew Kennedy
Hi Chris,
What do you think is the current FOGL stake of Sealion worth in terms of SP, which could be seen as the downside should the drilling campaign prove unsuccessful?
Thanks
Andy