after few weeks first time see velesto turn green

serbadk no more selling from bawang

anyone attend the velesto agm at 2pm?

titanic sinking today

No one buy oil stock liao.

@2017, wat price u going to buy now

bought 3 mil shares at 0.15

dump until 12c???

15c going to be seller now.

oil price drop like shit

serbadk keep dropping, all trap gaw gaw

Anyone got velesto contact number, wish to call thete to clarify something

"With contracts canceled and debts mounting, offshore oil drillers face another shakeout"

https://www.investing.com/news/commodities-news/with-contracts-canceled-and-debts-mounting-offshore-oil-drillers-face-another-shakeout-2210545

"With contracts canceled and debts mounting, offshore oil drillers face another shakeout"

https://www.investing.com/news/commodities-news/with-contracts-canceled-and-debts-mounting-offshore-oil-drillers-face-another-shakeout-2210545

big selling by foreign fund last week

oil price keep going up, shares price mcm bangkai

oil stock all drop

IDSS coming back

Biggest joke in century

@mabel, u r really an oil investor giant

COLUMN-Oil prices no longer especially cheap after strong rally: Kemp

(John Kemp is a Reuters market analyst. The views expressed are his own)

By John Kemp

LONDON, June 19 (Reuters) - Oil prices are no longer particularly cheap by historical standards.

Perceptions about prices tend to be over-influenced by recent experience so current prices feel very low to producers used to receiving $60-80 per barrel over the 2018/19 period.

But over a longer time horizon, current prices are not especially cheap, and are only a little below long-run averages over the last few price cycles.

Current Brent prices at just over $40 per barrel are in the 49th percentile for all months since 1988, after adjusting for U.S. inflation (tmsnrt.rs/2V1lJea).

If prices were to settle at this level through the end of the year, the annual average would be just over $40, compared with an inflation-adjusted median of $50-55 since 1973.

The strong rally since April is a sign crude traders are confident about a sustained rebound in consumption over the rest of this year and that OPEC+ and U.S. shale producers will restrain output until excess stocks are absorbed.

As a result, the balance of risks has become more symmetrical than it was two months ago, when prices were clearly unsustainably low, which likely explains why the rally has lost some momentum over the last two weeks.

If the economic recovery and resumption in fuel demand proves more protracted, shale output does not fall as much as expected, or OPEC+ cohesion frays, price could pull back again.

But if a more optimistic scenario is realised (strong economic recovery, limited shale production, continued OPEC+ cohension), prices might continue to rise towards their pre-pandemic level of $55 or even $65 per barrel

COLUMN-Oil prices no longer especially cheap after strong rally: Kemp

(John Kemp is a Reuters market analyst. The views expressed are his own)

By John Kemp

LONDON, June 19 (Reuters) - Oil prices are no longer particularly cheap by historical standards.

Perceptions about prices tend to be over-influenced by recent experience so current prices feel very low to producers used to receiving $60-80 per barrel over the 2018/19 period.

But over a longer time horizon, current prices are not especially cheap, and are only a little below long-run averages over the last few price cycles.

Current Brent prices at just over $40 per barrel are in the 49th percentile for all months since 1988, after adjusting for U.S. inflation (tmsnrt.rs/2V1lJea).

If prices were to settle at this level through the end of the year, the annual average would be just over $40, compared with an inflation-adjusted median of $50-55 since 1973.

The strong rally since April is a sign crude traders are confident about a sustained rebound in consumption over the rest of this year and that OPEC+ and U.S. shale producers will restrain output until excess stocks are absorbed.

As a result, the balance of risks has become more symmetrical than it was two months ago, when prices were clearly unsustainably low, which likely explains why the rally has lost some momentum over the last two weeks.

If the economic recovery and resumption in fuel demand proves more protracted, shale output does not fall as much as expected, or OPEC+ cohesion frays, price could pull back again.

But if a more optimistic scenario is realised (strong economic recovery, limited shale production, continued OPEC+ cohension), prices might continue to rise towards their pre-pandemic level of $55 or even $65 per barrel

oil stock no power. may be too many ikan bilis

oil stock no power

Too many minor share holders here, the price may go further down

Yesterday so big volume, is it thrown by him dato bawang

this bawang really hopeless, he should sell above 2

https://9shares.my/iea%e7%9c%8b%e5%a5%bd%e6%98%8e%e5%b9%b4%e6%81%a2%e5%a4%8d%ef%bc%8c%e5%9b%bd%e9%99%85%e6%b2%b9%e4%bb%b7%e6%b6%a8%e9%80%be3/?fbclid=IwAR0sOKbMv0WUKkdmduY8syTTRFpJs-GP4B5rHfQOuuVCMY-He9vfpn_wUIQ

Tp tomorrow 1.16

today will go down to the support level which is 1.23

What if the project cancelled. Becoz too much money pump into BSH

if myeg get the contract, and dsonic out. what will happen to its share price

@saidora, any basis that it will break 1.85 tomorrow?

@panda, what makes u to buy armada again?

No more disposal from Awang Daud

@2017, what price to all in now

@2017, you also all in velesto??

@rj87, where are u now? Pls all in now

@2017, he may borrow ah long to all in

@rj87, pls all in armada

Mikekim may come out tomorrow, announce that he hadbought few ten millions of armada shares and the average price was below 20c.

@rj87, this is armada forum, why u post other shares here? Will u reenter the armada?

QR today or tomorrow?

@panda and 2017, can gamble on this coming QR?

@2017, average down?

armada all in or all out now?

@panda, any postpone for this QR?

@2017, buy or sell now?

Where is rj87 now? Crying at home

RJ87 and Investor King sure very sad on their buy on dip buy on dip method