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25/04/20
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Originally posted by Snorky:
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jwhiteman, I'm a tad confused, can you help me out here please? In your last post you said that 'oil crashed to $26 in Feb 2016, that's over four years ago'. Yep I get that bit and agree. With that in mind, and the part I fail to grasp is when you can't see an issue with the company coming out with outlandish statements after 'oil crashed'. Here is a refresher of management statements that came out after February 2016 as per Moneybags post: 01/17 Moving to finalize firm offtake agreements 03/17 Forecast FID in July 2017 03/17 Construction on Magnolia is expected to begin later this year 03/17 Negotiations (with investment grade counterparties) are advanced 06/17 Expected to have the whole facility contracted in the next 6-12 months 10/17 Confident of signing offtake agreements with credit worthy buyers later this year or early 2018 11/17 Discussions heavily focused on investment grade and credit worthy buyers 12/17 Talking about deals up to 25mtpa 03/18 There’s real potential to get a final investment decision by the end of the year You can't see an issue with these statements then?
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No because despite energy crashing there will still good prospects for LNG into China which then evaporated with the trade war. The combination of both plus COVID-9 delivered a triple whammy.