to play the fiddle with the mel or the bow?, page-19

so jwfc, cheeky testing questions indeed....

The timing right from LNG's perspective?
The timing right from any other predator's perspective?

And if I had those sort of answers, I wouldn't need to be posting here, would I :)

Here are a couple of suggestions from a simple fellow.

The timing would be right in general terms, when the share price and/or the market sentiment is well below the predator's own evaluation of the company.

What needs to happen? Someone will need the gas in a hurry, or more than one party needs the gas in the not too distant future.

BTW I wasn't suggesting anything other than trying to explain Kiwis assertion that, LNG have lost interest.

Cheers