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1 hour ago, Leroy Peterson said:

I'm getting spud mixed up with other things...

actual informative post about the drilling plan (but not actually related to results or value or anything): https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/ann-operations-commence-at-icewine-2.3312384/page-32?post_id=23523786#.WOMZ7LgQ_IU

4.5

$600 in profit today...damn you temptation.

12 minutes ago, UNR33L said:

Take own advice and hold off :P

 

$870 profit now on close

Yeah I'm holding off. This well is the make or break for 88E IMO. Still think it will sink post spud like last drill, but not worth the risk that it may not.

2 hours ago, Birds said:

$870 profit now on close

Yeah I'm holding off. This well is the make or break for 88E IMO. Still think it will sink post spud like last drill, but not worth the risk that it may not.

what date? ill sell the day after lol 

4 hours ago, UNR33L said:

in typical 88e fashion, straight back down after a good day :P

You had your opportunity to short trade it...

Can actually blame London for this one. They didn't continue with our optimism. Someone bought up big in Aus and we carried on...spec shareholders are incredibly knee jerky for people who are supposed to be investing long term...

I'm wondering where V-spec performance get the money/capital to buy some of the most expensive GTRs that pop up for sale. I'm not too cluey on how supercar used car dealerships run, but when starting from the ground up it must be a massive uphill battle until properly established.

Looks like they almost have more cars for sale than they've sold since opening. I wonder if someone is fronting the cash as like an investment or buying overseas then giving it to the dealer to sell, dealer sells the car (eventually), both original buyer and dealership make money. The one getting pinged is the customer since theyre paying exorbitant prices for cars that sometimes dont have an accurate expected value.

https://www.vspecperformance.com.au/temp2

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