Tullow Oil takeover rumours affect share price

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• JAMES Y 9 years ago

  The fact that when the price of a commodity goes down, producers lay off staff to reduce cost and to curtail production is worrying. In terms of production of a commodity like, cocoa - though not as capital intensive as compa ...
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  The fact that when the price of a commodity goes down, producers lay off staff to reduce cost and to curtail production is worrying. In terms of production of a commodity like, cocoa - though not as capital intensive as compared to others - if the producer price falls, the farmers go on to produce more to offset the loss of income. If other commodities producers can do same to allow the prices to stabilise the better for the employees and the employers.

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• jose 9 years ago

  Buying an exploration company is more or less buying a lotto. What a waste of money. The shares will never recover sadly

  Buying an exploration company is more or less buying a lotto. What a waste of money. The shares will never recover sadly

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• Tokugawah 9 years ago

  Takeover rumours do not depress share prices, quite the contrary, share prices increase. The share price may have gone down because of other factors not takeover rumours.

  Takeover rumours do not depress share prices, quite the contrary, share prices increase. The share price may have gone down because of other factors not takeover rumours.

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• kusa 9 years ago

  Its a Market Economy!!! Workers are not needed b'cos the work they were employed/contracted for has ended...This is not socialism...!

  Its a Market Economy!!! Workers are not needed b'cos the work they were employed/contracted for has ended...This is not socialism...!

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• Walatu Walasa 9 years ago

  The drastic drop in prices has already forced some producing countries to adjust their budget projections. Venezuela has announced cuts in social spending. Russian President Putin has addressed his people to be prepared for t ...
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  The drastic drop in prices has already forced some producing countries to adjust their budget projections. Venezuela has announced cuts in social spending. Russian President Putin has addressed his people to be prepared for tough times. Iran, Ecuador, Angola have all been reported to be highly concerned about the losses they are incurring due to fallen revenues. But not Ghana. The thievery by the ruling government continues like there is no tomorrow!

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• EZEKIEL 9 years ago

  Ghana govt has NOT,so far as I know, prepared the Nation against the FALLING REVENUE of OIL.
  It is just PROPER TO DO so that some Idiots wouldn't go about saying the OIL REVENUE was STOLEN!!!
  The President should NOT forget ...
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  Ghana govt has NOT,so far as I know, prepared the Nation against the FALLING REVENUE of OIL.
  It is just PROPER TO DO so that some Idiots wouldn't go about saying the OIL REVENUE was STOLEN!!!
  The President should NOT forget this!!!!!

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