Has anyone tried to DTC LUKOY our of Schwab to a third party. Was wondering if it is possible as it is not trading now and I am considering trying to get some to see how this plays out. I can be reached about it at stillhope764@gmail.com

Fidelity guy says the quote comes from their Bloomberg quote data .
Doesn't really mean anything since the stock is halted for trading .
Would be a nice gain for me however .

Good luck in your trading ...

I just got home from work and checked the price on Fidelity ... $36.80 ... Woot Woot ... LOL

On Schwab it also shows $15 in my portfolio, but when I click on the symbol it still shows $6.96.

LUKOY in my Fidelity acct. is now showing value of $15.00 ...

Yep. I'm in USA so bought the adr, using TD Ameritrade. It's locked currently at $6.96, I understand the non-adr listing is still trading.

Hey just curious. Your shares are in your account frozen at 6.96?

There is no such thing as a ceasefire with Russia.

Watching

It looks like you can't buy or sell this on Schwab any more. I wonder what the quoted prices are based on?

BTW, I cannot see how to follow this board. Is it the same for everyone else?

https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/is-russias-national-wealth-fund-deep-enough-counteract-sanctions-2022-03-02/

Why You Should Buy SBRCY and LUKOY and other big name Russian stocks once it starts trading again:

1. Russia National Wealth Fund (NWF) plans to spend $10 Billion on buying shares of Russian companies
2. NWF owns 3 trillion roubles of Sberbank shares
3. NWF owns 279 billion roubles worth of preferred shares at a number of banks
4. LUKOY CEO said they will be buying back their shares worth $2 - $3Billon. I expect SBRCY to buyback shares to normalize/prop up share price
5. Expecting cease fire talks to result in cease fire

Once cease fire is achieved, I expect ALL Russian stocks to rebound.

I bought some LUKOY this week as an entry point. also down, but hoping it stays listed and can own for years to come. If confidence increases of no delisting I would love to back the truck up.

What would happen to shares if delisted? Do we just go to $0 value = 100% loss?

What happens in a halt? Simply cannot trade for a period of time = days, weeks, months or years?

I appreciate the thoughts/insights on the situation.

Cheers!

I bought some LUKOY, OGZPY, and SBRCY yesterday based on a blood in the streets theory. So far I'm down pretty badly. Afterwards I read something that suggested that if things get bad enough Russia might just cancel all foreign-owned shares, which I hadn't considered. Do you see that as possible?

Ready to pounce on the beat down here just have to watch todays peace talks and future events and any OTC regulatory announcements on Russia ADRs.

Highly recommend keeping an eye on all the Russian beat down stocks.
Gazprom LUKOil and Yandex for example and any Russian otc listed stocks. Nasdaq made some announcements. OTC said would follow regulatory requirements non so far. I would say OTC rout safest as Nasdaq and NYSE already halted a few. Notice not permanent suspension…

Only puts now on RUSL as a play and even that could entail risk as the Direxion crooks shutting down RUSL down March 11th as soon as that news came out yesterday was out. Still flipped it a few times for profit before the final news dagger.
No news yet from OTC suspending any Russian stocks. Let me know if you see any.
Still some Russian OTC plays that are interesting the most exciting is Gazprom which is now severely beat down. As one of largest oil companies in the world will the war end before OTC is forced to delist?

Will have to watch. We know that all the current US and European sanctions against Russia are bogus so far because Russia is the top supplier of imported gasoline to the United States. “In 2021, Russia accounted for 21% of all U.S. gasoline imports,” Forbes writes. Feb 28.
All LUKOil gas stations still running in the US and
Sanctions imposed completely useless as Russia (Gazprom) continues to send gas to Europe & even increased supply since the invasion
Much of it transits Ukraine. *****Russian & Ukrainian managers still cooperate 24 hrs. Russia is still paying transit fees.*****

So with RUSL gone March 11 you do your own Russia stock hunt and find good junk for sale that won’t be delisted permanently by Nasdaq or OTC

The New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market halted trading of several U.S.-listed Russian stocks this morning in the wake of tough new sanctions imposed by Washington in response to the invasion of Ukraine.

NYSE’s website said the exchange had halted the trading of Russian telecom operator Mobile TeleSystems PJSC, mining and steel company Mechel PAO and online real-estate classifieds company Cian PLC due to “regulatory concern.”

Nasdaq halted the trading of several other Russian companies, including search-engine operator Yandex NV and online retailer Ozon Holdings, citing “news pending.” Ozon, sometimes called Russia's Amazon.com, held its initial public offering on the Nasdaq in 2020.

The halts are temporary while the NYSE’s and Nasdaq’s regulatory teams study the newly imposed sanctions, people familiar with the matter said. They don’t go as far as a delisting, in which a stock is booted off an exchange.
MBT
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Ticker Exchange Industry
1 Cian PLC^ CIAN NYSE^ Software&ComputerSvc
2 HeadHunter Group PLC ^ HHR NASDAQ^ Recruiting
3 Mechel Steel^ MTL NYSE^ Indust.Metals&Mining
4 Mobile Telesystems Public Joint Stock Company^ MBT NYSE^ Mobile Telecom.
5 Nexters Inc ^ GDEV NASDAQ^ Video Games
6 Ozon Holdings PLC^ OZON NASDAQ^ Personal Goods
7 QIWI^ QIWI NASDAQ^ Financial Services
8 Yandex*^ YNDX NASDAQ^


Russia's most popular ADRs include:

Gazprom OAO ADR (OTC: OGZPY)
Lukoil ADR (OTC: LUKOY)
Mechel OAO (NYSE: MTL)
OJSC Polyus Gold ADR (OTC: OPYGY)
International investors looking for direct exposure can purchase Russian securities directly using any global trading platform with access to the Russian RTS. The country's most popular stocks are listed on the RTS 50 index, which is the country's equivalent to the S&P 500 in the U.S.

Popular Russian ETFs include:

The Market Vector Russia ETF Trust (NYSE: RSX)
The iShares MSCI Russia Capped Index Fund (NYSE: ERUS)
The SPDR S&P Russia ETF (NYSE: RBL)
The Market Vectors Russia Small-Cap ETF (NYSE: RSXJ

Also follow the Bitcoin trail as Russia has 12% market share of cryptocurrency.

Crypto Relevant
@crypto_relevant
Russia’s finance minister Anton Siluanov, says placing a ban on #bitcoin is “same as banning the internet, which is impossible”.
Russians sending Bitcoin higher!!
Can’t trade euros and dollars for rubles but sure can trade Bitcoin in secure private wallets.
Russians owns $200 billion in crypto’s over 12% of World circulation. Russian average citizens sending Bitcoin price up

Anyone have any thoughts on the current situation?

$LUKOY Russia should start exiting the global deal to cut oil production if crude prices remain at $70/bbl for more than six months, Lukoil (OTCPK:LUKOY, OTC:LUKOF) CEO Vagit Alekperov says.

Alekperov says a Brent price of $60-$70 is a comfortable level for Russian oil firms.

The CEO also says the company plans to buy back $2B-$3B of its shares from the market.

Wondering if Lukoil is a value buy at these levels?

Lukoil Co. changed to PJSC Lukoil:

http://otce.finra.org/DLSymbolNameChanges

Lukoil (OTCPK:LUKOY, OTC:LUKOF) says it expects to sign a deal with Iran for exploration and production following changes in the country’s tax laws.

Lukoil stopped work in Iran in 2010 due to sanctions, which western countries are poised to lift following Iran's agreement with the U.S. and other world powers to curb its nuclear program.

Separately, Lukoil officials say they do not expect Russia's air strikes on Syria to affect relations with OPEC.

Citi likes Lukoil (OTCPK:LUKOY, OTC:LUKOF), even though it is a crowded trade because of its double-digit dividend growth, with an interim payout due sometime this fall, being a potential catalyst; anything less than a dividend of $1.13/ADR would disappoint, the firm says

Lukoil (OTCPK:LUKOY, OTC:LUKOF) says its Q2 net profit fell 58% to $1B from $2.39 billion in the year-ago period on 26% lower revenues of $28.1B, while EBITDA tumbled 35% Y/Y to $3.6B.

Russia's Lukoil, Transneft agree cooperation on oil, product routesq

Russia's state-owned pipeline operator Transneft and the country's largest oil independent Lukoil said Friday they had reached a cooperation agreement on expansion of the domestic northwestern Sever diesel pipeline and construction of the South diesel route via southern Russia.

DETAILS

Someone on FVSTA board said he called the IR and apparently it is. I'm curious my self. Sure hope its true

Is their any truth with a joint venture with the company FVSTA???

Growing dividends and worried about not passing 15% - plus Iraq oil play

This is a new one me. Don't want prices for oil to rise? They must have oil production in Iran, or contracts to sell at the current price area or political BS, or what am I missing?

I think things are looking good. picked up 10k shares this morning, and I'm feeling good about it. Also picked up 5k shares of GBRC. Did some looking into it, and its some impressive tech. They are also backed by a monster company (schlomberger), made it a pretty easy pick IMO

Rosneft in Search for a New Partner on the Shelf -

http://www.kommersant.com/p746835/Rosneft_Shelf_Partner_Tuapse/



Rosneft in Search for a New Partner on the Shelf
Oil major Rosneft is looking for a partner to develop a section of the Black Sea shelf. The company earlier dismissed Total as a partner in the project. Now Statoil an ExxonMobile are high on Rosneft’s list.
Rosneft is still interested in working on the shelf of the Azov and Black Seas, the oil producer’s first vice-president Sergey Kudryashov said Thursday in an interview published on Rosneft’s corporate web-site. The company is currently collaborating with LUKOIL, drilling the first well in the Temryuk-Akhtarsk sector of the Azov Sea shelf. In the Black Sea, Rosneft has been holding a license for the Tuapse progib section since 2003 but has not gone far with it. The oil firm is now looking for “ways to speed up the project” and shopping around for partners, Mr. Kudryashov said. Rosneft on Thursday would not give details on the list of possible partners.

The 12,000 sq. km Tuapse progib stretches from Novorossiysk to Tuapse. The section’s oil reserves are estimated at 100 million metric tons.

Having won the license for the section in 2003, Rosneft declared plans to develop it with France-based Total. The parties, however, failed to reach any agreement following a trail over another project of Rosneft where Total also had its interest.

Rosneft is currently looking for a major Western company to join it in the Tuapse progib, a Kommersant source says. ExxonMobile, which is working with Rosneft in the Sakhalin-1 project, said they were examining the possibility but would not give any details. A source of Kommersant has reported that Norway’s Statoil has also received an offer to work in the Tuapse section.

Under the license agreement, Rosneft is to drill the first well in the section before 2010, which will be extremely difficult and costly to do. “Rosneft wants to share risks and cost,” says Valery Nesterov from Troika Dialog says. “It does not operate any shelf project on its own.”

www.kommersant.com

All the Article in Russian as of Mar. 02, 2007
See Also
Russia Cuts Crude Export Duty // News (Mar. 01, 2007) Hugo's Mirror // Opinion (Feb. 28, 2007) Boss of the Barrels // Documents (Feb. 28, 2007) Iraq Shares Oil Riches // News (Feb. 28, 2007) The Agreed Leadership // News (Feb. 26, 2007)

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Yukos probed over ex-spy's death -

Alexander Litvinenko


Alexander Litvinenko suspected the Kremlin
of poisoning him
Russia's chief prosecutor says he is investigating
whether a former boss of the oil firm Yukos may be
linked to the death of ex-agent Alexander Litvinenko.

The prosecutor-general's office said it was "checking
the version" that former Yukos manager Leonid Nevzlin
could be among those involved in the poisoning.

Mr Nevzlin's spokesman said the suggestion was
"ridiculous", Reuters news agency reported.

Mr Nevzlin was close to jailed tycoon
Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who ran Yukos.

The prosecutor-general's statement said Mr Nevzlin
and some other ex-Yukos executives were wanted
internationally "over serious crimes".

It said there were indications of a link between
the poisoning of Mr Litvinenko and attempted murder
of Dmitry Kovtun - who met him in London before
he fell ill - and "the charges that
several Yukos managers committed crimes against
the life and health of citizens".

Demise of Yukos

Mr Nevzlin, who denies any wrongdoing in connection
with Yukos, is now living in Israel.

Leonid Nevzlin in Tel Aviv, Israel, 31 May 2005


Mr Nevzlin fled to Israel after prosecutors acted
against Yukos
The prosecutor-general's office says it is taking
steps towards the possible extradition of
the Russian suspects living abroad.

Former secret service officer Mr Litvinenko died
in London on 23 November and his body was found
to contain a massive dose of the radioactive
isotope polonium-210.

The case - which remains shrouded in mystery -
has strained relations between
Britain and Russia.

A statement made by Mr Litvinenko before he died
accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of
involvement in his death - but the Kremlin
has dismissed any suggestion it was involved
as "nonsense".

Mr Khodorkovsky is facing new money-laundering
charges along with his jailed
colleague Platon Lebedev.

Most of the enormous assets of Yukos have been
taken over by the state-controlled oil company,
Rosneft.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/6212999.stm

LUKOIL CO SPONS ADR
Shares Short 2,240,125
Days to Cover (Short Ratio) 5.7
Short % of Float %
Shares Short - Prior 1,635,997
Short % Increase / Decrease 36.93 %
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% from 52-Wk HIGH ( 95.30 ) %
% from 52-Wk LOW ( 5.08 ) %
% from 200-Day MA ( 89.19 ) %

% from 50-Day MA ( )
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Price % Change (52-Wk) 57.12 %
Trading Volume - Today 0
Trading Volume - Average 392,520
Trading Volume Vs. Avg. 0.00 %
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Total Shares - Outstanding
% Held by Insiders %
% Held by Institutions %
Market Cap
EPS
PE Ratio
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http://www.shortsqueeze.com/index.php?symbol=lukoy&submit=Enter

owg - bolsheviks banksters - activity ?

Russia Investigates Lukoil Taxes -



Lukoil HQ in Moscow -



Lukoil owns more than 400 licences to develop Russian oilfields
Russian authorities have demanded information on 398 licences held in the country by oil firm Lukoil -

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/6057076.stm

Control battle?

However, Russian officials deny they are singling out any
one firm.
According to reports Yukos and TNK-BP have received
similar warnings.

"We have requested the information on how Lukoil paid
subsoil use and mineral resource taxes on
these licences," environment ministry spokesman,
Nikolai Gudkov, said.

"The logic is if the taxes are not paid or delayed,
it means that there are problems with
fulfilling licensing agreements."

But, while analysts claim the move could be an attempt
to regain control of the projects, the demands are
unlikely to lead to the same kind of battle that
eventually led to the collapse of Yukos -

http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=6399

I think mutual fund managers will be putting some of this in their ports! imo

I hope we hit $75 soon hint hint lol

up $19 not too shabby. eom

Holy cow up from $40 anyone listing? lol $$$$ yup HOOOO!!!

steady! build it and they will bash lol !

No one ever listens to me, till itS to late to Take the SKYRIDE!

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ :)

nice!

$$$Get in get in . More stations around the country popping up like crazy. $$$$$$$$$$

we will double very soon! imo eom! $

Up a buck seventy no bad. eom

Because Lucky oil is all over Pennyslvania, on every street corner in everytown. Last year only saw one gas station this year saw well over 1000 lol

The old Bob Czeschin pump

..and I wonder what caused the creation of this board at this time....

I won a bit and I lost a bit on this company some years back (late nineties)...I didn't have the experience not to chase it at first, but then later I made a gain...since then I never found a reason to really care. - there was a board (is) on Raging Bull, but no one posts...adrs on the pinks assure a small crowd I guess....

I have NEVER Seen so many Gas stations POP UP! in one state so fast, Philadelhia to Pittsburg must have gotten thousands of these Lucky station put up over the year. eom.

This one is HUGE IMO!

08.08.2005 LUKOIL SECURITIES TRADING VOLUME ON LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE TOTALED AROUND US$50 BILLION



Trading volume of LUKOIL securities on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) for the last three years has totaled about US$50 billion.



LUKOIL was the first Russian company to obtain full secondary listing on LSE in August, 2002.



LUKOIL securities trading volume on LSE in July, 2005, was US$3.3 billion being a historical maximum since the beginning of the trade.



LUKOIL securities remain the most liquid among the oversees issuers on LSE since 2004 (IOB trading system).



This indicates that LUKOIL acts in full compliance with the LSE regulations that require a high level of transparency through the most complete disclosure of information and submission of reports and accounts under international standards on a regular basis.



http://www.lukoil.com/press_6_5div__id_21_1id_22386_.html