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DEO AGM next week - June 29th (5 Old Bailey)

Tuesday, Jun 21 2011 by
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DEO AGM next week  June 29th 5 Old Bailey

I've just spoken with DEO and found out that the AGM is to be held in London next Wednesday at 10am.

This is news to me and although I'd like to go, I'm not sure I can make it on that day.

I have asked them if they would consider providing a briefing to private investors at a date/time to be arranged - if they say yes I'll float it for consideration for Mello or perhaps try to arrange something self contained.

Anyone else here interested in the AGM and/or a PI briefing?

T

PS venue for AGM is McGrigors LLP, 5 Old Bailey, EC4M 7BA at 10.00 a.m

Date10:00am Wednesday 29th June, 2011
Location5 Old Bailey
PostcodeEC4M 7BA
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The author may hold shares in this company. All opinions are his own. You should check any statements that appear factual and seek independent professional advice before making any investment decision.


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Thunderstorm 25th Jun '11 1 of 3

Is anyone else planning to attend the AGM and able to provide a match report?

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marben100 25th Jun '11 2 of 3
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I may be able to attend and, if possible, will do so - but can't guarantee.

Please advise any questions you'd like asked (readers can use the S'pedia private message facility if they don't want to disclose questions in advance to the Board).

Mark

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tournesol 26th Jun '11 3 of 3
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I have succeeded in swapping my planned Wednesday shift - (thank you Mo) - and am now able to attend subject to the rumblings of organised trade unions and other acts of god......

I am a shareholder, but I really haven't spent a lot of time on this company, so if any of you guys can suggest questions then please fire away and I'll try to factor them in.

T

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About tournesol

I'm an active private investor specialising in the oil and gas sector. I decided to focus on this area after having a disastrous experience 10 years ago when I naively delegated investment to a "professional" who subsequently lost most of my life savings and my pension. That experience taught me that it was foolhardy to invest in industries/companies you don't understand properly and that many "professionals" are doing just that, often based on the most superficial analysis and the most inadequate understanding of the underlying business. I decided that I'd take my financial destiny into my own hands.   I chose oil as a specialist focus partly because it was the industry I'd spent most of my career in over many years in >25 countries all over the world. That prior experience gave me a good  understanding of E&P from an operational perspective and I've subsequently leveraged that into an appreciation of the sector from an investment perspective - quite a different thing. But the one really helps the other.   I find that my background and my specialist focus help me get access to management and help me talk to them when I get in.  I've been seriously astonished at the open-ness and responsiveness of many top managers in this industry. Sensible questions, asked in a sensible manner almost always receive a very full response. (I have to single out Tom Cross of Dana for his readiness to go the extra mile to help small PI's understand his business).   Of course the other reason I chose to specialise in oil was that ten years ago it was very easy to figure out that the price was going to rise in a sustained manner over a long period. I still find it hard to believe that everybody else didn't see that coming at that time. I certainly can't claim any credit for doing so. It was just too obvious to miss - provided that is you looked at things from the right perspective. (there's an article to be written on this topic when I can find time........) more »



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