Trillion Energy International Inc. C.TCF

Notable vs Noise

[Snakebite18]

I would suggest people do a little homework on intrinsic valuations versus market valuation. This is a perfect growth play IMO. While global economics may have some affect here, for the the most part, we need to bring down the focal point on this and stop focusing on the constraints of Europe, for now. All the day to day analyzing is doing, is just feeding the liquidity and traders, which of late, has been insane over the last couple of weeks. Unless your on the bandwagon. This project was always intended to go ahead long before Covid or the "Russian effect" came into play and was intended for the country of Turkeye. They have major plans going forward and this is just the beginning. Hopefully that includes TCF. Not sure people are going to agree with this, but IMO as of now, this is slightly overvalued. But when you price in the intrinsic value and growth rate, that what investors do, it looks like a real bargain. This is one that just needs time. Barring a catastrophic failure guaranteed !!!. Just my thoughts. Not advice.

[Maskirovka]

@Snakebite18 One of the best pieces of intel from Art during the Emerging Growth Conference last week was that TPAO refuses to sell all of the SASB block to Trillion because it's important to them.  If it's small right now but the block is important to the Turkish Govt, then they probably agree with what Art suspects and it probably has more resources than the pools already identified

[Snakebite18]

That's what I stated before. Turkish government owns 51%, and that's most likely for a very good reason. They want control for whatever reason, including possibly buying TCF 49% down the road. As far as anyone doing anything about Turkeys decision to make deals with Russia, not sure there's much anyone can do at this point, including NATO. Possibly some sanctions or restrictions of

[Buyreallow]

Agree   would not look very good for NATO to sanction one of it's own members