niceonecyril
- 04 Apr 2009 08:30
jkd
- 21 Oct 2010 11:07
- 1332 of 3666
well done pth and all.
looks like im not going to get my "buy in" price that i had been looking for.will now have to be patient and look for another opportunity.not going to chase.
regards
jkd
ptholden
- 21 Oct 2010 12:57
- 1333 of 3666
Jkd, I don't think you need to worry about chasing this stock, unlike the flaky E&P companies that are rising dramatically on mostly hype. AFR is building a cracking portfolio of production, proven resources and high impact exploration. I've averaged up again today.
niceonecyril
- 21 Oct 2010 13:43
- 1334 of 3666
Like this, "especially transformational deal"
cyril
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23890178-british-airways-shares-take-off-in-the-slipstream-of-its-improving-american-rivals.do
West Africa-focused Afren was the star performer on the mid-tier after striking a transformational deal. Its subsidiary, First Hydrocarbons Nigeria, has snapped up a 45% interest in an onshore licence from Shell, Total and Agip.
Afren's long gestating big deal' has finally arrived and it delivers on every level: reserves, exploration upside and major production growth, said Dougie Youngson, an analyst at Arbuthnot Securities. The broker is a strong buyer of Afren's shares and reckons that further deals could be in the pipeline. Afren, which is popular with retail punters, surged 8.3p to 124.4p.
Balerboy
- 21 Oct 2010 13:45
- 1335 of 3666
I do like that one cyril.,.
deputy
- 21 Oct 2010 13:58
- 1336 of 3666
afren sailing away today all aboard
niceonecyril
- 21 Oct 2010 13:58
- 1337 of 3666
This woun't do us any harm either.
cyril
Oil Price 'to Exceed $100 Next Year'The world's largest investment bank Goldman Sachs on Tuesday predicted the oil price will surpass US$100 per barrel next year, citing increasing demand for crude oil rather than the weak dollar as the main reason.
Goldman Sachs predicted that demand for crude oil will rise for the next three decades, with consumption growing thanks to the continued economic recovery next year. It said production by members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is also likely to rise
cynic
- 21 Oct 2010 13:59
- 1338 of 3666
not impossible, but then $ is forecast to continue weakening too
jkd
- 21 Oct 2010 14:24
- 1339 of 3666
knock knock let me in!! LoL
still waiting.might hit heavy seas and come back to port.
regards and good luck to all
jkd
jimmy b
- 21 Oct 2010 15:19
- 1340 of 3666
Lovely ,this is making up for my dog Taylor Wimpy.
halifax
- 21 Oct 2010 15:24
- 1341 of 3666
cynic with production ramping up next month sp should reach 200p by year end.... then we could see a move to 500p by end of 2011.
required field
- 21 Oct 2010 15:31
- 1342 of 3666
Funny name for a dog !....you know what wimpey stands for : we import more paddy's every year !.
jimmy b
- 21 Oct 2010 15:44
- 1343 of 3666
Oh believe me it's a dog !!
irlee57
- 21 Oct 2010 15:59
- 1344 of 3666
I also own this DOG in 200 years it get to 30p !!!!!!!!!!!!
Chris Carson
- 21 Oct 2010 16:12
- 1345 of 3666
Fabulous spike today, I thought at the rate it was going take till Xmas to get anywhere near this sp. Brilliant!
required field
- 21 Oct 2010 16:19
- 1346 of 3666
Along with AFC, XEL, this is sure looking great....long may it continue....
cynic
- 21 Oct 2010 16:30
- 1347 of 3666
hali - i almost never forecast sp prices, and if i do, it's usually more conservative than that put out by the over-exuberant ..... anyway, this is certainly turning into the cracker it has long promised
halifax
- 21 Oct 2010 16:37
- 1348 of 3666
rf as we have said before if AFR achieve their production forecasts they would be producing more than TLW which has a market cap at least 8 times that of AFR. So with their share of the additional production from today's deal they are rapidly heading towards 100,000bopd within 2/3 years.
cynic
- 21 Oct 2010 16:44
- 1349 of 3666
what i find impressive about AFR is that, like TLW, their strike rate is phenomenal - it feels like about 4/6 or maybe even better, which is amazing against the accepted industry norm of about 1/5
cynic
- 21 Oct 2010 16:44
- 1350 of 3666
what i find impressive about AFR is that, like TLW, their strike rate is phenomenal - it feels like about 4/6 or maybe even better, which is amazing against the accepted industry norm of about 1/5
niceonecyril
- 21 Oct 2010 19:00
- 1351 of 3666
If AFR are to become the next TLW,it'll be by proving up reserves which at present i
believe are roughly 130mbo. They could start by a positive update from Okwok,preferably tomorrow(what that would do for the SP with the present momentum)
,an extra 50/100mbo would do for starters.
cyril