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looking good (FOGL)     

acaldin - 27 Apr 2006 12:32

volume increasing just nicely the ovens getting hot!

Deaney - 27 Apr 2006 23:52 - 2 of 4

Yes do we know why yet have FOGL had any results back yet ! I'm still happy though

aur - 06 May 2006 11:42 - 3 of 4

There has been lots of hype from this company-results are due soon and if the farm in partners promised to shareholders have not been secured,then the share price will be (deservedly so) absolutely hammered.

soul traders - 06 May 2006 12:06 - 4 of 4

Good point Aur.

FOGL is still a long way from drilling anything, the rig market is tight, and this scenario is likely to continue for a while, IMO. Until things improve a bit, I'd be inclined to give this stock the bargepole treatment.

BTW check out Desire Petroleum - they are exploring in the Falklands and have recently reported on difficulties getting rigs. Could be a good barometer for FOGL.

Found this quote from someone at DES on the DES thread: "The feel-good factor still abounds with the knowledge that any day now a suitable rig could be found by Dr. Colin Phipps of Desire Petroleum Plc. This doesnt mean that we will immediately begin to pump oil as it could take anywhere from 5 to 15 years after viable reserves are found."

The Falklands are a long-term investment - could be very good but quicker thrills might be available elsewhere. I'd consider going into this area at some point, but only very slowly initially.
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