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AFREN (AFR) Is this the next TULLOW??? (AFR)     

niceonecyril - 04 Apr 2009 08:30

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In an attempt to cut down the header page,i've transferred some of the older news to Page1 post No.3.

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http://www.investegate.co.uk/afren-plc--afr-/rns/interim-management-statement/201405200700135209H/
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niceonecyril - 01 Feb 2015 22:17 - 3221 of 3666

Sorry no can do,just a C&P from around the various boards.

mentor - 01 Feb 2015 23:46 - 3222 of 3666

OIL price - The biggest one day rise last Friday

Why Oil Prices Jumped 8% on Friday
By Paul Ausick January 31, 2015 8:35 am EST

Looking at the chart for the price of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil for Friday, January 30, we see the closest thing we have seen in months to the much-loved “hockey-stick” profile. The price of WTI was up about 1.7% on the day at around noon. By 4 o’clock it was up 7%, after touching a top of 8% in the mid-afternoon. Did the Saudis stop pumping crude? Did Tesla go out of business?

Nope. The spike to a settlement price of more than $48 a barrel is a bet on the future primarily based on the number of oil rigs that were idled last week. We noted Friday that the U.S. oil drilling rig count fell by 94 in the week ended Friday, and the total number of rigs looking for oil in the United States now stands at 1,223. The number will get smaller.

According to oil industry research firm RBN Energy, the rig count at more than a dozen onshore drilling companies will drop by a total of 42% in 2015, from a total of 221 in 2014 to a total of 128. All these companies operate primarily in shale plays, and combined they are expected to spend 28% less on capital projects in 2015 than they spent in 2014.

mitzy - 02 Feb 2015 08:08 - 3223 of 3666

Big rise this morning.

cynic - 02 Feb 2015 09:01 - 3224 of 3666

the buying does not look to be very strongly based, but i wouldn't be tempted to short at this level either - not enough to go for

rekirkham - 02 Feb 2015 10:45 - 3225 of 3666

Mr Cynic
I would not short anything just now - with all this EU turmoil.
Except Fresnillo is a share I watch and short perhaps as silver may
reflect a weak gold price.
Copper is the lowest it has been for years and probably also iron ore.
I suspect the Saudi's may cut back the pumping of more oil, without
actually saying so, and try to find a balance just below shale oil costs.
The rest of the middle east and Russia are anxious to see an oil price rise.
All it needs is Islamic State or some other crazy group to damage some
pipelines etc and hell could be let out of a bag !
Generally not a calm climate for serious shorting I think.
Keep your money in your pocket for a while longer
Personally I think Afren will come right eventually, but perhaps not back to 160p levels.
Afren could sell interests in Iraq probably to Hunt oil.or even sell Madagascar oil finds.
I think that Afren is not out of play yet, and still has a promising future.
Who knows in these turbulent days ???
I am longer than I was before ..... ha ha

mentor - 02 Feb 2015 10:48 - 3226 of 3666

AFTER THE NORMAL PROFIT TAKING

now is back to 8p

required field - 02 Feb 2015 10:48 - 3227 of 3666

I thought it might rebound......the most incredible thing is that this company might survive as a sole entity....with large debt perhaps.....what I'm wondering is this US shale oil ?...is that going to last ?....or is it just for a couple of years before big imports resume sending crude up again ?....if that was the case Afren would benefit greatly.....

mentor - 02 Feb 2015 10:50 - 3228 of 3666

AFR sells at Brent price
today there was some earlier profit taking low $51.40 after the sharp spike late last Friday but now is bouncing back strongly to $52.50

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rekirkham - 02 Feb 2015 10:59 - 3229 of 3666

required field
We are seeing a repeat of what happened in the 1980's.
Oil price was high and a couple of Australian companies shares went sky high as they had large oil shale deposits - I think it was Central Pacific, and Southern Pacific Petroleum.
I bough into one of them only to see the price of oil unexpectedly fall back, and the economics of oil from shale was dashed.
What is the lesson I guess- ?
1 The world is not short of oil from shale or otherwise
2 Oil has a false market which is controlled / rigged by the Saudi's

required field - 02 Feb 2015 11:06 - 3230 of 3666

Thanks for that Rekirkham....it's just that I'm finding it hard to believe that crude is going to remain as low as it is....it might drop further...(hope not).....but a rebound back to above $60 or so is not out of the question in my view....it's not getting any better In Ukraine...

rekirkham - 02 Feb 2015 11:10 - 3231 of 3666

If any oil problems arise in Saudi, then the world will certainly know about it.

How stable is the place now they have a new king, and this Sunni / Shia religious thing continues. Never mind about Catholics and Protestants that will seem like childs'play.

My motto is - Be Optimistic and Strong ................ ha ha ha

rekirkham - 02 Feb 2015 11:20 - 3232 of 3666

Aramco - is at Ras Tanura, near Dammam, Saudi.
They even had rocket launchers around the refinery some twenty years back.
Oil is a high risk game.

cynic - 02 Feb 2015 11:24 - 3233 of 3666

US crude (WTL) has also bounced today to $49.50, but that is something of an aside

Why would Saudi cut production?
There's certainly no sign of that from where we're sitting

For sure crude will find it's own level again - my totally arbitrary level says ~$60 - as supply and demand reach equilibrium, but i do not believe that will happen until mid or even late in the year

As for AFR, I'll stand by my prediction that, as far as PIs are concerned, this is a dead duck .... but then i do not currently have money married to mouth

rekirkham - 02 Feb 2015 11:48 - 3234 of 3666

Cynic

You write "Crude has also bounced ...of an aside. "
Reason - US oil rigs taken out of production last month at record levels.

You write "Why would Saudi cut production"
They have done before, but usually to stabilise price of oil, but could under pressure from other OPEC members and Russia.

$60 a barrel your guess guess could be about right ???
Brent up 3.5% today - maybe it will be sooner than "mid or even late"

Afren production cost I think may be about $40 a barrel, and Seaplat need more gas.

Let us see who will end up as "a dead duck"

cynic - 02 Feb 2015 11:54 - 3235 of 3666

if either of us actually KNEW what would happen, we wouldn't be sitting here discussing the issue

as i have said on the FLYB thread, you pays yer money and takes yer choice
as it stands, i currently have no position, but as is my wont, i'll probably post (truthfully!) as and when i do so

rekirkham - 02 Feb 2015 12:05 - 3236 of 3666

Of course - If I knew I would be on a boat somewhere that bit is obvious

I do hold Afren shares and I have never said that I do not.
Consequently I would obviously like to see them increase in price,
and am optimistic about them otherwise I would sell out.

Why do you write I'll probably post ( truthfully ) as ....
You seem to imply that I am not telling the truth, and if that is the case
what specifically is my lie ?

cynic - 02 Feb 2015 12:13 - 3237 of 3666

not you old chap, but periodically when i post that i have dealt or similar, a certain member reminiscent of MRSI and menorca et al, descends to abuse over my integrity, parentage and ancestry etc

cynic - 02 Feb 2015 12:18 - 3238 of 3666

btw, 120m already traded and buyers easily outnumbering sellers at ~9.75

mentor - 02 Feb 2015 12:21 - 3239 of 3666

NEVER BETTER SAID

Take your bet and I will tell you who you are

But open your mouth too wide and you will spout the brown sauce once too often

mentor - 02 Feb 2015 12:23 - 3240 of 3666

It took a couple times for the 9p bid to hold but once it did, it has move higher fast

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