cynic
- 04 Jan 2011 12:09
- 415 of 544
hardly research - just read the rns! - and have a strong vested interest in both
Balerboy
- 04 Jan 2011 12:11
- 416 of 544
in eo. and npe but not pmr too much for me..
cynic
- 04 Jan 2011 12:15
- 417 of 544
now why has P only posted a section of what Oriel wrote? ..... sour grapes or what? ..... anyway, there is a longer version of the company's rns available and the management assuredly has no record of fragile boasts or similar
ptholden
- 04 Jan 2011 12:22
- 418 of 544
Cos he's a twat?
cynic
- 04 Jan 2011 12:23
- 419 of 544
post 404 may give you a clue!
Balerboy
- 06 Jan 2011 17:26
- 420 of 544
Directors selling shares??
News 3.15pm
Balerboy
- 06 Jan 2011 22:31
- 421 of 544
Three directors of the UK-based oil and gas group Encore Oil have sold more than 4m shares collectively in a sale that reduced their stakes by around 20%.
Chief executive Alan Booth sold 1.55m shares at 143p each to net 2.2m. Eugene Whyms, finance director, sold 1.5m shares at 142p each to generate 2.1m and exploration director Graham Dorsold 1m ordinary shares at 142p each to net 1.4m.
The group has licences in the UK Continental Shelf, including the North Sea, offshore Ireland and a production sharing contract offshore in Western Sahara.
Encore's stock rose over 830% in 2010, with the majority of gains coming in the last seven months following the discovery of two potentially huge North Sea fields, Catcher and Cladhan.
The potential at Catcher was underlined again on Tuesday when field operator Premier Oil reported a successful strike at its Varadero exploration well.
Balerboy
- 06 Jan 2011 23:23
- 422 of 544
I wonder if the wording of last RNS:
having successfully encountered excellent quality hydrocarbon bearing reservoir sandstones
and wording of the cladham discovery:
The side-track encountered excellent quality oil bearing sandstones,
has any bearing on what actually been discovered at varadero??
Proselenes
- 07 Jan 2011 00:56
- 423 of 544
Directors sold.
Cannot blame them, EO. is grossly overvalued if you take things in "recoverable" barrels proven potential and also their "net percentage" of those figures.
Way too much future success is in the price already, and there may be failures ahead with the drill bit.
Therefore it makes sense to sell some and lock in some profits while the price is presently way over inflated and far too ahead of itself.
cynic
- 07 Jan 2011 07:32
- 424 of 544
time will tell whether or not you just have a mouthful of sour grapes .... it should be remembered that directors have limited windows in which to sell (or buy) their own stock, and of course it may well be that in this instance they were just cashing in some option shares as is often the case
Proselenes
- 07 Jan 2011 08:02
- 425 of 544
Market Cap is 407 million.
If you go on 10 US$ per barrel in the ground for them then they need 63 million recoverable barrels to justify the market cap.
Given their small holding in the licenses and the OIP figures from PMO, one could suggest they may have just 20 to 30 million barrels recoverable , and that makes them quite overvalued.
If you are very very generous and give them 30 million recoverable then 30M x 10US$ = 300,000,000 US$ or a market cap of just under half what it is today.
Thats an awful lot of hope and future success already in the price.
Run the figures with a more conservative 20 million barrels they have at the moment P50 recoverable potential and my word, they really are overvalued.
I have seen so many people on other BB's crying at why the price has not risen and its all MM's and conspiracy, no its not IMO, its simply far too much future success is already priced in.
cynic
- 07 Jan 2011 08:18
- 426 of 544
you may be right and certainly in early november GS reckoned EO to be a sell (it's actually well up since then), but then they reckoned DES to be a buy (say no more!) ...... anyway, i banked some good profits here in early november and the balance is also still comfortably in the money though i bought these quite high
cynic
- 07 Jan 2011 11:46
- 427 of 544
decided that it would be a shame to let a good profit perhaps fritter away so have sold the balance but retain (far too many) PMO who are the operator in EO's field
thebuffoon
- 14 Jan 2011 07:59
- 428 of 544
decided that it would be a shame to let a good profit perhaps fritter away so have sold the balance but retain (far too many) PMO who are the operator in EO's field
If the 'EO's field' you are talking about is Catcher, then you are wrong. EO. are operator; PMO just have a larger stake.
SLG are operators of Cladhan.
cynic
- 14 Jan 2011 08:10
- 429 of 544
whatever ..... i banked the profit and continue to hold PMO!
Balerboy
- 03 Feb 2011 08:12
- 430 of 544
nice rise this morning.,.
cynic
- 03 Feb 2011 13:09
- 431 of 544
now why should EO be roaring ahead today? ...... well was spudded 24/1 and no result expected for another 10 days ..... EO holds 15% and PMO 35%, yet PMO hasn't moved at all tho it has been quite strong of late
Balerboy
- 03 Feb 2011 13:29
- 432 of 544
NPE also well up and into 5+ so something going on, would Xel have an effect on these two if news maybe very good news coming from that directon?
cynic
- 03 Feb 2011 13:31
- 433 of 544
XEL are very lacklustre ..... perhaps good news rumoured but am reluctant to jump back in ..... if it's good, PMO will do well enough out of it anyway
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bid/offer books very level so rise may be suspect - e.g. just short position being closed
cynic
- 03 Feb 2011 16:23
- 434 of 544
allowed greed to rule ..... volume is very high and bid now comfortably outweighs offer and sp has held strong - until now!