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Petrol Resources 29p to 435 by mid summer (PET)     

chartist2004 - 15 Apr 2004 12:02

The tiny Irish stock on the brink of landing 'the first' post-sanction oil deal in Iraq. Ref 'Fleet Street Letter' 12-04-04..

Tokyo - 25 Oct 2004 07:09 - 772 of 2700

A few de-rampers have been appearing yet again over the weekend, causing one exteremly respected poster from another thread who rarely posts nowadays to come out with the post below - makes interesting reading


The recent press statement amounts to NOTHING. Unfortunately there a several people here who have, if not a vested interest, then a DESIRE to see Petrel fail. The fact is PETREL have not failed they have in FACT trumped the whole oil sector. The reason why this is not being actively reported is a combination of factors:

This is not a ramp but just the result of a tremendous amount of research.

1) Several of the larger influential Oil companies and Oil service providers namely; Halliburton & Shell to name a few are quite content with watching the developments from the sidelines. The fact is WHEN the news is reported that PETREL has won the first of many contracts. Two and possibly three oil companies will launch a hostile takeover. Now the intellectually retarded amongst you will now ask the inevitable: Well if this is true why havent they already launched a takeover bid for this small and relatively new company. Well my moronic amateur investors the fact is they cant. Buying Petrel now what render its most valuable commodity useless: its independence. In fact Petrel will not be absorbed into one of the majors until it has secured its second contract. And the price that the majors will be willing to pay not only for the contracts but the relationship the current company heads has managed to development. Well that truly is guesswork. But if I were to take a stab I would say GBP7.00 - 10.00 per share.

2) Horgan cannot state that the deal is done to a newspaper journalist over the phone. Has any one thought of the possibility that his regulatory advisors have told him to be careful this close to announcements. That before he flew out they gave him strict instructions that he was not to leak any news that gave the impression the contract(s) had been awarded.


I must thank you retards, because tomorrow morning the price will most probably fall due to the more intellectually challenged amongst us reading too much into a press statement. Giving me the opportunity to increase my holding throughout the day.

This company will be trading between 3-4 pounds before the end of the year. Before the bidding war begins!!!!!
DYOR because I have and the outlook is good to fantastic purely and simply an astonishing stock.

watcher - 25 Oct 2004 07:23 - 773 of 2700

moronically, a very happy investor. If this insight proves to be the case. the fact is in a good position to watch things unfold

107606 - 25 Oct 2004 09:06 - 774 of 2700

Tokyo,

Just thought I'd pipe up again to say I am very happy to hold as the positive news and speculation holds a lot more sway with me than the negative. News will come and when it does we will be laughing. May well see it drop below 100p before hand, and hey that will be no great problem for us longer term holders, indeed it will be a nother chance to top up (especially for you Tokyo!).

All the best, and get more blu tac, works wonders on keeping things still in earthquakes!

JJ

Tokyo - 25 Oct 2004 09:41 - 775 of 2700

JJ - funnily enough last time I came back to the UK (June this year), I did buy a load of blu tack, I should start going around the house & office sticking things down!!!

I have indeed sent some more money to my comdirect account, but it won't clear until wednesday, by then I don't think the price will be below 117 as next Monday is the start of November, and people will start piling back in again soon, I'd expect to see 125 by Friday close. I'm also happy to hold as no-one really knows when this RNS is coming, but 99% of the people I talk to think PET are gonna walk away with at least one contract, and this will make today's SP look like chicken feed

IMHO

Tokyo

watcher - 25 Oct 2004 14:52 - 776 of 2700

ground hog day, or to be more topical ramadan is certainly in vogue. Have just topped up. I suppose its like being on the the way to a parachute jump, you know whats gonna happen, you know when its gonna happen, you have the equipment to get you through the experience and you wait for the green light.

johngtudor - 25 Oct 2004 15:39 - 777 of 2700

watcher: Love the analogy except that in a parachute jump...don't you normally go down!

geeboy30 - 25 Oct 2004 16:09 - 778 of 2700

or does the earth come up to you?

johngtudor - 25 Oct 2004 16:18 - 779 of 2700

Wonderful, and so will the Oil out of the desert, hopefully with PET's assistance!!

Tokyo - 25 Oct 2004 16:29 - 780 of 2700

Well the Sunday newspaper article didn't have that much of an effect on the SP, nothing really damaging in the article, I think a few people may have got out as it said that the contracts were not going to be awarded until November, so perhaps thinking another possibility to get out and then in again at a lower price, but that wasn't to be, as the MM's marked it down pre-market, we should see blue for the rest of the week, as people start to come back into this stock on the hope of the impending RNS.

IMHO
Tokyo

dexter01 - 25 Oct 2004 16:39 - 781 of 2700

Tokyo,
bet you can`t wait for your dosh to clear !!,i think you will probably be able to buy at sub 1, good luck.

JT, the first few thousand feet is down,but the last 20 feet the ground definitely comes up to meet you!!
Dexter

107606 - 25 Oct 2004 16:55 - 782 of 2700

Buy between 90 to 100p tomorrow I suspect, or at least before news. Any one got any spare cash?

dexter01 - 25 Oct 2004 17:23 - 783 of 2700

I wish i had, suppose i could send the wife to Kings Lynn docks tonight!!!!

dexter01 - 25 Oct 2004 18:09 - 784 of 2700

Evening all,
It realy does`nt matter one iota if the price is up 10 or 20%, or even down 10 or 20%. The thing, the only thing, that matters is an RNS saying PET has got the contract(s).If you had asked any investor on this bb 3-4 weeks ago if they would be happy with a sp of 1 or so, it would have been a resounding YES!.
The price we are seeing day to day is fluctuating due to MM manipulation and nervous sellers, then day traders jumping on the bandwagon.When PET get the contracts the price will go into orbit!!,IMO probably spiking at 3-4 ,then profit taking,then a situation much the same as now, up and down 10%or so, but at a much higher level. I think that this trend will then continue until just before the oil starts flowing.

If on the other hand they get Block 6 as well(excuse the pun!)then that is a whole different ball game,again IMO i think the sp could double the figure above!.

One other point regarding security, i don`t think that PET being Irish matters at all, because their are some groups kiddnapping purely for financial gain, they don`t care what passport they have got. Obviously PET`s management take every reasonable precaution to minimise risks, but the nature of the business is risky, and that is why the upside potential is so huge. Lets face it none of us are here for 20-30 or even 40% gain, are we?.

regards,
Dexter

ziblot - 25 Oct 2004 23:24 - 785 of 2700

Regarding dh saying it "wasn't a done deal" I honestly have to say he should have said " no comment" I still hold.z

mort - 26 Oct 2004 01:18 - 786 of 2700

I believe that it will be 2 or 3 weeks before anything really happens contract wise, and the SP down about 90-80 to much speculation here on them getting the contract and if they get it what then. who wants to risk their life for that little bit extra tax free would you, dont think about it I will answer for you no you would not.You want to sit in your front room with your computer and play the stocks and shares and make megga bucks on speculation and somebody elses life on the line. Think about it if they get the contract will they get the work force I hold my hand up I would not go should you disagree with me thats ok

Tokyo - 26 Oct 2004 07:37 - 787 of 2700

mort - Do some research before you post - PET will be hiring Iraqi workers, even if they get the contracts signed this week, it will still take about 10 months of preparation before they step foot on Iraqi soil, amybe you should read a few of the past posts to get up to date on the subject you are trying to sound all knowledgable on!!!

all others check out yesterday's news @ http://www.iraqprocurement.com/docs/new522.htm

dexter01 - 26 Oct 2004 08:16 - 788 of 2700

Morning tokyo,
BUY! BUY! BUY!.


1 last top-up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

have a nice day.
Dexter

watcher - 26 Oct 2004 08:39 - 789 of 2700

dexter, even my misses has got in on the act, she calls it shopping (for PET shares), because when the news breaks thats what she is going to do. another ground hogger coming up.

dexter01 - 26 Oct 2004 08:42 - 790 of 2700

Just found this,at least it prove Sonoran are not in the frame for these tenders.

Press Release Source: Sonoran Energy, Inc.


Sonoran Energy Forms Partnership to Develop Oil and Gas Opportunities in Iraq
Tuesday October 26, 1:15 am ET


LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 26, 2004--Sonoran Energy, Inc. (OTCBB:SNRN - News) President and CEO Peter Ostenfeld-Rosenthal announced today that the Company has signed a Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU") with a company operating in Iraq to develop oil and gas opportunities in Iraq. The initial MOU with Al Azharan Group will lead to the establishment of a partnership operation specializing in the oil and gas exploration and production activities within this lucrative Iraqi market.
Al Azharan ("AZI") is a well-established company in Iraq with over 28 staff located at its main office in Baghdad, and a further 350 employees present at the Company's various projects throughout the country. AZI brings to the table an extensive network of high-level contacts in Iraq's Oil and Gas sector, as well as within the local government. Currently, AZI has over US$ 40 million in contracts in progress, with an additional potential of $130 Million under current negotiations.

"The experienced team at AZI shall play a vital role in assembling a portfolio of oil and gas assets for Sonoran to firmly establish our presence in the Iraqi market," said Ala Nuseibeh, Sonoran Energy Executive Vice President, Middle East, North Africa, and Caspian. "There are significant opportunities in Iraq that the Company can tackle, and our MOU agreement with a strong local player with proven record of delivering results shall prove necessary to the success of Sonoran Energy in that Country."

"We look forward to our association with the Sonoran Energy management team to develop mutual oil and gas opportunities in Iraq," said Majdi Khayyat, Al Azharan Country Manager. "The Iraqi oil sector is a perfect fit to Sonoran's technical know-how and experience."

"We are very excited about being strongly represented in such a lucrative oil and gas market, which is a first step and important catalyst to the successful identification and winning of major projects in Iraq. We truly believe that AZI, with their strong local ties, to be the ideal partner to build a successful operation in the region. We believe that this shall be accomplished through working closely together in targeting the most interesting and profitable oil and gas projects available, thus setting Sonoran Energy to be an important player in the Iraqi oil industry once the political and security vision clears for international investments," said Peter Ostenfeld-Rosenthal, Sonoran Energy President and CEO.


EWRobson - 26 Oct 2004 09:16 - 791 of 2700

Tokyo: you were a little tough on MORT - its bound to be a common attitude; the share price could be held back somewhat, even with the contract, until drilling has started. Interesting plan of Iraq a week or so ago which showed that the main problems are confined to three districts/provinces - we get such a distorted view over here with the focus all one way. What is also clear is that the interim government are getting on with running the country, including boosting oil production. I liked maddoctor's quote earlier that anyone must be mad to work in Iraq. Either mad or Irish!

Eric
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