cynic
- 03 Nov 2010 08:12
- 1427 of 5505
IF a bid does materialise at 220 and there is no counter-offer or likelihood of same, then 200/210 is about the upper limit, bearing in mind that there is always a "time discount" of 5/10%
niceonecyril
- 03 Nov 2010 09:32
- 1428 of 5505
From davy,interesting read.
cyri
lREAD THIS
Mornin all, sorry been a bit quiet of late but have been 'under the weather'.
But cannot resist highlighting some new stuff as follows:
- page 8: the 3D seismic footprint encompasses Hunt's Simrit-1 well, goes west into Komet's area, has a healthy overlap with Atrush to the north, and of course goes north-west to give full Sheik Adi coverage. Now I can understand the Atrush overlap (don't want those guys claiming more than their share), and likewise the Komet coverage of the Shaikan western extension. But the extension covering Hunt speaks much louder than that MEES report a couple of months ago saying that Simrit-1 was dry. This 3D confirms (to me) that Simrit-1 really was the FIRST Shaikan appraisal well. It would seem that Shamaran also agree:
http://www.shamaranpetroleum.com/i/pdf/Kurdistan_Oil_Gas_Activity.pdf
Note that Hunt was "Testing" as of September 2010! Given that the Simrit-1 rig was already at SA, Hunt must have either found themselves a WO rig or already have an EWT running?? Doesn't sound like a duster to me!
- page 11, good of them to finally give the Bijeel-1 pressure data point (and the Butmah-15 well data point) to us after all this time; a shame that they saw fit to give heads-up to Mirabaud (and clients) first. The case for Jurassic filled to spill is evidently extremely likely (as Mirabaud concurred). I can in fact independently PROVE that Jurassic is filled to spill but that post is still saved for a special occasion (I also hate shorters).
- pages 14 & 15: as before SH-4 is still at the 'D' location, west of SH-1. But we now see the relevance of the tender at the 'G' location, this is the location for SH-5. Interesting that GKP see a need to 'protect' the Shaikan interest at the northern end (keeping a close eye on Atrush development?)
- page 17: in case people need more spelling out about the importance of Headless Horseman, note that the BB structure (circled in white) spans all three blocks (HH, BB and SA). Say no more. Just get that Block Todd.
- page 19: Akri Bijeel seismic section, hold this thought for now, it speaks volumes to me about why GKP told us that Bijeel is an EXTENSION of Bekhme. No time to expand right now - I will, soon, I promise. Maybe MOL were not so dumb after all when they drilled the smallest structure ... When we finally get Bijeel-1 OIP it may surprise some ...
- page 20: great to see both BB-1 and Bekhme-1 firmly on the programme.
- page 6: GKP still saying that Akri Bijeel is 80% MOL, 20% GKP undiluted. Check out the September 2010 Shamaran map (link above), who indicate that the current interest is:
MOL: 64%
GKP: 16%
KEPCO: 20%
So has third party interest been awarded to KEPCO? Or does KEPCO's 20% signify that Akri Bijeel has been declared commercial? I wish good luck to all fellow investors who may try to get a clearer answer than I got from GKP on this matter!
All looking good to me, good luck all,
BBBS
required field
- 03 Nov 2010 09:40
- 1429 of 5505
We all know that the amount of oil in the ground is simply staggering it seems...but how far is this sp going to go ?.....not a clue myself.....200p plus..now...phew !....
niceonecyril
- 03 Nov 2010 09:47
- 1430 of 5505
We just need that goverment formed,which looks to be near,but then it's IRAQ?
cyril
cynic
- 03 Nov 2010 09:59
- 1431 of 5505
the only thing near in Iraq, as in Pakistan, is the outstretched hand for your wallet
hlyeo98
- 03 Nov 2010 16:14
- 1432 of 5505
Ahhhh... this rumour is all false... nobody has made any bid at all.
cynic
- 03 Nov 2010 16:17
- 1433 of 5505
such rumours often are, though just because there has been no announceent of same does not mean there is not one in the wings either
halifax
- 03 Nov 2010 16:18
- 1434 of 5505
cynic just another ramp,but at least they have produced 4 truckloads of oil!
cynic
- 03 Nov 2010 16:23
- 1435 of 5505
probably, but it's actually not a bad stock to have in the portfolio
btw, what miners do you rate ..... i have CEY and KAH (and POG - oh dear!)
required field
- 03 Nov 2010 16:27
- 1436 of 5505
Might have got this wrong but decided to bank a very good profit because this could slip tomorrow morning as news feeds through...market cap of 1.5 billion pounds....pretty hefty that....
cynic
- 03 Nov 2010 16:30
- 1437 of 5505
it can never be wrong to bank a good profit
halifax
- 03 Nov 2010 16:31
- 1438 of 5505
cynic medium term like CEY but not happy about their lower production estimates, lot of speculation about uranium price which may turn out to be premature, gold price may plateau short term depending on strength of US$, like oil.
required field
- 03 Nov 2010 16:32
- 1439 of 5505
Could have done better...but also sold some more earlier on, above 190p....so not bad but I fear this could drop 20p on opening tomorrow....
cynic
- 03 Nov 2010 16:36
- 1440 of 5505
hali - CEY lower production was flagged in september, so already in the price .... actually doubled up earlier today at 161.7, but may use those to trade
required field
- 03 Nov 2010 16:37
- 1441 of 5505
CEY does look a good at that price...in myself as well.....
required field
- 03 Nov 2010 16:39
- 1442 of 5505
At the moment :..I'm making profits but I seem to be mistiming my buying and selling all the time......too quick on the trigger perhaps.....like Balerboy says...
Proselenes
- 03 Nov 2010 16:45
- 1443 of 5505
Looks like it was a pump and dump with the takeover rumour.
Made a nice profit yesterday on the rise yesterday, so cannot complain but these pump and dumps are getting all too frequent - is it related to II's wanting to get their money out after a placing so they create some PI interest and a spike and then sell heavily into it ?? ;)
Same thing happened on DES, placing 140p and spike to 170p followed by dumping.
required field
- 03 Nov 2010 16:50
- 1444 of 5505
It's also the time of year for rises....and there have been some big ones....
cynic
- 03 Nov 2010 17:08
- 1445 of 5505
more garbage from the usual source ..... let's take DES .... DES spiked because the lemmings convinced themselves that DES was going to hit it rich .... it didn't, so why the surprise when sp tanked?
here (GKP), it was just a loose and vague rumour in the market which may or may not ultimately have substance ..... but again, it's always bad strategy to buy on ANY t/o rumour or likelihood .... even when a t/o offer is actually tabled, it often falls through
so the usual crap about conspiracy and manipulated pump and dump is codswallop .... it's more like greed reaping its natural harvest
TheFrenchConnection
- 03 Nov 2010 17:21
- 1446 of 5505
that last post is brevity at its most potent Cynners. Nice one lts pure greed .For once i fully concur with all salient points ..BUT some of the wild guess/estimates reg s/p aired on this thread read like something written by Enid Blyton on crack . GKP are operating in the madness that is lraq!! NOT nestling in leafy Surrey. Obviously never been to lraq what with many of its established wells contaminated during the early stages of the war by U308- courtesy of American uranium tipped missiles designed to penetrate the heavy armour the lraqis employed to protect its fields ...eg; the dome et kirkuk.. And any new wells and their prerequisite infrastructure acting as a high power magnet for sabotage and extortion at best by any number of insurgent groups . l thought it was like something from Dantes lnferno in 2002. but after going back in 2008 it was even worse. By then even those who had supported the initial liberation from SH had turned against America and its wild west disgraceful behavoir . F***g Philistines ...........as long as GKP are in lraq they will need the American army and mega dollars to employ a virtual standing army in the way of private security firms . Chilling place- one where your heart often beats in your underwear