Proselenes
- 13 Jan 2011 23:54
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blackdown
- 21 Feb 2011 17:36
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What a load of sphericals.
cynic
- 21 Feb 2011 18:12
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in that case Mr P, if you are really telling the truth, you're a total arsehole .... fools and money come immediately to mind
Proselenes
- 21 Feb 2011 19:27
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cynic - you can call me a fool if the next 8 to 10 wells all fail.
If they come in good I will make a 7 figure profit.
A fool it may be come late 2012 when all their upcoming drills end, the not a fool will be seen much quicker if they strike loads of net oil pay in the coming 8 to 10 drills that they have the money to do.
We shall see. I am willing to take the risk, and I might be laughing all the way to the bank if the reward comes in.
required field
- 21 Feb 2011 21:43
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Oil....US WTI up $5.5 today....and Brent is $108....oh boy !.....this Libyan crisis is something !.
required field
- 21 Feb 2011 21:49
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The higher crude goes and remains so : the less number of barrels are needed for a declared commercial discovery ......just a thought.....
dealerdear
- 21 Feb 2011 21:52
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.. and also a thought that the oilies are not going up with it so when crude inevitably comes down, expect the oilies to drop further.
Proselenes
- 22 Feb 2011 08:35
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Seems to be a general sector sell off among many AIM oil and gas shares.
When such sell offs occur it means that liquidity in the sector is drying up - at this point you have to choose carefully where you put your money.
Fund raisings will become more difficult. Avoid any companies who do not have funds or need to raise money soon.
Thats why I am happy in RKH, they can drill 8 to 10 more wells without a care in the world about cash - thats a long time, perhaps 18 months and then of course things will have changed.
Its why I sold of ARG to buy more RKH. If I held DES I would sell DES to buy more RKH - as both ARG and DES need money before too long.
In these times you either go to cash and wait, or you buy companies that have cash, sufficient to last over a year.
In RKH I am confident the choice is right for the future, due to their strong cash in the bank position.
mnamreh
- 22 Feb 2011 08:41
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Proselenes
- 22 Feb 2011 08:52
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mnamreh, these decisions are not easy to take, most people who make and lose serious amounts of money do things that are outside the normal realms of risk.
I have decided to take the risk, my call, my loss or my gain come the end of 2011.
mnamreh
- 22 Feb 2011 08:55
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required field
- 22 Feb 2011 09:15
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Good luck Proselenes.....and I need it to.....just bought some more.....1.5 miles away from original strike.....they will encounter hydrocarbons.....it's a risk but this could go over 5 on a strike......
Proselenes
- 24 Feb 2011 03:00
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Recent Canaccord update from Tuesday :
Rockhopper, Nautical - RKH L, NPE LN
It felt almost like complete capitulation at points yesterday, with a number of the E&Ps getting brutally marked down once again. I'd highlight two stocks today that have been treated particularly harshly in my view, and represent very attractive buying opportunities, especially in the context of current oil prices.......
. ........The next stock which has been hammered recently is RKH, down 40% to 232p/share in the past six weeks. Again this looks like a complete over-reaction to one bad drilling result, in RKH's case the aggressive 14/10-3 high-risk appraisal well announced two weeks ago. Our risked NAV remains unchanged at 630p/share assuming $85/barrel, i.e. almost three times the current level. Success with the well currently drilling, 14/10-4, should underpin the P50 reserves of 170m barrels, with success in the deeper targets potentially proving up 242m barrels.........
Proselenes
- 24 Feb 2011 03:17
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A good post from Stu over at III, the basics of which are :
The drill bit is down and turning.
The Northern Lobe cores are sitting under a microscope in the lab.
The new seismic data is being crunched and mapped onto the Southern Lobe.
The details are tidied up on the new rig contract.
The 200m+ in the bank accrues interest.
The application for the Q25 license progresses through the FIG.
The oil price smashes through new two year highs.
And the panic stricken chose this moment to sell. WHY?
required field
- 24 Feb 2011 09:04
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In up to my neck with this......ohhhhh !...for a little oil strike...just a teeny weeeny little oil strike......300 million teeny weeny barrels would do.......please.....
hlyeo98
- 24 Feb 2011 09:28
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The whole market is reeling because of Gaddafi. UN should just send a force in and get rid of him.
required field
- 24 Feb 2011 09:35
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Not so good overall...high oil prices and the oilie producers are :...some of them dropping....
mnamreh
- 24 Feb 2011 11:11
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cielo
- 24 Feb 2011 11:20
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KEEP an EYE
241p +5.50p
Breaking from the 240p that has been a resistance for the last few days, yesterday 5 times reached there and back down

halifax
- 24 Feb 2011 16:47
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still sinking where is the bottom?
kimoldfield
- 24 Feb 2011 19:05
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1,640 fathoms?