http://www.falklands-oil.com/

http://www.rockhopperexploration.co.uk

http://www.argosresources.com/




Rockhopper was established in 2004 with a strategy to invest in and undertake an offshore oil exploration programme in the North Falkland Basin. It was floated on AIM in August 2005. Rockhopper was the first company to make a commercial oil discovery in the Falklands. Today Rockhopper is the largest acreage holder in the North Falkland Basin, with interests in the Greater Mediterranean region.

i don't know whether MRSI is permanently pissed or if he has a bag of potatoes on his shoulder or what .... certainly he comes across as being virtually certfiable ...... at least clubby had an element of wit and entertainment value


Pros - don't expect everyone to subscribe to your view ..... imo, your philosophy of investing can easily and often does lead to a complete dissipation and worse of any (paper) profits

pro

re - Its like a bunch of school kids.

Is like a BIG LIER ( I suppose to be ...squelched )

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HARRY you lost the CAT

re - i don't know whether MRSI is permanently pissed or if he has

Two large coffees this morning with the porridge, and that is the lot, tea on the afternoon, after a glass of water at luch time witht the meal

Do not forget I am not Anglo saxon, so I have different ways on the drinking side

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DES today was a classic bear squeeze. Someone with a large short got a sniff of oil being found and that was enough to panic them into closing their shorts.

Thats IMO.

Obviously the oil may not be commercial or whatever, but at least it appears now that DES have got something of significance during the sidetrack.

I hope for DES holders that its a good find !! It benefits RKH as well if that is the case.

mnamreh

I do undertand what you say, but " cynic " started with the name calling if you look back, so my policy is repply event stronger.

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Master RSI

Are you German ?

BID speculation ..... some reasons for today's rise of Falkland's Island shares ..........

LONDON, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Shares in Desire Petroleum more than doubled on Wednesday following internet bulletin board speculation of a bid approach for the Falkland Islands-focused explorer and an oil find, traders said.
An approach at two pounds per share was being talked about, one unnamed trader told Reuters.

Desire, whose shares later pared earlier gains to trade up 50 percent at 99 pence at 1012 GMT, could not be reached for comment.
Desire said earlier in October it would drill a sidetrack well on its Rachel prospect in the North Falklands basin after the original well failed to find oil. It said on Oct. 15 the sidetrack would take 20 days to drill.

"I would expect a statement from the company very soon because the share price has just rocketed and that indicates that there is some leakage somewhere as far as the news goes, and given the direction it's gone, it would indicate it's positive," said Westhouse Securities analyst David Hart

aldwickk

re - Are you German ?

I do not have to answer that, but I can see you are not very clever..... I said " I am not Anglo saxon" ( germans are part of that )

internet bulletin board speculation . Can you really move the price that much on bulletin board chat ?

I believe that Reuters statement is a load of crap and is in part an attempt to justify the rise. Whi in their right mind would pay 2/share for a company that has yet to find oil and is trading at 60p.

PRO - whilst I am not short it is nevertheless a legitimate trading tool and therefore your comment on the DES thread about shorters getting what they deserve is a little silly.

Master RSI

WHY NOT ? am English , are you ashamed of your [Master] race.

I am not Anglo saxon" ( germans are part of that ) . How far back in history do you want to go to prove what a smart arse you are ?

midday market report
Falklands oil explorers Desire Petroleum and Rockhopper Exploration have jointly contracted for the use of the seismic data retrieval vessel MV Polarcus Nadia on their adjacent licences in the North Falkland Basin.

Panmure Gordon has initiated coverage of Rockhopper with a "buy" recommendation and a 530p price target. "We believe that the forthcoming drilling programme can demonstrate the potential value in this area," the broker said.

aldwickk

RE - smart arse

It must be you with the question, there was no reason for it, unless you had another thing in your mind........I gotcha

Let me know what it was, I already know, lets see if it matches. I will give you a clue -judas

it did in your post 3706 at about 0830 this morning! ..... you're getting old and forgetful as well as ever more cantankerous

aldo - anglo saxons is just the generic term for a whole bunch of 4/5th century illegals

aldwickk

re - ashame

you should be if do not know what "Anglo saxon" means, and you are saying .... am English

You are taking the p!ss of yourself

Staying away of the thread is much better for you, you keep putting the foot where you should not

Can we talk about the sp please ?....

All,

this seems to be veering very much from the topic to personal insults - not acceptable, so please refrain as it is spoiling the thread for other users. I have issued a warning previously on this thread, and will not therefore warn again,

Ian