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.

btw i am usually correct

i mess up vey rarely

i am gib

No offence but maybe you are gibberish...what is "sutham"?

chav

There's nothing wrong with the mullet and chips at the Diner - after a few at the Globe. Next you'll be wanting Newcastle Broon on tap.....

Liked the comment re Gibby-rish LOL

Mullet is the best fish in the World but I would rather drink water out of rachel North than Newky Broon!

just read this had to take my girlfriend out
you can take on board what i said or laugh at my 'gibberish'
but it is coming
south ams joining with argies - no choice as skint
my personal highest respect to all force
unfortunately under budget right now and uk plc skint thank blair and brown for that

and mullet
girlfriend now askimg me i like mullet too
where is the eaterie?

chav south am = sothamerica and asssociate contries - you let me down google it

sorry for delayed posts
busy day back home to the uk

I presume you are not British gibby?!

chav are you? gl

usual trade today watch next year it will be of interest imo

this might be bunny
may half a bit later limit 100k but so slow will most likely move looking slwo now

100k = small time
gl

All I tend to see now on this thread are replies to Gibby's obviously inane posts, which as I have her/him on Squelch I cant and don't wish to read. Trouble is all the replies to those posts, make this thread almost totally not worth viewing.
Even those who usually post very interesting and informative posts are joining in.
Please give it a rest.

If Gibby want to start a play school thread let her/him.

they have the saving grace of being very short

Pretty much avoids the question, which generally means that they are keeping a very close watch on things and do not wish to comment (for obvious reasons of potential later action.... IMO)

http://blogs.ft.com/energy-source/2010/12/17/peter-voser-answers-your-questions-part-one/


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Gibby joins MasterRSI and others - with the result the pages are much more concise!

Market Opening times over the holiday period :

Friday 24 December 2010 Markets close from 12.30
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Tuesday 4 January 2011 Normal business day

From MM over at III



13:49 BUY

Sealion Appraisals marlonmonkey 16


Before the deramper brigade come in full force, let's get some facts on the table.

The appraisals will have a number of objectives and should start on the premise that only the P90 of the upper fan is in the bag. The P90 of this fan is 35mmbs and very borderline commercial.

So appraisals should

1) prove up the P50 by shooting at the heart of the fan. This should also give us a feeling on the depth of the prospect and potential thickness upgrade towards the centre of the fan

1b) prove up the P50 of the lower fan and flow test it

A successful P50 finally underpins the share price and moves RKH into a secure future. The are in question already has full seismic and high confidence.

Second appraisal will start to look at P10

2a) NW extreme IMO, from there the P10 of both fans can be tested, there may even be a location that can test Chatham at the same time. Rkh will be spending a lot of time locating the optimum location.

P10 of 700mmbs moves RKH from a small exploration company into a medium sized asset rich company. 700mmbs will be produced and relatively quickly.

I would imagine the third appraisal will depend on the success or failure of appraisal 2 objectives, my theory would be a well about 1km east of 14/10-1 mapping the western extremity of sealion but also learning about Chatham.

Appraisal 4 is another biggie IMO, by this time the seismic analysis of the southern extremity of Sealion will be known, this is the unpublished P1 area, and could double the p10 volumes. It will also answer the questions thrown up by the Rachel well.

Sealion is potential 8km wide at the point where the current seismics stop, it is extremely unlikely that the fan doesn't extend at least some kms south of here, an area not included even in the P10 estimate.

Finally rkh will have to bite the bullet and drill deeper, is the third fan just a puddle or part of something bigger, do the sands tighten at deeper depths as at Rachel, or do they remain good quality and oily.

Where is OWC (have we already found it).

All being well I estimate up to five appraisals of Sealion, all fully funded as part of an eight consecutive well plan in 2011.

The further three wells will look to explore the downthrown basin margin prospects, possibly a high risk pop at Jason, And maybe a dig at Berkeley.

The future is bright for RKH as they can ride the ups and downs.

hmm