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STERLING ENERGY big buyers about... (SEY)     

proptrade - 14 Jun 2004 11:58

anyone got any ideas about the block trades that went through today?

website: http://www.sterlingenergyplc.com/

graph.php?movingAverageString=%2C50%2C20

weather: www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at4+shtml/084938.shtml?50wind120

proptrade - 27 May 2005 14:40 - 4090 of 7811

good man and well said!

that is the point....get on a BB and see what people are talking about. Read the newspapers, watch bberg....all is part of the DYOR exercise.

Financial Journalists have a wider audience. If out Thread was published, SEY would be a quid by now!

stockdog - 27 May 2005 15:13 - 4091 of 7811

I read RHPS as the start, as you say, of the DYOR process. I have also trained myself to sit on my hands for a week before buying till the post-publication surge has ebbed.

sd

gavdfc - 27 May 2005 15:27 - 4092 of 7811

Cheers Prop. One thing I always like to do is to make contact with the companies that I hold, especially when taking a decent sized medium term position. I find it helps when trying to find out or have information clarified quickly if you have already made contact with someone at the company previously. The DYOR doesn't just stop after you've made your buys.

Stockdog, good point re buying after something has been tipped. Also by sitting on your hands for that week, you have time to DYOR. I suspect many people lose money buying in immediately when something is tipped only to see the price fall back so they sell out and lose money.

Found this little snippet in todays Scotsman whilst googling:

"And leaping from Gulf Keystone to the Gulf of Mexico, a doubling of production from Sterling Energys Osprey assets located there was behind a recent surge in the companys latest profits, a rise of 130 per cent to 4.2m. Its latest results show that proved and probable reserves rose to 21 million barrels of oil equivalent, from just under 4000 this time last year. With several developments coming on stream, cash-flow should increase next year, making Sterling worth tracking."

http://business.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=581652005

goal - 27 May 2005 16:29 - 4093 of 7811

Hello all, don't worry abbot the selling ... I've just bought some more & its come up as a sell. Regards goal.

seawallwalker - 27 May 2005 16:42 - 4094 of 7811

Thanks goal, also noticed 2m were broker to broker trades

proptrade - 27 May 2005 17:03 - 4095 of 7811

i am buying ALOT more next week.

I also make contact with companies and on occasion sit down with management. The best research of all and ofetn a fanancial guessjournalist sits in a room with 20 of his kind and they rarely have the old one-on-one or EVER get the real info because managemnet know they are press.

DYOR as yo all do and this time next year we will all be (XX)illionares!

proptrade - 01 Jun 2005 16:57 - 4096 of 7811

hello pips.

goal - 01 Jun 2005 19:56 - 4097 of 7811

Evening all, those of us that topped up, may have done it just in time.

gavdfc - 01 Jun 2005 20:21 - 4098 of 7811

Wow, some posts! Evening all. Anyone else think that we may be at the bottom of the recent downward move? Looks as if a bounce from here could be on the cards. Also of note is that oil closed just shy of $55bbl with quite a sharp rise today. The US is now into their driving season and according to CNBC "hurricane season"! Heard someone talking about some report that came out in the US predicting that they are forecasting increased storms in the Carribean and GoM. If true then would imagine that it would cause some type of supply issues. Also, Sterling are presenting at this months Oilbarrel conference in London, looking forward to reading the write up's on their presentation. Anyone here actually going to the conference?

gavdfc - 01 Jun 2005 20:51 - 4099 of 7811

Just found this:

YOUR MARKET Jun 2 2005




By Kareem Khouri


OIL and gas stocks have come off the boil recently as the underlying prices for these commodities hit a three month low and the AIM market, in particular, becomes awash with other companies in the sector.

Sometimes it is hard to establish the good from the bad in a sector, which inevitably will contain a few nasty surprises later this year.

The pull-back in stock prices recently has meant that good companies have come back just as far as some of the poorer ones and now may well be an opportune time to have a look at some of the better ones.

Sterling Energy has to be a lead candidate in this area. There are two aspects to Sterling's value - `core' and `risked' exploration.

Core is covered by the producing assets in Texas and the upcoming field of Chinguetti, in Mauritania, which comes on stream in the first quarter of 2006.

Outside of Mauritania, the group owns acreage in Madagascar, Gabon, Cameroon, Senegal and Guinea Bissau. Sterling is in a strong position to have its investment carried for free by other parties. This is a high risk investment and we suggest you discuss it with your broker, but below 16p, we rate it as a buy#Kareem Khouri is a partner at stockbrokers Killik & Co's Canary Wharf office. The firm is regulated by the FSA. He does not have any holdings in the above mentioned shares. Share prices can go down as well as up




http://icthewharf.icnetwork.co.uk/business/business/tm_objectid=15581289&method=full&siteid=71670&headline=your-market-name_page.html

ptholden - 01 Jun 2005 20:52 - 4100 of 7811

gav

with you on this one, MACD looks reasonably positive and the trend has just made a double bottom. RSI was showing divergance, prior to today's small rise, so should have something of a rally now.

pth

gavdfc - 01 Jun 2005 21:28 - 4101 of 7811

Hi PT,

I'm confident that we will start to rise from here. Looking at the chart going back to last year, we have bounced from this price a few times so hopefully we will do so again this time. A rally on decent volume would be nice to see.

Also, as I understand it from reading the last results, we should see more drilling activity in Mauritania from HNR and also some drilling news from the GoM with Mustang Island 749 GU No. 2 which was expected to reach target in mid-May. Looking for a busy end to the year.

Cheers

Gav

seawallwalker - 02 Jun 2005 07:28 - 4102 of 7811

This is the start of it now people.

Hardman up 5.46% overnight with much more to come.

Sterling Manage,mment need to put out an RNS to flavour the Market too, and with the price of oil on the up, and other items that will affect the price.............

RNS Number:0413N
Hardman Resources Limited
02 June 2005




STOCK EXCHANGE / MEDIA RELEASE

RELEASE DATE: 2 June 2005

CONTACT: Scott Spencer

TELEPHONE: Within Australia: 08 9261 7600
International: +61 8 9261 7600

RE CHINGUETTI DRILLING UPDATE

PAGES: 2

Hardman Resources Limited ("Hardman" or "the Company") announces that the
drilling rig "Stena Tay" has completed the drilling of the wells required for
the first phase of the Chinguetti development project, offshore Mauritania.
This drilling program included 5 new oil producers, 5 water injectors to
maintain reservoir pressure, and 1 gas injection well drilled on the Banda
discovery for disposal of the Chinguetti associated gas. The Chinguetti early
development well drilled in late 2003 will also be tied into the production
system, resulting in the planned 6 producing wells being on stream at the end of
the first phase of development. During the drilling of the Banda gas injection
well a number of cores were cut and fluid samples taken, to aid in the
continuing evaluation of this discovery. The "West Navigator" drilling rig
remains in the Chinguetti field and is continuing work on the installation of
well completion equipment. As of 31 May 2005 sand completion equipment had been
installed on 7 of the 10 new wells, and this work will be followed by the
installation of the production tubing and subsea trees before connecting the
wells to the Berge Helene Floating Production Storage and Offtake (FPSO) Vessel
for production.

Drilling results on Chinguetti were positive, meeting or exceeding expectations.
The completion of the drilling phase removes one significant element of forward
project risk and confirms that the volume of oil-in-place is at least as
expected. On the assumption that early well performance remains in line with
forecasts, Hardman anticipates that this will result in an increase in proven
reserves when it carries out its initial reserves redetermination. The project
is now over 71% complete and the target date for first oil from the Chinguetti
field remains Quarter 1, 2006.

The "Stena Tay" is preparing to move to the Canary Islands for upgrade works
before returning in July to commence the 2005/6 exploration and appraisal
program. The forward drilling schedule and selection of the exploration and
appraisal targets are the subject of a number of key joint venture meetings to
be held from mid-June.

seawallwalker - 02 Jun 2005 08:08 - 4103 of 7811

Big chucks being bitten off this morning already.

Still at 15p so no real surprise.

This is like Bargain Hunt.

proptrade - 02 Jun 2005 09:50 - 4104 of 7811

fill ya boots. that was me taking the market out at 15.5!

ptholden - 02 Jun 2005 09:52 - 4105 of 7811

should see another tick up soon

proptrade - 02 Jun 2005 10:00 - 4106 of 7811

thats why i added. bot them at 15 recently and now my view is that being one of the solid plays with such highly respected and astute management the downside from here is at the least limited.

as a prop trader with a big bank i never ever cared about upside...i looked on ever trade as "how much it will cost if i am wrong". basic basic stuff but once you get the calculator out or order the new car on the basis the trade comes good you are buggered.

discipline. the most important tool in trading. have a clear entry and exit strategy.

lesson over!

goal - 02 Jun 2005 10:06 - 4107 of 7811

Thanks for that.

proptrade - 02 Jun 2005 10:11 - 4108 of 7811

goal....i hope that is not sarcastic! sorry if i am teaching you to suck eggs!

goal - 02 Jun 2005 10:19 - 4109 of 7811

No no I was just going along with your last line, lesson over! Its nice to have a sense of humor.
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