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.

m i was pushed - do not try again once only for you

put me on ignore then!!!!!you talk twaddle, your a waste of time and space.

Markmar,

Totally agree re waste of time and space.
This thread improved greatly when I put gibby and similar poster on squelch. It will improve even more when people stop answering these muppets.

Greek - I couldn't agree more. I took gibby off my squelch on Monday when I saw someone reply to one of his posts and since then I have rediscovered why I put him there in the first place! Same with some of the other sciolists - bliss!

I squelched cynic once........took a lot of cleaning up......won't be doing it again!!

i thought i talked a load of crap until i came across Gibby Gibbon who should be in his cage at whipsnade (with emu!)

lol.,.

what a fighbut this will be and cynic you have good and bad - i like the profit takingco

i know we all have a dispute - that is life

this co will spring back but i am told get ouy now and buy back

if you are decnt i might tell you as need to know only right now

and if you are savvy and in already spring in and jump back

i just read back LOL

are you prverse me and you in a cage - people pay fot that!!
maybe a yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
just need to charge enough!

that was to cyn

if i show interest movemant ahead
dont move unless a buyer
7 to 14 days lol!
t/o buy to my shock but would not be good sub current sp
that is the latest

tommos 300p
+/-
5 pqrcent

easy trading - kemarky
i never had a little voice
yours ok in your head - they seem active? good luckrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrcghinnngggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg

glad amanita muscaria never had any appeal to me as you can see what it does to the brain

Wish posters would stick to the subject of RKH. I continually see that someone has posted, then click onto the link to see...well nothing remotely concerning RKH. This is getting as bad as the RKH thread was on iii.
I appreciate the odd post, including my earlier post that was none RKH, but that was to try to get the thread back on track.
Please give it a rest.

Gibby's gone off on one!!!lol

Good post from marlon on iii

1) sealion main fan top sand, 30m pay, OWC
2) sealion main fan lower sand, Water leg
3) sealion northern lobe thin sand, Water leg
4) sealion lowest sand thin sand, 3m pay

107m gross reservoir, 75% net to gross.

So we had 80m net pay total, 33m oil and 47m water.

We know that sand 3 was thin so let's say 5m of our "water pay" was here.

At 14/10-2 sand 1 was about 2x the size of sand 2 so assuming a similar ratio, sand 1 at 14/10-4 was 30m oil and 20m water, and sand 2 was 25m water.

So our OWC was at 2505m at 14/10-4 and 45m out of a potential 75m net pay fell below it in the main fan.

At 14/10-2 we had 34m of net pay in the main fan, had we not seen OWC at 14/10-4 this would have more than doubled!

So taking an average (32.5m down dip) we would potentially 55m of pay all above OWC!!

THE RELATIONSHIPS ARE NOT LINEAR...but it's a good start.

So what has 14/10-4 told us about P90 and P50 in the southern lobe.

1) the oil down to of 2505m absolute depth rules in the valley floor and western slope. This would increase P90 to over 100mmbs, my estimate 130mmbs
2) the oil net pay will be thinner across the valley floor than the required 35m average required for P50
3) the oil will be thicker than the required 35m in the areas between the 14/10-2 and 14/10-4 contours.
4) it is likely that net pay will be thinner than 35m up dip from 14/10-2
5) Therefore P50 is likely to be slightly lower than the 215mmbs shown in the CPR

BUT

Looking to the South
1) the MAJORITY of the additional 43km area in the new 3D is potentially up dip from 14/10-4 with a very large area in the "prime contour" region between 14/10-2 and 14/10-4.

2) there are at least three additional pay zones (Chatham, Sealion Lower and F3) which have shown oil net pay

3) it is more likely than not that these additional pay zones are either continued or replicated under the new 3D area.

There is so much high likelihood POTENTIAL. AND WHAT WE HAVE AT P90 IS COMMERCIAL.

It is looking very good from here!!!!

hmm - tempoary glitch perhaps?



Rockhopper Exploration ("Rockhopper") (AIM: RKH) is an AIM listed oil and gas exploration company based in the United Kingdom.

Rockhopper has licences to explore for oil and gas in the North Falkland Basin, a basin with two proven petroleum systems and a proven high quality oil source rock.

The company was admitted to AIM in 2005 and has since completed an extensive work programme in the area, including two 2D seismic surveys, a 3D seismic survey, four CSEM lines, site surveys and benthic sampling.

In February 2010, the Ocean Guardian drilling rig arrived in Falklands waters to carry out a multi-well drilling campaign. Rockhopper drilled an exploration well on its Sea Lion prospect during April and May 2010, the result of which is the first oil discovery and Contingent Oil Resource in the North Falkland Basin

when i say sell look for a quick profit buying back that is all
big risk you all know this

no big deal

Recent Regulatory News Date/Time Headline Source
Wed 07:00 Rockhopper Exp plc - Issue of Equity RNS
RNS Number : 4406D
Rockhopper Exploration plc
23 March 2011



23 March 2011



ROCKHOPPER EXPLORATION PLC (The 'Company')





Issue of Equity





The Company announces that, following the exercise of options issued as payment for services related to the Company's placing in October, 2009, it has issued 100,000 new ordinary shares of 1p each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at an exercise price of 54p per share. Following this option exercise, all options issued as payment in connection with the Company's placing in October, 2009, have now been exercised.



Application has been made for the admission of 100,000 new Ordinary Shares to be admitted to trading on AIM. The Ordinary Shares rank pari passu in all respects with the Company's existing issued ordinary shares, and it is expected that admission will become effective and that dealings will commence on 28 March 2011. On admission, the Company will have 258,139,606 Ordinary Shares in issue.





Rockhopper Exploration plc

Sam Moody - Chief Executive Officer

Tel. +44 (0)20 7920 2340 (via M: Communications)



M: Communications

Patrick d'Ancona or Ben Simons

Tel. +44 (0)20 7920 2340



Canaccord Genuity Limited
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