Proselenes
- 13 Aug 2011 04:53
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cynic
- 07 May 2012 19:58
- 510 of 2393
of course you can, but then you run the danger of having small stakes in 20/30 companies 17/26 of which fail dismally (do not perform is the same) - e.g. rrr and even today's hot number, goo
aldwickk
- 07 May 2012 20:22
- 511 of 2393
" danger of having small stakes in 20/30 companies "
Most retail investors only have 10/15 in their portfolio's , you wouldn't have 20/30 small speculative punt's
cynic
- 07 May 2012 21:15
- 512 of 2393
and i wouldn't touch (m)any of those squitty companies with my money, let alone 10/15 of them
aldwickk
- 07 May 2012 22:51
- 513 of 2393
cynic
I meant out of a portfolio of 10 to 15 , having say 2 or 3
Proselenes
- 08 May 2012 03:43
- 514 of 2393
Proselenes
- 09 May 2012 10:56
- 515 of 2393
http://www.cnbc.com/id/47349888
Goldman Sachs raises Falkland Oil And Gas to buy
Published: Wednesday, 9 May 2012 | 3:30 AM ET
May 9 (Reuters) - Falkland Oil And Gas Ltd :
* Goldman Sachs raises Falkland Oil And Gas Ltd to buy from neutral
* Goldman Sachs raises Falkland Oil And Gas Ltd price target to 212P
from 93.60P
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required field
- 09 May 2012 11:36
- 516 of 2393
Holding up and quite rightly so......could be worth five to ten times present value.....
HARRYCAT
- 09 May 2012 13:58
- 517 of 2393
Most of the Goldman Sachs note with ref to FOGL:
"We upgrade Falkland Oil and Gas from Neutral to Buy with a 12-month target price of 212p (from 94p) implying 126% potential upside. On updating for FOGL’s recent equity placing on January 13, 2012 and updating the drilling programme to include more optimal well selection allowed by the additional funds, we believe the stock now offers an attractive risk/reward balance and add the stock to the Buy List. We also believe the recent announcement regarding FOGL’s acreage farm-out to another industry player also provides some assurance as to the viability of the company’s acreage, while the gas condensate discovery at the Borders and Southern Darwin East well has also served to highlight the prospectivity of the southern part of the basin (in which FOGL has acreage – albeit with no plans to drill in the current campaign). We assume that the company drills the Loligo and Scotia prospects as part of this drilling campaign. Despite the success of the Darwin East prospect we would still regard these prospects as relatively high risk and as such apply conservative chances of success (8% for Loligo and 8% for Soctia with a c.50% chance of encountering liquids – a higher risking than for Borders & Southern’s remaining Stebbing prospect to reflect the 3D seismic that Borders possesses and the de-risking impact of Darwin). Success at these prospects would be transformational for the company, with the potential to increase our valuation by c.1740% in the oil case, even without including the derisking impact success would have on the rest of the basin. The company has worked up a large number of prospects and leads across multiple play types in its sizable acreage position, giving substantial running room in the event of success. Despite our conservative risking, there is still 126% potential upside to our target price."
Proselenes
- 09 May 2012 14:35
- 519 of 2393
212p x 1740% increase for success.
So GS are saying 36 pounds 88 pence per share target price on Loligo/Scotia success, pre appraisal drilling, just based on discovery - which would then increase considerably with appraisal drilling and firming up of the figures.
I would go with that.
212p pre-drill and 3688p post drill with success - about right.
cynic
- 09 May 2012 14:44
- 520 of 2393
i don't think there is a direct correlation with sp between 8% chance and ultimate success though obviously if commercial quantities of oil - not gas; not condensate; just real good quality liquid black stuff - then the upside is certainly very significant indeed ..... but that presupposes black eldorado
required field
- 09 May 2012 20:58
- 522 of 2393
Well guys.....in up to my neck here......hoping for a major success.....and you have to say that going through their presentation of the prospects only one word springs to mind : "impressive"....worth printing out......might be gas Marky....but perhaps several trillion cubic feet......commercial....and there are other prospects within their vast acreage...worth a punt Marky....
Proselenes
- 10 May 2012 05:16
- 523 of 2393
RF - Loligo is likely oil and gas.
5 zones -
2 are more likely gas than oil, 3 are more likely oil than gas. I would not be surprised if the outcome were 10 Tcf of gas and 3 billion barrels of API 20 oil.
Proselenes
- 10 May 2012 05:28
- 524 of 2393
Updated destination is Stebbing 3.
The LE rig is on its way and will arrive today, so spud over the weekend it looks like.
And Loligo gets nearer and nearer to spudding..............
Proselenes
- 10 May 2012 12:23
- 525 of 2393
Farm in news must be getting near, only say 6 weeks to Loligo spud and the farm in partner will likely want to review the drill proposal pre-spud..........
cynic
- 10 May 2012 12:31
- 526 of 2393
certainly there's a twitch of life in the corpse, but that is pretty much true across the board today
HARRYCAT
- 10 May 2012 12:39
- 527 of 2393
A corpse implies no further life. I prefer 'patient' (very sick one with weak vital signs, but nevertheless, still in the land of the living!)
cynic
- 10 May 2012 12:43
- 528 of 2393
lazarus? ..... wife + sex?
HARRYCAT
- 10 May 2012 12:48
- 529 of 2393
Divine intervention would certainly give things a lift! Not sure that we are top of his list for assistance though!