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perhaps, but you could equally have bought back in at well below 200, so your argument lacks conviction

Actual pic of the rig listing...... as the power cut caused problems with the balancing system

LOL.

A bit quiet Pro - considering the upward trend?
Hope you managed to get back in at 144!

Not interested in RKH at the moment.

does RKH have another rig lined up after the Ocean Guardian sails off into the sunset on 1st March 2012?

I asked the same question in a different form on the main thread. It seems a hell of a long way to go and come back when there is still work but hey-ho I don't see the bigger picture!

It's just having done the voyage a few times it would make sense to me to leave her down there because she seems well suited and capable.

I'm surprised about that date...I was under the impression about a continous drilling program switching between northern basin partners.

perhaps marky knows what RKH has lined up after the Ocean Guardian ceases to be available, surprised there hasn't been a RNS from RKH?

Pro
"Not interested in RKH at the moment."

Still not interested? RKH is the driving force in the FI oilies - particularly after today's RNS!

No, not interested at the moment.

Come on Pro - time is running out for the thread title
Rockhopper - a big 2011 coming
so exactly when ARE you going to be interested?

Not interested. As you know I sold here at 300p and have purchased other stocks at nice cheap prices.

FOGL my average is just over 50p and GKP at around 125p.

So if you put those stocks prices today and their gain, on top of the 300p at RKH selling out, RKH has to go much much much higher for me to have made an error selling way back then at 300p.

As it stands now, major fund raising is ahead, probably around 300p level to 250p level - and I am happy not to be in RKH but to be in FOGL at the moment, having a nice low buy in price at FOGL.

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Because its not interesting now.

BOR and in particular FOGL are interesting.

my own view is that if any FI oily has a future, then it is RKH and others may (or may not) be dragged along on its coattails - mais chacun a son gout

Opposite view for me.

Big oil companies will not be licking their lips at 400 MMBO recoverable when 2 other companies are drilling bigger targets.

Any major company will wait for FOGL to drill Loligo. With up to 4700 MMBO recoverable barrels potential it makes sense to see if FOGL strike it lucky.

If they do then you move in on FOGL and then with a really big development going on you pick off the smaller ones around the area, like RKH.

So I see BOR and FOGL drills as they key to RKH, not RKH as the key to the others.

I think RKH shareholders have an XEL type wait ahead - I wanted them to go exploring for more - they have not and so RKH is no longer exciting, with just fund raising and dilution ahead for them in the mid term.

cuckooland pro.... FOGL havent found any oil not even a stain of oil just a big coal mine which they cant extract the coal from ,FOGL dont even have enough money to drill two wells. Dilution on its way when they pass the cap around for more money...get your facts right Pro misleading people again.

Cairn interest in RKH according to DF (the man hated by many DES holders) at the Sunday Times.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-01-15/cairn-starts-talks-with-rockhopper-on-falkland-oil-times-says.html

Looks like trying to drum up sum industry interest ahead of the data room opening.

But Cairn confirmed interest in the Falklands will remove some of the discount applied to all Falklands companies, so lets hope there is some truth in it.

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Good chance of a RKH sp surge.....we shall see....

I think its just a bit of broker pumping ahead of the data room, try to generate more interest.

I still think nothing much will happen with RKH until BOR and FOGL are finished their drilling.