markymar
- 27 Jul 2010 12:41
Argos Resources Ltd is an AIM quoted oil and gas exploration company based in the Falkland Islands, ideally placed to make the most of an exciting new oil province heading towards production.
Argos holds a 100% interest in Licence PL001, which covers approximately 1,126 square kilometres in the North Falkland Basin. The licence boundary is just 3km from the Sea Lion oil field, a significant discovery on course for production start-up in 2017.
New 3D seismic data of excellent quality was acquired over the entire licence area in 2011 and has identified 52 prospects with a best estimate of 3,083 million barrels of prospective recoverable resource, and a high estimate of 10,412 million barrels. 40 additional leads have been identified which are not included in the above resource figures and which are the subject of ongoing work.
The Company is now seeking an exploration partner to drill a selection of key prospects to unlock the value of this exciting opportunity.
http://www.argosresources.com/
http://www.falklands-oil.com/
http://www.desireplc.co.uk/
http://www.rockhopperexploration.co.uk/
http://www.argosresources.com/docs/AIM-Admission-Document.pdf

The Opportunity
•Proven commercial petroleum system
•52 oil prospects, defined by excellent quality 3D seismic data
•CPR attributes 3.1 billion barrels of prospective recoverable resource to the prospects, with upside of 10.4 billion barrels
•40 additional leads identified and under review
•Several prospects similar to Sea Lion
•Prospects have been de-risked by the Sea Lion discovery
•Potential extension of Johnson gas discovery into licence
•Licence 100% owned by Argos Resources
•Benign operating environment
•Stable Government with a competitive tax regime
required field
- 18 Sep 2010 08:34
- 63 of 185
I reckon that next week will see the sp here climb....just on possible potential (if that's what you can call it)....
cynic
- 18 Sep 2010 08:53
- 64 of 185
their licences are a long way away from the only proven oilfield of Sealion and if the shares are marketed by just a single MM, the chances of being treated fairly at all times are pretty slim
ravey davy gravy
- 18 Sep 2010 11:01
- 65 of 185
:-))
There's a lot of market makers in this stock cynic and it's extremely liquid, i was
making reference to the mm Novum who have a habit of sitting on the offer in a
lot of stocks with endless amounts of stock to sell, as it happens they did move
up a short while after my post, why sell for 38p when you can sell for higher when
the herd chase on momentum, refreshing this one is not a sets stock, thats why
i trade it, i hardly touch sets thesedays.
cynic
- 18 Sep 2010 11:09
- 66 of 185
ah; thanks ..... it's on my watch list, but can't currently get very excited about its prospects, and i am always wary of MM only stocks as it's impossible to see any underlying orders
ravey davy gravy
- 18 Sep 2010 11:25
- 67 of 185
I actually prefer mm only stocks, L2 is all false and always will be but if you
check online limits regularly you will know the real positions of the mm's, sxx
was a good example, lots of shakes all bar one mm was very short of stock.
Proselenes
- 18 Sep 2010 11:43
- 68 of 185
cynic, also they only have enough cash to do the seismic survey.
They have to come back to the market in the future to raise the big money needed to do any drilling.
Which is why I am waiting. Its only risen in the past days as Evolution and RHPS are doing a marketing job on it presently it seems to drum up buyers.
required field
- 18 Sep 2010 17:26
- 69 of 185
The sp should rise on potential....why should DES rise so much with diddly squat.....and not a little bit : Argos......
cynic
- 19 Sep 2010 06:54
- 70 of 185
DES is indeed rising on very little EXCEPT its fields relative proximity to the proven Sealion, and of course that it has the rig booked for the next pop at finding something
robnickson
- 21 Sep 2010 17:36
- 71 of 185
ARG, doing very well on the back of RKH results, plus alot of ramping on ii. Even if ARG has no oil we can get out now for a profit that would take years to earn in a high yield bank account.
mitzy
- 23 Sep 2010 08:55
- 72 of 185
What a remarkable share.
required field
- 23 Sep 2010 08:57
- 73 of 185
With the others all quite high,.... this had play "catch-up"....
mitzy
- 23 Sep 2010 09:05
- 74 of 185
I agree rf.. up 25% today.
cynic
- 23 Sep 2010 09:10
- 75 of 185
my fear is that this whole FI scenario is becoming ridiculously frothy with the lemmings piling into everything ..... it should not be forgotten that RKH is the only one to have actually found oil so far, and though that looks to be pretty significant, even that is a good time off being extracted
required field
- 23 Sep 2010 09:31
- 76 of 185
Then shorting might be the order of the day soon...bought and sold this one twice now....just taken profits at the earliest top......could go higher but not sure...by the way : everytime I see FI...the first thing I think is formula one....
cynic
- 23 Sep 2010 13:41
- 78 of 185
ARG - must assuredly be too far too fast and ripe for shorting .... they're not even drilling for another 2 years!
required field
- 23 Sep 2010 14:07
- 79 of 185
Check out DES...starting to drop and no short from me...
HARRYCAT
- 23 Sep 2010 14:12
- 80 of 185
Barring a few exceptions, the whole market is taking a bit of a hit today, so may not be FI related. Of course, frothy stocks take a bigger hit.
cynic
- 23 Sep 2010 14:16
- 81 of 185
i have shorted both ARG and FOGL, but continue to hold RKH and DES though on a much reduced level from what i had a couple of days back