inbs
- 23 Dec 2003 22:02
New Projects and good prospects. will be the winner in 2004. IMO
25p in early 2004
gavdfc
- 05 Oct 2004 10:51
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Welcome aboard Sandrew64. Some decent buying this week so far, hopefully start to move up now.
johngtudor
- 05 Oct 2004 10:57
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Please remind me when we expect to read the first announcement that they have struck Oil?
chinapete
- 05 Oct 2004 11:31
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There's a rumour on another board that ST has spudded. Did this cause this morning's spike, I wonder? If so, and since the value has dropped, it may now be disbelieved.
seawallwalker
- 05 Oct 2004 13:23
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The buys don't show a wrong one to me.
2mil versus a few hunred thousand looks like news likely.
gavdfc
- 05 Oct 2004 13:27
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Certainly a lot of interest here today and we're moving up nicely. Perhaps news out soon. Good day all round.
grevis2
- 05 Oct 2004 15:23
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Afternoon all. Looks as though we are on the up again.
gavdfc
- 05 Oct 2004 16:18
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Afternoon Grevis, hope the Hamlet's are holding up well!
Kivver
- 05 Oct 2004 16:48
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1 and half million just been sold at the death. whats all that about?
chinapete
- 05 Oct 2004 18:42
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1 and half million just been sold at the death. whats all that about?
A large protected trade going through - being kept secret because the share price could be affected if the full extent of the ongoing trade were known.
Perhaps someone more clued up could comment. To me it looks as if the institutional selling is still ongoing - which would explain why the price is being strangled. It's all a plot to stop the poor old working men like us from making an honest crust!
Somehow feel I'm being shafted, but I can't quite work out how.
chinapete
- 05 Oct 2004 18:47
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Have you seen IEC? While we are waiting for Godot it's gone up 30% today.
gavdfc
- 06 Oct 2004 07:50
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Pete, you sound stressed out! Looks as if there might still be a seller out there shafting you! Once they stop selling, maybe you won't feel so shafted.
;-)
Will be interesting to see what today brings.
chinapete
- 06 Oct 2004 09:02
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Just a little exasperated - had hoped to have had some money out by now. Wonder if the spudding announcement is being held back to offset the news that one or more of the institutions has greatly reduced their holdings? I don't understand the selling, and that makes me uneasy. Why don't they hold off selling for a bit and let the price rise, after all there are plenty of buyers. We could be up against a computer programme of course, blindly selling as it reaches trigger points.
gavdfc
- 06 Oct 2004 09:15
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Pete, I can see where you're coming from. Been having a bit of a think about this and I believe that many people and some of the institutions will be sitting on a lot of profits. There was a lot of buying back in late June and early July from institutions, also many smaller buyers buying back early this year when the price was low pennies. These guys would have been able to get a lot of shares for their money. My guess is that they have been topslicing quite a bit on the way up and locking in some profits. Can't really blame them if they took out large positions early this year before a lot of the news was released. As you say, you hoped to have some money out by now, guess thats just what the big sellers are also thinking. Anyway, all of this is just my thoughts on this.
At least we are up this morning, seems to be a lot of buyers around.
Cheers
Gav
gavdfc
- 06 Oct 2004 09:25
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Happier now Pete! :-)))
107606
- 06 Oct 2004 09:41
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We have lift off (for now anyway!)...
grevis2
- 06 Oct 2004 10:10
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Morning all. Exciting morning so far. Have been searching the web for confirmation that PCI has spudded. The last bit of news was released on 26 August and is printed below. Someone on another BB reckons the rig is in place and that he found said information on BG's website for Tunisia.
gavdfc: Those Hamlets are being consumed at an increasing rate. Need to stay calm!
Press Release
Petroceltic Set to Begin Onshore Drilling Program in Tunisia
26 August 2004
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Latest Oilvoice Headlines
Petroceltic is preparing to spud its eagerly anticipated first well on its 7,500 sq km tranche of acreage in southern Tunisia. The company has contracted a land rig from the Great Wall Drilling Co, a subsidiary of Chinese state oil firm CNPC, for the Sidi Toui-3 well in the Ksar Hadada permit with an option to drill a second well. The rig, currently working for OMV in Tunisia, is expected to mobilise to the Sidi Toui-3 location in the next few weeks. Aberdeens Norwell Limited, on behalf of Petroceltic, is preparing the well site.
Petroceltic owns 100% of the Ksar Hadada permit, which appears to hold a number of substantial prospects, most notably the Sidi Toui structure, which could hold over 400 million barrels of recoverable oil within a large fault block structure. A well drilled on the flank of the structure in the 1950s encountered oil and gas in a fractured Ordovician quartzite sequence.
A similar prospect, Oryx, has been identified in the southern part of the permit and is now under final technical assessment for drilling in the near future. The drilling of Sidi Toui-3 will be a key milestone in the former mining companys transition to international E&P player.
The company ended its first year as an oil and gas company with a pre-tax profit of US$1.38 million, reversing the 2002 loss of US$0.66 million. Over the course of 2003, the company, which enjoys a revenue stream from a royalty interest in the Kinsale gas field in the Celtic Sea, built up its finances, raising US$3.9 million from the sale of its stake in Faroe Petroleum and the Shaimerden zinc deposit in Kazakhstan and the issuing of shares for cash.
2004 saw further funds raised through a share and warrants placing, providing a cash store from which the company has built an exciting portfolio of E&P prospects in Tunisia, Italy and offshore Ireland, most recently adding a tranche of gas-prone acreage in southern Algeria to the inventory. Given the prospectivity of the Tunisian lands and the new acreage in Algeria, 2004 could also prove to be something of a transformation for the Irish company.
Relevent Company(s) and News
PetroCeltic
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Petroceltic Signs Production Sharing Agreement For Oil and Gas Fields in Algeria
28 September 2004
Petroceltic Set to Begin Onshore Drilling Program in Tunisia
26 August 2004
107606
- 06 Oct 2004 10:24
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Just look at that volume...
seawallwalker
- 06 Oct 2004 10:32
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This is either riding on the back of the Mauritannia deal for the minnows there, or something big is about to be announced imo
gavdfc
- 06 Oct 2004 10:39
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Morning Grevis, thought you'd be getting through a fair old few here! Cheers for the Oilvoice post. Volumes are good today, almost feels like early summer again! Must be news due soon, well due I think. Wonder if Pete's calmed down yet! ;-)
chinapete
- 06 Oct 2004 10:46
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Pete is very calm, thankyou, although the finger nail biting has now reached his wrist!