markymar
- 15 Aug 2005 15:14
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.
Proselenes
- 16 Jun 2010 00:27
- 1801 of 6294
Sea Lion alone, flow tested at the current P50 is worth 720p in the ground.
That excludes cash, Ernest, all other prospects etc........
Simple patience, wait, hold fully paid for stock and big rewards are coming.
Do not forget, all the same names were agreeing to sell at 90p, and again at 180p, and at 230p...... they were all wrong before and will be wrong again.
halifax
- 16 Jun 2010 01:31
- 1802 of 6294
pp don't forget the environmentalist lobby, revised regulation is likely to affect future drilling.
Proselenes
- 16 Jun 2010 02:25
- 1803 of 6294
halifax, RKH are not drilling in the GoM or the USA.
Barrack Osama can scream all he wants, the rest of the world does not care at all.
cynic
- 16 Jun 2010 07:35
- 1804 of 6294
exactly so, and though south atlantic is a very harsh master indeed, the wells are not deemed to be that deep - and it'll be 5 years before any oil starts flowing
Proselenes
- 16 Jun 2010 12:23
- 1805 of 6294
Brought some more today. Was keeping a pot of money in case the likely FOGL duster happens and there is a RKH dip for an hour or so, but then given I will probably miss a short term dip I decided to spend half the pot now and buy more as its back near 280p again.
halifax
- 16 Jun 2010 12:40
- 1806 of 6294
pp you appear to have forgotten the penguins also known as rockhoppers! Ignore environmentalists at your peril.
halifax
- 16 Jun 2010 15:41
- 1807 of 6294
sp slowly slipping.
HARRYCAT
- 16 Jun 2010 16:04
- 1808 of 6294
If FOGL hit a duster, RKH will briefly take a hit, imo. Am thinking of putting a limit buy on the system, but can't decide the correct price. Maybe somewhere around 240/220p. If FOGL hits a gusher then it won't trigger anyway. Am unfortunately locked out of FOGL as not prepared to buy at 198p, so this seems the best way of taking advantage of possible bad news.
halifax
- 16 Jun 2010 18:46
- 1810 of 6294
marky can't speak for harry but our opinion is some profit taking would be sensible after such a rapid rise in the sp,as you will no doubt agree there are still many questions to be answered. There is some potential upside but we would rather have some profit in the bank than risk a costly disappointment.
HARRYCAT
- 16 Jun 2010 21:20
- 1811 of 6294
marky, I have never deramped a share & I take issue with your accusation. You have a vested interest in RKH & you are not therefore impartial.
I stand by my theory that any duster in the Falkland area has a temporary knock-on effect on all Falkland drillers. Should FOGL drill a duster I think DES & RKH sp will take a very short term hit. If that is the case, I will take that opportunity to buy more shares in those two.
As for looking foolish, locking a great deal of cash in to an oil driller over a period of years, if not decades, is very inadvisable, imo. You got lucky & I bet when DES hit their first duster your buttocks went into overdrive clench mode. Spread the risk has always been the sensible advice from seasoned investors.
Also, I still hold some RKH shares from 58p, so deramping is not in my interests.
marky, I assume you backed Spain in the W/C, which is why you are p*ssed off?? ;o)
chav
- 17 Jun 2010 09:47
- 1813 of 6294
Spot on marky....what do those soft Southerners know!
greekman
- 17 Jun 2010 10:25
- 1814 of 6294
I agree with Harrycat re 'any duster in the Falkland area has a temporary knock-on effect on all Falkland drillers'.
Its the same with most industries. If one takes a knock, there is nearly always an adverse effect on those related. I also agree that any 'Duster' effect on RKH would be short term. But as to RKH dropping to 240/220, I doubt it, but share prices in oil explorers are very fickle, so it could possibly happen, with the proviso of the Sea Lion results coming in after any Fogl well disappointing results.
I like all of us are waiting for the 'Final' confirmed results re Sea Lion and although if they are as expected the sp will no doubt increase by quite a margin, I am not one to speculate a given SP. I do though expect a rise of at least 50%, and that is before they start on well number 2.
Interesting times!
HARRYCAT
- 17 Jun 2010 11:07
- 1815 of 6294
Soft Southerners!!!!!!.......Don't get me started! ;o)
Proselenes
- 17 Jun 2010 13:09
- 1816 of 6294
greekman the next news will be oil quality news. It might please some and might put 10% on the price, but thats about all.
Flow test Sea Lion should add 100%.
The flow test will also allow them to "resize" the find and working with that data we might get another "upgrade" to the recoverable figure..... that should add lots more too depending on the news.
If flow test is good and size is upgrade there is no reason not to see 150% to 200% from todays levels....... and that is ignoring Ernest and the other prospects too.
So much upside to come.
Remember, most people here were screaming sell at 90p and 130p and 180p and 230p......
They were all wrong, I have been correct so far.
Lets see if that continues :)
Balerboy
- 17 Jun 2010 13:54
- 1817 of 6294
OH BULLY FOR YOU !!!!
Proselenes
- 17 Jun 2010 15:52
- 1818 of 6294
PS, my target is 900p end of year if Ernest is a success as well.
:)
On to the FTSE 250 goes RKH, and in piles the ISA and big institutional monies....... (the ones who are not allowed to buy AIM listed stocks, but can buy FTSE main market ones :)
Balerboy
- 17 Jun 2010 22:38
- 1819 of 6294
seem to remember that was supposed to propel AFR into orbit.......and look at it now.....no change!!
cynic
- 18 Jun 2010 08:08
- 1820 of 6294
not sure why this current handbagging, but i am more than happy to be o'weight in AFR even though it has been disappointingly dull for the last couple of months
to my mind, the falklands stocks are somewhat emotionally driven at the moment, though we kbnow for certain that RKH has found some decent oil, and perhaps an awful lot of it .... in the immediate future, the sp's course will be quite heavily influenced by the success or otherwise of its sisters and cousins