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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.073.702 von senna7 am 23.04.12 09:22:37Sorry hatte ich übersehen

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.073.691 von Loewenpower am 23.04.12 09:19:13

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.073.692 von Ikar am 23.04.12 09:19:16Auf dem Niveau kaufe ich lieber RKH nach. Bei uns und BOR dauert es noch. Da gehe ich mal besser von einem Farm-in-Deal bei RKH aus und verwende das Geld dann zum Nachkaufen für das Südfalklandbecken.

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.073.730 von Andrija am 23.04.12 09:30:08wer steht eigentlich als nächster drill an. Chariot, oder noch jemand dazwischen?

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.073.755 von Ikar am 23.04.12 09:36:31Keine Ahnung, ich bin sehr falklandophil und habe wenig andere Ölgesellschaften. Hauptinvetment ist FIH (für den ruhigeren Schlaf).

Meine Prognose für heute: FOGL wird BOR nominal im Kurs überholen.

Falklands Oil and Gas (FOGL LN, 91.25p, 2.7%) - Concept Proven: Today's BOR LN results will boost south Falkland's players, such as FOGL as it diminishes one of the key risks associated with the SFB- that it is a viable hydrocarbon basin with mature source rock. With this news, we are raising our target price from 250p to 275p and reiterating our BUY recommendation.

Falklands - That Thick Silver Lining Still has a Cloud…: Today's news that there is a viable hydrocarbon province in the shape of the SFB benefits everybody, not just the players in that basin, but those in the North Falkland's Basin like Desire, Rockhopper and Argos. With the prospects of the SFB being a viable commercial discovery, there will soon be a claim to have critical mass, and the risks associated with the development of the regional as a whole will lift all the players in the region.

It will also raise the tempo in the fight for the Falklands between Argentina and the UK, which given the recent nationalisation of YPF was a shameless populist driven event, there will be little holding the government back from whipping up another fervour over the Falklands.

But here is the rub. YPF's nationalisation (the "Nationalisation") actually helps the Falklands. Prior to the Nationalisation, Argentina had been indulged in its claims for the Falklands by its LatAm peers, even in the wake of PetroBras' licence revocation, despite what we have been led to believe was its compliance with the terms of the licence. However, the Nationalisation has attracted international condemnation, such that Argentina's next "cab of the rank," i.e. the Falklands, shall be used to make an example of it, which is good for the Falklands.

Read more: http://www.oilvoice.com/n/FoxDavies_Daily_Monitor_Borders_and_Southern_Falkland_Oil_and_Gas_and_Aurelian_Oil_Gas/73e9a27378df.aspx#ixzz1sr8or1GR

.............. A gas find will not be what the market is looking for, and there may well be weakness in the share price as a result. In this news: Ergebnisse der Bohrung >

Good hydrocarbon shows from 4,633m down to 4,810m
The main reservoir interval, comprising good quality massive sandstone, was found to be 84.5m thick with net pay of 67.8m.
Average porosity for this interval is 22%, with maximum values reaching 30%.
Fluid samples from the reservoir have been recovered and will be brought back to the UK for analysis.
Once the lab analysis is complete and the results integrated with other data collected from the well, the Company will be able to comment on the liquid content of the reservoir
Too early to give an accurate resource estimate, but this large simple structure
Seismic amplitude anomaly measuring 26sq km


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Mal sehen was noch an NEWS rüber kommt wenn der erste Schock erstmal verdaut ist. Wegen der Kirchner mache ich mir absolut keine Sorgen denn die eleminiert sich wie man lesen kan, zur Zeit selbst und müßte eigentlich dafür von `Buckingham Palace` in den Adelsstand erhoben werden....