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Chart Profi, nein... ich befasse mich auch erst seit ein paar Jahren mit Charts ;-) Sieht aber so aus, als ob wir die Unterstützungszone bei 0,08 zurückerobert haben. Wenn das Niveau bis zum Wochende gehalten wird ist das bedeutsamer für die Charttechnik.
Chart hin, Chart her, es ist auf jeden Fall Schwung in der Bude heute. Sieht so aus als ob die guten News jetzt tetsächlich auch belohnt werden.
Chart hin, Chart her, es ist auf jeden Fall Schwung in der Bude heute. Sieht so aus als ob die guten News jetzt tetsächlich auch belohnt werden.
Neues Zwischenziel: 140 (?)
Guten Morgen!
Haben wir einen Chartprofi im Thread?
Allen eine schöne Woche!
L234
Haben wir einen Chartprofi im Thread?
Allen eine schöne Woche!
L234
Guten Morgen!
PCL könnte jetzt nach der "Zwangskorrektur" wieder nach oben laufen, schöne Käufe heute nachts in Australien und das Öll klettert auch schön nach oben
P.S. Ein Herz für Japan.
PCL könnte jetzt nach der "Zwangskorrektur" wieder nach oben laufen, schöne Käufe heute nachts in Australien und das Öll klettert auch schön nach oben
P.S. Ein Herz für Japan.
Guten Morgen liebe Gemeinde!
Dann wollen wir einmal hoffen & beten, dass in Japan nicht der "worst case" eintritt und ein "Mega-Supergau" das halbe Land verstrahlt. Hut ab vor dem Japanischen Volk & den Helfern vor Ort in Fukushima, die Ihr Leben aufs Spiel setzen.
AKW Fukushima: Freiwillige für einen Höllenjob
Quelle: http://www.spiegel.de/panorama/0,1518,751488,00.html
Ein mehr als nachdenklicher L234
Dann wollen wir einmal hoffen & beten, dass in Japan nicht der "worst case" eintritt und ein "Mega-Supergau" das halbe Land verstrahlt. Hut ab vor dem Japanischen Volk & den Helfern vor Ort in Fukushima, die Ihr Leben aufs Spiel setzen.
AKW Fukushima: Freiwillige für einen Höllenjob
Quelle: http://www.spiegel.de/panorama/0,1518,751488,00.html
Ein mehr als nachdenklicher L234
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.222.551 von the_virginian am 17.03.11 10:20:23Absolut kein Verkaufsdruck mehr! Jeder wartet anscheind ob Sie die Lage in Japan wieder unter Kontrolle bringen können!
Hammer. Bei den News wäre ohne das schreckliche Japandesaster sicherlich ein höherer Kurs drinngewesen. Aber mal ehrlich,...alles negative ist eingepreist, deshalb glaube ich das es weiter hoch gehen wird! Ölpreis steigt auch wieder weiter!
Uns allen einen grünen Wochenabschluss!
Hammer. Bei den News wäre ohne das schreckliche Japandesaster sicherlich ein höherer Kurs drinngewesen. Aber mal ehrlich,...alles negative ist eingepreist, deshalb glaube ich das es weiter hoch gehen wird! Ölpreis steigt auch wieder weiter!
Uns allen einen grünen Wochenabschluss!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.221.627 von links-zwo-drei-vier am 17.03.11 08:17:33Entsteht hier vor unseren Augen eine neue Ölrakete?
Hoffentlich eine neue UNX!
Cheers!
Hoffentlich eine neue UNX!
Cheers!
Guten Morgen liebe PCL-Gemeinde!
Hier die Charts aus Australien:
Entsteht hier vor unseren Augen eine neue Ölrakete?
Wie immer liebe Grüße
L234
Hier die Charts aus Australien:
Entsteht hier vor unseren Augen eine neue Ölrakete?
Wie immer liebe Grüße
L234
16.03.2011: Update der Empfehlung des Users "Proxy" auf sharewise.com
Pancontinental Oil&Gas (I/2011)
Quelle: http://www.de.sharewise.com/aktien/AU000000PCL4-pancontinent…
Pancontinental Oil&Gas (I/2011)
Quelle: http://www.de.sharewise.com/aktien/AU000000PCL4-pancontinent…
Einige Seiten sind jetzt kopierbar. Jedoch weiß ich leider nicht, wie sie auf der w:o Seite aussehen werden.
• ASX code PCL
• Market Capitalisation ~ AUD 48 million (8 cents / share)
Capital Structure
• Shares on issue ~ 600 million
• Top 20 shareholders hold ~ 51%
• Cash approx AUD 1 million
Projects
KENYA - East Africa
(i) L6 (PCL 40%) Farmout and drill 2012
(ii) L8 (PCL 15%) Mbawa Prospect main target. Drill planned under farmout 2011 / 12. With Apache, Origin, Tullow
( iii) L10A ( PCL 15%) with BG International, Premier, Cove
(iv) L10B (PCL 15%) with BG International, Premier, Cove
MALTA - Mediterranean Offshore
(i) Area 5 and Block 3 of Area 4 (PCL 80% and Operator). Libyan geology in Maltese waters.
2 Over 2,400 sq km. Chianti & Limoncello “reef” Prospects. ESA suspended and renewal subject to renegotiation that
is not yet finalised. Additional seismic planned after new ESA.
NAMIBIA - Southwest Africa
(i) N1 offshore. Agreement over 15,000 sq km offshore (PCL 85% and Operator).
PA agreed but not yet signed.
Classic W African play- ponded turbidites, channels etc.
Billion Bbl potential.
AUSTRALIA -
(i) Carnarvon Basin Offshore / Onshore
EP 424 & EP 110 (PCL 38%). Farmout and drill offshore Baniyas Prospect 2011 / 2012.
On trend to Roller, Skate oil fields. Seeking agreement over adjacent area.
Additional onshore potential.
(ii) Canning Basin Onshore
EP 424 / R1 / L15 (PCL 10% -13%). Oil potential on trend to Blina etc. Looking at next
exploration phase. Potential redevelopment of L15 W Kora oil field 2011/ 2012.
EXTRACT FROM ASX RELEASE OF 14 MARCH 2011
3D Seismic report gives Mbawa oil and gas volumetric potential
• L8 Operator Origin Energy Limited (“Origin”) has provided the L8 Joint Venture with a first stage technical report on the evaluation of the Mbawa
structure based upon Origin’s interpretation of the Mbawa 3D seismic survey data acquired in 2009. This report stresses that the interpretation
contained within it is based upon pre‐stack time migration (PSTM) processing only and does not include interpretation results from a subsequent prestack
depth migration (PSDM) which was carried out because of the structural complexity revealed by the PSTM data. The PSDM data was not
available at the time of completion of Origin’s report.
• While there is no direct evidence that the Mbawa Prospect contains any oil or gas until drilling has taken place, new volumetric estimates contained
in the report indicate that, if filled to spill point, Mbawa at the Tertiary‐ Cretaceous level has an in place and unrisked potential to contain up to 4.9
Billion Barrels of oil (P10) plus a gas cap of 284 Billion Cubic Feet (P10) but this is subject to risks that include trap integrity and the fact that the
offshore Lamu Basin petroleum system is unproven.
• In the report the deeper Top Jurassic level is estimated to have an in place and unrisked potential to contain up to 323 Million Barrels oil (P10) or
525 Billion Cubic Feet gas (P10) but this is subject to risks that include the fact that there is limited data for reservoir parameters on the East African
margin, there is no control on interpretation of Jurassic carbonates and the lack of a commercial discovery of hydrocarbons in Jurassic carbonates on
the East African margin.
• A number of offshore prospects with large potential lie within Kenya Block L8, with the Mbawa Prospect being the largest mapped to date.
Neighbouring Block L6 (Pancontinental 40%) also has significant potential in a number of prospects and leads.
• The geological parameters used in estimating the volumetric potential have been drawn from regional data and modelling of worldwide geological
systems and may not necessarily reflect the parameters in place in the Mbawa Prospect. The P10 potential volumes quoted are only possible if the
Prospect is filled to spill point and the interpretation and estimated parameters prove to be valid. There is no direct evidence that the Prospect
contains any oil or gas and it is possible that the Prospect may be only partially filled or contain no hydrocarbons. Recoverable reserves are lower than
in‐place volumes and are subject to a number of factors that are not estimated in the quoted volumetric potentials. Only drilling and further
assessment can determine the actual volumes (if any) of oil or gas in place or recoverable.
• While the P10 potential is regarded as the maximum in place and unrisked potential, corresponding P Mean potentials in place, subject to the same
risks as those outlined above for the P10 estimates, are‐
• Tertiary / Cretaceous potential ‐ 2 Billion Barrels (P Mean) oil plus a gas cap of 196 Bcf (P Mean)
• Jurassic potential ‐ 138 Million Barrels (P Mean) or 231 Bcf (P Mean)
• Other results from the report and based upon Pancontinental’s interpretation of it are‐
• The Mbawa Prospect is a large faulted anticline divided into a number of “compartments”
• Both Tertiary / Cretaceous and Jurassic closures contain several major culminations and a number of minor culminations
• At the Tertiary / Cretaceous level a major southern culmination contains a “flat spot” or “DHI” (Direct Hydrocarbon Indicator) consistent with a gasoil
or gas –water interface .
• ASX code PCL
• Market Capitalisation ~ AUD 48 million (8 cents / share)
Capital Structure
• Shares on issue ~ 600 million
• Top 20 shareholders hold ~ 51%
• Cash approx AUD 1 million
Projects
KENYA - East Africa
(i) L6 (PCL 40%) Farmout and drill 2012
(ii) L8 (PCL 15%) Mbawa Prospect main target. Drill planned under farmout 2011 / 12. With Apache, Origin, Tullow
( iii) L10A ( PCL 15%) with BG International, Premier, Cove
(iv) L10B (PCL 15%) with BG International, Premier, Cove
MALTA - Mediterranean Offshore
(i) Area 5 and Block 3 of Area 4 (PCL 80% and Operator). Libyan geology in Maltese waters.
2 Over 2,400 sq km. Chianti & Limoncello “reef” Prospects. ESA suspended and renewal subject to renegotiation that
is not yet finalised. Additional seismic planned after new ESA.
NAMIBIA - Southwest Africa
(i) N1 offshore. Agreement over 15,000 sq km offshore (PCL 85% and Operator).
PA agreed but not yet signed.
Classic W African play- ponded turbidites, channels etc.
Billion Bbl potential.
AUSTRALIA -
(i) Carnarvon Basin Offshore / Onshore
EP 424 & EP 110 (PCL 38%). Farmout and drill offshore Baniyas Prospect 2011 / 2012.
On trend to Roller, Skate oil fields. Seeking agreement over adjacent area.
Additional onshore potential.
(ii) Canning Basin Onshore
EP 424 / R1 / L15 (PCL 10% -13%). Oil potential on trend to Blina etc. Looking at next
exploration phase. Potential redevelopment of L15 W Kora oil field 2011/ 2012.
EXTRACT FROM ASX RELEASE OF 14 MARCH 2011
3D Seismic report gives Mbawa oil and gas volumetric potential
• L8 Operator Origin Energy Limited (“Origin”) has provided the L8 Joint Venture with a first stage technical report on the evaluation of the Mbawa
structure based upon Origin’s interpretation of the Mbawa 3D seismic survey data acquired in 2009. This report stresses that the interpretation
contained within it is based upon pre‐stack time migration (PSTM) processing only and does not include interpretation results from a subsequent prestack
depth migration (PSDM) which was carried out because of the structural complexity revealed by the PSTM data. The PSDM data was not
available at the time of completion of Origin’s report.
• While there is no direct evidence that the Mbawa Prospect contains any oil or gas until drilling has taken place, new volumetric estimates contained
in the report indicate that, if filled to spill point, Mbawa at the Tertiary‐ Cretaceous level has an in place and unrisked potential to contain up to 4.9
Billion Barrels of oil (P10) plus a gas cap of 284 Billion Cubic Feet (P10) but this is subject to risks that include trap integrity and the fact that the
offshore Lamu Basin petroleum system is unproven.
• In the report the deeper Top Jurassic level is estimated to have an in place and unrisked potential to contain up to 323 Million Barrels oil (P10) or
525 Billion Cubic Feet gas (P10) but this is subject to risks that include the fact that there is limited data for reservoir parameters on the East African
margin, there is no control on interpretation of Jurassic carbonates and the lack of a commercial discovery of hydrocarbons in Jurassic carbonates on
the East African margin.
• A number of offshore prospects with large potential lie within Kenya Block L8, with the Mbawa Prospect being the largest mapped to date.
Neighbouring Block L6 (Pancontinental 40%) also has significant potential in a number of prospects and leads.
• The geological parameters used in estimating the volumetric potential have been drawn from regional data and modelling of worldwide geological
systems and may not necessarily reflect the parameters in place in the Mbawa Prospect. The P10 potential volumes quoted are only possible if the
Prospect is filled to spill point and the interpretation and estimated parameters prove to be valid. There is no direct evidence that the Prospect
contains any oil or gas and it is possible that the Prospect may be only partially filled or contain no hydrocarbons. Recoverable reserves are lower than
in‐place volumes and are subject to a number of factors that are not estimated in the quoted volumetric potentials. Only drilling and further
assessment can determine the actual volumes (if any) of oil or gas in place or recoverable.
• While the P10 potential is regarded as the maximum in place and unrisked potential, corresponding P Mean potentials in place, subject to the same
risks as those outlined above for the P10 estimates, are‐
• Tertiary / Cretaceous potential ‐ 2 Billion Barrels (P Mean) oil plus a gas cap of 196 Bcf (P Mean)
• Jurassic potential ‐ 138 Million Barrels (P Mean) or 231 Bcf (P Mean)
• Other results from the report and based upon Pancontinental’s interpretation of it are‐
• The Mbawa Prospect is a large faulted anticline divided into a number of “compartments”
• Both Tertiary / Cretaceous and Jurassic closures contain several major culminations and a number of minor culminations
• At the Tertiary / Cretaceous level a major southern culmination contains a “flat spot” or “DHI” (Direct Hydrocarbon Indicator) consistent with a gasoil
or gas –water interface .
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