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| 15,000 | +15,38 | |
| 1,5300 | +11,68 | |
| 1,8750 | +10,62 | |
| 8,0000 | +10,34 |
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| 0,9570 | -7,98 | |
| 2,6400 | -8,41 | |
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| 21,000 | -23,64 | |
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Ich hoffe das soetwas wie hier als Beispiel gezeigt wird,
niemals bei Africa OiL geschechen wird,
hier wurden nachbörslich von den Banken ca 10 Millionen Stocks in den Leerverkauf geworfen*!
Nur als warnendes Beispiel gedacht*!
An der Börse ist nichts Sicher*!
Zynga Inc( ZNGA :NASDAQ)
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Extended Hours 3.29 Last Trade -1.788 (-35.21%) After Hours Change
17,581,675 Volume 5:36:00 PM EDT
After Hours 5.078 USD Close Price 0.163 (+3.32%)
Change 28,669,586
Volume 4:00:02 PM EDT
Market Close
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niemals bei Africa OiL geschechen wird,
hier wurden nachbörslich von den Banken ca 10 Millionen Stocks in den Leerverkauf geworfen*!
Nur als warnendes Beispiel gedacht*!
An der Börse ist nichts Sicher*!
Zynga Inc( ZNGA :NASDAQ)
Real Time Stock Quote
|
Source: NASDAQ Real-Time Last Sale
Extended Hours 3.29 Last Trade -1.788 (-35.21%) After Hours Change
17,581,675 Volume 5:36:00 PM EDT
After Hours 5.078 USD Close Price 0.163 (+3.32%)
Change 28,669,586
Volume 4:00:02 PM EDT
Market Close
SYMBOL ZNGA
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.424.093 von Resources am 25.07.12 21:32:07Hallo Resources, das ist meines Wissens korrekt. Der einschlägige Satz aus dem Disclaimer der letzten NR verrät es: "Africa Oil Corp. is a Canadian oil and gas company with assets in Kenya, Ethiopia and Mali as well as Puntland (Somalia) through its 45% equity interest in Horn Petroleum Corporation."
Sofern die Warrants jemals getriggert werden kommen mehr Aktien hinzu und der Anteil würde sich nochmal verändern.
Sofern die Warrants jemals getriggert werden kommen mehr Aktien hinzu und der Anteil würde sich nochmal verändern.
Weiss jemand wieviel % AOI zur Zeit an HRN hält ? Ich meine mal gelesen zu haben das es nicht mehr 51% sondern nur noch 45% sind ?
voriger Beitrag natuerlich zu Horn
Ich denke, wenn noch etwas gefunden werden sollte, wird man es am Kurs vorher ablesen koennen, im Moment sieht es nicht danach aus.
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Ein Beitrag vom User "Dknow" aus dem Hotcopper-Forum. Tullow macht sich also ernsthafte Gedanken und Pläne über Pipelines und den Export des Crudeöls aus Uganda und Kenya. Demnach sind es riesige Mengen, die man da entdeckte.Macht AOI bei den Pipelines mit? Ist das jemandem bekannt?
Tullow, Cnooc, Total Eye $5 Billion E Africa Oil Export Hub
Published July 25, 2012
Dow Jones Newswires
Tullow Oil PLC (TLW.LN), China's Cnooc Ltd. (CEO) and French oil company Total SA (TOT) could invest up to $5 billion building pipelines that would form a regional oil export hub to transport crude discovered in Uganda and Kenya to world markets, Tullow said Wednesday.
The ambitious plans of Tullow and its partners underscore East Africa's potential to become a major new exporter of energy later this decade. On top of the oil resources found in Uganda and Kenya, their southern neighbors Tanzania and Mozambique are the site of major gas discoveries with significant export potential.
U.K.-listed Tullow, which reported a 66% surge in first-half net profit to $546.2 million Wednesday, said the three firms are, "currently studying potential routes and design for an export pipeline." The total cost of this is anticipated to be, "$2.5 billion to $5 billion, depending upon the route, design and throughput," it said.
The upper range of the cost estimate would involve building a regional hub to transport crude from Uganda and Kenya to be exported from Africa's east coast, Tullow said.
Tullow in February concluded a long-delayed deal to sell one-third stakes in three Ugandan exploration areas to both Cnooc and Total, paving the way for some $10 billion of investment in the country's nascent oil sector. The three firms are progressing efforts on pumping oil from the huge reserves discovered on the shores of Lake Albert. Early production is expected to start by 2013, with a major expansion phase in 2016.
Tullow said its plans for the export pipeline will also be influenced by a recent oil discovery in Kenya, where the Ngamia-1 well has so far delivered promising indications that the country holds similar crude reserves to its neighbor, Uganda.
Tullow will expand its Kenyan exploration in light of these recent developments. It had originally scheduled a single drilling rig to be in operation there until the end of the year, but will now commission another two to probe around 100 prospects in the country, said head of exploration, Angus McCoss.
An export pipeline is, "an integral part of the upstream development," in East Africa, said Tullow Chief Operating Officer Paul McDade.
"Cnooc and Total have a regional perspective, and we have to look at all options," said Mr. McDade, explaining that there was a wide range of options being considered. "The obvious route is through northern Kenya, with a spear to Lake Albert," said Mr. McDade.
Total also has oil interests in South Sudan, which neighbors Uganda and Kenya.
Costs for developing the pipeline are likely to be split three ways, given that each of the partners holds equity of a third in the Ugandan oil discoveries, Mr McDade said.
However, Tullow does not plan to invest in a 20,000 barrel-a-day refinery that the Ugandan government wants built to supply fuel to the local market. "We've always said we don't want to be involved in the midstream and the downstream," said Mr. McDade. "Cnooc and Total have technical skills here that they could use [to develop the refinery]."
Tullow shares were lower in early trade as the market reacted with disappointment to Tullow reducing its estimates for the amount of recoverable oil at its TEN project in Ghana. At 0820 GMT, Tullow shares were down 45 pence, or 3.3%, at 1325 pence.
Tullow, Cnooc, Total Eye $5 Billion E Africa Oil Export Hub
Published July 25, 2012
Dow Jones Newswires
Tullow Oil PLC (TLW.LN), China's Cnooc Ltd. (CEO) and French oil company Total SA (TOT) could invest up to $5 billion building pipelines that would form a regional oil export hub to transport crude discovered in Uganda and Kenya to world markets, Tullow said Wednesday.
The ambitious plans of Tullow and its partners underscore East Africa's potential to become a major new exporter of energy later this decade. On top of the oil resources found in Uganda and Kenya, their southern neighbors Tanzania and Mozambique are the site of major gas discoveries with significant export potential.
U.K.-listed Tullow, which reported a 66% surge in first-half net profit to $546.2 million Wednesday, said the three firms are, "currently studying potential routes and design for an export pipeline." The total cost of this is anticipated to be, "$2.5 billion to $5 billion, depending upon the route, design and throughput," it said.
The upper range of the cost estimate would involve building a regional hub to transport crude from Uganda and Kenya to be exported from Africa's east coast, Tullow said.
Tullow in February concluded a long-delayed deal to sell one-third stakes in three Ugandan exploration areas to both Cnooc and Total, paving the way for some $10 billion of investment in the country's nascent oil sector. The three firms are progressing efforts on pumping oil from the huge reserves discovered on the shores of Lake Albert. Early production is expected to start by 2013, with a major expansion phase in 2016.
Tullow said its plans for the export pipeline will also be influenced by a recent oil discovery in Kenya, where the Ngamia-1 well has so far delivered promising indications that the country holds similar crude reserves to its neighbor, Uganda.
Tullow will expand its Kenyan exploration in light of these recent developments. It had originally scheduled a single drilling rig to be in operation there until the end of the year, but will now commission another two to probe around 100 prospects in the country, said head of exploration, Angus McCoss.
An export pipeline is, "an integral part of the upstream development," in East Africa, said Tullow Chief Operating Officer Paul McDade.
"Cnooc and Total have a regional perspective, and we have to look at all options," said Mr. McDade, explaining that there was a wide range of options being considered. "The obvious route is through northern Kenya, with a spear to Lake Albert," said Mr. McDade.
Total also has oil interests in South Sudan, which neighbors Uganda and Kenya.
Costs for developing the pipeline are likely to be split three ways, given that each of the partners holds equity of a third in the Ugandan oil discoveries, Mr McDade said.
However, Tullow does not plan to invest in a 20,000 barrel-a-day refinery that the Ugandan government wants built to supply fuel to the local market. "We've always said we don't want to be involved in the midstream and the downstream," said Mr. McDade. "Cnooc and Total have technical skills here that they could use [to develop the refinery]."
Tullow shares were lower in early trade as the market reacted with disappointment to Tullow reducing its estimates for the amount of recoverable oil at its TEN project in Ghana. At 0820 GMT, Tullow shares were down 45 pence, or 3.3%, at 1325 pence.
Ich bin per BM gefragt worden, wie ich nun mit meinen HRN verfahre... Vielleicht interessiert meine Antwort auch andere...:
Ich halte noch derzeit etwa 90% meiner HRN Shares; jedoch tendiere ich derzeit tatsächlich dazu, komplett zu verkaufen, da ich nun das Risiko als wesentlich größer erachte....
Dieses Business ist immer ein Abwägen von Risiken und Wahrscheinlichkeiten...
Es ist jetzt jedenfalls sehr schwer zu sagen, wie SN1 nun zu beurteilen ist - Wasser ist jedoch das denkbar schlechteste Zwischen-Ergebnis - Im Jessoma nun noch etwas zu finden, scheint mir nun unwahrscheinlicher, da ja irgendwie ein intaktes Seal das Wasser vor einer Öl-Zone trennen müsste... dennoch ist ein Erfolg natürlich noch immer möglich (die Geologie bietet immer die vielfältigsten Varianten...
)
Also, sollte es ein p+a geben, wird der Kurs nochmals richtig nach unten gehen - auch wenn dannach die Chancen auf einen erfolgreichen Test bei S1 nach wie vor für sehr gut sind... (und das wären ja immerhin etwa 100 mmbbls...)
Ich bin noch nicht entschieden - die weiteren Oil und Gas Shows, die EITS gestern berichtet hatte, halten mich derzeit vom Verkauf noch ab. Insbesondere der höhere Gas-Anteil ist interessant, da dieser ja nur möglich ist, wenn es von oben durch ein intaktes Seal im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes "gedeckelt" wird.
Ganz schön schwierig - noch warte ich ab - ggf. werde ich jedoch meine HRNs vor finalen Ergebnissen verkaufen....
Ich halte noch derzeit etwa 90% meiner HRN Shares; jedoch tendiere ich derzeit tatsächlich dazu, komplett zu verkaufen, da ich nun das Risiko als wesentlich größer erachte....
Dieses Business ist immer ein Abwägen von Risiken und Wahrscheinlichkeiten...
Es ist jetzt jedenfalls sehr schwer zu sagen, wie SN1 nun zu beurteilen ist - Wasser ist jedoch das denkbar schlechteste Zwischen-Ergebnis - Im Jessoma nun noch etwas zu finden, scheint mir nun unwahrscheinlicher, da ja irgendwie ein intaktes Seal das Wasser vor einer Öl-Zone trennen müsste... dennoch ist ein Erfolg natürlich noch immer möglich (die Geologie bietet immer die vielfältigsten Varianten...
)Also, sollte es ein p+a geben, wird der Kurs nochmals richtig nach unten gehen - auch wenn dannach die Chancen auf einen erfolgreichen Test bei S1 nach wie vor für sehr gut sind... (und das wären ja immerhin etwa 100 mmbbls...)
Ich bin noch nicht entschieden - die weiteren Oil und Gas Shows, die EITS gestern berichtet hatte, halten mich derzeit vom Verkauf noch ab. Insbesondere der höhere Gas-Anteil ist interessant, da dieser ja nur möglich ist, wenn es von oben durch ein intaktes Seal im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes "gedeckelt" wird.
Ganz schön schwierig - noch warte ich ab - ggf. werde ich jedoch meine HRNs vor finalen Ergebnissen verkaufen....
Zitat von Matte0771: Und wie.
Schon 1,25% im Minus
Meine Güte was für ein Absturz...
Das ist doch wieder typisch für diesen Thread*!
Nun schreibt man nur das es scheint, das der Kurs von AOI nach Unten gezogen wird,
schon versuchen die altbekannten bezahlten Schrei...linge, einen ins Lächerliche zuziehen*!
Wartet erst mal ab, bis die künstlich gehaltene -
Aktienknappheit(minimales freefloat) bei AOI ein Ende hat,
Wenn in Kanada nicht mehr nur ca 115 Tsd Shares, sonder 11 Millionen Shares pro Tag gehandelt werden,
Wo wird dann der Kurs stehen?
siehe Handelsauszug von Kanada Time and Sales zu Africa Oil
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500
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115.000 ein Wahnsinns-Volumen für eine solch tolle Story?
923.285
16:00:00
8,10
3.400
27.540
114.500
919.235
15:59:50
8,08
100
808
111.100
891.695
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3.232
111.000
890.887
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887.655
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802
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883.630
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110.000
882.828
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109.200
876.428
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875.628
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874.028
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108.800
873.228
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108.400
870.028
Da bin ich mal gespannt, was hier bei AOI und 11 Millionen gehandelten Shares abgeht?
vllt. wird AOI dann locker wieder mit Kursen unter 1nem Canadischen Dollar gehandelt?
Nur meine Meinung, keine Kauf- oder Verkaufsempfehlung
P.s. Grüße an den aufklärer =
oh sorry der heißt doch jetzt *** der aufklärer2 ***
Achtung: Nicht jugendfreie Wortwahl.
Auch ich glaube, dass User Wrighty6 einigen aus der Seele spricht...
..........................
Wrighty6 for pres, seriously!
Tue Jul 24, 2012 12:15 am
Best post on iii for a long time. He lays it out, what most of us truly believe and should deserve to know imho!
"I've a feeling the news will turn out to be either very very good, or very very bad. There will be nothing inbetween
I should've known they'd act like the **** they have shown themselves to be when they chose only to disclose the porosity from S1 after the massive drop and on SN spud; when they wanted the sp to move again
The HRN placement stank. They organised a multi million pound funding 2 trading days after the May 17 crash.....yet they couldn't get the S1 testing gear on site with months notice having cased it some 1500m before
Landau said in his MM interview the best way to increase the sp is with "operational success starting with the 2nd well in Puntland" - the man is a cun t and I wouldn't trust him as far as I could throw him, which given his size wouldn't be very far
Bandy - he is a useless twonk. W T F is he doing emailing PI's saying he doesn't know why HRN chose to test only 50m gross . W T F Bandy? Grow a pair you 'executive director' and earn your money. I don't give a f cuk what the operator is saying, you have invested 20%, that's a fifth, into this operation and I want you to take some F'in responsibility
If you don't know why they chose to stop and test, how the F am I supposed to? Deary me
Hill - F you. "I'm a little surprised at the drop in the share price" - That is what he said after HRN announced 1) they still had not tested the 12-20m 2) the primarys were dry and 3) TD had been hit early
I took that as in insult from a man whom is apparently held in high esteem
Are you surprised now Keith? ARE YOU? You F UCKING announce a 50m gross section and tell us it might be water then you take a week testing and say it is water. WELL DONE
I want to know
What happened between zero and 1967m?
Where is the regional seal, if at all? What depth was it hit?
Have you cased the well?
When did the jessoma formation begin?
WHY have I not been told this information? Why have you drilled to circa 2,000m of a 2,400m drill yet I do not know the above information? I WANT TO KNOW AND I AM ENTITLED TO KNOW
Why was it the first SN RNS you released since spud was only to tell me you found 50m GROSS pay which MIGHT be oil but turned out to be water? Where is the bloody logic in that
How is it you drilled through 355m of jessoma at S1 and then decided to tell me about it yet blubbing out this 50m gross at SN was so important? Isn't it bloody convenient that you couldn't test that "POTENTIAL" pay zone at S1 as well? So let me get this straight, you spent YEARS getting the operation off the ground at great expense in time and money yet when you found a pay zone you chose to leave site and not test it? That stinks. BIG TIME. I don't care if it would cost you a few more million and a couple of weeks of idle workmen - you find a payzone for the first time in 30 years my friend and you bloody well test it
We can only hope it's all down to some political b ollocks which is of far greater significance than any of us could imagine......but with this lot who truly knows anymore?
Sorry for the rant and good luck to us all"
http://www.worldstocks.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1075
Auch ich glaube, dass User Wrighty6 einigen aus der Seele spricht...
..........................
Wrighty6 for pres, seriously!
Tue Jul 24, 2012 12:15 am
Best post on iii for a long time. He lays it out, what most of us truly believe and should deserve to know imho!
"I've a feeling the news will turn out to be either very very good, or very very bad. There will be nothing inbetween
I should've known they'd act like the **** they have shown themselves to be when they chose only to disclose the porosity from S1 after the massive drop and on SN spud; when they wanted the sp to move again
The HRN placement stank. They organised a multi million pound funding 2 trading days after the May 17 crash.....yet they couldn't get the S1 testing gear on site with months notice having cased it some 1500m before
Landau said in his MM interview the best way to increase the sp is with "operational success starting with the 2nd well in Puntland" - the man is a cun t and I wouldn't trust him as far as I could throw him, which given his size wouldn't be very far
Bandy - he is a useless twonk. W T F is he doing emailing PI's saying he doesn't know why HRN chose to test only 50m gross . W T F Bandy? Grow a pair you 'executive director' and earn your money. I don't give a f cuk what the operator is saying, you have invested 20%, that's a fifth, into this operation and I want you to take some F'in responsibility
If you don't know why they chose to stop and test, how the F am I supposed to? Deary me
Hill - F you. "I'm a little surprised at the drop in the share price" - That is what he said after HRN announced 1) they still had not tested the 12-20m 2) the primarys were dry and 3) TD had been hit early
I took that as in insult from a man whom is apparently held in high esteem
Are you surprised now Keith? ARE YOU? You F UCKING announce a 50m gross section and tell us it might be water then you take a week testing and say it is water. WELL DONE
I want to know
What happened between zero and 1967m?
Where is the regional seal, if at all? What depth was it hit?
Have you cased the well?
When did the jessoma formation begin?
WHY have I not been told this information? Why have you drilled to circa 2,000m of a 2,400m drill yet I do not know the above information? I WANT TO KNOW AND I AM ENTITLED TO KNOW
Why was it the first SN RNS you released since spud was only to tell me you found 50m GROSS pay which MIGHT be oil but turned out to be water? Where is the bloody logic in that
How is it you drilled through 355m of jessoma at S1 and then decided to tell me about it yet blubbing out this 50m gross at SN was so important? Isn't it bloody convenient that you couldn't test that "POTENTIAL" pay zone at S1 as well? So let me get this straight, you spent YEARS getting the operation off the ground at great expense in time and money yet when you found a pay zone you chose to leave site and not test it? That stinks. BIG TIME. I don't care if it would cost you a few more million and a couple of weeks of idle workmen - you find a payzone for the first time in 30 years my friend and you bloody well test it
We can only hope it's all down to some political b ollocks which is of far greater significance than any of us could imagine......but with this lot who truly knows anymore?
Sorry for the rant and good luck to us all"
http://www.worldstocks.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1075
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