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@ runn64*!
Ich schwimme nicht gegen den Strom,
aber auch nicht mit dem Strom ,,,,
ich versuche weitestgehend eine neutrale Wertung abzugeben,
völlige ohne Rücksicht ob ich selbst vorhabe zu investieren oder schon investiert bin, oder eventuell ein Invest beabsichtige wieder abzustossen*!
Gier ist meist ein schlechter Ratgeber*!
Viele neue Anleger neigen leider dazu,
nur die Gier auf größtmögliche Gewinne für ihre Entscheidungen sprechen zulassen,
der völlige Egotrip nach dem Motto:
mach Geld, mach mehr Geld, mach noch mehr Geld*!
I wanna be a billionär, so fucking bad rich ...*!
nach mir die Sintflut, wirklich eine tolle Einstellung ...
Ich schwimme nicht gegen den Strom,
aber auch nicht mit dem Strom ,,,,
ich versuche weitestgehend eine neutrale Wertung abzugeben,
völlige ohne Rücksicht ob ich selbst vorhabe zu investieren oder schon investiert bin, oder eventuell ein Invest beabsichtige wieder abzustossen*!
Gier ist meist ein schlechter Ratgeber*!
Viele neue Anleger neigen leider dazu,
nur die Gier auf größtmögliche Gewinne für ihre Entscheidungen sprechen zulassen,
der völlige Egotrip nach dem Motto:
mach Geld, mach mehr Geld, mach noch mehr Geld*!
I wanna be a billionär, so fucking bad rich ...*!
nach mir die Sintflut, wirklich eine tolle Einstellung ...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.353.115 von where-is-the-insider am 04.07.12 20:08:13.....hummmm was soll man von diesen komment halten...es schwimmt sich
zunehmend kraftaufwändiger gegen den strom,mit dem strom
geht es besser, nicht wahr...
zunehmend kraftaufwändiger gegen den strom,mit dem strom
geht es besser, nicht wahr...
Zitat von niki550525: Das ERöffnungsgap wurde Gott sei dank geschlossen.
Nun kann es weiter Bergauf gehen.
Niki
Hallo niki55...
Es freut mich das Du schon Gewinne mitgenommen hast und nicht versuchst anderen AOI-Interresierte Anlegern eine rosarote Brille zuverpassen*!
Natürlich sehe ich es positive für ALLE das der Kurs wieder gestiegen ist,
ein gutes Zeichen wäre es,
wenn sich der Kurs über 9,11-Canadian Dollar stabilisieren könnte,
dann könnte ich diesen Kurs, als eventuelles Kaufsingnal für AOI werten*!
Aktueller Kurs glatte 9,00- C-Dollars
Glück auf für ALLE Anleger
Dieses ist jedoch keine Kauf- oder Verkaufsempfehlung ...*!
LG where-
... Die ersten Analysten Kommentare flattern nun rein... Hier City mit einem Zielkurs von 14-20 CAD per Share nur für die nun mit erheblich geringeren Explorationsrisiko ausgestattet "Nachbar" prospects im Lokichar Basin (also Twiga-1 und Co)... und unter der Annahme einer KE von $150 Mio zum jetzigem Shareprice (brauchen wir jetzt bestimmt noch nicht, da unsere Cash Position uns noch bis 2013 trägt) Cool...
Date: Wed, 4 Jul 2012 10:30:48 -0400
AFRICA OIL – POSITIVE UPDATE FROM NGAMIA WELL
* Ngamia well encounters additional net pay - The Ngamia-1 well (Block 10BB) has potentially found additional net pay of up to 43 metres in the Lower Lokhone sands. Neither Tullow nor Africa Oil have provided an estimate on the resource range at Ngamia, preferring to wait until testing is completed following the drilling of the nearby Twiga prospect. However, with up to 150m of net pay now encountered (versus a pre-drill net pay estimate of 17m and pre-drill resource estimate of 35-45m boe), we believe the discovery could potentially exceed our current resource range of 200-250m boe. We currently include SEK20/share risked for Ngamia in our base NAV of SEK95/share, but unrisked it could be worth more than SEK27/share.
* Ngamia resource potential to be confirmed following testing - Unlike Africa Oil, Tullow has not provided a potential net pay estimate for the Lower Lokhone section until testing is completed. The Ngamia-1 was drilled to a total depth of 2,340 metres, which was around 360 metres shallower than pre-drill estimates. The well encountered the basin bounding fault higher than expected, which is interpreted to have cut out some 100 metres of prospective reservoirs. Further away from the fault Tullow and Africa Oil expect to encounter the complete reservoir section and for reservoir thickness and quality to improve. The partners plan to test a number of the zones in the Upper and Lower Lokhone Sands to confirm the resource potential.
* Ngamia discovery de-risks material follow-on potential - The Ngamia well has de-risked at least 8 similar prospects that lie directly on the Lokichar trend in Block 10BB (Kenya). We have included gross prospective resources of 1.2bn bbls for these prospects (SEK64/share risked) in our base case NAV of SEK95/share, but unrisked we believe these wells could be worth up to SEK135/share. In addition, Tullow and Africa Oil have indicated over 100 leads and prospects have now been identified in 7 separate basins in the Kenya and Ethiopia Tertiary rift basin acreage.
* Africa Oil offers attractive risk-reward - Africa Oil has built a unique acreage position (300k sq. kms) across four separate rift systems in East Africa (Kenya, Ethiopia and Puntland), which we think will be almost impossible to replicate. We see significant upside potential for the shares and the company has sufficient funds to complete planned E&A activity until 4Q12. However, with no producing assets, we estimate Africa Oil needs c.US$150-200m to fund its share of exploration costs as activity accelerates in 2013-14. Industry interest to gain entry in the region remains high and Africa Oil could raise some funds (c.US$20-30m) through farm outs (i.e. Block 9 in Kenya). However, we believe it likely that Africa Oil will also need to raise equity of c.US$150m. Given the upside potential from the planned drilling programme and the support from the Lundin family (which owns c.10% of the company), we believe an equity raising should be achievable despite uncertain markets. We already incorporate the dilution of a US$150m equity raising (at the current share price) in our base NAV of SEK95/share.
Date: Wed, 4 Jul 2012 10:30:48 -0400
AFRICA OIL – POSITIVE UPDATE FROM NGAMIA WELL
* Ngamia well encounters additional net pay - The Ngamia-1 well (Block 10BB) has potentially found additional net pay of up to 43 metres in the Lower Lokhone sands. Neither Tullow nor Africa Oil have provided an estimate on the resource range at Ngamia, preferring to wait until testing is completed following the drilling of the nearby Twiga prospect. However, with up to 150m of net pay now encountered (versus a pre-drill net pay estimate of 17m and pre-drill resource estimate of 35-45m boe), we believe the discovery could potentially exceed our current resource range of 200-250m boe. We currently include SEK20/share risked for Ngamia in our base NAV of SEK95/share, but unrisked it could be worth more than SEK27/share.
* Ngamia resource potential to be confirmed following testing - Unlike Africa Oil, Tullow has not provided a potential net pay estimate for the Lower Lokhone section until testing is completed. The Ngamia-1 was drilled to a total depth of 2,340 metres, which was around 360 metres shallower than pre-drill estimates. The well encountered the basin bounding fault higher than expected, which is interpreted to have cut out some 100 metres of prospective reservoirs. Further away from the fault Tullow and Africa Oil expect to encounter the complete reservoir section and for reservoir thickness and quality to improve. The partners plan to test a number of the zones in the Upper and Lower Lokhone Sands to confirm the resource potential.
* Ngamia discovery de-risks material follow-on potential - The Ngamia well has de-risked at least 8 similar prospects that lie directly on the Lokichar trend in Block 10BB (Kenya). We have included gross prospective resources of 1.2bn bbls for these prospects (SEK64/share risked) in our base case NAV of SEK95/share, but unrisked we believe these wells could be worth up to SEK135/share. In addition, Tullow and Africa Oil have indicated over 100 leads and prospects have now been identified in 7 separate basins in the Kenya and Ethiopia Tertiary rift basin acreage.
* Africa Oil offers attractive risk-reward - Africa Oil has built a unique acreage position (300k sq. kms) across four separate rift systems in East Africa (Kenya, Ethiopia and Puntland), which we think will be almost impossible to replicate. We see significant upside potential for the shares and the company has sufficient funds to complete planned E&A activity until 4Q12. However, with no producing assets, we estimate Africa Oil needs c.US$150-200m to fund its share of exploration costs as activity accelerates in 2013-14. Industry interest to gain entry in the region remains high and Africa Oil could raise some funds (c.US$20-30m) through farm outs (i.e. Block 9 in Kenya). However, we believe it likely that Africa Oil will also need to raise equity of c.US$150m. Given the upside potential from the planned drilling programme and the support from the Lundin family (which owns c.10% of the company), we believe an equity raising should be achievable despite uncertain markets. We already incorporate the dilution of a US$150m equity raising (at the current share price) in our base NAV of SEK95/share.
Das ERöffnungsgap wurde Gott sei dank geschlossen.
Nun kann es weiter Bergauf gehen.
Niki
Nun kann es weiter Bergauf gehen.
Niki
Trading Spotlight
Der Tullow Conference Call ist ab heute Nachmittag zugänglich.
Der Chief Geologist muss wohl im call gesagt haben, dass das Tertiary Rift System nach Ngamia ein Potential von 10 Milliarden bbls haben könnte... I like it... (Das würde für AOI einen Wert von 30 Milliarden Dollar entsprechen - 6$ per bbls und 50% interest...).
Ngamia hat also mindest 143m Pay Zone - wow ... Es lohnt sich einmal aus dem Fenster zu schauen und nach einem Gebäude dieser Höhe zu suchen - der Kölner Dom oder ein paar Türme in Frankfurt schaffen das ungefähr...
Da wird man schon den einen oder anderen bbls täglich produzieren können... 
Und das Beste ist, wir haben bereits gezeigt, dass wir das öl an die Oberfläche bringen können - auch aus den neuen tieferen Zonen und wir haben Light Sweet Crude - was im Raffinerie-Prozess den höchsten Anteil an Benzin und Diesel erbringt und somit den größten Wert hat - daher sind die 6$ per bbls ohnehin eine sehr konservative Wert-Annahme...
Die Ngamia-1 Location war nicht der Sweet Spot des Feldes - ein Teil der primary Zone konnte nicht getroffen werden. Das Appraisa und Developmentl Drilling wird demnach noch bessere results erbringen. Hierfür sind nun erstmals 3D seismics vorgesehen. Das ist alles grandios...
Ein besonderer Tag auch für Kenia! Spätestens In 10 Jahren werden wir ein vollkommen verändertes Kenia sehen. Es bleibt zu hoffen, dass mit dem neuen Reichtum verantwortungsvoll und im Sinne der Bevölkerung gehandelt wird. Es wird dort bald eine Menge neue internationale Investitionen geben. Ost-Afrika hat mit den neuen Gas und Öl Funden die Chance die Boom-Region der nächsten Dekaden zu werden...
Der Chief Geologist muss wohl im call gesagt haben, dass das Tertiary Rift System nach Ngamia ein Potential von 10 Milliarden bbls haben könnte... I like it... (Das würde für AOI einen Wert von 30 Milliarden Dollar entsprechen - 6$ per bbls und 50% interest...).
Ngamia hat also mindest 143m Pay Zone - wow ... Es lohnt sich einmal aus dem Fenster zu schauen und nach einem Gebäude dieser Höhe zu suchen - der Kölner Dom oder ein paar Türme in Frankfurt schaffen das ungefähr...
Da wird man schon den einen oder anderen bbls täglich produzieren können... 
Und das Beste ist, wir haben bereits gezeigt, dass wir das öl an die Oberfläche bringen können - auch aus den neuen tieferen Zonen und wir haben Light Sweet Crude - was im Raffinerie-Prozess den höchsten Anteil an Benzin und Diesel erbringt und somit den größten Wert hat - daher sind die 6$ per bbls ohnehin eine sehr konservative Wert-Annahme...
Die Ngamia-1 Location war nicht der Sweet Spot des Feldes - ein Teil der primary Zone konnte nicht getroffen werden. Das Appraisa und Developmentl Drilling wird demnach noch bessere results erbringen. Hierfür sind nun erstmals 3D seismics vorgesehen. Das ist alles grandios...
Ein besonderer Tag auch für Kenia! Spätestens In 10 Jahren werden wir ein vollkommen verändertes Kenia sehen. Es bleibt zu hoffen, dass mit dem neuen Reichtum verantwortungsvoll und im Sinne der Bevölkerung gehandelt wird. Es wird dort bald eine Menge neue internationale Investitionen geben. Ost-Afrika hat mit den neuen Gas und Öl Funden die Chance die Boom-Region der nächsten Dekaden zu werden...
spannende zeiten.....
habe gestern meine posi ein wenig erweitert bei 8 glatt
habe gestern meine posi ein wenig erweitert bei 8 glatt
... Sehr bemerkenswert übrigens, dass erstmals ein rumours 100% richtig lag...
Der Twitterer hat alles korrekt gesagt - das Öl an seinen Handschuhen ist zwar nicht von einem DST -aber offensichtlich Free Oil im Drilling Mud!
Genau das wird heute bestätigt
Hier nochmal die Bilder und der Text...
http://www.insynshandel.nu/forum/showthread.php?tid=3
Ngamia ist ein wahnsinns Erfolg - und nun haben wir inzwischen über 100 prospects und leads im Tertiary Rift Trend! Ich freue mich jetzt auf die heutige Präsentation von Tullow - da sollten wir noch etwas zusätzlich hören...
Der Twitterer hat alles korrekt gesagt - das Öl an seinen Handschuhen ist zwar nicht von einem DST -aber offensichtlich Free Oil im Drilling Mud!
Genau das wird heute bestätigt
Hier nochmal die Bilder und der Text...
http://www.insynshandel.nu/forum/showthread.php?tid=3
Ngamia ist ein wahnsinns Erfolg - und nun haben wir inzwischen über 100 prospects und leads im Tertiary Rift Trend! Ich freue mich jetzt auf die heutige Präsentation von Tullow - da sollten wir noch etwas zusätzlich hören...
Morning all,
"The rig is now preparing to move to drill the Twiga-1 well, 30 km away on-trend in Block 13T. Once this drilling has completed it is planned to return to Ngamia-1 for flow testing and standard oil field pumping equipment is being mobilized for this test."
Also erst mal nichts neues von Ngamia, kann wohl einige Monate dauern bis die DSTs einen genaueren Eindruck liefern, nichtsdestotrotz freu ich mich jetzt auf TWIGA, wie waren den die "alten" Schätzungen für Twiga, könnte mir vorstellen das diese inzwischen wesentlich erhöht wurden??
rock on AOI!!!
DaH
"The rig is now preparing to move to drill the Twiga-1 well, 30 km away on-trend in Block 13T. Once this drilling has completed it is planned to return to Ngamia-1 for flow testing and standard oil field pumping equipment is being mobilized for this test."
Also erst mal nichts neues von Ngamia, kann wohl einige Monate dauern bis die DSTs einen genaueren Eindruck liefern, nichtsdestotrotz freu ich mich jetzt auf TWIGA, wie waren den die "alten" Schätzungen für Twiga, könnte mir vorstellen das diese inzwischen wesentlich erhöht wurden??
rock on AOI!!!
DaH
..und die heutige NR von Africa Oil:
http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/africa-oil-discovers…
July 04, 2012 02:00 ET
Africa Oil Discovers Additional Pay Section in Lower Portion of Ngamia Well
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - July 4, 2012) - Africa Oil Corp. ("Africa Oil" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:AOI)(OMX:AOI) is pleased to provide the following update on the Company's exploration activities in Kenya and Ethiopia.
The Ngamia-1 wildcat well in Kenya Block 10BB has now been drilled to a total depth of 2,340 meters, has made a significant light oil discovery and is now being suspended for future flow testing. In addition to the greater than 100 meters of net light oil pay in the Upper Lokhone Sand section previously reported, the well encountered an additional 43 meters of potential oil pay based on logs and the recovery of light oil on an MDT sample over a gross interval of 150 meters. Testing equipment including downhole pumps is being mobilized and the intention is to flow test a number of the zones in the Upper and Lower Lokhone Sands in the near future to confirm the full potential of this discovery.
Oil was encountered in sands throughout an 1,100 meter interval, including a 300 meter thick section of Lokhone Shale, which is believed to be the primary source interval in the South Lokichar Basin. Over one hundred leads and prospects have now been identified in seven separate basins in the Kenya and Ethiopia Tertiary rift basin acreage. Those located in the South Lokichar Basin have been substantially de-risked due to their proximity to Ngamia.
Drilling concluded 360 meters shallower than pre-drill estimates when the well encountered the basin bounding fault, which is interpreted to have cut out some 100 meters of prospective reservoirs. Further away from the fault we expect to encounter the complete reservoir section and for reservoir thickness and quality to improve.
The rig is now preparing to move to drill the Twiga-1 well, 30 km northeast in Block 13T along the western basin bounding fault on trend with Ngamia. Once this drilling has completed it is planned to use this rig to return to Ngamia-1 for the above mentioned flow testing. Two additional rigs are being sourced, one for the Pai Pai prospect in Kenya Block 10A and one for the Sabisa prospect in the South Omo block in Ethiopia. These wells are expected to spud late in the third and the fourth quarters of 2012, respectively. Three seismic crews are now active in the Teritiary rift trend and a proposal to acquire 3D seismic over the Ngamia discovery is under consideration.
Keith Hill, President and CEO, commented, "The Ngamia discovery has been an amazing start to our East African drilling campaign. The large number of leads and prospects developed to date shows the major upside potential of these basins and many of these have now been de-risked by the success at Ngamia. We look forward to several more high impact wells this year as we accelerate the exploration of these highly prospective trends."
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. Africa Oil's East African holdings are in within a world-class exploration play fairway with a total gross land package in this prolific region in excess of 300,000 square kilometers. The East African Rift Basin system is one of the last of the great rift basins to be explored. New discoveries have been announced on all sides of Africa Oil's virtually unexplored land position including the major Albert Graben oil discovery in neighbouring Uganda. Similar to the Albert Graben play model, Africa Oil's concessions have older wells, a legacy database, and host numerous oil seeps indicating a proven petroleum system. Good quality existing seismic show robust leads and prospects throughout Africa Oil's project areas. The Company is listed on the TSX Venture Exchange and on First North at NASDAQ OMX-Stockholm under the symbol "AOI".
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
Keith C. Hill, President and CEO
http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/africa-oil-discovers…
July 04, 2012 02:00 ET
Africa Oil Discovers Additional Pay Section in Lower Portion of Ngamia Well
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - July 4, 2012) - Africa Oil Corp. ("Africa Oil" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:AOI)(OMX:AOI) is pleased to provide the following update on the Company's exploration activities in Kenya and Ethiopia.
The Ngamia-1 wildcat well in Kenya Block 10BB has now been drilled to a total depth of 2,340 meters, has made a significant light oil discovery and is now being suspended for future flow testing. In addition to the greater than 100 meters of net light oil pay in the Upper Lokhone Sand section previously reported, the well encountered an additional 43 meters of potential oil pay based on logs and the recovery of light oil on an MDT sample over a gross interval of 150 meters. Testing equipment including downhole pumps is being mobilized and the intention is to flow test a number of the zones in the Upper and Lower Lokhone Sands in the near future to confirm the full potential of this discovery.
Oil was encountered in sands throughout an 1,100 meter interval, including a 300 meter thick section of Lokhone Shale, which is believed to be the primary source interval in the South Lokichar Basin. Over one hundred leads and prospects have now been identified in seven separate basins in the Kenya and Ethiopia Tertiary rift basin acreage. Those located in the South Lokichar Basin have been substantially de-risked due to their proximity to Ngamia.
Drilling concluded 360 meters shallower than pre-drill estimates when the well encountered the basin bounding fault, which is interpreted to have cut out some 100 meters of prospective reservoirs. Further away from the fault we expect to encounter the complete reservoir section and for reservoir thickness and quality to improve.
The rig is now preparing to move to drill the Twiga-1 well, 30 km northeast in Block 13T along the western basin bounding fault on trend with Ngamia. Once this drilling has completed it is planned to use this rig to return to Ngamia-1 for the above mentioned flow testing. Two additional rigs are being sourced, one for the Pai Pai prospect in Kenya Block 10A and one for the Sabisa prospect in the South Omo block in Ethiopia. These wells are expected to spud late in the third and the fourth quarters of 2012, respectively. Three seismic crews are now active in the Teritiary rift trend and a proposal to acquire 3D seismic over the Ngamia discovery is under consideration.
Keith Hill, President and CEO, commented, "The Ngamia discovery has been an amazing start to our East African drilling campaign. The large number of leads and prospects developed to date shows the major upside potential of these basins and many of these have now been de-risked by the success at Ngamia. We look forward to several more high impact wells this year as we accelerate the exploration of these highly prospective trends."
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. Africa Oil's East African holdings are in within a world-class exploration play fairway with a total gross land package in this prolific region in excess of 300,000 square kilometers. The East African Rift Basin system is one of the last of the great rift basins to be explored. New discoveries have been announced on all sides of Africa Oil's virtually unexplored land position including the major Albert Graben oil discovery in neighbouring Uganda. Similar to the Albert Graben play model, Africa Oil's concessions have older wells, a legacy database, and host numerous oil seeps indicating a proven petroleum system. Good quality existing seismic show robust leads and prospects throughout Africa Oil's project areas. The Company is listed on the TSX Venture Exchange and on First North at NASDAQ OMX-Stockholm under the symbol "AOI".
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
Keith C. Hill, President and CEO
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