Öl um Falkland >Zukunftsinvestition? FIH PLC ehemals Falkland Islands Holding (Seite 30)

[Andrija]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.631.698 von Hafturlaub am 04.06.10 11:18:55

Du bist schon Falkländer!

[Hafturlaub]

Nach der heutigen Meldung von Rockhopper kann man also davon ausgehen, daß in naher Zukunft Öl vor den Falklands gefördert wird. Wenn ich mich recht entsinne, bekommt die Insel 35% der Einnahmen. Es werden also jährlich zig Millionen, evtl. auch mehrere Milliarden, falls wesentlich mehr gefunden wird, über die 3000 Einwohner hereinbrechen. Wie wird man am schnellsten Falkländer?

[schlangenmeister]

echt krass heute

da haben wohl einige verkauft und andere gekauft

läßt mich noch mehr glauben, dass dort wirklich viel öl ist

ich lasse mich nicht verrückt machen

schaue nicht ständig auf den kurs

[Andrija]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.620.812 von Hafturlaub am 02.06.10 15:09:19

Mit ´nem Stopploss kannst Du nur verlieren. Da haben ein paar ganz böse Buben mit der Angst vor einer schlechten Nachricht gespielt. Die "Zwischen"nachricht ist bisher TOP - rechtfertigt für Rockhopper sicher einen Preis von 3 Pfund. Natürlich haben jetzt alle Angst vor dem nächsten "Treeshake" oder üben Kaufzurückhaltung um wieder billig reinzukommen. Hammer, kann man hier absahnen.

Du hast schon Recht mit Deinem Traderleben: "Wer arbeitet hat keine Zeit Geld zu verdienen".

[Hafturlaub]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.620.721 von Andrija am 02.06.10 14:58:59

Hammerhart. Was will man da machen. SL bei FOGL und FIH in D ist sowieso sinnlos, man kann also nur die Positiongröße so wählen, daß man einen Totalverlust übersteht. RKH gleich im Plus...

[Andrija]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.620.643 von Andrija am 02.06.10 14:49:01

Jetzt ist es offiziell - da waren richtige Abzocker am Werk:

For immediate release: 2 June 2010



Rockhopper Exploration plc

("Rockhopper" or the "Company")



Statement re. Share Price Movement



Rockhopper Exploration, the North Falkland Basin oil and gas exploration company, notes the significant share price movement today. Rockhopper is not aware of any reason for this movement but makes the following update:



Work is continuing on analysing the results of the Sea Lion 14/10-2 well and is expected to be concluded shortly. The Directors have no reason at present to believe that the outcome of the analysis will not meet their expectations as regards to potential resources.



As regards oil quality, there has been a delay in returning a sample to the UK due to air transport logistics difficulties between the Falkland Islands and the UK and subsequently clearing Customs. The sample is however now in the UK and analysis will be underway very shortly. Nevertheless, a sample of oil from the shallowest oil sand in the well was subjected to a preliminary test in Stanley and this indicated a medium grade crude, broadly in line with the Directors' expectations, with an API of 26.3.



A further announcement will be made when the full results are available which is expected to be in the next few days.



Enquiries:



Rockhopper Exploration plc

Sam Moody - Managing Director

Tel. [phone] (via M: Communications)



M: Communications

Patrick d'Ancona or Ben Simons

Tel. [phone]



Canaccord Genuity Limited
Robert Finlay/ Henry Fitzgerald O'Connor

Tel. [phone]

[Andrija]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.620.574 von Andrija am 02.06.10 14:41:37

Das Ding ist bis auf 62,5 Pence abgeschmiert - in absolut kürzester Zeit. Da soll noch einer daran glauben, dass er es bei (k)einem Ölfund unserer Explorer noch rechtzeitig rein oder raus schafft.

Ich habe diverse Orders (Real-Time) plaziert, alle deutlich höher als die Tiefstkurse. Der einzige Deal der geklappt hat, war FIH für 4,50 in London. Bei Panik(ver)käufen haben wir keine Chance einer Order auszuführen.

[Andrija]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.620.243 von Hafturlaub am 02.06.10 13:53:58

Wilde Panik dort - angeblich nur ein "Treeshake"

aus dem GB-Board:

Samuel Moody
Managing Director
Email:
[e-mail]
Telephone:
01722 414 419

spoke to someone do not know whether or not it was sam moody or not and he states there is no reason for this share price to be falling the way it is at the moment. I asked whether there has been a leak and he mentions it is highly improbable. Its COMING BACK UP! Please call the number to verify what I have found. Someones playing a dirty trick here.

[Hafturlaub]

Rockhopper schmiert gerade in London ab, ich hoffe mal, das keine schlechten News bezüglich des Fundes in Anmarsch sind.

[Trader evil]

RNS Number : 5853K
Falkland Islands Holdings PLC
22 April 2010
Falkland Islands Holdings plc
Pre Close Trading Update
Falkland Islands Holdings plc ("FIH" or the "Group"), the AIM quoted international services
group which owns essential services businesses focused on transport and logistics and which
has a major shareholding in AIM quoted oil exploration company Falkland Oil and Gas
Limited ("FOGL"), is pleased to provide the following update on trading for the year ended
31 March 2010.
The FIH Board expects the results for the financial year ended 31 March 2010 to be above
market expectations with underlying pre-tax profits ( before amortisation and non trading
items ) a little ahead of the re-stated prior year figure of £2.3 million.
Highlights
· Falkland Islands Company - Stronger results than anticipated from the Group's business
in the Falkland Islands, with freight and local service businesses boosted by oil exploration
activity and mine clearance operations. Profits from property disposals and encouraging year
on year growth at the newly extended West Store also contributed.
· Portsmouth Harbour Ferry Company - Previously implemented fare rises and tight
control of operating costs offset a 4.3% decline in annual passenger numbers.
· Momart - Recovery in the commercial art market and success in winning large exhibition
contracts boosted revenues and performance in the second half resulting in results ahead of
budget.
· Liquidity - Helped by the sale of three million FOGL shares for £3.6 million in
November 2009, the Group's cash position will show cash balances in excess of £3 million
and net borrowings reduced to below £2 million at 31 March 2010.
· The Group's pre-tax profits will be boosted materially by the £3.1 million profit on the
sale of FOGL shares in November 2009 together with £0.2 million of cash compensation
received for the early surrender of a property lease at Momart.
· FOGL stake - The initial disappointing results reported by other companies now drilling
the North Falklands basin have not affected prospects for success in the geologically separate
South Falklands Basin where FOGL has its licence. Drilling on FOGL's Toroa prospect is
expected to commence by the middle of the year.
· FIH retains 12 million FOGL shares (8.2% holding). At a price per FOGL share of 130p
the market value of this holding at 31 March 2010 was £15.6 million.
Chairman David Hudd commented:
"I am delighted with the recovery in performance in both our Falklands operations and at
Momart. Despite the global recession, the Group, with its family of resilient, cash generative
businesses, is weathering the storm well. However, market conditions generally remain
challenging and increased freight costs are likely to impact our Falklands business in the
coming year.
"We continue to watch developments in the South Atlantic with keen interest and remain
excited by the prospect of the potential upside that will flow from any commercial
discoveries of hydrocarbons near the Falkland Islands."
The Group's preliminary results will be released on 23 June 2010.
Enquiries:
Falkland Islands Holdings plc www.fihplc.com
David Hudd, Chairman Tel : [phone]
John Foster, Managing Director Tel: [phone]
Altium
Tim Richardson
Cameron Duncan
Tel: [phone]
Financial Dynamics
Billy Clegg