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Been doing daily analysis with charts on the banks showing some worst case scenario's. Charts and commentary are at this link http://www.myprophecy.co.uk/commentary.html
10 days was the answer to my question it seems...
And thus sinks any hope of a possible recovery. <grin>
No idea what is happening with this one. The price is being very carefully and steadily walked down. Any movements toward 175 in the near future look like precursing an abrupt rise.
both buys mate http://premium1.uploadit.org/ljchandler//buys.png have a look there
I've often wondered who bought in at 8p. <grin> As you will gather from my tone, VIY is exceedingly frustrating. We all know it's going to do well. One day. Maybe.
At some stage, I really should get into the habit of finding out what the companies on which I comment actually do. <grin> I am being a bit tongue in cheek with DDD as I am aware their chipset expertise is for 3D TV. But it would be funnier to believe they made big bras!
according to ADVFN they are sells. some weird prices though. they must have showed up a fair bit after close. http://www.screencast.com/t/8ybmFxpLgu
Hi guys, Best wishes. Just wrapped my presents and about to turn this thing off for a few days. On the market in general, who cares. <grin> Oh, to the guy from LSE who drew the short straw to monitor the forums, have a good delayed Xmas.
Welcome to Premium. And congrats for being the first person to comment on this 'un. I take it you are aware of the gap at (from memory) around 1.4 in the charts on this stock, suggesting an unsustainable price movement. As these price gaps tend to be filled without warning on AIM's, a degree of caution is perhaps wise. Just a thought. Never come across EDL before, so I do not know the company.
Moosh mentioned this lot recently and I notice it was also included in my trendbreakers list tonight at the close. From glancing at its chart, if any trades go through ABOVE 12.57, there is a pretty good chance of it having a sharp rise. 19.81 would be the ideal target to my eye. As it's the festive season, I should mention my favored turkey, VIY. Trades above 3.8p will signal breakout.
Moosh, I agree on this one. Looks really valid though I show a midlevel target of 14.5 or so. I'd a 3 day warning on TNZ in my data run Friday evening - as in it might do something in the next 3 days! UTN and ACC are both looking of interest. Guess the performance will greatly depend on the market itself on Monday. My two key levels on the FTSE are 5769 and 5741 in the first hour. If 5769 is broken, the Xmas rally is confirmed (FTSE to around 6000) whereas if 5741 is broken, it is in doubt.
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I understand management’s strategy with the PAP#1-ST#3 well. The addition of a pump will increase the available pressure drawdown and create a greater pressure sink to hopefully encourage a higher rate of influx of fluids across the connection to the main reservoir – assuming the Tracs interpretation is correct. Fraccing multiple intervals should also increase well deliverability by creating a more effective interface with the reservoir. Bear in mind that there may be a risk of fracturing down into the aquifer and producing water which won't help the situtation. Hopefully they will be able to design the job to contain the fractures within the oil interval. I am concerned that a substantial drawdown should have been achievable in the current and previous wells. The initial bottom hole reservoir pressure was in excess of 5000psi. A relatively low flowing bottom hole pressure should have been achievable in all wells given the light oil and high GOR. Hence pressure drawdown across the reservoir (Pr – FBHP) should have been high without a pump, if the tubing was sized correctly*. Production rate is proportional to pressure drawdown (although not linearly once pressure falls below the bubble point and gas breaks out in the reservoir) so the circumstances were right for continuous production. * If the tubing was sized in anticipation of say 1500 – 2000 bbl/d but the well is capable of delivering much less then fluid velocity in the tubing string will be too low and the liquid content will not be lifted efficiently by the associated gas. The liquid and gas separate into slugs and eventually the well dies due to the head of liquid in the tubing. Replacing the tubing with a smaller ID should improve the situation but I could not tell whether this option was considered. Management seem to have been doing all the right things with regard to deals and creating the ability to move forward. However I remain concerned that they just don’t have a good hand in terms of GHS reservoir continuity. There may be an ace in the pack in the form of Shoal Point but will they get to play that hand if GHS continues to disappoint? Sorry I couldn’t be more optimistic but that’s how I see it. As usual as PIs we don’t have all the information that we would like to and their well management company must have reason to believe they get a result. I will watch for future announcements with interest and will consider investing if it looks like the well will provide a prolonged income stream for them to facilitate future exploration. Good luck with ST3 to all ENEG investors,
I put this on peasant chat but it will get buried too fast http://www.miningweekly.com/article/on-the-horizon-2010-01-15 Anyone thinking about investing here, ought to not dwell too long and do some further research as it looks dgood for 2010, once BK 11 is online
some news today and they drop a little bit strange. i sold half what i had of these last week just as i had my eye on something else. will not sell the rest, 270p is the minimium the russians have to bid so unless they say they are selling their stake im not worried and with gold doing so well why would they. still cheap in my opinion and gold heding to 4 figues soon will be even cheaper.
the hostile offer is still 270 and it is formally supported by Barrick. The formal bid requires Celtic to reveal any other offers. If none it will go at 270
the USD $ is in freefall; provisional mark-up price in auction this morning is 3.9%; precious metals may move up today
http://www.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=22698234&symbol=LSE:CER&cb=1192169070
same chairman
LONDON, Sept 28 (Reuters) - London-listed gold miner Celtic Resources has rejected an improved 161 million pound ($327 million) offer from Russian miner and steelmaker Severstal , saying the 23 percent increase was still not enough. However, Severstal strengthened its hand by buying a further 3.1 percent stake in Celtic, taking its holding to 29.7 percent, and said it had also won the backing of Canada's Barrick Gold , which owns 6.6 percent of Kazakhstan-focused Celtic.
shows the queue of buys and sells and the pressure either way.more buying pressure pushes up the price in a free market
and on and up
sorry to be ignorant but what does level 2 information actually give you. i predicted this takeover yesterday but didnt act on it so slightly annoyed with myself.