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Just saw this on iii posted by courtesy 'dicky3times' I found it amusing but tended to agree. Do you? ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Subject: Enlightenment This share has gone from extreme lows to extreme highs over the past seven years. It seems to be so predictable it is worth watching again for a steady drop to around 25p or lower. I wonder how many of you on here hung on for the recent highs of over 62p ? This is what i think is going on. First AEN does not have a large following of posters on iii or LSE but that does not mean investors are shunning this stock. It's like a secret club where investors tend to trade off when it goes high then (those that belong to the club) begin the same process again of buying back as it nears the previous years lows at under 20p. Maybe this trading process can be seen to operate 3 or 4 times a year. I made a mint on this when it rose to 72p a few years ago. The strange thing was....NO ONE was posting or even replying to my posts except the odd poster that was just as curious as me ! One thing i am certain about...AEN is watched by many and then traded UP then DOWN. If you keep your traps SHUT and dor the same....then welcome to the CLUB. The secret appears to be this:- If the stock retraces from recent highs by about 25% then 'the club MEMBERS' won't be buying just yet. The members don't know each other but they seem to know how other members are playing this stock. For myself, i worry that i wait for a retrace that may never come.....one day surely AEN is going to go into triple digits. That's how good i think this share is. AIMOOC ? All In My Opinion Of Course
i hope not,not at this time lets wait and see
Agreed but .... DYOR
My bet.
This could be a multibagger from here the potential is enormous and the number of shares on offer is relatively small ...
who knows maybe next week 70
Good rise today.
Its Ebbs and Flows like the tides 41p here we come
This might explain it shuell 12 Apr '17 - 20:10 - 694 of 695 0 0 Schlumberger agrees to $390M Vaca Muerta deal, YPF says Apr. 12, 2017 2:25 PM ET|About: YPF Sociedad Anonima (YPF)|By: Carl Surran, SA News Editor Argentina's YPF (YPF +1.1%) says it reached agreement with Schlumberger (SLB -0.1%) for a $390M investment in the Vaca Muerta shale field. In a letter to the Buenos Aires stock exchange, YPF says SLB would invest the full amount and obtain a 49% stake in the Bandurria Sur concession, where the two companies would develop a two-phase shale oil pilot project. SLB is the largest energy company - including BP, Total and Shell - to invest in pilot projects at Vaca Muerta, which contains the world's second largest reserves of shale gas.
Why the rise anyone know?
Looking good today..
It seems you may be right
All by the same person I'm guessing Hoping to get the price to drop and it worked Guess a buy shortly Maybe they know something we don't Hang on in the only way is up imo
>Link Removed Well, well well.... let´s try this: www (dot) clarin (dot) com/ieco/andes-energia-ypf-proyectan-inversiones-conjuntas_0_S1S1Ke8_e.html
First time posting here. Guys, don't know if you even analized what is this about, but this follows the movements of its pair AEN Argentina And on monday there was a news here in Argentina which skyrocketed the price: http://www.clarin.com/ieco/andes-energia-ypf-proyectan-inversiones-conjuntas_0_S1S1Ke8_e.html This with other previous news like labor flexiblity arranged on january (http://www.cronista.com/economiapolitica/Macri-firma-convenio-de-Vaca-Muerta-y-logra-la-primera-flexibilizacion-laboral-20170110-0052.html ) are fundamental drivers that makes this only one way: UP ^_^
Do not understand. If you are locked in you are already touching it? This move is much greater than for many years. But why?
Been locked here for ages.this moves and gets back down slowly to initial sp. Randomly moves. With trump and oil volatility and gold price going up. I wouldnt touch this. Only movrd once a year.
Where is everyone?
Not mine
Huge jump. no reason. below everybody's radar?
Huge jump. no reason. below everybody's radar?
Translated: President Mauricio Macri , in an opinion column published in the newspaper La Mañana, Neuquen, the agreement last week signed with companies and oil unions to encourage investments in Vaca Muerta referred, considered that Argentina can "be part of The answer "to the global energy challenge and announced that this year will follow sectoral agreements in search of a country" without poverty and opportunities. " In the column published in that morning, Macri remember Vaca Muerta, the second book of unconventional gas and the fourth of unconventional oil in the world, "is a development tool for the country" and that "has the potential to generate thousands jobs and energy needed to power our industry and our homes " . Asks why take care " not only extracting resources responsibly and sustainably, but also consuming energy wisely ." The President referred to the consequences of many years of deficiencies in energy production. " While reserves and investments fell, the quality of services worsened, increased fiscal costs and increasing self - supply would lose more capacity , " he says in a call to reverse that trend. " The world needs energy, and we can be part of the response to this global challenge, both renewable energy and conventional and unconventional resources. We needed to change , " said Macri in his column. " That is why we made energy a state policy , " continued the President, who clarified that his government is " investing in key sectors, generating the need for companies to trust and invest in our country framework ". There noted that the agreement signed last week was the result of several months of a mature dialogue with companies involved all parts of the sector and put the goal of " investments exceeding 10,000 million dollars a year "; He adds that " the unions pledged to improve the organization of production to achieve greater efficiency " and the Nation and the province will " bring with roadworks and railways " to improve logistics. " Each party gave up on something to improve the set, and the result was successful , " he summarized. Finally, Macri said this as " the first in a series of sectoral commitments" that will drive in 2017. "It 's a step every day to advance toward that goal with which I personally promised: an Argentina without poverty and opportunities " ,
Interesting to its that the share price of Interoil Norway, in which Andes holds a major interest, has moved from less than 2 Nok to 10 Nok, an increase of 400%.
Spike in volume again, following from yesterday's sudden change in volume. Remember the 43p convertible loan and interesting to see an ex-director (MICHAEL WINSTON STEVENS) increase his interest.
Argentina's government has agreed to extend a natural gas wellhead price subsidy until 2020 and reduce labor costs in a bid to jumpstart investment in the Vaca Muerta shale formation. The agreement, reached between the national government, the provincial government of Neuquen, industry and labor unions, comes at a time of lackluster upstream activity, reflecting an uncertain price environment and cost concerns. Under the new pact, the government will maintain the subsidy that pays as much as US$7.50/mn Btu for new gas production. The subsidy had been scheduled to expire this year. One of the key costs dissuading investors in Argentina's emerging shale patch is labor. Under the agreement, the government appears to have negotiated with the unions to limit benefits in exchange for fresh investment. Companies that already have a presence in Vaca Muerta—mainly state-controlled YPF, BP-controlled Pan American Energy, France's Total, Shell, Chevron and US Dow—have pledged to invest a combined US$5bn this year in the shale formation with a goal of reaching US$15bn/yr in 2018. “We knew we had to give guarantees and certainty in order for investments to arrive,” President Mauricio Macri said in announcing the agreement, which has yet to be signed. The wellhead price support, put in place by Macri's predecessor, flies in the face of the administration's efforts to re-introduce market prices across the energy chain. The process has run into headwinds, not least from the oil and gas producers, who say market-based prices would spark layoffs and bankruptcies. “These measures will allow us to boost development of unconventional resources in the country and promote investments to generate the energy that Argentina needs to grow,” YPF chief executive Miguel Angel Gutierrez said. The deal to extend the subsidy coincides with a gradual increase in wellhead prices for all gas production earmarked for residential users. That price currently averages US$3.42/mn Btu, almost three times the previous prevailing price. The plan is to reach US$6.80/mn Btu in October 2019. On the oil front, Macri confirmed that Argentina would no longer charge export taxes on crude, reinforcing a policy of scrapping almost all duties on overseas sales. The main beneficiary is PAE, which exports 24°API Escalante crude that is too heavy for local refiners. The agreement came after “three or four months of hard work,” said Neuquen governor Omar Gutierrez, who qualified the measure as “historic.” As part of the deal, Neuquen agreed to keep its provincial taxes steady. The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) ranks Argentina second in the world for gas and fourth for oil in terms of potential shale resources, in large part thanks to 30,000km2 (11,583mi2) Vaca Muerta, which is mostly in Neuquen.