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Not long now .
https://stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2021/05/27/decklar-resources-inc-announces-update-to-oza-1-well-re-entry
Thanks. I'm only watching atm but convinced this is a good entry price, the Ic articles by Simon Thompson got my attention.
Another 2-3 weeks to re -entry OZA field , Nigeria
Here is also an oprational update :
https://stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2021/05/25/decklar-resources-inc-announces-10-million-first-closing-of-unit-offering
No Genghis-------it's just a bit of a news vacuum.------------------Final figs due 26 (ish)June, so that's the latest target date, ---unless we get news of progress from ELI,/ OZA before then.
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-The charts looked set for a small retrace (as spotted by our MM Aberfuma), that should have taken us back to 34.10p---------------we have reached that now, so we should be stable from here on in.
Weak atm in spite of Poo strength.
Is there something happening in Nigeria I haven't seen?
now begin to look like a good shout.
hello mr des. you will have same legul tax problem of withodings on any dividunds of the red lion for same trouble as you already had. mr oisin fanning said he would sort it but he say a lot of stuff that never happen in the past.
chek out past post by pepol about all trouble they have had.
look like you owe mr cj a apolugy there bluril. he say Eli Infrastructure need to answear queshtuns he not blame the red lion. look like you not read mr cj post propurly and just be to fast to have a go and make poor and ignorant attempts to smear him.
Firstly, its an oil conveyance system referred to as an ACEOS project, a part of which involves a on-water storage facility, or FSO. Secondly, San Leon is an EQUITY investor here and despite your ignorant attempts to smear it otherwise, has no 'questions to answer', if in fact there are any 'questions to answer' in the first place. At least try to get your facts straight before you appear for your monthly innuendo-laced faux 'research' dump, troll.
Eli Infrastructure, owner of the FSO project, is now over 6 months over the legal deadline in filing their 2019 Accounts. Maybe they've negotiated an extension, on a Covid excuse? Considering that they got rid of their statutory auditor last year, there are questions to answer.
Hi Des.
I thought the same thing when I bought shares in a company listed on both AIM and Irish exchanges seven years ago, but was charged one percent, even though the transaction was on AIM.
When I next bought the same company's shares a few years later, I was not charged stamp duty, and have never been charged stamp duty since, but don't know why.
Now I'm puzzled as to why stamp duty is being applied in the case you mention.
Many thanks for confirming. You'd think it ought to be easy to look up, but everywhere I looked just said there was no stamp duty on AIM trades.
I'm sure you can look this up.
Idealing charge 1% too so I guess it's correct.
Hi, I purchased some SLE shares today and was surprised to be charged 1% stamp duty (using HL). I queried it and was told that it was because SLE is an Irish company. It was traded on AIM and I always thought that AIM trades were exempt from duty, irrespective of where the share register is held. Can anyone confirm this?
Eli Akaso as of 11.5.21 currently at anchor 10 mile offshore S E of Lome Togoland - guess the crew are nearly as bored as we are watching SLE share price steadfastly refusing to rise above 40p - Zacs SOP calculations (sum of the parts ) seems troubled with the major items still not operational - maybe next year then?
Of course, the BP legend spells it 'Browne'. Still, this John Brown has solid O&G bone fides and continues the slow but steady upgrading of the Board. https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/SLE/board-changes/14967231
Sorry , this should now open.
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Goldman-Oil-To-Hit-80-On-Largest-Ever-Demand-Jump.html
Lots of buys coming through, news perhaps
with Brent at $65 today and San Leon in OML18 at $27, you might possibly think Oisin got a good deal?
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-global-oil-research-goldman-idUSKBN2BB0D5
The Reality Billboard yep let get real. any qwotes from oxford economics now 12 year out of date.
look see report is june 2010. so rendur that post usless nowadays.
file:///C:/Users/user/Downloads/oil_price_outlook(jun10).pdf
While not a perfect predictor of trends, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, the main Futures market for WTI, is heavily into backwardation, quoting around usd 52/bbl for both 2025 and 2030.
do oxfurd now what they doing. i do bit more resurch. look see what U.S. Energy Information Administration make predicshun
Oil Price Forecast 2025 and 2050
The EIA predicted that, by 2025, Brent crude oil's nominal price will rise to $66/b.9
By 2030, world demand is seen driving Brent prices to $89/b. By 2040, prices are projected to be $132/b. By then, the cheap oil sources will have been exhausted, making it more expensive to extract oil. By 2050, oil prices will be $185/b, according to the EIA's Annual Energy Outlook.
The EIA assumes that demand for petroleum flattens out as utilities rely more on natural gas and renewable energy. It also assumes the economy grows around 2% annually on average, while energy consumption decreases by 0.4% a year.10
look see but if you lisun to opec expurt they say
The prediction from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, made in its 2020 World Oil Outlook, comes amid a growing number of other forecasts that the pandemic may prove the tipping point for peak oil demand.
Oil use will rise to 107.2 million barrels per day (bpd) in 2030 from 90.7 million bpd in 2020, OPEC said, 1.1 million bpd below its 2030 forecast last year and over 10 million bpd below its 2007 prediction of 2030 demand.
interesting observation, bluerill. thanks. and with oil demand projections still going up, places like Nigeria stand to do very well. this is how oxford economics see next 20 years: 'But the absence of coordinated global action to stem the rise in carbon emissions means that oil demand will continue to rise in many emerging markets. ... As a result, we forecast the price of Brent crude in nominal terms will climb to around US$180pb in 2030, slightly below the projections of both the IEA and the EIA.'