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Oh, that would absolutely be the case I'm sure. With the oil looking cheap in the near future, why wildcat the unknown?

The drill rig, originally leased for the Walvis basin, now appears to be almost ready to park at a new destination in the Orange basin. Perhaps Exxon came up dry at the North end of Walvis.

It appears that Chevron's drill rig (Deep Sea Bollsta) is on its way to Pel 90 from Walvis Bay right now.

It looks like Chevron has its drill rig (was scheduled for Pel 82) back at the Walvis Bay anchorage.

Looks like it CONCLUDED in October. https://oilnow.gy/featured/exxon-appraising-hammerhead-discovery-targeted-for-seventh-development/

Drillship left Block 30 a few days ago, I think. Anyway, it is parked in harbor now.

Seems that the drillship is still there. Since the end of July or so.

Yes, I thought to be clever and use meters. Good for you to sell 1/2. I was new to small oil, and got an ugly lesson.

Been lurking here for years. I'm a Yank in Northern Ca, small time investor, long term holder. I add monthly and am over my head, whatever. I will break even at $ .32 Please feel free to torture.

Here goes: AOI deal finalizes (if it has not already) and we get a bump.

Exxon results from block 30, a bump if a strike, though it is 100's of kilometers away, neural if dry.

-Chevron spuds Pel 82 after Exxon results (my theory only, Chevron would know before the gp), If Chevron hits

its a bump, a miss and we get beat down.

-Both 30 and 82 come in? Damn. Pie in sky stuff.

-3B/4B spuds a run up is guaranteed but from where?

-Guyana, I give up, unless Exxon has interest in ECO Namibia leases following a successful Block 30 drill. Then perhaps a packaged deal is attractive to all.

Thanks for your patience.