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trust me this will shoot up....the question is not if but when?........as we know mm's are always playing games......we have seen some large buys today...esp. that 6.75million .......in my view mm's got shafted and they messed up.........they will have to correct the price ........gl mate

i am with you mate........i was in wsx at around 2.5p sold over 4p+.........and bought bbe........as it looked cheap.........and mainly downside was limited........i am not crying about me not having wsx......as i do hold wsx indirectly...if you know what i mean.....yes it would have been nice had i sold wsx at 7.25p+ and bought bbe at 1p now....hindsight is a wonderful thing........

every penny wsx goes up by its worth 1/2 million pounds to us.....:))

tlw has added around £1.5 billion to their m/cap today...with 27.5%..........with regards to that wsx should have added around £70million for there 1.25%........have they?....not.......why thats because wsx is small fish that noone knows about apart from few in chat rooms.......bbe is even smaller lol .......at end of the day everything gets to its destination......BBE's destination in my view is around 3p easy...........and we will see that if not in weeks then months.....

i'm trying to cheer u up mate.......u feel bit down.....because we havent had that big rise.......put this way if mr b decides to sell his 11.2% in wsx.......do u know how much we would get in cash?......almost £4million pounds....thats right £4million big ones.........that in itself would double the shareprice....get the gist.....just hold on tight....tell your mates about it......easy monies the way i look at it....:))

bbe....dont have to do RNS as they are not in the DRILL if you know what i mean.......nowdays sometimes companies who strike dont if tell until it suits them......put it this way....when we see 30% rise or so..in bbe....then we should get an rns saying way the rise.......lets hope we get that 30% rise hey......gl mate

i meant wsx stake is worth over £1million in todays rise alone to us

if my maths is correct then we have just added over £1million to our m/cap........

see some do know .....and mention us

Oil find cheers Tullow and partners 09/09/2011 Robert Tyerman http://www.growthcompany.co.uk/news/1653738/oil-find-cheers-tullow-and-partners-.thtml As foreshadowed here last week, Tullow Oil (TLW) has claimed a 'significant' discovery in the Guyane Maritime licence off the coast of former French Guiana. The fully-listed company says Guyane's Zaedyus deepwater exploration well met 72 metres of net oil pay and good quality reservoir sands and declares this discovery in South America 'opens a new hydrocarbon basin.' Angus McCoss, Tullow's exploration director, says 'this result marks the start of a significant and potentialy transformational long-term exploration and appraisal campaign in the region'. Bulls have compared Guyane Maritime's potential to the North Sea, but it would not have to be as big as that to make a major impact. Tullow, also noted for its East African successes, operates the licence and has 27.5 per cent of the project. First recommended by Growth Company Investor at 73p in 2003 and most recently last week at £10.79p, its shares have now risen to £13.79p, up 152p this morning, valuing the company at £12.5 billion, where they still offer good medium term value, while the sector remains in demand. Anglo-Dutch oil major Shell holds 45 per cent of Guyane Maritime and Total of France has a 25 per cent stake. The remaining 2.5 per cent is in the hands of Northpet, a company 50-50 owned by two AIM concerns, entrepreneurial David Bramhill's Wessex Exploration (WSX) and Northern Petroleum (NOP), headed by Derek Musgrove. Highlighted here last week at 4.73p, Wessex shares have gained nearly 30 per cent to 6.13p, where they value the company at £29.4 million and still offer speculative potential, as does Northern Petroleum, up 18p this morning to 90p, with a value of £84.1 million. AIM minnow Bluebird Energy (BBE), set up by Bramhill and holding 11.2 per cent of Wessex, has also benefited, at 1.01p up from a year's low of 0.7p, and similarly offers speculative potential for the bold.

again LoL....http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23985195-market-report-bank-bargain-hunters-take-a-hit-as-shares-slip.do

tlw almost +£2

you are a real comedy....:))...just joking mate......you are right about one thing mate.......the shareprice is not going to stay the same over coming weeks.......

http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20110909-703886.html i got to dash.....c u guys latter...:))

im will be going soon.....maybe someone else carry on posting....as this board seems to be dead......nevermind......gl to all who are holding as we will see a nice maybe not today......but in coming days def......for god sake almost 10% of the company has been traded today and it has hardly moved......like i said give it bit of time it will......:))))

http://www.davy.ie/LR?id=1687 Davy Research Report Tullow Oil (TLW LN) Announces major new discovery offshore South America 09 September 2011 Job Langbroek Closing Price: $19.69 Rating: Outperform 30/06/09 FACTS: Tullow Oil has announced a major new discovery offshore South America. The Zaedyus well, in which it is operator and has a net 27.5% interest, has hit 72 metres of net pay in good quality reservoirs. The well will now be deepened slightly to secure more geological data. A sidetrack well will also be undertaken to secure cores over the reservoir sections. ANALYSIS: The well hit a number of turbidite fans, as indicated in the pre-well prognosis. The main body of oil is contained in a blocky 32 metre reservoir section. A further 19 metre section was intersected in a second fan above the main fan and an additional 13 metres in a further section above that. The oil contained in the first upper zone was of intermediate quality and in the higher most section the oil was heavy - possibly reflecting the shallower status of this reservoir. No flow tests will take place at this stage. Reservoir quality is high throughout, but oil type and stratigraphy are not disclosed (presumably for commercial purposes). DAVY VIEW: This is a very significant and positive outcome for Tullow. It bears similarities with the discovery well for Jubilee Mahogany 1. The result materially derisks a family of up to five Zaedyus lookalike fans. While each target will need to be drilled, a working petroleum up system has been shown to be present in the immediate area. Specifically, the basin is mature for hydrocarbons with a working source. There are differences between the various Latin American plays, but the Zaedyus result will provide encouragement for the whole region. We see the Zaedyus result alone adding up to 40p per share. However, as noted, this is just one of a family of six structures and we also value on the basis of a P50 (or most likely) outcome. The upside case for Zaedyus is some four times greater. Our NAV for the group is now 1558p, and the stock is outstanding value at current levels.

Fox Davies Capital Update featuring Eurasia Mining, Mariana, Salamander Energy, Tullow Oil Friday, Sep 09 2011 by Fox Davies Capital http://bit.ly/ntOGBZ Tullow Oil (LON:TLW) plc (TLW, 1227.0p, ▲4.72%) announced that the Zaedyus exploration well (GM-ES-1), offshore French Guiana, has made an oil discovery having encountered 72 metres of net oil pay in two turbidite fans. Results of drilling, wireline logs and samples of reservoir fluids show that the well has encountered good quality reservoir sands on prognosis. The objective of the Zaedyus well was to test whether the Jubilee-play, successfully established in West Africa, was mirrored on the other side of the Atlantic. This discovery therefore opens a new hydrocarbon basin within which several neighbouring prospects have been mapped. This result also reduces the exploration risk associated with Tullow's prospect inventory offshore French Guiana, Suriname and Guyana. An appraisal programme and extensive follow-up exploration activities will now be considered. The Zaedyus well is being drilled in the Guyane Maritime licence using the ENSCO 8503 deepwater semi-submersible. The well was drilled in water depths of 2,048 metres and has been drilled to a depth of 5,711 metres. Drilling operations will now continue and the well will be deepened to over 6,000 metres to calibrate the deeper geology. The well will then likely be side tracked to enable cores to be obtained over the reservoir sections. Tullow (27.5%) operates the Guyane Maritime license and is partnered by Shell (45%), Total (25%) and Northpet (2.5%), a company owned 50% by Northern Petroleum plc and 50% by Wessex Exploration plc.

wait until the press gets hold of this....then casper wont be needed for the ramping...lol.... they will do it all....it be in every main news paper comes the weekend......:))

just want to say....this is BIG.......but dont get confused as there are some blocks which wsx dont have ant interest in......MATAMATA.....is the biggie for WSX/BBE.......that is suppose to be bigger than this current drill....and after todays drill it has been de-risked....gla

By James Herron Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES LONDON (Dow Jones)--Shares in U.K.-listed Tullow Oil PLC (TLW.LN) soared Friday after the company said it has opened up a major new hydrocarbon basin offshore French Guiana with the discovery of a good quality oil reservoir from their first wildcat well. Tullow gained more than GBP1 billion in market value on the discovery, which analysts said could be evidence of billions of barrels of undiscovered oil in the region. "This shows we are sitting at the top table," said Angus McCoss, Tullow's exploration director, in an interview with Dow Jones Newswires. Tullow is running the drilling operation offshore French Guiana, but Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSB.LN) is the largest stake holder, after buying 45% of the license where the discovery was made from Tullow in two separate transactions in 2009 and 2010. Tullow retains a 27.5% stake, French oil company Total SA (TOT) has 25% and Northpet has 2.5%. At 0848 GMT Tullow shares were up 11.2%, or 138 pence, at 1365p. B shares in much larger company Shell were unchanged at 2085p. The Zaedyus well was drilled in a geological structure that Tullow has long argued could be very similar to the Jubilee oil reservoir offshore West Africa, where it has discovered 1.4 billion barrels of oil in recent years. "This proves the Jubilee play is mirrored on the South American side of the Atlantic," said McCoss. "This result marks the start of a significant and potentially transformational long-term exploration and appraisal campaign in the region." The discovery is a "major step" because the geological system offshore Latin America is bigger than that of offshore Ghana, said McCoss. "There are at least half a dozen more of these Zaedyus type traps adjacent," and the chance of finding oil in them has increased, he said. "The importance of this result cannot be overstated," said Oriel Securities analyst Richard Rose. If drilling on these adjacent prospects is successful, Tullow might be sitting on 3.5 billion barrels of gross oil resources, which could boost the value of the company by around a third from its current share price, he said. The discovery means Tullow and its partners can now drill with a greater chance of success in licenses they hold offshore Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Suriname and Guyana, said McCoss. These areas all have very similar geology because, "if you turn the clock back 100 million years, the Atlantic was just a narrow sea," said McCoss. Plate tectonics have since dragged the continent apart, but the geological structures that trapped the oil have remained intact on either side of the ocean. "Certainly we've got the financial muscle and strategic mindset to move fast on this," said McCoss. Tullow and Spain's Repsol SA (REPYY) will start drilling the Jaguar prospect offshore Guyana in October, he said.