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In the hope of providing an interlude from the drivel currently being posted here.
Paul Griffiths, Executive Chairman of Predator Oil & Gas Holdings Plc commented:
"The MOU-3 well has validated our pre-drill upside forecast for sand development in respect of the main Moulouya Fan target. A gross interval of 43 metres will be evaluated by a rigless well test.
It has increased our inventory of potential gas reservoirs for a CNG development with the discovery of very shallow over-pressured gas.
It has demonstrated the possible continuity, subject to rigless testing results and a future infill well, of gas sands penetrated in MOU-1 with similar sands encountered in MOU-3. In particular the Ma Sand potential has been enhanced over a wider area with the possibility of a larger gas trap being effectively sealed covering up to 58km². The shallow gas potential of MOU-3 has exceeded all pre-drill expectations.
All the best Mr Welsh, it will 34 years tomorrow, on Friday the 13th my son was born, in the following months I realised how underated a good a full nights sleep can be.
But as someone said previously, parenthood can be hard work yet very rewarding, although the lad will soon be 34 I still get tapped for the odd borrow now and again.
Just to change the subject, this is a bit Cbeebies, but far more informative than some of the drivel on here at the moment, from 6 minutes in, mentions why wind power won't be coming in large amounts to Ireland any time soon, the infrastructure required is huge, costly and takes years.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAC3hYH88zY
As long as we have a political system that allows the policy makers, i.e. the government of the day to take donations from individuals from these financial institutions, there will always be corruption. I agree with Keith Oz's post earlier, the UK stock market, and more so the financial industry is bent.
I liked this bit................. He also talks about misconceptions arising from social media influence and emphasises the expertise and experience of the company's management. The interview concluded with Griffiths expressing gratitude for the support of its shareholders.
How relevant.
Read J12's posting history always on the negative about PRD.
I saw the post, stupid comments to make.
I agree with most on this, GRH along with others bring valuable contributions to this board for which I am very grateful.
Jasper, if a company or institution is buying large volumes of shares in order to make a purchase, then at some point the market would be notified once a certain amount of shares had been accumulated, that would be interesting.
They seem confident they will get the numbers, PG mentioned the figures in latest presentation were conservative and with his and Lonny's experience I have no reason to doubt that statement.
It was also interesting to hear why they had held back with the testing of MOU-1 due to the testing costs of $55,000 per metre, PG mentioned how expensive it would be testing a 60 metre section at that cost.
I do recall someone posting the cost of testing MOU-1 would be a fraction of that cost, the post was before we learnt about sand jet, so clearly there is a lot of mis-information on here.
Question for Jimmy, was PG correct regarding your job title?
Both posts from Fordy and Androcles are spot on, the said poster is a total weapon.
I don't often read his/her/its posts, but the most recent ones offer an insight into the world of one strange pathetic individual.
I would also add, the content of some of the posts in relation to what PRD are trying to achieve is way off the mark.