The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring financial educator and author Jared Dillian has been released. Listen here.
It's not funny really but the irony! Argentina was the No.1 safe haven for Nazi swine inc the notorious Adolf Eichman so brilliantly abducted by Mossad in the 60's then strung up.
In fact evicting the invaders in 1982 really helped the Argentinian people restore order and democracy to their frankly beautiful country. Why they want the windy, treeless and sheep infested Falkland Islands is completely beyond me. I reckon they will find billions of barrels in their relatively new licences and good luck to them!
Way more chance of making money in E and P if you can run downside cases for yourselves.
Jimmy you are the voice of reason on here and quite right to flag up the imperative nature of the testing. The fact is, risk exists until testing is complete.
Emyen
Is it actually true? All of your savings in PANR? You must have the IQ of a Cornish pasty. Would any investor on this planet hold a single equity and still call him or herself an investor?
Barking!
Agree, if I'm not mistaken the CNG pilot project was due by now.
Probably not in the short term seaman, I know a large number of ex RAF fast jet jockeys who rival the British Army as a drinking culture: strange how their pre-flight oxy check seemed to take five minutes sucking on 100% O2 haha. Given I have no clinical need for supplementary Oxygen I can confirm that a few minutes on 10L/min confers an alertness after Beaujolais Nouveaux night which one would not expect. Depends on your tidal flow per minute, for some people that is a lot of Oxygen relative to their normal requirements but for others it is less. It all depends on your breathing rate and inspired volumes.
At La Paz it is normal practice for flight crew to set up their flight deck, do calcs and brief while wearing oxy masks. It is at a hypoxic altitude for most individuals.
News flash
PRD called by the GOAT who shorted PANR, PMG as well! Christ on a bike!
Of course it is better than trolly supplementary oxygen. When locked down I invented a BiPAP system using commercially available components, it was going quite well until consulting with experienced critical care nurses. Giving oxygen at the intensity of CPAP, BiPAP or intubation is both a science and an art: the art of invasive ventilation is to persuade a patient that you are about to knock them out with Midazolam, ok create a decent level of sedation and anterograde amnesia. Then you are going to give a neuromuscular blockade. The science is even more complex and this is why the 'Nightingale' hospital was such a useless idea. Maybe they could have been useful for basic nursing and supplementary 02 only. HMG had to have some sort of plan though.
Obviously this device is easy to use and completely non intimidating: I bought an 02 concentrator to conduct my experiments with. It is about 30-35kg, runs on mains power but can yield 10 litres/min continuous flow.
Are you quite a buoyant organism Bob?
Genuinely interested, have a lot to learn and do not have a lot of info on shallow 'unconventional gas' appraisal and development based on testing results and decades old 2-D seismic.
I wish everyone good luck, more than a few here have been startled by the cost and complexity of E and P so absorb the knowledge about to be released and hopefully you will make money here and in other companies.
At 2 litres/min how much difference will this gadget make if attempting, let us say, the Snowdon Horse Shoe (inc Crib Goch). The vast majority of patients with COPD have at least one co-morbidity and many have five or greater! Here is a para from the GP journal.
Results From the total sample, 51 928 patients had COPD (4.1%). Of these, 86.0% had at least one comorbidity, compared with 48.9% of people without COPD. Of those with COPD, 22.3% had ≥5 comorbid conditions.
Of course COPD is not the only condition which requires supplementary O2 but if I was up for an investment here (it's possible) I would need to see better performance, a lower mcap and better fundamentals. This could happen...
Bob, these investments are for sophisticated investors, really sorry but that definition does not apply to you. Try Bet365 on the footie or join the river pigs on a trip to eternity...
Older 'Wiser'
Your assertion that ' t'gas flowed out so it will flow back in' is guff. Gas present in produced oil will, in the reservoir be in the form of microscopic bubbles, a bit like the gaseous components of Stockton Rush are...
I'll give you a facilitating clue, watch Oppenheimer by all means but read Forcheimer's work on modifying Darcy's Law.
It is not as simple as you think it is, this is why one individual's massive short (not me) has been, well, almost as good as Christian Bale's character in 'The Big Short'. I think he is actually smarter than Bale's character btw...
Sell what exactly? My car? Piano.
Another case for depot injections...
I am, given the vintage 2D it will be extremely interesting to verify whether the discoveries are compartmentalised or not...
Really sorry but I have little faith in CNG as a business plan in the short term.
Hard to reinject given the tight reservoirs and no real means to export it! Flaring is completely out of the question...
Why does anyone own equity in this?
There is a risk of a significant placing imo here.
Vell es was nicht micht verstayen zie, ich bin alles für das drie sprechen.
Six months of lunchtime German in 1979 haha, hence why my syntax and grammar ist scheissen.
The company are advised by the NOMAD to give no advice regarding taking up warrants as that could be regarded as investment advice.
My view is though, support your company, fund it via warrants and then carpetbag profit if you are bored and prefer to bug out.
Indeed, with just enough money to buy a fish and chip shop.