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top up right on 8am bell

in this instance more likely the gold watch. so in for a 8am top up

So many of them, I predict by Easter SP 2.5p and YY with less than £1/2M to convert.

Looks like water problem is fixed.
Hot oil truck used for.

Hot oil trucks are used to perform a variety of services in the oil field operations industry. The trucks are used for heating the flow of lines, production tanks, production string in the well bore, and are sometimes used as a steam cleaner
Ukog statement soon I'd say.

Correction. Hh2 kimmeridge 1/2 way down

It is 100% certain that there will be 1/2 a tanker a day from HH2.
There is a 99.99% chance there will be 1 tanker a day.
There is 99.91 chance there will be 1.1/2 tankers a day.
There is 99.5 that there is 2 tankers a day.
This based on the flow from HH1 flowing for months dry and at a constant 1 tanker a day.
Lets not forget this only from the Portland.
There is also the deeper kimeridge to consider also proved dry oil. It is even more likely that a horizontal of the hh2 Portland will have no water at all. The SP as it stands is all down to YA. And I wont go into what I think of their ethics. However I did read recently of a guy working in the same field as YA, but not them, earning £1M A year and was caught stealing sandwiches from the works canteen. Well got to go ship has cast off and I'll likely lose signal. GLA

Shame the FOTH has stopped reporting to us .Certainly appears that Alan2017 is correct when he said the Fool was only in it for himself feeding out news and withholding as it suited his dealing and using the rest of us for fodder.

Shame the FOTH has stopped reporting to us .Certainly appears that Alan2017 is correct when he said the Fool was only in it for himself feeding out news and withholding as it suited his dealing and using the rest of us for fodder. Creep.

Ya scumbags desperately selling to keep the price down. That on results they can still buy in 0.55 region. Will be good to see the last of them when HH2 produce and we can finance through decent finance company.

I think they are going to pump in that slurry mix at the far end and abandon that part. it's a matter of how many meters they do. should that be all they're doing . You wouldn't want to be out of this at the weekend. :)

They re never going to cap off the entire horizontal part. the very fact that oil has been flowing DRY from HH1 proves that they can go for a bit horizontally.

Obviously a fix is on the cards. Not like Angus at Brockham. Gonna get oil from HH2

Pump was probably stopped as not to interfere with pressure measurements on HH2. Glad to hear it's back on. So that part at least is finished. Good times ahead thanks Pboo.

No problem with borrowing money, it's the taking it back. The ink was hardly dry on the contract and they had their hand out. Over a 2 year period I read. it's on 1/4 way through and they have already taken 1/2 of it back. if they had, had some restraint I'd imagine this would be at 0.85 Nor 0.06.
BTW it is 100% certain their is dry oil in HH2 proof of that lies with HH1 Giving that HH1 has been flowing dry for over 6 months I'd say we can go at least 1,000 feet with HH2/
atb.

Rns Monday would more likely be YA Scumbags dipping their bread in the gravy train.

Go for the one you think will deliver first.

They may all be red. including my top up buy of 150,000 usual crap. doesn't mean a thing the colour lonely_

My father flew bombers in WW2 Although I can fly, I have no idea about bombing people. Teggsy LOL

Water in hh2. Yet ! As hh1 and kimmeridge both produce without water. hh2 must have horizontal limit to which oil can come out without water. So it's not a duster.
I'd predict that the worst it can be is. one tanker from each layer of hh1 and two tankers from hh2. 880 bod 86% = 750 ~
After costs an income of £9.5M ( We may stem the water further along and of course that figure will increase substantially)
Then there are other wells to drill, who is to say that another horizontal drill 20% to the west of hh2 could be No water at all. but thats for the future as it stands now. £9.5M year is 99.9 % the least we will have.
atb
To cap it all the worst case scenario. = Were in the money.

Thanks GG, They wont have a crane onsite unless it's has a job to do.