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What annoys me, what really annoys me is the sheer, unadulterated stupidity and temerity of politicians who elevate their party's fortunes above that of the 'national interest'.

It was obvious to Gunner what had been discovered at Beetaloo and yet he still felt the need to pander to his party's unions and its eco-wing and impose a ban knowing full well there was zero threat to the environment. The upside far outweighed the downside. Gunner's a moron

Without the ban those drill results would now be flowing through at a good pace

I hate politicians. Lying, filthy and rancid

top stuff dp-sky

FOG's really hit the jackpot here. I suspect Jemena has an idea of what's contained at Beetaloo, within reason of course, and no doubt they'll be planning new pipelines around the future development of Beetaloo

Mirabeau

Berenberg bidding again

2 v 1 with Berenberg on the bid

added another at 11.594p - either delayed or re-routed through NEX

If SEE is retweeting Semicast tweets then surely SEE is validating their public statements. If those statements were untrue or false then SEE simply wouldn't afford them any significance whatsoever.

nm

lots of 'new' information, I think!

https://hydraulicfracturing.nt.gov.au/

NT Goverment releases plan to implement recommendations of independent scientific inquiry into hydraulic fracturing in the Territory

THE NT Government has released its plan to implement the recommendations of the independent scientific inquiry

THE Northern Territory Government has released its plan to implement the recommendations of the independent scientific inquiry into unconventional hydraulic fracturing.

The plan details how each of the recommendations will be implemented and is grouped under the six themes of Strengthening Regulation, Ensuring Accountable Industry Practise, Safeguarding Water and the Environment, Respecting Community and Culture, Maximising

Regional Benefits and Local opportunities, and Planning for Industry.

Chief Minister Michael Gunner said the plan will position the Territory to begin onshore gas exploration in earnest next Dry season.

He said it sets a benchmark that Australian states, which currently have fracking moratoriums in place, may want to look at.

However he said he would not be urging them to change their anti-fracking positions.

“Rather I would urge them not to bow to Federal Government pressure and instead make their own decisions about what is best for them,” he said.

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“There was some pressure put on the Northern Territory Government, but at the end of the day we stuck true to our word to Territorians and undertook our own independent studies.

“The independent scientific report into hydraulic fracturing found that risks could be mitigated

if all the recommendations of their report were implemented.

“This implementation plan is a comprehensive response to these recommendations.”

Mr Gunner said an onshore gas industry in the Northern Territory would position it to become the nation’s low cost energy centre, particularly in the face of rising gas prices on the eastern seaboard.

“It is not unrealistic to aim at the Territory becoming a manufacturing hub as businesses realise the low costs that will be available to set up here.

“If you want to have a vision to develop this nation you have to look to the north and it’s closeness to our major trade region.”

Mr Gunner said that now that an onshore gas industry will go ahead in the Territory it was important to maximise jobs for locals.

“We will be making sure that any fracking that occurs ensures our unique natural environment is protected and creates local jobs,” he said.

“We will be making sure an onshore oil and gas industry delivers for locals and delivers for local businesses.

“This is a plan to protect our environment, create local jobs and ensure the actions of

Government and industry are transparent and accountable,”

https://www.news.com.au/national/northern-territory/nt-goverment-releases-plan-to-implement-recommendations-of-independent-scientific-inquiry-into-hydraulic-fracturing-in-the-territory/news-story/e2fcbe2e001baf929bd7618ca3e42179

NM

at 100p

WW

And that is the $64m question. I really want to know why it is that our value is less now that it was some months ago - why is the market not rewarding Falcon for its incredible success? Does the market know something we don't or is the market waiting for more drilling or the sniff of a liquidity event?

ah well, we can only await news

'Today marks a landmark deal for Aminex that enables it to advance Ntorya, an asset with really exciting potential – 1.8TCF is a lot of gas. To put this figure into perspective, a big gas field in North America typically has gas reserves of around 1-10Bcf, while a particularly large field will contain between 500bcf and 1Tcf. Anything over 1Tcf becomes recognised as globally significant.'
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This is a quote from an article published today relating to Aminex's Farm-in agreement....

And what tcf do we have at Beetaloo? The mind boggles at what we're 'sat on' and we have 30% - my only fear is that our 30% is 'stolen' from us ie a politico (NTG)-commercial (a major) forced sale at a massive discount to its true worth

http://www.seeingmachines.com/technology/

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Seeing Machines
‏ @seeingmachines
8h8 hours ago

At @seeingmachines, we have set ourselves a long-term goal: to build machines that can better understand the humans they serve.

https://www.informa.com.au/insight/jemena-ceos-perspective-energy-crisis/

more freebies but at higher prices

Guardian

thanks but you'd think Falcon would purchase it (A$25) and load it up to the company website so that we, the shareholder, could look at it....just a thought..it's not as if the company's run off its feet at present

thanks all for your efforts

thanks to ra1 from AD-V-FEN

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researchanalyst1
3 Jul '18 - 19:36 - 996 of 997

You can take this to the bank: today’s closing price of 18.80p is a ‘head fake’ of gargantuan proportions. Don’t buy it.

Remember, the rarest commodity on the stock market is honesty. Corruption, greed, and insider dealing is the order of the day. So stay ahead of the game and don’t be fooled by the schoolboy antics.

Today, phantom sells (4,692,131 shares) exceeded the phantom buys (4,292,541 shares) thereby justifying the ‘head fake’ closing price of 18.80p. However, employing trade filtering software (it provides a 94.3% trade defining accuracy) throws up these numbers: 5,038,152 shares were authentic buys and 4,430,832 shares were authentic sells giving a grand total of 9,468,984 shares traded today. So, as you can see, the closing price should’ve been north of 20p.

More importantly, however, 17.3% of today’s authentic sells were ‘stop loss’ transactions in the latter part of the afternoon. In other words, market makers falsely marked down the price (after the earlier surge to 19.64p) to trigger ‘stop losses’ and secure more Echo stock.

So, stay ahead of the game by going LONG. The coming upside is obscene. They know it and are preparing for it. You should too.

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