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Whoever wrote that article needs checking out - it was a pure pump and dump article - as we can see the selling still continues and it's not muppet PI's like me... BANG OUT OF ORDER.. rule number one - trust no one

we are where we are fella. “The economy is so stagnated they can’t afford to have onshore gas delayed in her office so they are making changes in time for the recommendations of the Pepper Report to be implemented,” the industry source said. “Given the Treasurer’s admission yesterday about two years of pain then the last thing we all need is delays.” https://www.ntnews.com.au/news/northern-territory/lauren-moss-dumping-part-of-gunner-government-cabinet-reshuffle/news-story/2595bd518ac96813f20c0f08faaa70da?nk=a32a4363620bb9f5b671a471ed741b51-1529558494 -- Gunner's focus must be on getting Beetaloo developed

'The Longtail discovery is in close proximity to the Turbot discovery southeast of the Liza field'

dp yes, of course. Just noticed that now...production, yes. Cheers

June 19 2018 - 5:08PM Only Beetaloo to be fracked: MP says Chris McLennan Opposition remains despite the lifting of a moratorium. Initial fracking will be confined to the Beetaloo Basin, south of Katherine, MP Robyn Lambley has claimed. The Government this year lifted a moratorium on development of deep shale gas reserves. Solid opposition remains in Katherine to the development. Minister for Environment and Natural Resources Lauren Moss confirmed in the NT Estimates hearing today that fracking would be confined to the Beetaloo basin over the next 3-5 years. Member for Araluen Robyn Lambley was questioning the Minister and departmental officials around the SREBAs (Strategic Resource and Environmental Baseline Assessments) that need to be done before production of fracked gas can occur. These assessments take between 3-5 years. It was confirmed today that the only SREBA that will be undertaken will be in the Beetaloo basin over the next 3-5 years. The estimates hearing was told that no other baseline environmental assessment was planned in the NT, and therefore fracking will be contained in the Beetaloo basin for the next 3-5 years, Ms Lambley said. https://www.katherinetimes.com.au/story/5478120/only-beetaloo-to-be-fracked-mp-says/

I feel like i've been played here. That article now looks like a ramping article - as indicated by the selling - I don't like being ripped off sold the 25k I've just bought - I don't appreciate being made a mug of by certain market players and we all know who they are bang out of order

bought another 25k at 33p

https://www.ntresourcesweek.com.au/seaaoc/agenda/ NT Resources Week - 5 - 6 September 2018, Darwin Convention Centre - Lot's of juicy presentations about Beetaloo etc - the momentum is SLOWLY building - my advice for what it is worth is too SLOWLY build a position here, bits&bobs additions..this is what I'm doing anyway...

The Mad Stork ‏ @The_MadStork #JOG Excellent presentation at Oil Capital from Andrew Benitz. Palpable sense of excitement. Drll end Q3, upside case = £9/share worth to JOG. Am expecting it to do very well from this level. 7:21 AM - 14 Jun 2018 - thanks to Mad-Stork https://twitter.com/The_MadStork/status/1007266823933440000

Do not underestimate the importance of NFV as it’s going to play a critical role in supporting the services 5G network operators will be able to offer. Bearing this in mind, BATM has developed cutting-edge technology that has already been tested, which is why its JDA partner is investing $3m-$3.5m into a project to be delivered in phases over the next 18 months. Dr Marom points out that the “partnership reflects our shared belief in the opportunities presented by the expanding NFV market, especially given its relevance with the oncoming of 5G. The fact that a world-leading semiconductor company has chosen to partner with BATM, including a financial commitment, validates the strength of our offering and together we will leverage their market position to target the many potential verticals for networking and edge computing solutions." The two parties will jointly develop Universal Customer Premises Equipment (uCPE) networking devices that utilise BATM’s NFVTime plug-and-play software solution to enable NFV. This solution will be the only NFV operating system able to operate on both Intel (x86) and Arm® architectures, and will be optimised for several new ‘Systems on a Chip’ platforms to run a suite of virtual network functions including: vRouter, vFirewall and SD-WAN. >A breakout is highly likely once investors realise the full ramifications of the JDA BATM has just signed The benefits for network operators adopting the JDA’s technology are substantial. For instance, Dr Marom says that the NFV operating system could be used to run hundreds of conference calls together at the same time across a virtual network. There are operational cost savings to be made by adopting the technology and other tangible benefits such as reducing the time to deploy new networking services to support changing business requirements, and supporting innovation by enabling services to be delivered via software on any industry-standard server hardware. Also, network operators and virtualised network function providers will be able to deploy their applications and operate across all major hardware architectures, so leveraging the advancements in different processor technologies. It could be a real money spinner, which is why both parties plan joint business development and marketing of the new solution, and a royalty arrangement for when sales commence. This could be huge for the £104m market cap company as the royalty stream from major network operators adopting the JDA’s technology could run into "millions of dollars." Dr Marom says the announcement is “just the tip of the iceberg” and I can see why given the potential for the company’s intellectual property. -

bigones - China doesn't focus on TODAY, its focus is always on TOMORROW. Today's price is of no significance. China's focus is simple, is to secure supply AT ANY PRICE. They have no choice. people forget that China is a totalitarian state with the CCP as its only political force. The CCP's one fundamental aim is the preservation of its position as the only dominant force in Chinese politics. The CCP's obsessed with the prevention of social disorder and any threat is brutally neutralised. They also use soft power including the improvement of living standards to pacify the general population - cheap energy is key to that pacification policy - China is political, all is political.

https://www.standard.co.uk/business/smallcap-spotlight-nex-in-focus-as-michael-spencer-takes-stake-in-chapel-down-a3862971.html#post-1132248382 - scroll down to middle of page - can't cut and paste

Way too much attention being given to the stock price. It's meaningless in the greater scheme of things. I have both eyes on the potential commercial value of our 30% stake at Beetaloo. All is irrelevant We don't need cash and we're carried on drilling costs. The value here is embedded and it will only be released : 1. When drilling restarts and the value is slowly revealed 2. The bid for our 30% All else including the share structure is a sideshow

https://www.energyvoice.com/oilandgas/americas/174037/drilling-development-starts-on-exxons-guyana-behemoth/

W63 I have a holding but nowhere near as big as it was..I lost a fair bit many months ago - impatience I suppose looking better now, for all concerned gl

WW We know there's latent demand for FOG stock but such demand won't manifest itself until it sees a fundamental shift in activity on the ground. With this in mind, do you have any idea on actual time-frames in terms of when Origin will restart its activities at Beetaloo? When I say 'activities' I don't just mean the act of physical drilling but efforts surrounding planning, preparation, road building etc etc. Many thanks and thanks for posting your thoughts

Yes, it's a plus for the IC to highlight SEE. (typo - Today's IC not Todays)

Seeing Machines The World Health Organisation estimates that more than 1.3m people die in road accidents every year. Of course, these are not always caused by human error, but any safety features that can monitor and ultimately protect drivers could make a real difference. Seeing Machines (SEE) seeks to address this through its Driver Monitoring System (DMS) technology, which gauges whether drivers seem drowsy or distracted. DMS can issue a series of alerts before acting automatically to slow or stop vehicles, and is used in trucking and transport fleets, aviation and rail businesses. It�s easy to see how such products appeal � but is a revenue CAGR of 139 per cent truly feasible? Sink: In May, Seeing Machines cut its sales guidance for the year to June 2018 from A$38m-A$43m (�21.5m-�24.3m) to A$30m-A$35m. The group�s manufacturing partner has faced a global shortage in certain components, creating delays in the supply chain; associated revenues are now expected to fall outside the current financial year. Pre-tax losses widened for the six months to December 2017, from A$14.1m to A$16.7m � largely as a result of an increase in R&D expenses from A$6.2m to A$10.5m. Swim: The group�s historic growth trajectory is still impressive. Half-year revenues to December 2017 rose by a whopping 267 per cent to a record A$14.6m, buoyed largely by an almost sevenfold increase in sales within its automotive segment. Last month, the company�s shares climbed on the news that the European Commission is considering proposals to mandate that new vehicle models are equipped with advanced safety features like Seeing Machines� DMS. If the European Parliament and Council approves these recommendations, SEE may well enjoy heightened demand. Perhaps most importantly of all, on 4 June Seeing Machines announced a programme design win with a US-based automotive original equipment manufacturer (OEM) � its largest automotive win to date. The group now expects to deliver its driver monitoring technology into multiple vehicle platforms for mass production from 2020. The deal could be worth over A$50m in revenues, with the first material production revenue expected to be recognised in the company�s 2021 financial year. We reckon this deal should drive broker upgrades. We�re concerned by management�s recent revenue downgrade, and we�re also awaiting a new chief executive. But with sales growth set to grow � particularly in light of the latest OEM win � and legislative change potentially moving in Seeing Machines� favour, its AI-driven technology may prove successful in the long term. Swim. -

Breaking: NJ Assembly votes to approve sports betting bill, 73-0. NJ Senate vote is up next today. When will Gov sign bill? That�s a mystery 12:06 PM - 7 Jun 2018

got a reprieve - https://twitter.com/BergenBrennan 'Looks like AC Golden Nugget, owned by Hou Rockets owner Fertitta, got a reprieve. No NBA betting but other sports ok.'