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As RNS said, flow rates on horizontal well will be published in October. Regarding solvency, allowing RPO to fold would cost the owners big time. These guys have plenty of assets to call on should push come to shove so 11th hour money will always be available when needed. QED RPO is and will be for many years to come a going concern.

http://m.thenational.ae/opinion/comment/sanctions-arent-helping-anyone-in-ukraines-crisis

when more buying than selling makes the share price drop. Question is, how many years can the shorters hold their positions for, because as far I can see, none of the holders have any intention of selling.

Member Since: Sat, 26th Jul 2014 Only posts about RPO. Says it all.

Member Since: Sat, 26th Jul 2014 Only posts about RPO. Say's it all.

The gas is there in abundance and it's proven. They just need to get the oil profit up to pay for installing the plant and pipes necessary to monitise the gas.

That's why none I'd them are shelling. They can't buy more for fear of reducing the free float below FTSE limits. Anyone with an average below 50p will see a great return one day, its just a case of when. Could be next week, could be in 10 years time. Perfect pension investment.

http://rt.com/business/180232-eu-soon-lift-sanctions/

IMO both parties have the same opinion of the company and would vote the same if required. QED its just collateral for a loan that hasn't been relayed yet. Current circumstances not being favourable to refinancing or selling of assets I wouldn't be surprised if this arrangement does get extended again.

Approaching end game. Wouldn't be surprised if sanctions got pulled by both sides within a month of a separatist surrender. Next issue will undoubtedly be a Mexican stand off over gas transit this winter, leading to the inevitable approval of South Stream.

Talk about targeted. He couldn't of tried harder to hit your average Tory back bencher where it hurts.

Esp the bit about fracking technology and Russia's foreign currency reserves. http://www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2014/08/04/commentary/japan-commentary/russia-sanctions-will-hurt-innocent-companies/#.U99YKqVwYm8

If I was PetroChina, now would be a good time to offer the board a load of cash for a farm out deal on RPOs gas field. Timing is everything.

Shell, BP, defence firms and any city conduit used by foreign investors to buy Russian bank bonds will be effected by Van Rompeys list. Singapore, Hong Kong and Beijing must think Christmas has come early. If Cameron approves then he's got no one to blaim but himself when his fragile government underwritten mortgage driven recovery stutters into reverse. Or maybe he's just loading up a hospital pass for the next government to be flattened with. As for RPO, the question is how retrospective will the sanctions be of existing contracts and how much will it effect their work with Schlumberger. Of course their gas fields will be unaffected. As for how long they last, well the latest from E Ukraine is that the rebels are loosing ground fast. If in two weeks time (as some commanders have predicted) the rebel forces have had to show their heels the the questions about Russian support cease to be an issue and hence so are the sanctions. If Europe wants to keep the lights on after 2015 they better stop listening to the wolves in sheep's clothing and get on with building South Steam pronto. PS always a chance PetroChina use their new found influence over Russia as an opportunity to make bids for fields like those owned by RPO

Check out this lot: http://m.europe.wsj.com/articles/australian-coal-seam-gas-projects-blow-past-budgets-1405965857?mobile=y Makes you wonder why Australia wants to make it harder for Russia to sell gas to Europe.

Like closing down their nuclear power stations and building north stream. What politicians say and what they do are two different things

Not expecting any news till the H1 2014 RusPetro PLC Earnings Release which google estimates to be in August

The reason for the canning is so that when the volume buying returns there will be more willing sellers at 30p. As for when the volume buying returns, well how long is a piece of string. Fwiw POG went mad today. imo I expect the same from RPO when the new production figures are unveiled.

At least Austria's foreign minister tells it like it is: http://in.mobile.reuters.com/article/idINL6N0P428D20140623?irpc=932

The Machiavellian art of Market Making lesson one. Sell and buy the same shares throughout the day. Requires two or more cooperative parties. Objective: confuse and frighten other trading parties so that they over or under value a stock in which you intend to take a large long or short position in.