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I'll have the No.2, please & thanks.
"Cooper is great" … Cooper has been my bet since day one, way back when I was 'Oilgold1' on Stockhouse.
Re Cooper, will we hold on to a much larger share this time or stick to the company strategy used in Guyana. GH has no intention of ever being an operator as your post of his latest interview confirmed, but surely we could do better than 15% should we be successful in Guyana.
Maverick7- At one time I too was hoping they'd become a producer in spite of hereandnow's telling me, over the years, it would never happen. Gil Holzman finally but that thought to rest in an email.
The TO end game … Total with 60% and Tullow with 40%, obvious I'd think. Do we still have Namibia after a TO?
It's why I increased my position 20% after swearing I wouldn't commit any more money. Pigs get slaughtered but I just couldn't ignore the huge potential any longer. Of course now I'm faced with just how much I'm going to leave on the table come drill time, but am now leaning towards leaving a bigger percentage ride. Accepting anything less than $10/share at this point would be unacceptable, and a betrayal.
Strider4 - thanks!
Thank you gentlemen, very much appreciated.
My laptop recently packed it in and I've lost everything, including several years of collected info on Eco. This play is too close to the finale for me to start afresh so, I'm hoping someone can have a look at our Guyana block and perhaps super impose it over slide 31.
I'd like to know for sure if the "blob" that is Hammerhead on slide 31 - which stops abruptly at what I'd describe as the 2 o'clock position, coincides with the boundary between our block and Exxon's. I'm trying to determine whether the oil find - which is Hammerhead, stops at the political or geological boundary.
Hereandnow.. said I wouldn't, but I've added to my position - 20%.
"I think the Orinduik-Stabroek partners are operating an undeclared cooperation 'agreement" ... I would agree. When it comes to a take-out let me reiterate, it will be Total, and they will take enough off Total at the same time to be operator on Orinduik. It's the simplest way to go that makes sense, KISS.
Yes, quiet but not for long, as soon as the dog & pony show ends there'll be a loud enough crash and another opportunity to buy. Some profit taking on the TSX this morning, a buck a share will see another bounce. Almost called the broker to enquire as to the hurdles I'd face buying on the London Exchange.
TSX, very low volume, MM action. The half million shares at ~ 10% in London looks much better imho.
Gyrating has been this stocks nature for as long as I’ve been involved and I doubt it will stop until Eco is sold. I’ve read all the excuses/reasons mentioned here in the past, save for one – shorting. Laugh if you will but it makes no less sense than anything else mentioned in the past 48 hours.
Nothing to do but pick away I’m afraid, and for the technical folks there is support at .56/.33, personally technicals when it comes to penny stocks really is laughable.
My .68 bid was just taken out, but this may fall further. There are holders that bought way too high and are now selling for tax purposes - they'll be back soon enough.
Nice buying opportunity for the uninitiated. The TSX Level 2 bid & ask are now .68/40p and .69 respectively.
What wording you ask? If this works out the way we hope, how about R.I.P. Eco ...
No.
O&W, I believe we are both on the same page when it comes to concerns of an early take-out, but no fear of that happening according to those here with experience. Eco won't be going anywhere until oil is discovered and proved, which will have to serve me for the next 6 months.
Fwiw, my core is 30 cents ... I've been getting filled at .71 for some time now. The TSX high of .93 were some of those I sold, the poor SOB that bought those. But to the question of a take-out, what better way to facilitate that scenario then to drive the sp down. No matter, we'll see what the sp is Jan 1st, in the meantime Merry Xmas!
We'll see if delaying a 'sure thing' is good judgement, lets use the sp as a metric - adding yet another 6 months onto the wait is not the way get bigger buyers into this stock. This might be the way to go for Total and Tullow but not for Eco, but then 15% puts one in the cheap seats when making these decisions. I've never felt sorry for GH before today, and right in the middle of Hanukkah.
Sharing that data might have been a mistake - no wonder Exxon turned that rig around mid course.
After looking for an elephant for years, and to have finally tripped over one, and then not to act is hard to stomach.