By coch6670Wed, 19 Jun 2013 21:21:00 GMT Up only 2% - problems? By coch6670
By peterboroughmattWed, 19 Jun 2013 21:05:00 GMT pete, and i also enjoying watching eastenders while tucking into my macdonalds and thinking to myself 'it doesn't get any better'.
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i'm lovin it By peterboroughmatt
By TarlesWed, 19 Jun 2013 20:44:00 GMT 115% upside on one farm out with our acreage, how much more interest has been shown since HRT discovered light oil? One strike and we will be looking at most of our acreage swallowed up hence why we are looking at acreage elsewhere no doubt. I like our chances from here myself.
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By CEObobWed, 19 Jun 2013 20:34:00 GMT pete, and i also enjoying watching eastenders while tucking into my macdonalds and thinking to myself 'it doesn't get any better'. By CEObob
By CEObobWed, 19 Jun 2013 20:29:00 GMT rob, been very very busy...doing a bit of this and bit of that alsonot to mention my transcendental meditation. might have to do a session with knowledge kati, not. interesting to note the late great sir harvey jones, the trouble shooter, was a dabbler of tm....in all honesty, very content with my chariot experience...it's been an eye opener.
been reading the board lightly and got to say the coch has been an oasis in very dry desert lacking honesty (motives aside). how anybody can take in jimmy's optimised and well versed story needs to give themselves a slap...still not sure if he is the one crouching or the one lying down....jimmy knows what i'm talking about.
tbh, news events have taken priority....and it's been interesting. i have been following how the indians, the chinese, the koreans, the malaysians, the spaniards the cubansetc...are all hunting for oil. it seems now that any man and his dog can go looking for oil while at the same time everything is getting stoked up in the middle eastcoincidence? and yet we see the silent tiptoe of some significant oil companies selling assets to drill the mythical shales of the usa. something doesn't add up. if i was a paranoid schizophrenic i'd say the dice is being loaded and there could be some big blow back. the brazialians are frantically chasing those +$200 billion...that a lot of money to be stacked on offshore oil over the next 20 years when you consider what advancements are being made in alternative energy.
how is it going to end? don't know, but somewhere someone is stacking the cards and loading the dice on this of that i'm sure. By CEObob
By peterboroughmattWed, 19 Jun 2013 20:25:00 GMT pete, when you can furnish your own thoughts with a justification rather than a hollow acceptance in your reply, i might make more of an effort to respond to you. you can't say 'it is what it is' when you don't have all the facts....to accept the circumstances as they stand is the denial of something - we categorically know information is being held back. on the other hand, i might be paranoid, but my view is closer to the truth as my truth accepts the fact that not all information on drills have been released.
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We have the facts we need to know, they went Wildcatting and missed.
We live to fight another day, there is no man didnt land on the moon conspiracy going on here.
We learn and move on (company and investors)
Its been to £3 before and can again with the right turn of events. By peterboroughmatt
By SuzyBoozyWed, 19 Jun 2013 20:07:00 GMT CEObob
It's AIM, get used to it. Worse things have happened and even worse things will happen until the day AIM gets wounds up.
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By robintherichWed, 19 Jun 2013 20:03:00 GMT Hi CEObob.
Ok. I am open to debate.
What is your take so as to be clear.
T/O ?
Buyout of Namibia on the cheap?
Buy more sly shares 300m?
Keep going and hope the sp flies on others hard work?
Hope you get your money back so you can be a happy chappie once again.
All I see is upside either Nam , Mauritania, Morocco and the superb Brazil. Time is all we need and 300m shares will soon be accounted for ?
Keep posting and good luck.
You have been quiet of late and I have missed a balanced view other than the masterful C's b s.
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By CEObobWed, 19 Jun 2013 19:51:00 GMT pete, when you can furnish your own thoughts with a justification rather than a hollow acceptance in your reply, i might make more of an effort to respond to you. you can't say 'it is what it is' when you don't have all the facts....to accept the circumstances as they stand is the denial of something - we categorically know information is being held back. on the other hand, i might be paranoid, but my view is closer to the truth as my truth accepts the fact that not all information on drills have been released. By CEObob
By CEObobWed, 19 Jun 2013 19:37:00 GMT larry ex bp and williot ex exxon step in after chariot drill nimrod and hrt drill wingat...say no more guv, nudge nudge....and it's all non-commercial, but we can't give you the figures because that would give the game awayit's like drilling into texas and being two nill downwhat a load of horse **it!...where's the zip on the back of my head larry? By CEObob
By peterboroughmattWed, 19 Jun 2013 19:36:00 GMT Bob I think you need to get over the last 2 wells and move on.
It is what it is. By peterboroughmatt
By CEObobWed, 19 Jun 2013 19:25:00 GMT a very interesting story on how statoil has found oil off of newfoundland. change the country to namibia, chariot for statoil and substitute tapir or nimrod for the field and how far would you be from the 'truth'? how many variables would you need to change in the newfoundland story to put a spin on the namibia story, if any

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what are the reason for not fully disclosing data on any of the three wells?
...and those 300 million unaccounted shares that bombed the price with not one significant rns....mmm.
you have to laugh at who is kidding who. By CEObob
By coch6670Wed, 19 Jun 2013 18:46:00 GMT It's up 6% now - profit taking or news? By coch6670
By coch6670Wed, 19 Jun 2013 17:58:00 GMT It's up 8.26% but still below May prices
Just pointing it out By coch6670
By BrellisWed, 19 Jun 2013 17:48:00 GMT Reason for the rise.

HRT Participacoes em Petroleo SA, the oil company exploring in the Amazon and Namibia, rose to the highest in three weeks after Grupo BTG Pactual (BBTG11)s investments in the oil industry fueled positive sentiment.
Rio de Janeiro-based HRT gained 8.7 percent to 2.50 reais at 12:27 p.m. in Sao Paulo after rising to as much as 2.68 reais, the highest since May 27. The stock increased 20 percent yesterday, the most since August. Brazils benchmark stock index was down 0.7 percent.
HRT is benefiting from Sao Paulo-based BTGs decision to move more aggressively into the oil industry, Luana Helsinger an analyst at brokerage GBM Brasil, said by phone from Rio. BTG said June 17 it agreed to buy 50 percent of Petroleo Brasileiro SA (PETR3)s assets in Angola, Benin, Gabon, Namibia, Nigeria and Tanzania for $1.5 billion.
The bank plans to develop a large oil and gas company to tap other opportunities, O Estado de S. Paulo reported yesterday, without saying where it got the information. The bank signed on March 6 a so-called strategic agreement with billionaire Eike Batistas holding company EBX Group Co., whose biggest unit is oil producer OGX Petroleo e Gas Participacoes SA.
BTG and HRT declined to comment on potential partnerships when contacted by Bloomberg.
Brian By Brellis
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