88 Energy Share Discussion Threads

[1i1i1i] 11/9/2017 15:37

Bitter little man, did you buy at 4p on a T+20? Never mind Ronjoe, let all that anger out, come on!

[ronjoe77] 11/9/2017 13:55

november the 12 2017...RNS 88e are glad to tell the market that after the shambolic state of ice2v we are now going to bring back the rig ( if we can get one) and set a whipstock in the 9 5/8 csg and do a sidetrack to the 1ce2h....yyyyyeeeeeessssss.

[ronjoe77] 11/9/2017 13:48

& i know 100bbls u x by 30..thats ok saying it you have to prove it.u cant sell your car if u just show the tyer, well maybe some of the nutters on here would buy a car if they only seen the tyer.

[ocso1979] 11/9/2017 11:56

Best things I've ever done is the bail out @4p like I always wanted to.
It will became a long journey for some,flow test is not going well I know gentleman club will deny it but hey.

Only one person SPo but he bailed out as well and he knows why he is a knowledgeable expert so he could not take the risk anymore.

[ocso1979] 11/9/2017 11:35

spooks3

People don't like the truth where is the magic calculator TimO bailed out ages ago.
Aberdenman nowhere near.

[ocso1979] 11/9/2017 11:14

LSE is full of bs. Dreamer LTHs start to worry that it won't go back to 4p again. I'll tell you that for good work you need time but for the bad one you need even more.
It take bloody ages I told them last year that we'll be @2p in 2017 all the way and here we go.

[ambergambler2] 11/9/2017 10:59

ronjoe

Where did the figure of 48k barrels of ff come from? Myunderstanding is 28k barrels
of frack fluid was pumped into the well

[1i1i1i] 11/9/2017 09:37

Ronjoe, you can't even string a meaningful sentence together, you should have focused more at school.

[ronjoe77] 11/9/2017 09:22

Hi Spooks this is now a waiting game and we'll just have to wait

[ronjoe77] 11/9/2017 08:54

I could by and sell you anyday ofthe weeks.....u just a fool

[1i1i1i] 11/9/2017 08:37

Don't be bitter, some of us are better at this game than others, for every one of me there is a sucker like you. xxx

[ronjoe77] 11/9/2017 08:36

1.4 p and you want a hug dear I

[1i1i1i] 11/9/2017 07:30

Silly Ronjoe, I'm up in this with an average of 1.4p, please don't get all bitter towards this stock as you are in at a higher price. Perhaps leave the stockmarkets alone and focus on scratch cards would be better for you.

[spooks3] 11/9/2017 05:11

Ronjoe, appreciate your insights and taking time to share with us, thank you.

i suspect the difficulties for all is that this is a one of a kind type of well. So it is hard to know what adaptations are being made to get the best out of the well. The known things like swabbing and nitrogen, may give way to something no one has seen before.

[ronjoe77] 11/9/2017 04:32

This may seem daft to backward folk...but it has a BIG THING on the good folk of 88E
Hahaheho

[ronjoe77] 11/9/2017 04:25

Pumping ff into the well... Did it just go as in pump sending 48k bbls into this well with no pressure ok can do seen it.
Did it pump with 1000psi all the time over a24hr period can do seen it
Did it pump with 2500psi and took a week to pump 48k bbls into formation
Did it pump with 3500psi and take 6 weeks to pump 48k bbls into the fromation
Ans on a post card.

[ronjoe77] 11/9/2017 04:11

The big q is what was the Psi at the start of the pumping ff into the well...and what was the final psi on the pump after the 48k was pumped ???

[spooks3] 11/9/2017 01:08

Ronjoe a response from another industry guy to your thoughts

''With the greatest of respect to other opinions, that is not correct. Firstly there has been no gas flow reported only some hydrates which are a form of hydro carbon crystal formed in hydrocarbon water mixes, a bit like a snow flake, when the temperature is low enough. Tiny quantities of hydro carbon do dissolve into water.
But taking the scenario the poster describes where a gas cap forms in the top of the well bore, it is still the pressure from the reservoir pushing the liquid column above that creates the squeeze of that gas cap. The gas will have displaced a section of the water in the wellbore making the hydrostatic head lighter, so enabling more pressure at the top. Well head pressure when shut in is always going to be exactly reservoir pressure minus the static head weighing on it. Reservoir pushes up, hydrostatic pushes down''