Aminex Share Discussion Threads

[dan_the_epic] 11/5/2017 23:03

"LFDKMP, well I am fortunate enough to have worked for two stockbrokers and three global institutions in the past 20 years of working in the finance industry, hence I know this stuff."

Based on some of the tosh you come out with, I find this hard to believe.

[gerryjames] 11/5/2017 22:51

Found them Skin?

[haggismchaggis] 11/5/2017 22:48

Pity it's not a mining stock, you could have gazed in ore!

[skinwalker] 11/5/2017 22:48

Me too. I almost wonder whether its the second coming

[lfdkmp] 11/5/2017 22:42

Not ridicule haggis, I just stand and gaze in awe.

[haggismchaggis] 11/5/2017 22:34

LFDKMP, well I am fortunate enough to have worked for two stockbrokers and three global institutions in the past 20 years of working in the finance industry, hence I know this stuff.I've also been on stock forums for so long that ridicule goes straight past me, it's like water off a ducks back.

[skinwalker] 11/5/2017 22:24

Dorking? Thats where I live! Where are the strap-on hookers?

[skinwalker] 11/5/2017 22:12

I'm wondering whether Haggis and Mourinho are one and the same?

[skinwalker] 11/5/2017 22:10

What? The haggishole? leave it to the rabbits!

[lfdkmp] 11/5/2017 22:09

Yes skinwalker.

I'm wondering when we lesser mortals will be allowed to approach the gates of the Omniscient One's abode.

[skinwalker] 11/5/2017 22:05

Haggis that's brilliant. What genius! However did you work that out? Astonishing insight and perception.

[lfdkmp] 11/5/2017 21:38

All sounds very plausible haggis.

Another few years investing and I'll swallow it hook line and sinker.

[haggismchaggis] 11/5/2017 21:20

Gerry, so it isn't obvious to you that Institutional Investors don't buy when stocks are tanking?, or that they monitor volatility and wait for stocks to settle before loading up?, or that the MM's main clients are Institutional Investors so when MM's need to clear an overhang they can let those clients know and pin the price down for them while they load up?How long have you been investing??

[jimbobaroony] 11/5/2017 20:45

Sorry, again, I must have missed something. We have 2 institions buying? Missed the RNS for that!!

[gerryjames] 11/5/2017 17:25

Yes funny how we now have 2 new institutional buyers once the paid basher left. I think Institutions must be afraid of the paid bashers. The Chuckle Brothers, look soft, for example.

[haggismchaggis] 11/5/2017 17:13

When PT was selling I said they'd be gone as soon as PT finished. Paid bashers, or were told by MM mates that PT was selling.

[gerryjames] 11/5/2017 17:09

Good spot Bun. Probably spending all that recent basher cash on strap-on hookers and kebabs. Somewhere in Dorking.

[haggismchaggis] 11/5/2017 16:33

Looking at the trades today, do we have two Institutional Investors accumulating? I'm looking initially at the series of 250k buy trades but also at the series of 100k buys.

[ngms27] 11/5/2017 14:59

With all due respect Mike Rego and Neil Ritson ARE NOT the decision makers on where NT-3 will be located.

I doubt they would need 3D seismic, I'd think the quality 2D they have is good enough to identify these relatively large structures for drilling purposes.

[haggismchaggis] 11/5/2017 12:34

I was thinking the N3 site was picked because it can hit Ntorya and Likonde sands at significant thickness. Perhaps because it's only 2D seismic it's not guaranteed to be accurate (as proven by L1, N1 and N2 inaccuracies), couple that with the renewed search for oil and there's a compelling case for tight 3D seismic around N3. 3D seismic has been mentioned by NR and Mike Rego, so it's definitely on their minds. The N3 pad might turn out to be perfectly placed, then again it might need expanding in one direction or moving hundreds of meters away. So the next RNS may be we are going to do 3D seismic, BUT that depends on the availability of 3D onshore seismic teams, if none are available near term then we may elect to stick with drilling N3 as planned from the existing pad, and look at doing larger 3D seismic later on when the teams are available.

[haggismchaggis] 11/5/2017 12:25

Oilretire, not sure what you mean by 'balance' as to me that bit just adds even more weight to what I posted ;-) I did post the link so people could read the rest, I wasn't trying to hide anything ;-)

[bunbooster2] 11/5/2017 12:04

Wonder what is behind the rise today. I notice lowflow has stopped posting.

[greyingsurfer] 11/5/2017 12:02

looks to me that they will likely NOT be drilling from the current NT-3 well pad and instead are looking for options whereby they can target the underlying Jurassic from the same drill site

I'd been beginning to think along those lines, or possibly moving the proposed drill site. The delay is too long to be explained by initial comments about deciding how deep to drill.

Peter

[oilretire] 11/5/2017 11:59

You forgot to copy this bit haggis, so just for balance........like I said earlier, it's certainly not a given. But I'm hoping it is.


“Black oil was seen on the cuttings [at the NT-2 well in Tanzania] – now what we will make of that in the next few months to years, I don’t know,” Ritson said.

The Solo Oil Chairman said that the company would continue to consider the existence of an elusive oil play in the region and offered suggestions as to its possible characteristics.

“In my mind, it’s certainly not deep offshore, it’s a near shore and onshore play and we seem to be getting indications, both at Kiliwani North and Ntorya [Solo Oil interests located in Tanzania], that it is a real possibility that there is yet a play in there,” Ritson said.

[blackgold00] 11/5/2017 11:39

yes ngms that might be the case, anyway i think we are going to be finding out fairly soon.