Borders & Southern Petro... Share Discussion Threads

[trigger blade] 09/1/2016 09:14

I must have missed the one after, where you said that PANR would be back up again to 149p by the end of the following trading day.

You were probably too busy tracking the 11% drop in BOR and trying to work out whether it's 95% or 96% down since you started ramping it :-)

[ride the wave] 08/1/2016 15:11

Told you panr would fall at £1.55 and called £1.19 .

I was right ...yet again

LOL xxx

[trulyscrumptious] 08/1/2016 14:30

Not so noisy today RTW, it seems your candles went out! You should have had the sense to buy panr instead try and trash it. Enjoy the rest of you dead cat bounce over here by yourself.

[trulyscrumptious] 08/1/2016 01:51

No one is mad enough to invest in the South Falklands with all the uncertainty about. This company is going nowhere for the moment but those who are inclined to dabble should remember, 'a fool and his money are soon parted.'

[ride the wave] 07/1/2016 12:44

Poor old Trevor didnt want to listen .

Ahhhhhh bless LOL

[chinahere] 07/1/2016 08:57

It would cost a lot and presumably RKH wouldn't do it for free so it would then be difficult for Borders to raise money to share in it. Perhaps a farm-out?

It is possible I guess but the recent trade volume in BOR hasn't been high and it coincided with a recent broker upgrade, so it could be just one or two investors buying the share?

[ride the wave] 06/1/2016 23:56

Maybe rkh are going to announce that they will drill Schornhorst next . It's in Borders acreage but extended into Fogls acreage . We know the merger has gone through so it's a strong possibility , that way we wouldn't need a farm in partner !!!!

Just putting it out there because something is clearly going on .

DYOR

[ride the wave] 06/1/2016 22:57

Just buy some Borders guys , you know you wanna !!!

Bite the bullet .

Aye and LOL

[ride the wave] 06/1/2016 22:53

Buywell is a mug just like you Barvin and Brian . You are probably all the same person !!!

What a Wally LMAO

[barvin] 06/1/2016 22:45

RTW - Indeed, I did call this wrong. Worse investment I have ever made plus have had to read your drivel on here daily as I don't do filtering.

On the other hand, least I have the decency not to try and sucker people in so I can get out and then waste 684 posts and therefore hours of time trying to unsuccessfully ramp a share that has dropped 90%.

Anyway, not to worry. Bigger things to worry about in this world like ClimateChange.

[buywell3] 06/1/2016 22:43

Posts from PMO threads .... relevant to Falklands operators though



buywell3 - 27 Aug 2015 - 03:31:44 - 5544 of 7572
Yes a mugs rally is in prospect for a few days

Whatever this reaches on any lift

Divide it by 2 and that will be my call when WTIC OIL drops to $35




buywell3 7 Sep'15 - 16:40 - 49 of 78 0 2 edit

What do mean bids

Most like this POS are holding massive Net Debt

They are strapped for cash

Zippo ... Nada .... Zilch .... enough for the tea club but no chocolate biscuits any more , only plain ones.
Cash preservation is the name of the game

Companies like RKH that have been recent buyers outside of the Falklands NOTE

Need a check up from the neck up

Prices will keep falling and that cash will be needed to SURVIVE

[shutittrev] 06/1/2016 22:39

Fair and honest reply..............one of the very few you have given on ADVFN. Just an observation mate.....nowt personal.

[ride the wave] 06/1/2016 22:37

Nah , I'm not into blokes bruv .

Lol

[shutittrev] 06/1/2016 22:34

RTW.....you fancy me, don't you? Fancy hooking up for some back door action. I know you want to. Just wondering like.

[ride the wave] 06/1/2016 22:34

You are so THICK it's frightening mate !!

Aye and LOL

[ride the wave] 06/1/2016 22:31

You mug , are you deaf ?

Read my post earlier where I told everyone I copied it from adfvn and it was originally posted in lse , but the persons name didn't show up .

What a mug you are !!!!

From day 1 - this was a long term hold and investment !!!

500% on afc
200% + cnel

How were your trades investments from the past year ???

EXACTLY - you TOOL !!!!!

Lmfao you de ramper mug - you called this wrong didn't you !!!!

DOH !!!!

[barvin] 06/1/2016 22:25

Amazing coincidence from the person who "spoke" to Obee today. It is almost a carbon copy of the transcript that someone kindly posted on LSE months ago. Funny that?

Stop trying to pass yourself off as some stock market guru then. You actively call people mugs, don't think they are the ones who have tried to ramp on a daily basis for the last 18 months only for the share price have dropped like a stone. Now that person is a MUG!

[ride the wave] 06/1/2016 22:14

Get with the programme , nearly 1m now .

Bought some at 1.62p if you must know (read all my history if you have the time) heheheheheheh .

The Howard post is copied from lse , read all my posts from today and you shall see LOL

New average 7p (it's no secret mate)

[barvin] 06/1/2016 21:53

So you rung Obee today did you RTW? Lols

Ride the wave 22 Jul'14 - 16:15 - 18483 of 20155 (12p)

Bought 100,000 shares today .
Holding 300,000 now .
Will continue adding in tranches over coming months .

GLA

[ride the wave] 06/1/2016 21:34

Trev you are just a mug because I told you to sell panr at £1.55 and it's tanking , it's on £1.43 now and will hit £1.19 . Why didn't you listen because I'm being proved right !!!

Just buy some Borders like I told you days ago , I'm being proved right here as well (funny that?) .

Don't get the ump because I post on panr .

ATB and listen next time (pmsl)

[ride the wave] 06/1/2016 21:00

Last two trades were buys on ISDX at 2.69p .

Expect a strong open as mr market needs our shares , that's why they ticked up the price on LSE (after the buys on ISDX). I think there's a big background buyer who is accumulating all the stock he can get his hands on .

DYOR .

[whoppy] 06/1/2016 11:32

As of yesterday 2 brokers recommend BOR as a strong buy. 3 are neutral.

[ride the wave] 06/1/2016 10:23

14 May 2015

 

Borders & Southern Petroleum plc

("Borders & Southern" or "the Company")

 

Sub-surface Evaluation and Resource Upgrade

 

Borders & Southern (AIM: BOR), a London based independent oil and gas exploration company, provides a technical update on its Darwin Gas Condensate Discovery and near-field prospectivity.

 

The Company has completed a comprehensive seismic reservoir characterisation study aimed at investigating the Early Cretaceous shallow marine play fairway. The objective was to improve the Company's understanding of the Darwin reservoir interval, both within and surrounding the discovery itself and its projected facies trend along the Aptian shelf. The analysis was based on approximately 2,500 square kilometres of high quality prestack depth migration (PSDM) 3D seismic data. Results from the study have allowed us to revise resource estimates for Darwin and close-by prospects.

 

The initial interpretation of the new 3D data confirmed the basic structural mapping but extended our knowledge northwards away from the discovery. The mapping also highlighted a number of interesting seismic amplitude anomalies, some of which were coincident with previously mapped leads. One of the key insights from this first phase of work was the influence of stratigraphic thinning of reservoirs on regional prospectivity. Potential reservoir intervals in the Early Cretaceous section, including the Darwin reservoir, thin towards the west and northwest. As a consequence, the shelf portfolio is now enhanced to include combined structural and stratigraphic traps.

 

The next phase of the evaluation comprised a seismic inversion study which utilised the excellent well-to-seismic calibration to help characterise the reservoir and further aid with prospect definition. The inverted seismic data describes the internal rock properties of the reservoir such as lithology type, porosity or fluid type rather than just the boundaries as mapped from conventional seismic reflection data. The processed data incorporates the well log data into a quantitative rock-property description of potential reservoir intervals. This study has identified new potential reservoir intervals and helped better define prospects and their resource assessments.

 

The results have highlighted a previously unrecognised reservoir interval extending over part of the Darwin East and Darwin West structures, just above the main reservoir. The interval is poorly developed in the discovery well but can be seen to expand to the east and south on the inverted seismic data. This porous interval is considered to be charged and to have a common contact with the main Darwin reservoir. Consequently, the Darwin resource assessment has now been revised to include this interval. Two lower intervals on Darwin West, previously identified and described but not included in to the resource assessment, have also been included. The revised best estimate (P50) un-risked estimate for the combined Darwin East and Darwin West structures, incorporating all proven and potential reservoirs, is 360 million barrels of recoverable condensate.

 

The main near-field prospects targeted by the seismic inversion study are: Covington, Morgan, Sulivan, Stokes and Wickham.

 

The principal target for Covington and Morgan is the main Darwin shallow marine sandstone reservoir. This north-northwest trending interval appears laterally continuous and, in the Company's view, represents a series of eastwards prograding sand bars on the Aptian shelf. Based on the seismic amplitude response we believe these prospects are more likely to be oil charged. Best estimate (P50) un-risked recoverable resource estimates for the Covington and Morgan prospects are 216 and 230 million barrels of oil respectively.

 

The target intervals for the Sulivan and Stokes prospects are older and deeper than the main proven Darwin reservoir. This older stratigraphy was not penetrated in the discovery well and some uncertainty remains as to the age and depositional environment of the potential reservoir. Based on the amplitude anomalies, the hydrocarbon phase is believed to more likely to be gas condensate, similar to Darwin. Best estimate (P50) un-risked resource estimates for Sulivan are 473 million barrels of recoverable condensate and for Stokes 134 million barrels of recoverable condensate.

 

The Wickham prospect has a target stratigraphically younger than the main Darwin reservoir. This shallow marine sand interval was not encountered in the discovery well. The prospect is located on the downthrown side of the main Darwin fault. Based on the amplitude response, this prospect is believed to be more likely oil charged. The best estimate (P50) un-risked recoverable resource is estimated at 119 million barrels.

 

Future sub-surface technical work will continue to refine the Company's assessment of this area but will also develop a greater understanding of the Early Cretaceous deep water channel and fan play which includes the previously described prospects Burgess and Bute.