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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Enegi Oil | ENEG | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.475 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.475 | 0.475 |
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Posted at 16/10/2015 08:13 by richgit The decline of investment by Oil Cos is not something that can be turned aroundovernight,so investment will stay in a trough of a vicious circle of repercussions for too low Oil prices. That suggests Oil will gradually rise in price until there is an inevitable supply crunch in years to come- and then even higher Oil prices !? ABTOG offer an affordable solution to Cos desperate for any extra revenue and of course - Asset addition to flimsy balance sheets. This really is potentially a great scenario for ABTOG. Prove it in one situation and it will roll and roll for years like the snowball/avalanche scenario. That`s what the big names involved with ABTOG foresee. An incredible risk/reward that at some point Investors foresee that with ENEG. No advice intended. |
Posted at 06/10/2015 16:18 by nick rubens What have ENEG achieved since listing back in 2008? |
Posted at 30/9/2015 13:30 by liquid millionaire Liquid Millionaire 29 Sep'15 - 15:50 - 11270 of 11289 1 0ENEG now in play?!?!? |
Posted at 30/9/2015 10:36 by richgit There is an element of logic that the Big Names in the Marginal Field Delivery Consortium are not involved for mere fun or time wasting.This could be one the greatest ideas to take shape in the Oil game,that PI`s have consistently value at 0,yet seemingly those Big Names foresee somewhat far beyond 0 (or what is the point ?). So how do we then value Eneg`s other assets,which are also valued for near 0 ? On a longer term risk/reward there is much potential for PI`s to be incredibly wrong about ENEG`s future and of course the future for Oil. All the cutbacks could bite us all back very badly in the future,as even the Saudis in this all out Oil War dont want to risk pumping more and more water at these prices. |
Posted at 29/9/2015 20:39 by haydock hxxps://rigfinder.coSome activity in NF. Significant to Eneg ? Not clear, but some interest & comments out there on N.F. today. |
Posted at 29/9/2015 15:50 by liquid millionaire ENEG now in play?!?!? |
Posted at 29/9/2015 14:35 by johndee I did ok with ENEG a few years ago. The NAV puts me off now....too low.I have put most of everything in IRG and CPX as they are severely undervalued and have great prospects going forward. |
Posted at 31/7/2015 11:49 by richgit At a guess there are 2000 + analysts claiming to be Oil experts,and I musthave missed the 1 that spotted what was coming-so I cannot feel too bad for getting Oil so terribly wrong,as it became a sledgehammer in a Financial War It doesn't help though,yet as all mainstream analysts are anti-Gold,that is where the bulk of my money has headed. Is sentiment towards Oil worse than Gold ? That could be a good sign if so-and all we can say is ENEG is not dead yet, though it will take a turn in sentiment to bring in buyers. How much more can the US, destroy to fill the coffers of the Gangster Banks and their leveraged derivatives. We also know the Gangster Dracula (JP Morgan/The Fed) will just as soon take the long side from the profits of their short anything on the Planet. But when ? ENEG`s plans are coming to fruition, and ironically in such a dire Oil Market the Customer potential has multiplied. Will the Oil Price War run its course as demand is still predicted to rise beyond 2020. Will the Saudis be pumping more water before the US Oil shaler debts implode- who knows !. A game that surely hits truth at some point,and then maybe ENEG will be taken more seriously. |
Posted at 27/5/2015 16:32 by haydock Good find LT. you are still backing your gut feeling.It's been a quiet period, but the prize is very large, & the ball still in play. Current operations are focused on opportunities around the Port au Port Peninsula in Newfoundland, Canada, the Clare Basin in County Clare, Ireland . There is much discussion in the air today of enegy in Canada, with new LNG exports, we are at the bottom of the cycle in NEW, but things could change very rapidly, they may even be producing a trickle as of old, has any body asked lately ? Current operations are focused on opportunities around the Port au Port Peninsula in Newfoundland, Canada, the Clare Basin in County Clare, Ireland . We know from the above comment that they still have an iron in the fire & a lead position in Ireland. The position regarding shale has not, despite what many folk think stood still. The delay may have been of benefit, to Eneg, time for another consortium ? Ireland is potentially a very valuable position. hxxp://www.nohotair. |
Posted at 03/5/2015 16:56 by richgit It is certainly all a bit of a Mystery to those that do not know the truth.BSE put such a high value on Eneg`s Newfoundland assets that in a presentation for attracting investors,they inferred they actually owned 50%,which caused quite a public spat between Managements. That tells us (again) how valuable they considered the assets !! Then the nonsense suggesting their Rig was ready and that ENEG had delayed its placement . Yet-they didn't (seemingly) have the drill permits,so why would they park the drill whilst it could spend months just being in the way ? Investors could be forgiven for thinking BSE were raising money against the value of ENEG``s assets in some scam. Most will never know, as the Oil price manipulations killed off most exploration Budgets,yet I am sure all would like some truths about -at best-some untruths from BSE. The assets remain and whilst BSE valued 50% (their deal)at Multi-Millions, the Market values 100% of Eneg`s assets at petty cash. I merely make the point-that the World still needs Oil. |
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