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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Gold Oil | GOO | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 1.45 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 1.45 |
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Posted at 04/7/2013 23:05 by hugomaracuya Ok then Chitty. Just for you ........Really good, in a crashing market, caused by Portugal about to explode into a massive default and renaging on their bail out conditions, triggering all kinds of mayhem, and a domino effect on all the PIIGS and a renewed disintegration of the Eurozone, isn't it nice to see GOO holding steady. Not one sell, and the price rock solid. |
Posted at 28/6/2013 07:10 by valentine And they may expand on Maranta field and Ecuador when they re-launch.The presentation illustrations and text looked pretty good. The funds/insts will see that prior to public exposure, presumably included on the new website. the nasties are behind us new and the clear sight chap that is RB is guiding us towards an infinitely better future. GOO's problem to a great extent was their business decisions..allowing Karoon to leave with a fraction of the money due for such an exit. Taking Z34 deep water location. It is very deep water, where the best prospects are, compared to what Karoon went with next door. Like half as deep again. It is not a problem with modern rigs but it was a little optimistic back then, let's say. They were forthright about it and that is why the deal with Union was re-jigged. A great deal given the 'free carry' Karoon are bringing in the deep-sea rig for their location, Z38 and we get the ship afterwards and the cost is lessened. Karoon are paying for that ship to come from the Gulf of Mexico! There are no such rigs off Peru presently. Basically the old Bod's of Goo needed their heads looking at. RB is the head specialist and has corrected the problems they created. Now he is looking at Onshore easy-access location where drilling costs are a fraction of deep-sea operations. That is a crucial difference. Moore, Bell and co were dreamers who caused a nightmare for pi's! RB will restore a comfortable night's sleep to those who have the faith. |
Posted at 14/6/2013 19:03 by the guardian Good to see the market reaction and the comments on here today. Most seem to realise that the GOO of today is a completely different animal from the GOO of 2012. We have an excellent spread of high and low risk assets and somewhere along the line, luck will kick in and the current share price will be a distant memory.A quick look on PLUS shows buys exceeding sells by about 1.75 million. There was a late trade on LSE of 1.25 million at 1.5p. It could have been a trade that was being processed all day, in which case, difficult to categorise as a buy or a sell. If genuinely at 16.32, then it was a sell. All in all a good day for Gold Oil. Fitting that Rudolph's comment about a new start should see a new name. I favoured Phoenix Oil as well, but that is not the name that Rudolph has in mind. Interesting that someone mentioned that the low share price could be putting new investors off. I would be happy with a 10:1 consolidation which would put us at 15p. That doesn't appear to be on the agenda at the moment but it would also make the trades more liquid - easier to buy or sell 100k than 1 million. My shares are in a Barclays nominated account, so could someone please post the AGM agenda and resolutions when convenient please. Have a good weekend all. |
Posted at 14/6/2013 10:17 by grahambr Its a shame that GOO got kicked in the goolies because compared to a couple of years ago it is now an extremely good investment IMHO.Rudolf is confident of the Nancy extension but has wisely discounted it at the moment. Z34 should come good in the end and is carried. Phoenix would be a good name for GOO as it rises from the ashes. |
Posted at 29/5/2013 20:04 by jack shit yep, closed at 6.5p on 04 May 12.There were only 892m shares in issue giving a mkt cap of £58m on that date. There are now 1,169,513,025 shares in issue at 1.65p giving a mkt cap of £19.3m. So to get to the same mkt cap as before GOO needs to reach 4.96p. Looked at another way, GOO should be 4.96p just to get back to May 12 mkt cap, then add in all the progress. On the flip side, GOO were also just 3.25p before the suspension giving a mkt cap of £29m. Today, the mkt cap is £19.3m. So the share price should be 2.5p to reach the same mkt cap of £29m as immediately prior to suspension, then add in all the progress. Take your pick :0) |
Posted at 28/5/2013 04:29 by ja5tirling Good morning all. I have small holding in GOO and have been watching events closely. Every week I feel that we must receive some sort of news but nothing as of yet! News, today would be great suprise... Good news please. I am interested what is everyone's plan for this rollercoaster ride of a share? GLA |
Posted at 14/5/2013 19:44 by gattaca At least GOO have now submitted their application for 3D sesimic and drilling to the Peruvian authorities. A massive piece of work which I'm sure didn't come cheap.Still not a word from Vale. My guess is they have done nothing at XXI. Not exactly rushing themselves. As for our Z34 partners, a few words stating their desire if not committment to drill this block and a few upbeat words on what it could mean to them and Gold wouldn't go amiss. GOO haven't come out from under the radar yet. The company is solvent, projects are being upgraded and farmed out. Annoying as it is to see this awful share price, unlike last year there is now no rush, no panic and we have a company moving forward and the future looks very good indeed. |
Posted at 13/5/2013 07:42 by nlmbidc Well based on the goo website update its almost certain that Goo have doubled their income from nbm.At the end of january we had the equivalent of 290 bopd (58 oercent of 500 bopd). We then gained the other 210 bopd when we acquired 100 percent. With the increased production referred to on the goo website we would only need to increase production by 80 bopd to double what we were producing at the end of january. That must be worth shouting about with an rns..... Bring it on. |
Posted at 18/4/2013 07:15 by 555zakzak 2 weeks...Didnt you know its officially "good news Goo day" and ties in with "May Day" Its the day celebrated by all goo holders and for their patience as investors the company awards them with big juicy presents that come in the way of news flow. It will be some amazing news this time round as well, just you see. It will contain further news on NBM, Rosa Blanca and how a major partner for Z34 will not stop calling RB to hassle him into getting the deal pushed through quicker. We are all then invited to a party to beat all party's. Before the party kicks off though RB and the major's will announce how they are going to commission a book on the history and times of Gold Oil. CS will be given the lead role as author and TG is the editor. Everyone from this board will get a mention and given a few £ to say thanks. The share price will rerate to C16p and we build from there. Its going to be a great "Good news Goo day" If Carlsberg did "Goo days" thats what it would look like. Dig deep all, it could happen...... |
Posted at 17/4/2013 19:47 by cyclic This will come good in time although I'm becoming very tired.So much potential it's now the only stock I'm in. Been here since circa 2005. I had to roll over 3 million shares in 2010 following the desire disaster and I was seriously concerned I would get hit for a big tax bill when goo when to the moon. Now I'm wondering will I ever hit the jackpot with goo. Currently holding over 5 million shares here and still waiting. Come on goo give us an update please |
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