Iofina Share Discussion Threads

[n3tleylucas] 23/9/2013 15:48

I think you'd be better concentrating on your own positions instead trawling back through my posts ... mind you, I suppose I should feel honoured? lol

Funny how 250 was never cracked ... now 150 is the same, trendy? 50 the next?

[n3tleylucas] 23/9/2013 14:25

Aye Monts, I'd meet up with 'em & have a beer & a laugh ... they wouldn't bother me bud, don't worry.

[monts12] 23/9/2013 14:21

From what I remember about the Cheltenham lot, they were rugby player types, definitely not to be messed with!

[bobsworth] 23/9/2013 14:05

See all the filtered trolls are working overtime.

Desperate or what! LOL

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[superg1] 23/9/2013 13:46

Che

No mention of io2?

It was only on 18.7k or less and in theory extra brine up to the maximum rate adds more than io1 produces, so looking for a solid update there too.

The last rns as pointed out seemed to indicate io3 was complete.

Then of course your revenue increase prediction.

[hitsha3] 23/9/2013 12:58

Shonny is fonny, or funny, clown.

[shonny] 23/9/2013 12:43

SP setting up nicely for the dive I see

[che7win] 23/9/2013 12:20

Shonny,
all we need is confirmation 3 and 4 are being built/in commission for the share make progress.

The next 6 months are going to be very exciting here.

[n3tleylucas] 23/9/2013 11:21

If you disagree with SHONNY then buy the stock now.

I remember the tank te 113, how folk who said it would never halve from 250 seemed to have plenty of cash to top-up.

You see? They tell you to buy high but always have plenty to buy low.

Hypocrisy? Just watch them ...

Come on then! Buy it if you're so confident ... why wait? What you frightened of?

lol

[jonnyno1] 23/9/2013 11:14

good work SHONNY , really insightful. i now understand why you pay your advfn sub to add such value to BB's

j.

[shonny] 23/9/2013 10:57

I'm expecting this to take a further dive on Wednesday. No good news here, contrary to expectations.

[superg1] 23/9/2013 08:47

Bob

No idea re timings.

What we do know is before you put the application in, is that the extraction point, land lease/purchase and associated details need to be in place before an application.

I anticipate IOF will be very positive about the first permit/depot, and further applications will come including for ND.

Much of the water used for fracking has been over the last 12 months supplied by farmers and the like, with temporary permits which allow irrigation water to be sold to the O and G sector. If they hadn't done that the oil sector would have suffered with water supplies.

As time moves on the temp permits will cease and those with industrial water permits will fill the gap.

[writz] 23/9/2013 07:29

Thanks, SG.

[hitsha3] 22/9/2013 22:29

N3, sad man.

[n3tleylucas] 22/9/2013 22:16

Cat's out of the bag ... graham's saying 40% up on last yr's 4.8 ... makes 6.7.
What he doesn't say is it was 6 in 2011. 12% up in 2 yrs!!! Poor, very poor.

(Numbers : turnover GBP : 1st half)

Get ready.

[bobsworth] 22/9/2013 21:50

Superg1

"I anticipate that other applications will follow, including ND."

Do you have any thoughts on how many other applications we will see and in what time frames and also what is the latest regards their North Dakota application?
TIA

[n3tleylucas] 22/9/2013 21:00

You've no money to develop water ... even if you get permission you'll have to give it away for a small royalty.

Or are we heading for another Stena funding? Trust me, the terms this time will be jaw-dropping, and not in a good way ... their $15m is already 25% down in a soaring stock market.

[superg1] 22/9/2013 19:30

Writz

That first application is just down to some i's and t's left re admin, that's it, and that is why IOF are confident it will awarded.

I have done quite a bit in that side recently and came across a fact I was unaware of.

For water permit applications you only need to have letters of intent to purchase water for half of the amount you apply for. IOF have well over that so no issue.

As for who deals with it, my 'guess' would be a water resource specialist as listed here-:



On another 'guess' I'd say the final pieces to allow application correct to be recorded would be this week, so IOF may update us with their view on the likely award of the permit in the results.

I anticipate that other applications will follow, including ND.