Offshore Hydrocarbon Mapping Share Discussion Threads

[bones30] 25/2/2010 12:07

More background regarding CSEM patent:

[mdrans1] 25/2/2010 09:31

OHM should be able to sue the patent offices.

[mr macgregor] 25/2/2010 08:37

The European decision removes further credibility from the muppet in the patent office who gave the University of Southampton's patent to EMGS in the first place. Wonder if he is still working at handing over UK technical achievement to other countries for profit.

[robson1974] 25/2/2010 07:24

i thought all these patent issues had been dealt with !

anyway EMGS could save themselves a lot of hassle by just taking out ohm (even if they simply took them over and shut the csem part down they'd make huge savings on legal bills and take capacity out of the market)

[bones30] 23/2/2010 23:40

acm- why exactly? This is on its knees in terms of market cap. Its got to worth a lot more than this. Rock Solid alone is worth more than this.

[acm434] 23/2/2010 18:52

Can't believe that this is holding up so well to be honest.

[bones30] 23/2/2010 12:27

I still think its Lehman's administrators selling these. I believe they have gone below 3% a good long time ago but their administrators are still selling off Lehman's stakes in various companies. e.g. recently:

OPP
SKR
CWP
TSW
CHL
SKR
DOO
CIU

The last we heard of the Lehman holding was this:



Obviously this is speculation on my part so DYOR.

[123kp] 23/2/2010 09:16

when are we going to see levels of 16p again. I'll be out as soon as this starts to rise.

[folderboy] 22/2/2010 12:17

Maybe even sarcasm (for which apologies) - I would like to think this is 'looking good' but can see no evidence that it is.

Doh! - What a dummy I am - you meant that you were being ironic . . . sorry clearly - lost on me. terrible thing this getting old (whilst waiting for the share price here to rise)

[folderboy] 22/2/2010 11:51

Interesting use of the word good there!

[humbugg] 22/2/2010 11:44

these are looking good..............

[robson1974] 21/2/2010 15:44

Mandatory notification of trade
Feb 11, 2010 18:10 CET

Dag Reynolds, EMGS Executive Vice President of Sales, Marketing and Business Development, has on 11 February 2010 purchased 200,000 shares in EMGS at the average price of NOK 5.3012 per share.
Following this transaction, Dag Reynolds holds 200,000 shares and 125,000 options in EMGS.

Contact
Svein Knudsen, EMGS chief financial officer, [phone]

[bones30] 19/2/2010 14:24

There was Rock Solid Imaging contract win last week (which wasn't RNSed), other than that, depends how far you want to go back.

As Robson points out at least they aren't releasing annoucements about trivial things.

G/L.

[eater24] 19/2/2010 14:22

any news expected here soon seem to have lost track of this , only have a very small holding

[robson1974] 19/2/2010 11:55

BE
But oil services deal in the States though
BE
If the WSJ is to be believed, that is
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Feb. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Schlumberger Ltd., the world's largest oilfield services provider, is in advanced talks to buy Smith International Inc., the Wall Street Journal reported on its Web site, citing people familiar with the negotiations.

The deal is expected to be announced in coming days, the paper said. Stephen Harris, a spokesman for Schlumberger, declined to comment on the report in an e-mailed response to questions. "The company doesn't respond to rumors of this variety," said Shawn Housley, director of investor relations at Smith International.
BE
Now, the theory would be that, is Schlumberger bought ....
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Halliburton and Weatherley would have to follow
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Although we're not seeing much action in the UK oil services stocks yet

[bones30] 17/2/2010 10:28

Reckon that 100k bought at 7.9p yesterday was a buy.

[comedy] 16/2/2010 14:00

nina noona you still here on an uptick day??? lol thought you were going to leave us playing the band as the ship sailed???>>>get some before it rockets...you know you want too.

[acm434] 16/2/2010 00:13

CSEM is a dead duck I'm afraid.

[robson1974] 15/2/2010 23:13

Carnegie

EMGS
Keeping the faith

OUTPERFORM
HIGH RISK

􀁠 EMGS delivered terrible Q4 figures last week, with revenue of only
USD7m. We were expected USD14m and the consensus USD10m–
15m. A profit warning would have been appropriate.

􀁠 That said, we keep hearing general comments from both oil companies
and seismic companies that suggest demand for EM is picking up. EMGS
is the undisputed number one EM player, and should duly benefit if these
comments are true. We forecast gradual improvements in the quarterly
figures from now on.

[shugmonkey] 14/2/2010 14:22

Thanks for the input nina.

[ninalog] 14/2/2010 13:05

this one mighty dog that ramper robans sons1974 has got you all in, cash must fast be running out so no doubt begging bowl will be out for 2p rescue rights.

nina