Ophir Energy Share Discussion Threads

[nigelpm] 17/11/2015 09:13

Any chance chaps to avoid the politics chatter.

[fangorn2] 17/11/2015 08:47

@Space,

Oil was up marginally yesterday - off 0.07% to $41.71 Wti side. Suspect it' more a case of risk on post the US Dow rise..Seems to be good buying across the board, Oilie,Miners, and other sectors

Tullow up, even with a Kenya duster I see.

[spacedust] 17/11/2015 08:23

I hope the rise can be sustained. What's causing this as oil isnt up

[marvelman] 17/11/2015 07:55

Fangorn....your views are at one with many of us in this country we are having taken away from us without it seems an opportunity to say no. Your eloquent posts give me heart that me and my family and our many friends are not alone in not accepting this virus consuming our country and society....regards.

[spacedust] 16/11/2015 20:00

Unity is required not division.

[ed 123] 16/11/2015 15:27

Someone trying to get this back down to 80p?

Weaker than the other oilers.

[cumnor] 13/11/2015 20:56

Fang Tongue in cheek (2353) I suspect but if SA keeps pumping oil to the detriment of its neighbours and for the (indirect) benefit of its allies (USA) I can see serious repercussions. The low oil price is inflicting as much economic damage on countries like Russia, Algeria, Venezuela, Nigeria etc, soon Iran, Iraq and could bankrupt them with serious social unrest a possibility. This is in effect what war does (without the bombs and killing) so I do not see this situation lasting long as the Saudis will become enemy NO 1 amongst former friends and the likes of Putin or Iranian allies could easily 'arrange' infrastructre sabotage if they see the present games being played by a lead suppliers turning their respective countries into economic basket cases. A couple of million barrells a day out of supply would drive the price to the $60-$70 level (still painful for shale)and catch the shorters off guard completely. This economic warfare won't last as the Saudis are coming under pressure and Putin is unlikely to let it in any case. He is visiting Iran soon. Why? imo

[nigelpm] 13/11/2015 18:09

I'd rather that not be the way but certainly possible right now.

[fangorn2] 13/11/2015 16:45

Nothing that a good bomb in Saudi/stray missile in Iran wont solve eh Nigel :)

[nigelpm] 13/11/2015 16:09

LOL. lots of short term oversupply. will sort itself out soon enough.

[nigelpm] 12/11/2015 19:18

The market generally knows despite all the fluffy talk from directors and its a big thumbs down.
imho

Think you are off the mark.

Nothing fluffy in the webcast.

I recommend watching it.

[nigelpm] 12/11/2015 19:14

Impressive webcast.

Question on the share price answered very well I thought.

Bottomline - they will just keep working on improving NAV and the market can do what it likes.