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RRL Range Resources Limited

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Range Resources Limited LSE:RRL London Ordinary Share AU0000065989 ORD NPV (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.035 0.03 0.04 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
14/5/2010
15:17
wirralfinance #10695,

Thanks m8 it much appreciated.

The Georgia article looks grat too.

ATB,
GD

greatfull dead
14/5/2010
15:07
That sort of news will knock a penny off the shares.

I really wish people would think before posting good news. lol.

shugmonkey
14/5/2010
15:03
Wirralfinance,

Cheers! Range taking over Straight? I hope sooner rather than later. It just goes to show how much core value is building here yet still off the radar of most. If it does not start moving to fair value, when the Georgia and Puntland drilling takes place end of year, this is going to rocket!

Cash

cashandcard
14/5/2010
15:02
great find!
hardassets57
14/5/2010
14:52
Jack, you need to think about where the share price will be by Xmas :)
dr jekyll
14/5/2010
14:43
This is a yo yo share - im invested but so frustrating when the fundamentals are clearly there.
jackman2
14/5/2010
14:28
California Joe, did you have to go and spoil my day :) Hopeful of getting something back there and if I do or should I say when I do some of it is very likely to be invested here assuming of course that it is this side of this century. Who did you post as in those days? Appreciate you may not want to answer that by he way.
dr jekyll
14/5/2010
13:39
Hardassets - doh - if only I'd known it was your Mastermind specialist subject. You see, everyone brings some unique expertise to bulletin boards.
spangle93
14/5/2010
13:07
Reserves Report is for the whole field, but based (at the moment) on results from Smith #1. Results from the next well will enable them to firm up the estimate already given, and hopefully move it P3>P2>P1. Still good news IMO Morf
morfina
14/5/2010
12:45
Currently RRL are producing from the middle of the 3 zones from Smith well#1.
The reserves report is based on Smith well#1 with the (37m) of net pay thickness from the 3 zones. We have been told initialy the other 2 zones will have fraccing ops carried out on them. RRL rhen stated through the operator that the producing zone would also be fracced.

My take is the reserves report is only for Smith well#1 based on operations completed to date. Not the total 1,680 acres we now have.

Spudding on Russell Bevly #1 appraisal well on 12 May 2010. All please note is a appraisal well. This well will provide valuable information regarding the size and geometry of the reservoir and move additional reserves into the Proved Producing category. That may well be higher than the initial P3 reserves report as:-
Category Natural Gas Oil (mmbbls) Natural Gas
(Bcf) Liquids
(mmbbls)


Total Reserves 215.5 16.0 15.5 .

One has to consider that Fraccing on Smith well~1 has not happened yet. Successful fraccing may well see the initial reserves as low in comparrision to what Smith well #1 may end up producing. Also please do not forget the extremly high pressures when Smith well #1 was reported as a discovery.

This is not rocket science.

GD

greatfull dead
14/5/2010
11:56
Oh dont go there please ;-)
fairdeal2008
14/5/2010
11:56
I am waiting to top up at 3p and then looking to sell at 7p very soon.
shrule
14/5/2010
11:29
o/t

Hardassets - It's good to have a true expert on board, thanks for your input.

I've often wondered about the ancestory of the now infamous blue smartie, can you shed any light?

runbrian
14/5/2010
11:25
Some people are wasted on these boards! Read that how you will...
runbrian
14/5/2010
10:57
I think you are casting aspersions on the Surrey population
fairdeal2008
14/5/2010
10:54
Impossible Sbangle!

Rolo's were not invented until 1346 by Edward De'Rolo the famous Kentish goat-herd from Maidstone.

As any student of medieval confectionery would testify - to win the heart of a maiden in Dartford, he sent her 1/2 a kilo of fresh goats droppings. Unfortunately by the time she received them they were too hard to chew, as she bit into one, her last remaining tooth fell out.

when news got back, Edward De'Rolo was mortified and set on his quest to invent a goat dropping substitute which would remain soft on the inside for the 3 weeks it took to travel from Maidstone to Dartford.

15 years later he perfected what we now call the Rolo.
He immediately sent a pack to is love in Dartford, whilst unbeknown to him, she had died 12 years earlier from dysentery!

Consumption of Goats droppings was finally outlawed in Kent in 1362 – though consumption was permitted and actively encouraged in neighbouring Surrey right up till 1951.

hardassets57
14/5/2010
10:27
You sure it was 1066 ?
huttgl
14/5/2010
10:11
CP,

They should be updating us on RB as it goes down?

Cash

cashandcard
14/5/2010
10:08
whens the next news due..
currypasty
14/5/2010
10:07
runbrian - good to see you were alert to the untruth I slipped in ;-)
spangle93
14/5/2010
09:56
Spangle,

Admire your humour. Personally had PW more of a jumping jack flash type character!!!

k1ngkonggb
14/5/2010
09:55
Absolute rubbish Spangle, never heard such tripe!

... everyone knows that William the Conqueror preferred eating the caramel off a twix before eating the biscuity bit!

runbrian
14/5/2010
09:49
"Some factual degree" is a perfect description. Like a mockumentary on TV it takes facts, splices it with untruths, and interpolates the remainder with conjecture and red herrings

Like saying William the Conqueror invaded Britain in 1066 with a fleet of 5 destroyers, 16 corvettes, 6 submarines, and a pedalo. His leading vessel was named Charlotte after unrequited love in childhood. His favourite colour was purple and he sucked the centres out of Rolos before eating the chocolate.

spangle93
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