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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Rift Oil | LSE:RIFT | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B05HSB23 | ORD 1P |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 13.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
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21/2/2010 17:08 | offerman, you mentioned awhile ago "cloud computing". Who are the main players in this market that could be worth investing in? Edit. There is a whole "pull out" devoted to cloud in todays Sunday Telegraph. | bigdog5 | |
14/2/2010 08:17 | offerman I agree, better to wait for the share price to drop than jumping in on day 1 | manulad | |
14/2/2010 08:14 | I'm not going to research this, but I thought I saw something about the Kea assets being sold off to some of the Rift Directors (on the quiet) prior to Rift's takeover. Who knows whether this was unfair to shareholders, it depends on who was given the blocks in the first place and who financed it. Maybe the Kea IPO documentation will explain this. | tim00 | |
13/2/2010 20:24 | Hi B.D, The way i look at it, wait for their share price to drop significantly(and the reason why, if just sentiment but nothing wrong with company or prospects) which it may well do, then buy a few ( No where near the amounts i had with rift or currently mta or pci, just a pure punt. Directors WILL grant themselves massive options as thats what they do, look after no.1 If share price below their options then buy buy buy as directors will do all in their power to raise the share price for their own benefit even if that means a buyout. Sound familiar? :-) Thats what they did with their last company. | offerman | |
13/2/2010 16:20 | steelwatch set KEA thread up this morning i believe | scaleyman | |
13/2/2010 14:54 | Hyper, you're not considering setting up a bb for Keo then? I think curiosity will get the better of me and will have to visit however I may have problems with being positive there! | bigdog5 | |
13/2/2010 13:14 | offerman/Hyper. You trust IGS then after all that happened/didnt happen in the last three/four years at Rift plus what he has achieved over at Triple Plate and the baggage he brought with him to Rift? Giving people a second chance maybe reconized as commendable but investing your money in vehicles where history tends to loom large could be described as something quite different. Good luck because methinks you will need it. Lot of difference between the management at Mta and Pci and IGS imo. | bigdog5 | |
13/2/2010 09:07 | I`m to heavily in to MTA and pci at present but dont rule out a future punt if they drop well below float price. | offerman | |
13/2/2010 09:05 | Whats the ticker? KEA? | offerman | |
12/2/2010 23:13 | kea petroleum is born on monday - IGS and the RIFT teams latest O&G venture anyone planning on investing? | manulad | |
02/2/2010 14:18 | Hi folks,freedosh and hyper. I am in Vst and pondering about WZR. And hoping for a good summer at NB! Have not noticed anything happening on the Lamb since it was said to be the centre of tthe universe by Uri Geller when he bought it. | fidra | |
02/2/2010 14:12 | Bigdog, My thoughts exactly , good post, pci is nothing but quality, but as always though higher forces are probably at work. I didn`t get in at 3p unfortunately but got in at 8 and 11p way back. It is more of a quality outfit than rift and with probably more reserves. What we are waiting for is the independent valuation of reserves in place. This should send the share price northwards. I`ll ignore BP`s comments about gas prices though. All the best. What are you invested in at the moment? | offerman | |
02/2/2010 13:56 | offerman, the good news continues at PCI but you have to ask why its now back at 12p. Personally i believe its down to the bureacracy evident in that country but could there be other issues. The managemnt is quality, the gas is there, it flows, the infrastructure is coming and yet the share price has retraced from 20p. Thats ok if you got in at 3p like many did but .........could there be other issues like Govt, sona, etc Dunderhead makes a lot of sense when he posts. Is all as it seems? | bigdog5 | |
02/2/2010 11:55 | Certainly is Hyper. Next 6 months is a fortune maker for us in pci and possibly mta, more so pci until mta hit expectations mid to higher end spec end of April/May time. | offerman | |
28/1/2010 23:05 | How can anyone honestly believe a word that Gowrie-Smith will spout? We all know he was huge on talk and small on delivery. We can all remember his big boasts but when it came to getting anything done in the end it was all rolox. | bigdog5 | |
28/1/2010 17:30 | Caviar anyone? More about Rift team from the Growth Company Investor. I did not know Mark knopfler was involved in rift, is he anyone on here? "NZ resource group takes AIM 25/01/2010 Oliver Haill Aussie entrepreneur Ian Gowrie-Smith plans to float New Zealand offshore oil play Kea Petroleum with a £6m AIM funding.Veteran Aussie entrepreneur Ian Gowrie-Smith plans to float Kea Petroleum with a £6 million AIM funding. Gowrie-Smith, a sometimes controversial but usually successful corporate player who founded UK drug groups Medeva and SkyePharma and floated Papua New Guinea-focused Rift Oil three years ago, is chairman of Kea, whose three exploration permits in New Zealand's well established Taranaki and Northlands basins hold an estimated 686 billion cubic feet of gas and 36.5 million barrels of oil. Serial investor Nigel Wray and Mark Knopfler of the band 'Dire Straits', who both backed Rift Oil, are among pre-float investors who have put some £7.2 million into Kea since September at 5p a share. That price compares with a hoped-for 8p for the AIM launch, says executive director David Lees, who says the company intends to start drilling in two months and aims to achieve first sales within a year. RBC Capital Markets is designated nominated adviser and broker to Kea, which struck a deal whereby Canada-based Methanex Corporation will fund one of the wells in exchange for a commercially priced off-take agreement for the gas and a share of development profits. Lees, like chief executive officer Dr David Bennett a former Rift Oil luminary, argues the Taranaki and Northlands basins are notably more hospitable and better provided with infrastructure than Rift's PNG prospects. Kea, which hopes to establish a £60 million AIM value with this float, has also applied for some offshore New Zealand licences. Rift delivered its original AIM backers a three-fold return over four years when Talisman Energy took it over last year, though not all Gowrie-Smith ploys have fared that well. Investors in Kea, one of whose exploration wells is called Beluga, will be hoping for a similarly appetising payback this time." | lgw |
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