Wildhorse Eng Share Discussion Threads

[granitetim] 19/8/2013 11:26

Sell up then ...

[jarbie] 19/8/2013 11:20

The share price in Australia down 10% today
Recent developments in the UK don't help
we are not going to improve in the short term
none of it is very promising just now

[oiht] 14/8/2013 15:35

No reason for the rise either. All froth as suspected, probably caused by RHPS muppets. Still holding though.
Consoling myself with I loaded up with IMG this a.m.

[granitetim] 14/8/2013 15:31

No reasoning behind the drop again..
Shopping day ;)

[granitetim] 07/8/2013 15:36

Quick insight:

[oiht] 07/8/2013 14:22

Some uranium news, again lifted from LSE.

hxxp://www.resourceinvestor.com/2013/08/02/top-10-stocks-for-a-uranium-price-rebound?t=precious-metals

All supports WHE long term.

[granitetim] 07/8/2013 10:10

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Fickle lot..Loving it ;)

[granitetim] 07/8/2013 09:40

I like that price..;)
thanks!!

[oiht] 07/8/2013 09:03

Thanks but I can't take the credit for it, someone else posted it on LSE where I lurk sometimes.

....then again, I can take the credit for looking on LSE! ;-)

[granitetim] 07/8/2013 08:46

Nice find...

[oiht] 07/8/2013 08:30

See document from ASX compliance re; recent trading activity:



I'm prepared to believe it's just the froth of speculation rather than leaked information because I've seen it happen before with other shares.

[julesb9] 06/8/2013 11:46

Granitetim -
totally agree your comments. Interesting to see Genesis IM on the UK shareholder list and a couple of others I don't know but all substantial holders. This is far from a PI stock and there are some serious LT holders here. Now need to check the Aussie register. JB9

[bernie37] 06/8/2013 11:33

bought in at 12.9p fingers crossed

[granitetim] 06/8/2013 11:12

The guys and Gals that invested in Kalahari followed the Directors knowing the professionalism and contacts they have. The recent dip in the share price was not invested monies but impatient monies and marked down on very low volume. Don't under estimate this outfit. Eon news would change the dynamics tremendously and with the uranium for free at this price limited downside.

[granitetim] 06/8/2013 10:12

Up 28% on the ASX..

[epiphany99] 05/8/2013 16:55

Quite possibly, I just don't like buying AIM stocks after they've started moving higher

When is news next expected about the UCG plant?

[julesb9] 05/8/2013 16:23

I very much doubt you are too late. This one has legs, very long ones, but don't expect an overnight performance. This could take a couple of years to come really right. IMHO ( and yes I hold)

[granitetim] 05/8/2013 16:00

Not to late..but I would say that!

[epiphany99] 05/8/2013 15:45

really disappointed I missed this one

Was looking to get back in a few weeks ago

RNS coming now?

Sadly too late for me, but GL to all holders

[oiht] 05/8/2013 08:40

300k buy this a.m for someone. Keep 'em coming.

Agree with you Granitetim, it was their Kalahari record that clinched it for me to buy in here...long way to go and patience required!

[oiht] 02/8/2013 12:43

Blimey!! Any more of this and I'll be back in the black!

[granitetim] 02/8/2013 08:50

Yep it is but still stands true.. The market has changed and people wont hold stock more than 5 minutes hence the pull back.. The BOD has stunning history with Kalahari Min... I'm happy to watch this play out..
Buy the dips ;)

[bertie bee2] 02/8/2013 08:34

Ages old and commented on at the time. Led to a brief surge in the share price before it bombed.

[granitetim] 02/8/2013 08:13

------------------------FT Article---------------------------------------
Adventurous Investor



Bear in mind that the FT is rarely bullish on AIM (Or as they like to call them) Muppet stocks

[cyfran101] 31/7/2013 20:24

I'm speculating here but would the reason why they have failed to find a partner for their UCG project is the possibility of shale gas taking off in Poland and other countries around Europe?

That would collapse gas prices across the continent if commercial levels can be achieved at something approaching a par with the US.

If the shale gas rates are less than dramatic then I believe that UCG will no doubt find a partner and UCG will sit well in the energy production mix for the continent.

At the moment though I would argue any company that would consider entering into a joint venture is watching the shale gas events in Poland.