Desire Petroleum: Up Nearly 100% Earlier Today, Why?
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Rockhopper (another company drilling in the Falklands) have found oil mate
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/10100769.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/10100769.stm
Edited by Superbad on Thursday 6th May 15:06
Superbad said:
Rockhopper (another company drilling in the Falklands) have found oil mate
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/10100769.stm
Cheers Superbad, that pretty much explain it ay! I was checking everywhere but the good ol' Beeb !http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/10100769.stm
Edited by Superbad on Thursday 6th May 15:06
Thank fk, I bought £500 of each a few weeks ago (for fun reall) and had a sweaty moment when they dropped right back after DES had the dry well.
Presumably this means that Desire might strike oil at one of their other planned wells, so worth holding onto the lot for a while yet?
Presumably this means that Desire might strike oil at one of their other planned wells, so worth holding onto the lot for a while yet?
Edited by Gareth79 on Thursday 6th May 16:24
NicoG said:
Superbad said:
Rockhopper (another company drilling in the Falklands) have found oil mate
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/10100769.stm
Cheers Superbad, that pretty much explain it ay! I was checking everywhere but the good ol' Beeb !http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/10100769.stm
Edited by Superbad on Thursday 6th May 15:06
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I'm in RKH at the moment, the share dropped sharply when DES drilled their first well but I'm now many a very small profit. This well is regarded as one of the best in the Falkland Islands
Edited by Superbad on Thursday 6th May 20:22
Gareth79 said:
Thank fk, I bought £500 of each a few weeks ago (for fun reall) and had a sweaty moment when they dropped right back after DES had the dry well.
Presumably this means that Desire might strike oil at one of their other planned wells, so worth holding onto the lot for a while yet?
Yes and no; this is a good example of what is known the 'halo' effect, also known as 'brokers are stupid sheep' syndrome. This news has no effect whatsoever on the likelihood of Desire or any of the other wildcats finding economic oil. As you were.Presumably this means that Desire might strike oil at one of their other planned wells, so worth holding onto the lot for a while yet?
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