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Ken said:
i spose it all comes down to patience.

Very tru mate, but unfortunately with investing patience also comes with "Opportunity costs" ie money generating better returns in other plays until COE is ready to get its act together
 
I am a little bit worried about cooper.

The graph looks terrible... and the announcements are far from convincing.
 
Bought back into Cooper again last week at 43.5 for a short term trade.
Originally bought them at 50c a while ago.
Surprised they have been a little slow but support seems to be gaining with buyers sitting under the current price.
Will sell some this week for a quick turn over but will hold some for a longer stance.
They have had some support in the past with buy recommendations from brokers, and paid for subscription recommendation.
The price of coe reflects the oil price drop.
Good little company with plenty of cash oil and projects on the table.
Seems to be well undervalued but oil is out of favor this month.
Swing back in oil should see value added.
I will be trying to jump in and out of COE in the next couple of weeks.
 
maybe it is a safety net... if the drilling results are not as expected, at least COE holds another asset in MOS.

just a thought.
 
has anybody been accumulating COE?

i got in at 50 cents sometime ago. still holding.

not much hype around them.

i am not an oil expert but how big is there south madura potentially....

and is it likely to succeed.
 
I like COE but IMO there are better oil plays at the moment. Nexus, Petsec, Horizon, Amadeus just to name a few are getting bigger and better and potentially even though their market cap is bigger they have the better assets so I'd prefer to invest in them.
 
AMU has about 100m in debt, so how long is it going to take to pay that back, earning 10m a year in profits?
 

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The slide in price could be attributed to a drop in oil price?

And a lack of exploration activity.

Below 40 cents I sell.
 
does anyone know when the results for COE's south Madura drilling comes out?

the COE graph is looking woeful.

no support, and its a long way off the pace. Not looking good at all for a company that is meant to be having a significamt 2007.
 
Ken said:
does anyone know when the results for COE's south Madura drilling comes out?

the COE graph is looking woeful.

no support, and its a long way off the pace. Not looking good at all for a company that is meant to be having a significamt 2007.

Good buy opportunity
 
just saw the anouncement that cooper has farmed out part of the madura operation to nations petroleum. Can anyone tell me what this means for the company, is it good or bad. Nations petroleum seem a good company with 50000 barrel daily output so the deal could lower the risk profile but does that mean a cut in profits if they find oil. Any comments welcome.
 
All the current detail re re the South Madura prospect are covered in Mike Scott's chat with Boardroom radio which was highlighted this morning. He is pretty bullish about the prospect and the significance of the farm out. have been biding my time waiting to load up before the drilling run and knew the movement was due to start shortly with spud in not so far away. Unfortunately the 41-42 range seems to have bolted this morning and we now have to pay around 45-46 which may seem cheap in a couple of months.

To listen to the broadcast,
http://www.brr.com.au/event/COE/406/19252/wmp/ec86y5uywh
 
WAS looking for a good entry price (like 38 cts) then came the report from FAT Prophets... they have recommended a SELL... :eek:

darn! now i have to look for another oil and gas company.
 
kerosam said:
WAS looking for a good entry price (like 38 cts) then came the report from FAT Prophets... they have recommended a SELL... :eek:

darn! now i have to look for another oil and gas company.

I would not for one moment take Skinny Prophets advice just look at their own sp

cheers laurie
 
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