Well the word is out on the Pioneer Crawley:
http://www.rigzone.com/news/article.asp?a_id=85928&hmpn=1
Best well in the dry gas trend so far.
17 mmcf/d.
WOW.
Starting to sound like Haynesville numbers.
Make your own judgment, but IMO its broke a major resistance line...
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Hi Condog
While I share your excitment with AUT (I actually hold ADI), it's getting a bit rich to describe anyone who sells right now as an idiot. How do you know that the person or persons who sold two lots of 100,000 shares had not earlier bought considerably more at a much lower price? Having done so, banking some of the paper profit would be perfectly sound risk management - hardly the behaviour of an idiot. While it would be nice to conclude that the sp is going to go to through the roof, there is no guarantee that it will.
IMO by all means take a profit, but fancy leaving a sell on at a tiny gain that will only be reached on huge news....possibly very soon....thats maybe not idiocrity, but god damn its strange, no matter when they bought them....they havent though that one through real well...
Hi Condog, you have a very good understanding of AUT and I've found the majority of your posts very helpful. But your comment quoted above is way off the mark. As Wrongun pointed out, they could have already made a tidy profit. But there are many other reasons for selling which include:
1. Instead of making a 100% gain by holding the share, why not sell the peaks and buy the dips to potentially make a 500% profit! I hold this share and agree the sp has potential to rise considerably, but that doesn't mean I won't sell if I think the share has had a good run and may temporarily pull back.
2. The shareholder may not have any choice but to sell for financial reasons. You couldn't blame someone for selling if they can't pay their bills.
3. The shareholder may be looking to adjust their portfolio to a more conservative holding. AUT looks very promising but no share is guaranteed to go up. A more stable bluechip could be a better choice for a retiree trying to reduce risk.
4. The shareholder may know of another share which is poised to make even bigger gains. AUT isn't the only company close to making big announcements.
I am bullish on this share, but sellers have their reasons for selling, reasons which we have no knowledge of.
22nd January 2010
Company Announcements Platform
Australian Stock Exchange
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By e-Lodgement
SUGARLOAF OPERATIONS UPDATE
Aurora Oil & Gas (“Aurora”) is pleased to provide the market with an update on operations within the Sugarloaf AMI.
Kennedy #1H - Fracture stimulation program
Aurora has been advised by the Operator, Texas Crude Energy Inc (“TCEI”), that the fracture stimulation operations at Kennedy #1H commenced as scheduled on Monday 18th January. The operations thus far have been executed as planned with the fourth stimulation stage out of fourteen under way early on the morning of Thursday 21st January local time. It is expected that the stimulations will be completed next week and thereafter the isolating plugs that are set in between each stimulation stage will be drilled out with coiled tubing and the well will be flowed back to sales.
Easley #1 H – Spud of new well
TCEI have also advised Aurora that the Patterson #150 drilling unit has now completed rig up and the Easley #1H well was spudded on Thursday 21st January. The well is scheduled to take approximately 40 days to drill, which includes a vertical pilot hole from which additional data on the Eagle Ford Shale will be gathered. The well has been designed with a 4,000 ft horizontal section and will access both the Austin Chalk horizon, which is locally prevalent within the Sugarkane field, and the Eagle Ford Shale when it is subsequently stimulated. The well is located approximately 2km to the north east of the Weston #1H well. The Easley #1H well will be the first new well to be drilled under the farmin agreement with Hilcorp Energy within the Sugarloaf AMI.
Further operational updates will be issued on a weekly basis or if required following material events.
Yours sincerely
AURORA OIL & GAS LIMITED
Jon Stewart
Executive Chairman
New Sugarloaf AMI update out... looking good.. right on time too to get rid of the 16c sellers... would love a push past 18c resistance
I'm not being smart and I hope I am wrong [ I hold ADI] I think "flowed back to sales" doesn't make sense. Perhaps "sales" may be short for the place La Salles which is the oil and gas hub in the region. Presumably it has to go there before it can be sold so hopefully in the end your excitement is justified
Hey Philly
Na its common language for all of them...flowed to sales or flowed back to sales...it would be an incredibly not funny coincidence if you where right....
But all mine im involved with regularly yse this term indicating flow of oil to sales...$$
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