Sorry to those wanting another chart.
Been on holidays
EGO looks the goods at the moment hey
Alot to the upside IF they find anything.
With the current price of oil, and everyone jumping on the gas bandwagon, any significant ann will rerate this stock imo.
.03 is firm resistance, but if the DJ is up tonight and with the buyers starting to come in, I would think it will push through this.
.032-.033 will be the next resistance to get through. May easily even go to .035!
.033 is proven support/resistance on a P&F chart too, where it acted as support in Sept 2001.
After that .043 is the next resistance.
Exciting time ahead for those of you who hold. But I'd keep my stops tight when it gets closer to drilling depth being made, as in the past when EGO has missed finding anything it gets dumped pretty hard...naturaly
bought some today, comsec shows some big buys today
what are peoples thought on how high they will go IF they succeed in drilling?
so at 0.029 i got a decent buy?
(still pretty green at all this, have no idea about the graphs you guys are posting and how to read them properly)
But if results are really good, then based upon the assessment of sp of around $1.50 (just for a great oil result, leaving aside what might also happen with the gas) then I'll make something like a 5000% profit. Its certainly a risk i'm willing to take
Heed the advice about short stops as they approach target depths though - ego gets dumped hard when they fail and there's been a lot of volume over the last week...
Thanks Datsun, it great to have people in the know to assist...and hopefully I'll get to a point where I'm assisting rather than asking qns. One further qn I do have though is whether you have a ballpark idea of when results are likely to be announced, on the presumption that the Star Finch-1 well is drilled in June as scheduled and the Lake MacLeod-1 well the July as scheduled.
The continuous disclosure rules of the market mean that companies are required to announce market sensitive news as it comes to hand. This means that the results of the drilling will be reported as the drilling occurs. Ego provide daily drilling reports with a good amount of detail that make it easy to follow. (have a look at the previous drill reports from february for an indication) There's 2 events that we will want to see. First is encountering gas in the target areas - usually sands, once gas has been encountered they need to test the reservoir for commercial flow rates. This is the follow up and is usually a confirmation of what was encountered during drilling. testing is usually done fairly soon after reaching the target depth, maybe a fortnight if they don't have any major issues (like the rain that postponed the testing of stokes bay). So with positive drilling results we will see a good price movement within the next 2-3 months. A good strategy can be simply riding the share price increase as we head towards the target depth - lower risk, and lower returns if they hit something - if they don't then you make some money and feel smarter than the average bear....
Datsun, hope you are looking to upgrade from that 120Y.
What in your honest opinion is the chances of finding gas at star Finch???
Do you have any knowledge of the surrounding areas success?
Do they have a good location here or is it just a stab in the dark??
Cheers.
I don't have any other knowledge about this area, I get most of my stuff from the announcements.As mapped from the 2D seismic data the crestal position, the crestal high
is also encouragingly coincident to a topographic high. The Star Finch-1 Prospect
demonstrates bright seismic anomalies over the mapped closure. These amplitudes
die out at the mapped spill point of the structure which are encouraging for the trap
integrity. ~ Bright
amplitude anomalies have been a successful indicator in many cases for natural gas
entrapment in the Carnarvon Basin. Two good examples are the Tubridgi and Rivoli
Gasfields in the Carnarvon Basin.
The Gingin West No. 1 well is to test an updip well location from the 1981 gas discovery Bootine-
1 well that flowed gas naturally at a rate of 2.5 million cubic feet of gas per day from one of the
5 prospective sands. The interpretation of the 3D seismic is to define the crestal position of the
Gingin West Structure to intersect all 5 gas prospective sands within closure. The estimated
recoverable gas reserves at Gingin West are 212 billion cubic feet of gas.
The Gingin West Prospect is located approximately 2.5 kms immediately adjacent to the underutilised
Parmelia Natural Gas Pipeline (Dongara to Pinjarra) and adjacent to the Dampier to
Bunbury Natural Gas Pipeline.
dont know anything about the fundamanetals of this stock, but it has a history of pump and dump.
Look what happen last time they ran up quickly. I know it gets a lot of attention from other forums so be very careful.
It can drop faster than it rises....
Lioness! You upgrade to a 120Y not from it!!!! Cheeky.
For star finch it sounds like more than a shot in the dark. The drilling announcement described the following -
I don't have any other knowledge about this area, I get most of my stuff from the announcements.
But for the Gingin I think the odds are pretty good - the 10 june announcement points out that -
So two good points here. Up dip from a previous discovery at the crestal position. Gas (& oil) rises underground. It is the seals that are important to capture the gas / oil. Bit like an upturned bowl. If a previous well has intersected the structure and found gas and the seismic data shows that the structure rises further then unless some event has cracked the seal between the last flow of gas and now then I would say chances are pretty good that they will find something. BUT sesimic data can't tell the whole story, we are still carrying risk (which is why it's not sitting at a higher sp right now) The second good point is it's close to an existing pipeline so operating costs will be low should it turn out to be a commercial discovery.
Now time for me to fess up. I quoted an in ground asset price for Lake Mcleod of $1.50 per share - forgot the whole pie doesn't belong to ego... The have 30% so it is actually 45c per share asset value in the ground. In barrels at the market the value is (@$130/b) $2.92..... Was a dreamer as a kid and haven't gotten any better.
Prawn you raise a good point and I am all for caution (been done too many times - what's that saying - 300 times bitten, twice shy..) but I think that this run (I'm not calling it a re-rating yet) is based on some pretty good prospects. The Gingin group sounds like good quality. If star finch is a barren then I'll be looking for a lower entry opportunity to take advantage of the LM spud and then the Gingin prospects (no news on a drill schedule there yet) Anyway better get off before you guys figure out that I have no life...
Now time for me to fess up. I quoted an in ground asset price for Lake Mcleod of $1.50 per share - forgot the whole pie doesn't belong to ego... The have 30% so it is actually 45c per share asset value in the ground. In barrels at the market the value is (@$130/b) $2.92..... Was a dreamer as a kid and haven't gotten any better.
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