The general market seems to be disagreeing with you condog. However, for every stupid seller there is another buyer.... hope you are correct with this one though. I only have small package in HOG but am now starting to track it since it has started falling in the last few weeks. I have alot of trust in your research though and love reading your opinions.
Let's hope we gain from here towards the end of the month.
I thought your perspective was as a trader... so isn't this normal if it's being trading for quick handy cash to put on the next surging trade, considering there's time between HOG announcements?
Quick handy cash? Condog has labelled the fundamentals here and they look good. I don't see why anyone would be selling for quick cash? It has been flat line for 2 months. I can wait I was just expecting a better trend.
"Ease of liquidity".
I don't know. I can never judge buy/sell sentiment or the lateral scope of trading.
You don't know what ... ? Isn't it obvious ...
Market sentiment is represented in the price action.
Is the price going up or down?
Answer: currently s/t down : (
Full field development planOver the next few weeks the reservoir data from the well will be used to update the reservoir model and a full field development plan is currently being drawn up.
Well #201 is expected to generate significant cash flow for Hawkley. Further information on revenue will be released once production has stabilised.
http://www.hawkleyoilandgas.com/med...radio-broadcast-118/Hawkley-broadcast-8-3.pdf
This broadcast is well worth listening to. New presentation is also a good read.
The market considers a bullish attack but still hesitating to do so. The previous bullish pattern is not confirmed today. According to our rules, it is by now null and void. However, a new bullish pattern is developing and another BUY-IF alert is issued today. It is the time to repeat the homework. Sounds tedious? Well, earning money is not easy. Keep an eye on after-hours and futures trading and digest all related news, events, economic data and the outlook of the world stock markets prior to the next confirmation session.
and so on Aussie Bull
Well you had it go from 48 cents to 44 cents in 12 hours, so roughly 10% down and back up 5% with a surge at the close... Something is brewing that trend suggests and I havn't seen bad news, which is why a 20% day is possible and the carefull media releases.
Probably have to agree. The share price has been forming a nice wedge since around the 20th of Jan though and if it closes above 46c today, then it's still tracking nicely.Perhaps Aussie Bull is more about the very short term art of picking week by week market rises and falls. But surely the very concrete reality of current positive cash flow and excellent drilling opportunities deserves consideration.
Otherwise I think it is just a load of bull..
Good times for gas productio
http://www.smh.com.au/business/good-times-for-gas-production-20110309-1bn07.html
Good times for gas production Barry FitzGerald March 9, 2011 - 9:09AM
It is a good time to be bringing on oil and gas production in Europe, the part of the world that has the most to fear from supply disruption in the Middle East and northern Africa.
And so it is with Hawkley Oil & Gas (HOG), last mentioned by Garimpeiro back in November last year when it was trading at 26 cents a share.
It has since motored to 46 cents a share, with the market warming to the group's earnings upside from its workover of Soviet-era oil and gas wells in the Dnieper-Donets Basin to the east of Kiev in Ukraine.
Hawkley is applying state-of-the-art well engineering techniques to achieve better results from known fields like Sorochynska and Chernetska than achieved by others in the past. Its first well – number 201 on its Sorochynska licence – is now delivering the goods.
At last reports, the well was producing at a daily rate of 5.29 million cubic feet of gas and 176 barrels of condensate (light oil). The gas is being sold at a spot price of $US9.32 a thousand cubic feet of gas and condensate is fetching $US104 a barrel.
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Hartleys analyst Dave Wall reckons that on a conceptual basis, Hawkley's net profit after-tax in the 2012 financial year could be $6.2 million, rising to $35.4 million in 2012 and $76.3 million in 2013. The stockbroking firm is close to the company and has set a three-month share price target of 68 cents a share. That's some 47 per cent higher than it is now.
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