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VPE - Victoria Petroleum

Up over 7% ATM.
Things are looking good with the release of this ann this morning:

I think that the next 6 months could be quite exciting for VPE

cheers
 
I hope so mint man seems like I have been waiting an eternity!! and it has been hard seeing it drop after it returned briefly to over 27c... waiting patiently!!

Tony.
 
Just had a look at the news looks like it has got potential in the medium term.

Chart wise looking very positive. MACD is heading for the 0 mark. And the Bollinger band tighten.

I am keeping my eye on this one.

Hypnotic
 
Just had a look at the news looks like it has got potential in the medium term.

Chart wise looking very positive. MACD is heading for the 0 mark. And the Bollinger band tighten.

I am keeping my eye on this one.

Hypnotic


Starting to look as if the future trend may be slightly upwards. Surely VPE aren't going to break-out of their long slumber. I think I believe there is upside here, maybe.

Money flow risen to +1, volume accumalation up to 8, DMI+ & DMI- have crossed and ASX A/D has risen sharply to 34. Relative strength has yet to rise but may soon head back towards 100.
 
This also out today from Sun Resources;
Due to this success they now drill a further 3 wells starting in mid May and due to finish in July. Heres what Sun Resources had to say on that;
VPE own a 20% working interest in the shallow gas program.
As mentioned above, Im quitely confident of VPE doing well in 07'.

cheers
 
The good news keeps coming, we had 2 lots today:
And this ann (from Lakes Oil) I found really interesting. This could be a good little side earner for VicPet (VPE):
It dosnt say how much VPE owns however I would say they own 70% in Greenearth Energy as Lakes owns 30%, Vicpet and Lakes formed Greenearth Energy.

cheers
 
Hi guys,
just like to correct my assumption that vicpet probably owns 70% in the Greenearth, it is stated in Vicpet's annthat they own 33 1/3%.
See below, taken from Vicpet's ann;
 
Hey ASFers,
Can anyone tell me why VPE is only showing 1250 in volume on my comsec?
We would usually show well over that by this stage in the day

I have tried to get into the Ann on comsec but they are all stuffed up too.... Managed to get onto ASX but no mention of a hault or anything like that ATM, just something about an investor presentation.

If you have any idea whats going on please reply.

Cheers

EDIT: never mind, started ticking over as I spoke.... very strange though!!!
 
You're the VicPet expert, so maybe you can help.

Eagle was scheduled to be drilled (per VPE's own drilling program) during the first half of this year and we're yet to hear a thing. I've spoken to one of the JV partners and they're yet to agree to a drilling program - which means they've certainly not arranged a rig yet. Infact there's still talk of someone else farming in as operator.

Eagle is a lucrative target but one cursed with poor luck. Do you know any more about the project?
 
Some more good news,

Based on the figures above, Vicpet has the potential to earn 43 billion cubic feet of gas and 2.25 million barrels of oil (thats with a interest of 37.5%) or 23 billion cubic feet of gas and 1.2 million barrels of oil (with the minimum 20% interest) if oil and gas are present and based on their recent 100% success on the Margarita Project, I wouldn't be supprised if they came up trumps again. If they do sell of 17.5% of their share in the project this will be good as it will generate cashflow to buy into more. The above are big numbers for a small company.
With drilling to be fast tracked to December 2007, I will be holding onto these for at least another year at this stage.

Cheers
 
VPE seems to be busy today alot more than it usally is.... this is a good sine of things to come I hope....
 
VPE seems to be busy today alot more than it usally is.... this is a good sine of things to come I hope....

Sorry motion i think i have to disagree with you on VPE. VPE seem to be trading around its average trading volume. Nothing really spectacular!

Yesterday's volume 483k
Today's volume 451k
Average trading volume 411k for the last 3 months.

From charts, the 20cents mark represents a key resistance. Hopefully we will see a strong bounce off at this point otherwise this is slowly spiral down without significant news.

On the positive, it reached back to 21 cents today with 20.5 cents sellers thinning out.

I am punting for a bounce back to the 22 cent level. MACD is very slightly up from the low in earyl March. and now trading below its moving average.

Hypnotic
 

Hi DoctorJ, have a read of some of SUR's announcements, MUCH more informative about Eagle than VPE's... from SUR's announcements I deduce that VPE is a bit deluded when it comes to Eagle (The Eagle well was the reason for me making the mistake of not selling at my target and then holding holding holding even though I'd gone into a loss position). It was also the reason I very foolishly bought into SUR purely speculatively, and also didn't sell thinking that Eagle would be happening "real soon now".

SUR's announcememts have much more information in them as to what problems were encountered in the Drilling of Eagle North 1 and reading between the lines, it would seem that the chances are than VPE will not be operating the well when (if) it is re-entered. I don't think the other JV partners are particularly impressed with the way it transpired, regardless of whether it would have been any different if someone other than VPE were calling the shots.... I guess each of the other companies has shareholders that they are accountable to, and maybe ousting VPE as operator is what they need to do to keep shareholder confidence.... Of course I'm speculating here

It has been rather strange to watch VPE's sp leading up to and then after the consolidation and bonus options issue.... the thing I still find strangest is the value on the options!! they aren't even in the money but they are maintaning a price around the 8c mark... this to me is strange, and in the short term, the heads seem a much better buy than the options! I did some calcs a while ago on what price the shares had to get to before the options became a better buy and I think that the crossover point was somewhere around an 80% increase in sp, before the leverage of the options started to make them more attractive! Go Figure...

Tony.
 
Just going through the 100 page ann today it seems Eagle is planed for the second half of 07' around September, see page 83/84 of today’s ann.
There’s no doubt about it either, VPE are aiming to get to the $200mil market cap mark or around $1.00 a share. IMO they are heading in the right direction with several wells planned for the rest of 07' both here and in the USA. The diversification into Greenearth Energy, which they hold a 33.3% interest in is also a step in the right direction, shareholders will be entitled to get some of these shares once Greenearth is listed.

Cheers
 
I haven't looked at the 100 pager yet, but it seems it may be having a positive effect. daily chart is looking good for a run.

good volume increase last two days, close at 21c today, positive cross on RSI, macd also looking good... bout time something happened, heres hoping

Tony.
 

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Legend ‘DHJ’ receives industry recognition for persistence

The name of the exploration well currently being drilled off Dongara by Roc Oil,
Perseverance, encompasses in one word the reason that one of the stalwarts of the
Australian oil patch has been awarded “Legend” status at the current Upstream
Energy Conference in Sydney.

Victoria Petroleum’s John Kopcheff, who personifies perseverance, was awarded the
Legends award for 2007 along with fellow industry veterans Bruce Phillips, Managing
Director of AWE, and Adelaide Energy’s Rod Hollingsworth.

John Kopcheff has made the oil industry his life’s work, having experienced action as a mud logger in many parts of the globe after earning his geology qualification in 1970, eventually joining Vic Pet in the 1980s where he remains today.

The company was not too kind to him in the drilling results stakes in the early years, with one well after another coming up empty handed. Although he fell just shy of cracking the ton, a forgettable run of 99 consecutive dusters at Vic Pet was the precursor to Mr Kopcheff earning the tongue in cheek nickname of “dry hole John” by mates and industry acquaintances alike.

To those of lesser character, such a tag could potentially put some noses out of joint, but Mr Kopcheff has grown into it with grace and good humour over the years. It could even be something Mr Kopcheff can wear with pride now, as testament to the fact that he never gave up, even during such a long period of difficult times, and for that he has finally been rewarded with oil and gas production success.
 
Wow 99 dusters in a row!!! no wonder the market is skeptical of VPE!! I hadn't researched back that far, have only been following them since they had a number of successful cooper basin hits a year or so ago. Still that is all the better for a turnaround story (which I like) when the sentiment does finally turn it should go well, I'm hoping that that turn has started

Tony.
 
Wow 99 dusters in a row!!! no wonder the market is skeptical of VPE!!
True but for the current share holders that got in at around todays prices this could be a good thing. If VPE keep going like this the market will take notice and it will be time to hang on.
 

Up almost 5% today, hopefully it will close at $0.215. There has definitly been more price movement since the 100 page ann.
BDG better come good soon cause I was going to take from there and put in here before the most recent spate of takeover talk
 
Lots of activity in this stock over the last few days. It all makes me wonder if it is West Florence-1 or Growler-1 that is being anticipated or just the string of wells coming up. There has been more than the usual surge in activity. Does someone know something that most of us don't?

With so many wells coming up you'd think that one or two would have to come good. How realistic is the $1 per share and 1000 bpd Cooper target? Even if vaguely realistic, these numbers make the stock look drastically undervalued. :whip:
 
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