Aurora Oil & Gas (fka AOGSQ)

[Komando Robot]

I say aog sees 0.15 soon. Imo

[EDWARD STEVENSON]

AOG ~ annotated chart

[t_b1209]

It fell below its support of .07 which was a bummer. It's probbably going to float in the .06's for awhile now. Most energy is down latley regardless.

[The Night Stalker]

could this see .05?

i read the reports, not very good

[t_b1209]

When atlas starts harvesting the field and a pipeline becomes available , AOG has 13 wells shut-in and waiting in the farmout area.

[mikembte2005]

Bought in today at .08 Looks like AOG is way over sold any ready for another rally. Let see what happens.

[The Night Stalker]

.04 looks safe

[t_b1209]

.044 was my entry - ive sold and rebought a couple times allready (flipped) But at some point im gonna hold for the long run

[The Night Stalker]

i saw this punk at .04 a few weeks ago, its so sad i didnt buy

[t_b1209]

It had a nice run las week but its back to a nice entry level IMO

[The Night Stalker]

man, i missed another monster stock .04 to .30

[t_b1209]

All I can say anvil is its made me a fair amount so far. I'm comfortable with it - specially atlas watching the fields. IMO

[t_b1209]

Im gonna ask the moderator to throw u all out lol

[ILVMNY]

They might not want the Questers here. We're a little rowdy.

[ILVMNY]

Tb recently got me watching it, and I got a couple of people watching it. He's the cheerleader for AOG. lol Just kidding, tb.

[Anvil]

Allright, tb, I followed you over here from the crooked mining stock. Is this a play or what. Don't tell me about charts as I dont know how to read one. Fundamentals only, please

[t_b1209]

AOG has 8 drilled wells and are shut-in waiting for a pipeline. Atlas is going to provide that pipline. ATN is a very nice security blanket for a smaller company like AOG. Their latest revenue report looks good also. IMO

[t_b1209]

Slow rise is nice. .30 by end of month ??

[MerchFM]

redounding?

[t_b1209]

AOG looks to be a sound investment. Especially with atlas playing in our fields now. GL

[oso009]

I got in at .09 this is cool!!!!!!

I am a newbie and I have flip this now couple of times and it's awesome, making MONO.........

[oso009]

Hey everyone. I was able to get in at .03 I am so happy...

Unafortunatelly I did not expect this to go up to .20 (it would have been awesome to sell there and buy back in at .09)

So what can we expect from this stock in Monday or the next following days?
Will we see .50 by summer??

[ajamku]

YES They did bring it back down more than I thought it would

[t_b1209]

Nice gain still but I was surprised to see it was brought down so much !

[ajamku]

NIce FOR A CHANGE lol

[t_b1209]

Finally making a few bucks LOL

[ajamku]

.16

[ajamku]

T..... :)

[ajamku]

rockin day :) weeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[t_b1209]

Atlas Energy is responding well to the news also!! ;)

[ajamku]

bid looks strong

[ajamku]

very nice

[t_b1209]

Thats some really big money (atlas) playing in our fields :)

[t_b1209]

So far so good for my .044 entry . I got shaved a lil by a bullet on SCU though, it tanked big today .I caught the bad news and sold at open for just a small loss. GL all

[z_deville]

Another Chart:

[ajamku]

NICE Glad I got back in @ 05 :)

[z_deville]

.07's up. weeeeee

[z_deville]

Very nice. .06 x .0689 1.7 mil volume

[z_deville]

Aurora Oil & Gas Corporation Announces Farmout of New Albany Shale Acreage
12:29p ET October 30, 2008 (PR NewsWire)
Aurora Oil & Gas Corporation (Amex: AOG) today reported that it has recently "farmed out" its 64.43% interest in the Wabash Project to Atlas Energy Indiana, LLC ("Atlas"), a subsidiary of Atlas Energy Resources, LLC (NYSE: ATN).

The Wabash Project is a 121,702 gross acre New Albany shale project located in the Indiana counties of Clay, Greene, Owen, and Sullivan. To date, Aurora has been the majority owner and has served as operator. Aurora has 13 wells drilled in the Wabash project area, all of which may be considered productive, though all are currently shut-in awaiting pipeline infrastructure and processing facilities.

Farmout Obligations

A farmout is a common arrangement in the oil and gas business, defined as a contractual agreement with an owner ("farmor") who holds a working interest in an oil and gas lease. The owner may assign all or part of its interest to another party ("farmee") in exchange for fulfilling contractually specified obligations.

The terms of this farmout include the following farmee (Atlas) obligations:

1) Drill at least 20 horizontal wells on an annual basis. 2) Pay a well-site fee to Aurora for each well drilled. 3) Accept responsibility for any lease obligations, including payments for lease extensions. 4) Provide Aurora an overriding royalty interest ("ORRI") on the production. 5) Allow Aurora to participate as a working interest owner, if requested, in a 25% working interest in any leases pooled into a drilling unit.

Successful Execution of Aurora Strategy

William W. Deneau, Chief Executive Officer, commented, "This agreement furthers Aurora's strategy of making all of Aurora's assets productive. Not only does this farmout create drilling activity on one of our inactive properties, but the existing wells may now be hooked up as a result of the infrastructure expected to be built throughout the project area. We are pleased to be partnering with Atlas, and we believe that their extensive expertise in shale plays will be a driving force in the future of the New Albany shale."

About Aurora Oil & Gas Corporation

Aurora Oil & Gas Corporation is an independent energy company focused on unconventional natural gas exploration, acquisition, development and production with its primary operations in the Antrim shale of Michigan and the New Albany shale of Indiana and Kentucky.

[z_deville]

Atlas Energy Enters the New Albany Shale and Plans to Drill Over 100 Horizontal Wells Before the End of 2009Last update: 10/30/2008 12:18:02 PMPITTSBURGH, Oct 30, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE)

-- Atlas Energy Resources, LLC (ATN) ("Atlas Energy") announced today that it has established a position in the New Albany Shale of southwestern Indiana by acquiring 114,000 net acres and by entering into a farmout agreement that will give it the rights to an additional 78,000 net acres (121,000 gross acres). These transactions afford Atlas the opportunity to drill on 284,000 gross acres, including the 121,000 gross acre farmout. Using capital from its syndicated oil and gas investment programs, Atlas plans to begin drilling in 2008 and plans over 100 horizontal wells by the end of 2009.

The farmout agreement with Aurora Oil & Gas requires that Atlas drill a minimum of 20 wells annually and grants Aurora a right to participate for 25%. Aurora will also receive a well site fee for and overriding royalty interest in each well.

This total acreage position is largely contiguous and is located in Sullivan, Knox, Greene, Owen, Clay and Lawrence counties of southwestern Indiana. The acreage is within the northern "biogenic" part of the New Albany Shale play where several operators have drilled over 40 successful horizontal wells.

"We have been studying the New Albany Shale for over two years and believe the predictable and statistical nature of its development is a perfect fit for our investment programs," stated Richard D. Weber, President and Chief Operating Officer of Atlas Energy. "This acreage provides Atlas with approximately 800 horizontal drilling locations, which will support a large scale drilling program for many years."

Development of the New Albany Shale will be overseen by Company's Antrim Shale operating team, led by Dick Redmond, President of Atlas Energy Michigan, LLC. The New Albany Shale has many similarities to Michigan's biogenic Antrim Shale where Atlas Energy is the largest and one of the lowest cost operators. "Our team has proven to be one of the leading operators of biogenic shale gas," stated Mr. Redmond. "We have pioneered numerous drilling, completion and operating techniques and are excited about bringing this expertise to the emerging New Albany Shale."

Biogenic shale is unique in that methane is created as a bi-product of bacterial consumption of organic material contained in the shale. The Devonian aged New Albany Shale is a blanket formation found at depths of 500 to 3,000 feet, with thicknesses ranging from 100 to 200 feet. However, unlike the Antrim Shale, where natural fracture patterns are low angle, the natural fracture patterns in the New Albany Shale are vertically oriented. Atlas has reviewed over thirty successful horizontal completions within and in close proximity to the acreage where it has acquired rights and has observed an average estimated ultimate recovery of approximately 1.3 Bcf per well. Horizontal wells in the New Albany Shale having 4,000 to 5,000 foot laterals can be drilled and completed for approximately $1.3 million. Atlas Energy Resources, LLC develops and produces domestic natural gas and to a lesser extent, oil. Atlas Energy is one of the largest independent energy producers in the Eastern United States. Atlas Energy sponsors and manages tax-advantaged investment partnerships, in which it co-invests, to finance the development of its acreage. For more information, visit Atlas Energy's website at or contact Investor Relations at [e-mail]. Certain matters discussed within this press release are forward-looking statements. Although Atlas Energy Resources, LLC believes the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are based on reasonable assumptions, it can give no assurance that its expectations will be attained. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from expectations include financial performance, regulatory changes, changes in local or national economic conditions and other risks detailed from time to time in Atlas Energy's reports filed with the SEC, including quarterly reports on Form 10-Q, reports on Form 8-K and annual reports on Form 10-K. SOURCE: Atlas Energy Resources, LLC
Atlas Energy Resources, LLC Brian Begley Investor Relations [phone] [phone] (fax)Copyright Business Wire 2008

[z_deville]

Ameritrade advanced analyzer chart:

[everett7]

They're playing games with this one, huge block bids and huge block asks, they are boxing it in between .04 and .05, for what purpose?? Who knows . . .

[z_deville]

L2
A little bit on the bid

[TITAN]

AOG up %19....eom

[TITAN]

AOG buying coming in...eom

[TITAN]

hmmmmmm Volume coming something must be in the works...eom

[TITAN]

Estimated Market Cap
$4,538,504 as of Oct 22, 2008
Outstanding Shares
103,382,788 as of Aug 4, 2008
Number of Share Holders of Record
517 as of Apr 11, 2008

[TITAN]

AOG very Undervauled once again not that far from where I live...eom

[TITAN]

AOG News http://www.auroraogc.com/News_and_Events.htm

[TITAN]

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