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Trading get halted here or what? Want to pick up some cheapies Or is it too late:(
This will be their first profitable quarter in a few years. Connacher is finally turning a corner here
CLL BREAK OUT ALERT!!
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Broke out of triangle and has 3.5million volume today (march 27,2014).
Everyone watch for a big move up to 40cents!
Get ready oil may be 140 a barrel. This company hates paying taxes so will not show a profit.
here we go off to the races.
BOR.v is next..6 cents by Friday...http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=BOR.V&p=D&b=5&g=0&id=p87520685440
I think there might interest In the stock considering the increased volume and the rise in price.
Dammit missed the entry point at 0.08 ... Still time to get in right. I shall jump in this
This stock is becoming more profitable every day with the increase in oil price $107.00 a barrel. They are producing 11000 bod. At $ 120 a barrel oil this could hit a $1.50
wow this thing is on a very slow downward trend. if this goes down to mere pennies i will surely pick up a few shares and hope for the best. what do you think pennies anytime soon?
this story is not over I might buy more soon if the Kestone pipeline goes through.
damnnn that sucks so its not worth investing is this right now. ive watched this climb down from the top and it might as well keep going down.
we are where we are because of the debt. and the transportation cost of the oil by rail is $ 65 per bl. so they can not make enough money at the current oil pricese. If they continue to pay down there debt they might do well in 7 years.
hmmm i wonder when its a good time to buy this? can anyone give me some feedback?
Hey bob do u think cll will Bounce back into the dollar range anytime soon ?
Connacher Oil (CLL)
0.375 ? -0.025 (-6.25%)
Volume: 743,000 @ 4:00:00 PM ET
Bid Ask Day's Range
0.375 0.39 0.375 - 0.41
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Connacher Oil (CLL)
0.9 ? -0.02 (-2.17%)
Volume: 526,500 @ 3:59:57 PM ET
Bid Ask Day's Range
0.89 0.9 0.86 - 0.91
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[color=red][/color]5 million bls of oil. hum. 800 million debt. Huge revinue growth. Mabe a profit soon. 109 dollar oil. Production 16000 bls per day and growing. I like a $ 6.00 per share, or more especially if they pay down the debt this summer. The demmand for oil grows 4 % per year.
Connacher Oil (CLL)
1.03 ? 0.0 (0.00%)
Volume: 803,400 @ 3:59:52 PM ET
Bid Ask Day's Range
1.03 1.04 1.03 - 1.05
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Connacher Oil (CLL)
0.43 ? 0.0 (0.00%)
Volume: 2,905,500 @ 3:59:50 PM ET
Bid Ask Day's Range
0.425 0.43 0.42 - 0.45
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I bought 777 shares at .465 and I have it to sell at .60. Do you think we could hit that in the next couple months?
Connacher Oil (CLL)
0.495 ? 0.015 (3.13%)
Volume: 3,248,000 @ 3:59:59 PM ET
Bid Ask Day's Range
0.495 0.5 0.46 - 0.51
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Connacher Oil (CLL)
0.79 ? 0.02 (2.60%)
Volume: 430,500 @ 3:59:55 PM ET
Bid Ask Day's Range
0.79 0.8 0.79 - 0.81
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Connacher Oil (CLL)
1.05 ? 0.01 (0.96%)
Volume: 1,903,600 @ 4:00:01 PM ET
Bid Ask Day's Range
1.04 1.05 1.04 - 1.05
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dd....
BQI
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CALVF
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GOLD Target fiat$25,000.--/oz in my books
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Connacher Oil (CLL)
1.21 ? -0.04 (-3.20%)
Volume: 3,168,310 @ 3:59:53 PM ET
Bid Ask Day's Range
1.21 1.22 1.21 - 1.24
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Connacher Oil (CLL)
1.56 ? 0.08 (5.41%)
Volume: 7,590,735 @ 4:15:01 PM ET
Bid Ask Day's Range
1.56 1.57 1.5 - 1.58
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CALGARY (Dow Jones)--The Alberta government named several major Canadian and international energy companies that have leases that may be affected by a new conservation plan unveiled Tuesday prohibiting oil sands development in some areas.
The list includes Imperial Oil Ltd. (IMO), which is majority owned by Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM), Norway's Statoil Ltd. (STO), Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. (CNQ) and Cenovus Energy Inc. (CVE).
The Alberta government said it plans to set aside more than 7,700 square miles of land in the northeastern oil sands region for conservation that would preclude oil sands development on part of 10 leases held by energy companies.
The government said oil sands companies would be compensated for their costs in purchasing and developing the canceled leases.
Cenovus Energy confirmed Tuesday that part of its Borealis oil sands lease may be affected by the government's conservation plan, but not the part that is currently planned for development.
Cenovus has applied to develop a 35,000 barrel-a-day oil sands plant in the Borealis area, but spokeswoman Rhona DelFrari said the project doesn't appear to be affected by the government's conservation plan.
"We have a lot of land in northern Alberta, so it's looking like the section that may be impacted by this is not the area that we are planning to develop in the near future," DelFrari said. She said it's not yet clear how much of Cenovus's booked oil sands reserves would be affected by the government's decision. Because Cenovus hasn't surveyed the resource on all of its oil sands property, company reserves may not be affected at all.
A Statoil spokesman said the company is studying the plan and didn't have an immediate comment.
Representatives of Imperial Oil and Canadian Natural Resources weren't immediately available to comment.
Other companies that could be affected include fledging oil sands producers Athabasca Oil Sands Corp. (ATH.T), Alberta Oilsands Inc. (AOS.V), Southern Pacific Resource Corp. (STP.T), Perpetual Energy Inc. (PMT.T) and Sunshine Oilsands Ltd.
David Pryce, a vice president for the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, an industry group, said more compensation should be available for companies that would see their leases canceled.
"Companies have booked value for reserves that are there, and that has been reflected in their share prices," he said.
-By Edward Welsch, Dow Jones Newswires; 403-229-9095; edward.welsch@dowjones.com
Connacher Oil (CLL)
1.35 ? -0.04 (-2.88%)
Volume: 4,901,757 @ 4:00:04 PM ET
Bid Ask Day's Range
1.34 1.35 1.31 - 1.38
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Connacher Oil (CLL)
1.41 ? -0.02 (-1.40%)
Volume: 3,399,056 @ 4:00:01 PM ET
Bid Ask Day's Range
1.4 1.41 1.4 - 1.43
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Connacher Oil (CLL)
1.35 ? -0.01 (-0.74%)
Volume: 1,321,135 @ 4:19:13 PM ET
Bid Ask Day's Range
1.35 1.36 1.35 - 1.38
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Connacher Oil (CLL)
1.16 ? 0.01 (0.87%)
Volume: 2,662,914 @ 3:59:59 PM ET
Bid Ask Day's Range
1.16 1.18 1.15 - 1.18
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Connacher Oil (CLL)
1.28 ? 0.02 (1.59%)
Volume: 1,039,595 @ 3:59:55 PM ET
Bid Ask Day's Range
1.27 1.28 1.26 - 1.29
Connacher Oil (TSE:CLL)
Last Price (USD) $1.47
Change ? 0.0 (0.00%)
Bid 1.47
Ask 1.48
Volume 1,439,955
Days Range 1.44 - 1.49
Last Trade 8/6/2010 3:59:55 PM
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Connacher Oil (TSE:CLL)
Last Price (USD) $1.67
Change ? 0.02 (1.21%)
Bid 1.67
Ask 1.68
Volume 2,020,941
Days Range 1.65 - 1.73
Last Trade 5/12/2010 3:59:51 PM
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Connacher Oil Gas Co (TSE:CLL)
Last Price (USD) $1.41
Change ? 0.01 (0.71%)
Bid 1.40
Ask 1.41
Volume 1,943,424
Days Range 1.40 - 1.45
Last Trade 3/4/2010 3:59:45 PM
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Connacher Oil Gas Co (TSE:CLL)
Last Price (CAD)
$ 1.33
Change
? 0.05 (3.91%)
Bid 1.32
Ask 1.33
Volume 1,228,360
Day's Range 1.30 - 1.35
Last Trade 3:59:50 PM EST
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Connacher Oil Gas Co (TSE:CLL)
Last Price (CAD)
$ 1.07
Change
▲ 0.06 (5.94%)
Bid 1.06
Ask 1.07
Volume 5,394,700
Day's Range 1.02 - 1.07
Last Trade 3:59:57 PM EDT
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Connacher Oil Gas Co (TSE:CLL)
Last Price (CAD)
$ 0.85
Change
▼ -0.02 (-2.30%)
Bid 0.85
Ask 0.86
Volume 252,176
Day's Range 0.85 - 0.86
Last Trade 3:59:41 PM EDT
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john patrick thanks for News call
do you know the N/R ?
Connacher Oil Gas Com Npv (TSE:CLL)
Last Price (CAD)
$ 1.47
Change
◊ 0
Bid 1.47
Ask 1.48
Volume 6,585,767
Day's Range 1.41 - 1.66
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Last Trade:15:59:59 EDT May-12-09
Connacher Oil Gas Com Npv (TSE:CLL)
Last Price (CAD)
$ 0.7
Change
▲ 0.06 (9.37%)
Bid 0.66
Ask 0.70
Volume 472,680
Day's Range 0.64 - 0.69
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Last Trade:17:40:01 EST Mar-6-09
Connacher Oil Gas Com Npv (TSE:CLL)
Last Price (CAD)
$ 0.71
Change
▼ -0.05 (-6.58%)
Bid 0.71
Ask 0.72
Volume 2,997,846
Day's Range 0.68 - 0.79
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Last Trade:17:40:01 EST Jan-14-09
Connacher Oil Gas Com Npv (TSE:CLL)
Last Price (CAD)
$ 1.03
Change
▲ 0.07 (7.29%)
Bid 1.01
Ask 1.03
Volume 1,359,618
Day's Range 0.99 - 1.04
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Last Trade:17:40:01 EST Dec-10-08
Connacher Oil Gas Com Npv (TSE:CLL)
Last Price (CAD)
$ 1.89
Change
▲ 0.04 (2.16%)
Bid 1.86
Ask 1.89
Volume 1,817,277
Day's Range 1.80 - 1.94
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Last Trade:16:10:03 EDT Oct-17-08
God Bless
You need a .com not a .ca to access the website.
Paladin
looks like their website is down: http://www.connacheroil.ca
Here it comes
Total is taking another chunk of SYN. The sands are drying up.......
Connacher Oil Gas Com Npv (CLL) $4.70
Change: 0.01 (0.21%)
Volume: 509,988
16:10:02 EDT
Jun-13-08
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OT.
Reminder of Merger - Fusion - Quest for an oil sands partner
Calgary-based firm gets confirmation of major Axe Lake resource in Saskatchewan
By DAVID PARKINSON
November 12, 2007 at 6:25 AM EST
Oilsands Quest Inc. has found the oil. Now it wants to find a deep-pocketed partner. Last week, the Calgary-based exploration company released results from an independent evaluation that confirmed what the company had already been saying - that its Axe Lake property in northwestern Saskatchewan contains a substantial in-situ oil sands discovery. "It's instant credibility," said analyst Menno Hulshof of Blackmont Capital.
Now, the firm is embarking on a $70-million winter drilling program to better define the reservoir, before putting a majority stake in the property up for sale by next spring - a sale that could lift the company another rung on the credibility ladder. "To bring on an operator, it legitimizes the story," said Adam Zive, analyst at Desjardins Securities.
Oilsands Quest president and CEO Christopher Hopkins said the company has always said it would bring in a major oil sands firm as operator and majority owner of Axe Lake. "We will not be the team to spend the billions of dollars."
Axe Lake, Saskatchewan's first oil sands exploration project, could cost more than $4-billion to bring into commercial production, based on the indicated size of its resource. The independent evaluation, conducted by petroleum consultant McDaniel & Associates, pegged the discovered bitumen resource at 1.12 billion to 1.55 billion barrels - exceeding Oilsands Quest's internal high-end estimate of 1.5 billion. Oilsands Quest has also estimated that there are another roughly one billion barrels on the site that it has yet to discover.
But knowing the oil is there and being able to profitably extract it can be two different things, especially given the complicated nature of bitumen. That's why analysts feel landing a senior partner with oil sands experience would not only contribute crucial cash and technical expertise, but would help validate the commercial potential of the find.
"There are a lot of technological and financial challenges to overcome," said Richard Wyman, energy analyst at Canaccord Capital. "Taking on a partner would help with that."
Oilsands Quest plans to set up a data room for buyers in the first quarter of 2008. The firm has its fingers crossed for a quick sale, because while it does have cash in place to finance the winter drilling, the next step - a pilot project slated for 2008-2009 - will require up to $200-million the firm doesn't have. The pilot project will establish whether the oil trapped underground can be brought to the surface in sufficient volumes and at low enough cost to make a large-scale oil sands development commercially viable.
Oilsands Quest would like to sell about 60 per cent of Axe Lake and retain about 40 per cent. Analysts believe a sale at this stage could bring in a few hundred million dollars.
The sale should also attract plenty of tire-kickers, in Canada and internationally, analysts said. Although Axe Lake is on the fringes of the Athabasca oil sands, it is part of the same deposit, one of the few sources of large-scale untapped oil reserves in the world. However, some analysts think it might take Oilsands Quest up to a year to negotiate the right deal - meaning the company might have to raise money on its own for the pilot project. Oilsands Quest last week filed a shelf prospectus with Canadian and U.S. regulators for the future issue of an unspecified amount of equity.
Despite a market capitalization of more than $1.5-billion, Oilsands Quest has been beneath the radar of most Canadian investors. Part of the problem has been lack of a Canadian stock listing; its shares trade only on the American Stock Exchange (Amex). But it recently applied to the Toronto Stock Exchange for a listing, which suggests the stock could be trading in Canada by early next year, if not sooner.
Perhaps of bigger issue is the fact that until last week, this was a highly speculative play, with nothing more than management's word the firm had a significant discovery. The independent assessment has removed some of the speculative risk. Mr. Hulshof last week upgraded Oilsands Quest to "buy" from "speculative buy." He said the McDaniel report, by extension, provides greater confidence in the potential of Oilsands Quest's extensive land holdings surrounding the Axe Lake discovery. Axe Lake makes up just 5 per cent of the company's land base in the region, which straddles the Alberta-Saskatchewan border just east of EnCana Corp.'s Borealis project. Oilsands Quest believes the lands could contain 10 billion barrels of oil. "The potential upside is massive," Mr. Hulshof said.
Still, that potential is preliminary. And as Mr. Wyman noted, the region's geology could present problems extracting the oil using standard steam-assisted techniques. "There's a science project here that has to unfold."
The uncertainty has fuelled a significant range in analysts' outlook for the stock. Among the four analysts who follow the company, 12-month target prices range from $4.30 (U.S.) to $7.50. (The stock closed Friday at $5.79.)
As for the longer-range potential, both Mr. Hulshof and Mr. Zive believe the stock could reach the $20 range in the next three to five years. But Mr. Wyman feels there are just too many unknowns about the deposit to assess long-term values.
"This is in the very early stages," he said. "I'm not sure I'm bearish, I'm just more cautious."
Oilsands Quest Inc.
Friday's close $5.79, up 11¢
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