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dobie owns petroleum associates international
http://www.gasandoil.com/ogel/authors/author_detail.asp?key=12
clients of dobie langenkamp
http://www.netherlandsewell.com/references2.aspx
the auditor's probably can't figure out just what to characterize that $18 million payment as- income?loan, what??
ny times?? they would rehash the same tainted reuters story all over again- all these journalists are stupid and lazy
erhe up 21%-lol!!!
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=erhe.ob&d=c
well erhe briefly touched 33 where i got the rest of my order filled thanks to panicky investors
well the reuter's skulduggery has worn off- erhe up 14%-lol
well no luck on my other bids- schwab's posting 35 cents now-lol
well- i managed to get a few shares at 33 but it was tough- looks like everyone wants to get in on the bargain
remember the famous rothschild dictum:
buy when their's blood in the streets-lol
ya gata ask yourself- does the sec want to get involved with the nefarious and odious undertakings of african politics- i f the answer is no- then it's obvious what a golden buy opportunity this is. and if you think that nigeria cares about bribery or payoffs, i've got a bridge to sell you. this reminds me of the time that rhonda Brammer put out that hit piece in barrons written for her by a shorter in royal gold- it turned out to be a gift for anyone buying the next day-lol
right art- i've had many stocks mangled on the bulletin board which recovered nicely when they moved to the amex- a lot less naked shorting allowed there
art- right the otc problems are pervasive and have been purposely ignored by the sec- which is why it's imperative that erhe get a listing on the american stock exchange
actually, i prefer erhe to be independent and not be acquired- it's woefully undervalued and we need time for share price to get up to valuation- ie. $20/share
homeport re: will chrome simply swallow erhe?? erhe is an american co and thus comes under purview by the sec- it's not a simple case of one african co swallowing another- if terms aren't favorable to investors, you can bet that sec hearings will be held
china loans angola $2 billion at no interest- picks up oil concession
http://www.siliconinvestor.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=21962619
for the full energy report:
http://futures.fxstreet.com/Futures/content/100120/content.asp?menu=commodities&dia=9122005
re: block one- chevron looks serious and exxon will go along:
Is the only reason the energy bull is back is because folks are dressed up like Eskimos? Sure, the record cold in the Midwest and the falling snow had something to do with it. And this huge snow maker is headed to the East coast as we speak. But the economy is a big part of it too. A vote of confidence was given to the outlook for energy when it was announced that Chevron said it would buy back over $5.0 billion in their stock and that's with their stock trading at lofty levels. Chevron also said they would invest $15.0 billion to increase oil and gas supplies. That kind of statement by Chevron shows that at least one energy company is bullish on the out look of oil. That kind of strong confidence helped the confidence of the market. Chevron's CEO has had the most accurate outlook on oil and is among the most bullish of all the big oil CEOs.
and any oil co that wants to drill in the jdz is gonna have to carry a bunch of nigerian indies- that's the game plan and that's going to be the final outcome- no debates allowed. so the majors better get busy and get the joa's and the psc's signed-lol
sure- landshark- all along- i knew that the nigerians would never bend- and why should they?? they got what they wanted and with 60% interest they don't care what sao tome wants
thanks homeport re: oil refinery in angola- kinda looks like south korea will get a couple of oil blocks-lol
and of course, the ultimate irony in all of this- is that erhe is based in houston- thus, it's an american oil co-lol
adding to that Art- here's what's happening behind the scenes- exxon is putting pressure on the US state dept to be more proactive in africa- especially after it lost exploration licenses in angola to the chinese. and the US govt desparately needs africa hence, direct involvement by both the defense dept and the state dept to back US oil cos
that was from don coxe- here's the whole call if interested
http://www.siliconinvestor.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=21960567
angola smashes oil deal with exxon
The next area where Lee Raymond of ExxonMobil said “Well, we will go and produce more oil from” was Angola. Not a good week for Lee Raymond. Because Angola came out and said we’re not going to nationalize the fields that ExxonMobil and BP and Total are actually producing from, but we’re going to take away their exploration licenses which cover a big part of the ocean and where the seismic work has been done and it looks highly prospective. And this was an area that Big Oil was counting on to protect its sagging reserve life index.
And when Angola then rubs salt in the wounds of Big Oil by saying China will be picking up some of these exploration leases, it illustrates that not only does Big Oil have trouble in its relationship to OPEC, but we’ve now got this hungry new force, which is the second biggest oil importer in the world, with enormous cash flows, that is pursuing opportunities around the globe and trying to drive Big Oil out of its position in them.
The Angola story is particularly amusing because as the Angolan government noted, the deal that they got with Angola was done at the time there was a civil war and they backed the right side in the civil war. This is the kind of thing that oil companies have been doing for ninety years. They’re good at it. Sometimes they get it wrong, but in general it’s something that goes with the territory. You can’t be a CEO of Big Oil without looking at some rather dubious governments around the world and doing deals with those that you think are going to win out.
Well, they did this deal, but it was a separated deal, which was actual producing fields from exploration leases. So what the Angolan government, now that the civil war is long over is saying, okay, it was a deal that worked out well for you on that but we’re not going to let you have a right to at your own pace develop everything that we have in the ocean out here. We’re going to let other people in. In other words, we believe in a free market for our resources.
UK paying $400/bbl or $69/million btu's-whoa!!!
http://tinyurl.com/8urkw
it was like pulling teeth but i finally got some shares at 33.5 centavos-lol
wow- last minute sale- lol was able to buy at 34 centavos
picked up more at 33.5 centavos- last minute shake out-lol
erhe at 41- time for mojo
erhe 41 centavos!!
erhe and eng both up 11%- coincidence??
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=eng.v&d=c
well Mr M- our good pal carmack is loading up- you're next-lol
this stock is closely managed- nothing as big as an 11% gain happens without a reason- something's definitely up
erhe at 39- go baby-lol
erhe at 38 according to schwab-lol
nigeria allows increased time for payment of signature bonuses
http://www.siliconinvestor.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=21819108
all filled at 33.5 centavos
finally got all my order filled- 6k shares-lol
got a partial fill of my order at 33.5 cents-lol