
We’ve followed the Falklands oil story in Penny Sleuth for a while now. To get the background, take a look at our 15 January issue: The 'Big Four' Falklands Oil Shares. Anyone with money in Falklands oil will watch Desire Petroleum (ticker: DES) in the days ...
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Gulf Keystone’s potentially company-making find in Iraqi Kurdistan is getting to be one of the most analysed wells around even though it is still some way from full appraisal.
Dynamic Global Advisers (DGA), independent reservoir consultants, has ...
On Monday 25th January, news of coordinated bomb attacks in Baghdad made headlines around the world, highlighting the ongoing violence that continues to grip Iraq. Also on the same day, the government reported that the man known as “Chemical Ali,” one of the ...
Down in the Falklands, there are unusual rumblings of activity going on. And these rumbles are about to become a roar. The usually tranquil archipelago 13,000km away is about to be engulfed by the machinery and manpower of big oil exploration. Early next month the ...
Themes: Oil, Kurdistan, Demand, China
Dear Reader,
Other Small cap news...
Q-Max buyout is a shrewd move for Netcall
Shares in Aim-listed Netcall (ticker: NET) jump 6% on news that it is acquiring Q-Max for £2.5m.
Both Q-Max and Netcall provide ...
Themes: Oil Stocks, Oil Companies, Oil Outlook
It looks like the world’s oil giants aren’t doing too well. Exxon and Shell’s second quarter profits for 2009 are around one-third last year’s takeaway. And their stocks have followed suit, staying at ...
Dear Reader, $72 per barrel and still rising… Oil has been one of the most brilliant investments this year. It’s already up by 125% from its lows this year. Back in February you could have bought a barrel of oil for just over $32. If you are a regular Right Side ...
Oil prices recently surged over $65 a barrel... and there’s no sign of it stopping. Mostly, it’s bullish comments from OPEC and a fall in US crude inventories that are giving it this boost. The ‘recovery fever’ that seems to have gripped markets isn’t hurting ...
The rebound in crude oil prices during the past five months hasn’t given much of a boost to the world’s biggest oil companies. Take a look at the chart below. It shows the percentage change in crude oil prices versus oil company stocks for the past five months. ...
Today I would like to show you two investments set to profit from the decline of the US dollar. Over the last couple of weeks, we’ve looked at why the greenback’s future looks bleak. The flip-side is that as it falls, it has a positive effect on the price of ...
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