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    Quote Originally Posted by dartMonkey View Post
    Looking like a dud.
    The announcement or the stock?

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    The well the subject of the ann.
    Gas is still flowing though and horizontal drills could get it to commercial rates.
    The PEL 16 area was always a better prospect and they are to drill that soon.
    The pattern hasn't broken down yet and my stops haven't been hit so I'm staying put, just.
    The sp has not reacted positively at all. Not a positive sign.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dartMonkey View Post
    The well the subject of the ann.
    Gas is still flowing though and horizontal drills could get it to commercial rates.
    The PEL 16 area was always a better prospect and they are to drill that soon.
    The pattern hasn't broken down yet and my stops haven't been hit so I'm staying put, just.
    The sp has not reacted positively at all. Not a positive sign.
    Im with ya now
    If it closes up today which is very likely that would make yesterdays close a nice bounce off and confirming the trend line.
    I would be staying put for now too if I was holding.
    Same applies to OBV
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    They moved that rig pretty quick. Riflebird started today ...
    That gives us the analysis from Wyan and the results from Riflebird as 2 anns that have the potential to drive the breakout in the next 2 weeks.
    I note that HC had a reference to what I presume is a Sunday Aussie paper carrying a story yesterday about MEL being undervalued in comparison to other CSG plays.
    Early trading seems to like it.
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    The only thing that concerns me is a lot of punters are into this for technical reasons, due to its almost perfect uptrending wedge.

    I'd like to see more buying for fundamental reasons.
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    A few monkeys got shaken out of the tree on Wednesday. Me included. Sp went right down to my stop and then went straight back up.
    A little bit upsetting but as I sit and watch I don't think I'd've had the discipline to sell even though my mental stops have been hit. I'm too confident that the fundamentals are sound - although the coming ann should firm up the position one way or the other.
    With the recent sell off one has to wonder whether the Riflebird drill result/flow rate (even though only for a short time) was not as expected. Either that or the people who exercised the options early June were told to sell because the results were spectacular and they couldn't afford to be seen to be trading on inside information. The latter should perhaps be in a Tui ad, "Yeah, right".
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    QUARTER ENDED 30 JUNE 2008
    2P 298 PJ
    3P 1,538 PJ

    Fourth Quarter Activities Report 2009
    2P 298 PJ
    3P 1,538 PJ


    Haven't looked too much into MEL, but noticed this from a couple of reports 1year apart. No increase in 12 months?

    Still looks very cheap at these prices.
    Anybody have any thoughts on the recent price weakness and why the stock hasn't followed the other CSG plays on the rebound?
    Last edited by The Big Ease; 06-08-2009 at 05:46 AM.

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    I used to hold but sold out

    Too many negatives about managment floating around.

    Assets are hundreds of kms away from infastructure. all the other csg assets are close to pipelines.

    Pilot Well's have shown poor flow rates vs the likes of PES and lots of water in the well.

    needs at least 300m to bid a pipeline to queensland and then like i say flow rates are poor.

    market has probably go this one right.
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    so what does/did Phil Matthews see in it?

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    TBE I wouldnt hold too much with that guy.... surprised he is still around.

    His fund was heavily leveraged i thought he had imploded.

    That guy was single handly responsible for some of the massive decline in aussie oil and gas stocks such as STO, MEL, MPO AOE

    when he got the squeeeeeze last october he had to dump.... notice thats why the oil and gas stocks alll bottomed in oct/nov not march

    Matthews was out.

    In fact i personally profited massively when i found out he was dumping MPO and was nearly complete got them at at steal of around 40c from memory. flipped a few weeks later for 80c or something.
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