Looks like some serious buyers on board n pushing towards 0.50 !! Meantime, Sona could be speculating at tumbling oil price , as the company is cash rich at this stage ......
All the SPAC counters had a slight spike in volume and price. My view is that its just people speculating that since oil price going down will benefit these counters.
Global market seems to be exhausted to the recent pressure n today closing shows a small sign of "pit stop" , so maybe this counter might tag along with 0.02 up ???
If sona can get a deal done at this current oil prices, this share has a potential to be the next big stock. Sona is lucky that the sc delay has really done sona good and if the deal is secured at these levels and oil rebounds, this stock has an advantage over the rest of the peers
hopefully, the deal is good and oil price stabilized and move up later in the year, then sona will have a superb 2015
maybe the stock of the year 2015!!
Posted by callme777 > Jan 8, 2015 08:48 AM | Report Abuse
If sona can get a deal done at this current oil prices, this share has a potential to be the next big stock. Sona is lucky that the sc delay has really done sona good and if the deal is secured at these levels and oil rebounds, this stock has an advantage over the rest of the peers
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Something is brewing n could taste "yum yum" !!! Sona hv substantial investment in Salamander recently purchased by Ophir where both counters in Lon market doing very well .........
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Oil extended its rally a third day amid speculation a slowdown in the U.S. shale boom will reduce a glut that’s driven prices to the lowest in 5 1/2 years.
Futures rose as much as 1.7 percent in New York, trimming a seventh weekly decline. U.S. producers are bailing out of long- term contracts for drilling rigs as prices sink below $50 a barrel. U.S. crude stockpiles unexpectedly shrank by 3.06 million barrels in the week ended Jan. 2, according to the Energy Information Administration.
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is battling a U.S. shale boom by resisting production cuts, signaling it’s prepared to let prices fall to a level that slows the highest American output in more than three decades. The United Arab Emirates has no plans to curb production no matter how low prices drop, Yousef Al Otaiba, the nation’s ambassador to the U.S., said in Washington.
“Some U.S. producers may need to reconsider their investments because oil prices have now halved,” Ken Hasegawa, an energy trading manager at Newedge Group in Tokyo, said by phone today. “But it’s unclear if the declines are over.”
Helmerich & Payne Inc., the biggest rig operator in the U.S., said it had received early termination notices for four contracts, while a second contract driller, Pioneer Energy Services Corp., said four rigs had been canceled early. Producers may cut short another 50 to 60 agreements, according to Andrew Cosgrove, a Bloomberg Intelligence analyst.
Companies are paying to cancel rigs rather than keep drilling after the plunge in oil prices. Contracts for the 190 rigs that on-land drillers were projected to add this year, known as newbuilds, have the highest risk of being terminated, Cosgrove said.
“The faster you bring the price down, the quicker you will have a response from U.S. production -- that is the expectation and the hope,” said Jamie Webster, an analyst at consultants IHS Inc. in Washington. “I cannot recall a time when several members were actively pushing the price down in both word and deed.”
“It seems in their interest to have a swift fall rather than a slow, grinding fall,” Miswin Mahesh, an analyst at Barclays in London, said by phone. “A swift drop in prices would bring more changes to non-OPEC supply,” while a more gradual decline would let companies in other oil nations “merge and become more efficient.”
lower oil price will make oil field much cheaper to acquired. that is good for spac provided can secure a good producing firm. reason for share going up in short term. in medium to long, prospect much depend on higher oil price
Goldman reduced its six and 12-month WTI predictions to $39 a barrel and $65, from $75 and $80, respectively, while its estimate for Brent for the period were cut to $43 and $70, from $85 and $90, according to the report.
): Goldman Sachs said U.S. oil prices need to trade near $40 a barrel in the first half of this year to curb shale investments as it gave up on OPEC cutting output to balance the market.
In the present scenario (Jan 2015) of tumbling oil prices amid a supply glut, current (Jan 2015) low oil prices may well be a prelude to global oil shortage as early as 2016.
It is believed that the current (Jan 2015) low crude oil price could be an overkill and result in the next "Energy Crisis" by early 2016.
The dip will be short-lived in the long history of crude oil price cycles. Oil prices have always bounced back and this is not going to be an exception
Assumed that crude oil prices would remain depressed during the first quarter 2015, then slowly ramp up and accelerate as next winter 2015 approaches. By December 2015, we will see a much tighter oil market and significantly higher prices.
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Posted by AhSook AhKou > 2015-01-06 15:56 | Report Abuse
Looks like some serious buyers on board n pushing towards 0.50 !! Meantime, Sona could be speculating at tumbling oil price , as the company is cash rich at this stage ......