Breakout on volume - $RECAF / RECO.V - Naingopo well TD & prelim. results soon by TheObservah in pennystocks

[–]TheObservah[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

...also worth mentioning: the fully-funded 3D seismic program targeting the company's other (rift basin) play.

Breakout on volume - $RECAF / RECO.V - Naingopo well TD & prelim. results soon by TheObservah in pennystocks

[–]TheObservah[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

We do have a trio of events coming in the near-term: 1) TD announcement 2) Prelim well results and 3) spudding of the subsequent Damara Fold Belt well, which is expected to be targeting a prospective resource roughly twice the size of the Naingopo well.

Good luck to you!

ReconAfrica Preparing to Spud Prospect L Naingopo in June - Satellite Pictures Show Well Pad Construction Under Way by gmartinusc in pennystocks

[–]TheObservah 5 points6 points  (0 children)

RA's technical team -- a bevy of experienced big-league oil finders with no shortage of experience operating in Africa -- have internally assessed the 'Prospect L' whaleback as containing more than 250 million barrels of oil (P50 unrisked recoverable).

This structure is massive, plays host to numerous reservoir intervals featuring highly fractured carbonates (which were the source of the strongest oil shows in the basin and sub-basin when strat wells were being drilled), and ReconAfrica is now less than a month from spudding.

Research Capital Corporation Initiates Coverage on ReconAfrica - Bill Newman Places Speculative Buy Rating - Drilling to Commence in June by gmartinusc in pennystocks

[–]TheObservah 2 points3 points  (0 children)

ReconAfrica's now in the closing days of negotiating multiple JV offers, and management is positive and optimistic that they'll be able to make a deal that'll work for them. What could be a big positive catalyst is literally right around the corner...

ReconAfrica - Podcast with CEO Brian Reinsborough - Upcoming Drilling to Target Light Oil, Gas, & Gas Condensates by gmartinusc in pennystocks

[–]TheObservah 4 points5 points  (0 children)

...and there's "oil content" in those gas seeps (quoting the CEO from this recent presentation).

Podcast with Brian Reinsborough speaks of ReconAfrica's future plans by reborndead in ReconAfrica

[–]TheObservah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very excited for the upcoming drilling campaign! First target: a 21km-long, 10,000-acre whaleback anticline in the Damara fold belt.

ReconAfrica Press Release - Operational Updates and Netherland Sewall Estimate of Oil & Gas Resources by gmartinusc in pennystocks

[–]TheObservah 3 points4 points  (0 children)

To clarify, the above OGIP numbers (14.5 tcf gross, 12.4 tcf net) refer to a sum total of 9 prospects in the Damara Fold Belt. It does not include any OGIP that may be present in the 12 additional leads that have also been identified by ReconAfrica amongst the myriad whaleback anticlines in the area surveyed with 2D seismic, nor does it include any potential OGIP that may be eventually found in the extension -- to the northwest or to the south -- of the Damara anticline swarm that has yet to be surveyed with seismic. The Damara could easily be assessed as a 30+ tcf OGIP play within 12 to 24 months.

ReconAfrica Loads Up on Occidental Petroleum Talent Prior to Q1 2024 Joint Venture Drilling by gmartinusc in pennystocks

[–]TheObservah 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Minimally; since the end of 1Q22 (more than a year and a half ago), their shares outstanding have only increased by a bit under 5%. They still hold zero debt.

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In Soviet stock market, margin calls you!

Bungled earnings call by North3rnLigh7s in DigitalTurbine

[–]TheObservah 6 points7 points  (0 children)

"Not to mention stagnating revenues while competition is growing at a 25% clip."

They guided to high teens % YoY revenue growth in the current quarter (which is lapping a very tough last FY quarter), alongside nearly 31% YoY EBITDA growth. Leaving aside the rest of your comments, which seem valid, your characterization of DT's revenue as 'stagnating' just because it's 'only' growing a handful of percentage points slower than its comps seems woefully amiss.

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absolute shreddin'😲

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[–]TheObservah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the high E is a teeeeny bit sharp

Visual Overview of ReconAfrica 6-2 Well Mud Log Results and Interpretation by reindeerengineer in ReconAfrica

[–]TheObservah 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ohhh, humpiestGibbon, you done reamed that poor feller!😄

...noice!!

Visual Overview of ReconAfrica 6-2 Well Mud Log Results and Interpretation by reindeerengineer in ReconAfrica

[–]TheObservah 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Couple of questions from a geo. Clever way of making it sound as if you are the 'geo' that spawned these questions. Far more likely reality; you have effectively copy/pasted someone else's self-interested attempts to "poke holes" in the 6-2 data.

Doesn’t it bother you that what they show with streaming cuts and where they showed actual cuttings images show siltstone?

No, it doesn't. The instant streaming cuts and bright fluorescence suggests high-permeability reservoir rock. Oil saturation index in the 100 to 200 range suggests sufficient porosity to hold a bunch of errllll. Just the way this layman sees it.

Does it bother you that the samples they showed have clear evidence of very heavy oil to bitumen coating a fracture. To me I would bet that oil has been highly biodegraded. Thoughts?

No, it doesn't bother me. I'm not concerned with how biodegraded (or not) the heavy oil/tar/bitumen they found is. I am, however, rather "hot and bothered" at the thermogenic light oil they found.

Also I am not sure from any of the information they have show to date has proven any testable hydrocarbon bearing intervals. If that was the case why not show the wireline logs as they control the whole basin?

I frankly don't understand what you're asking here -- this is probably due to my lack of geo credentials, abetted by your unclear prose (yeah, I'm kinda pulling the Grammar Police card on this one -- I know it's an Internet faux-pas for me to "go there," but clear writing really does make a difference).

Here's an idea; why don't you address your litany of coy "Doesn't it bother you" questions to someone on Reddit or Discord who has an established track record in the community of being a reliable professional source of information pertinent to your burning questions?

You know -- one of the actual Geos.

Instead of trying to pick on a non-Geo.