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Caza Oil & Gas Inc. > How to Cash in on Falling Oil Prices (Caza)
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Comment by siempre33on Oct 19, 2014 9:34pm
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RE:How to Cash in on Falling Oil Prices (Caza)

RE:How to Cash in on Falling Oil Prices (Caza)Also posted at that LSE chat site waa this >

Oh I thought that Broadcaster alone was over 2000 barrels per day . Certainly the initial flow was. At least one of the others was turning in 1200. That is exclusive of gas , of which there is quite a lot. I would have thought that they are producing about 3000 barrels per day at this time , perhaps more
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