RE:RE:RE:RE:Ignore the senseless chatter...it’s done. False Trake/Viking - the commingled test will not make or break the program for STO. If this test was carried out on the top 5 wells next year after production through a 5.5 inch casing on s vertical well was verified to be a an effective production method, then yes maybe. If STO changed the plan based the results of a commingled test on the first vertical exploration well, the shareholders of STO should be concerned. This is a horrible point Trake/Viking. Any super major would love to be in STOs shoes here. Didn’t Cormark say anything greater than 0.5mncf (with no condensate) would be considered a success back at the $2.75 target price?
Who are the ideal voices of reason here:
- The Cormark analyst with 20 years of experience. It sure seems like Mr. Ursu and his team knows the business and VLE very well.
- Maybe the expert blogger with an M.Sc and a couple decades of experience. Mr Shaw has covered this story from the start and has done very well at predicting the next steps.
- The paid basher with an agenda.
Once again, ignore the senseless noise (not sure why I responded to this unethical fool).