Ivanhoe Capital Acquisition Corp. Warrants each whole warrant exercisable for one share of Class A common stock at an exercise price of $11.50 per... IVAN.WS

THE NEW DEAL on the table very soon

[trader2day]

The old contract is being ripped up and National Oil Company of Libya is reviewing its oil service needs world wide. This means that Ivanhoe Energy could get a even bigger piece of the oil pie in other operation/discovery/exploration areas that NOC is now hosting and planning on hosting. Huge contract could very well be in the works here for Ivanhoe Energy after NOC has finished its world operational review and will then negotiate with Ivanhoe how big a piece of pie they will offer Ivanhoe Energy for there services.

Partnership could be in the offering also. If NOC wanted expertise they very well could just buy out Ivanhoe Energy.

As this news goes forward we can expect a big rise in the price of the stock before the 3rd quarter NOC review is completed.

Speculation is the best money maker.. News is the end game to sell.

[Shark2014]

With Canadian markets closed Monday we will see where the speculation takes Ivanhoe Energy on The US exchange. This may be a stupid question, but are we 100% sure NOC is National Oil Company of Libya?  Is that explicitly stated?  What I see in the press release is simply NOC. thanks in advance! shark

[trader2day]

Well as for the holiday it is on both sides of the USA Canadian border. Could say both countries are in Labour with the birth pending about Ivanhoe.. Hope this baby being born is a BIG ONE :) Happy Labour day investors and workers who deserved this paid day off. Nice both countries are on even par this time in holidays give the stock a nice even run out of the gates come Tuesday morning

[trader2day]

Thanks for the question about the OIL Company called NOC. "NOC" is also just a reference to different national oil companies of different countries. A national oil company (NOC) is an oil company fully or in the majority owned by a national government. According to the World Bank, NOCs accounted for 75% global oil production and controlled 90% of proven oil reserves in 2010.[1] Due to