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Mira Resources Corp > New Jennings Report on MRP - Dec6
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Post by statsman1 on Dec 06, 2011 1:40pm

New Jennings Report on MRP - Dec6

https://www.jenningscapital.com/reports/MRP20111206LoweringTarget.pdf
Excerpt:
December 6, 2011
Recommendation: SPECULATIVE BUY
Revised 12-Month Target: C
.35
Previous 12-Month Target: C$1.25
Risk Rating: ABOVE AVERAGE
MIRA RESOURCES CORP.
(TSXV-MRP C
.12)
FINAL TEST RESULTS ON TSB-1 –
FORMATION DAMAGE INHIBITS TEST RATES
LOWERING TARGET
? TSB-1 tested at rates ranging from 77 – 512 Bb/d.
The various test rates were mainly a function of
different choke sizes. These rates are significantly
below the market’s expectations, most likely due to
formation damage caused during the original drilling in
1980. A longer test program would be required to
definitively calculate the native formation permeability
and the skin damage.
? Reservoir modelling still suggests that the well
could produce up to 2,500 Bbl/d. These rates would
require either a downhole pump or completing the gas
leg in the U4 to provide a “gas lift” effect. Neither of
these operations can be implemented at this time due
to equipment and financial limitations.
? The potential in Tom Shot Bank may actually have
increased. The new logs suggest that total net pay in
all five zones could be 280 ft or more, clearly much
higher than the 86 ft used in last the resource
assessment. If the resources are proportionate to the
net pay, Mira’s share might be 13.5 MMBbl or more,
vs. the 4.2 MMBbl previously assigned.
? Financing becomes the key issue. Mira would like
to drill the new well (TSB-3) in 2012, and pending
success on that and on the remediation of TSB-1,
build the facilities required to commence production.
We estimate that this will cost about $55 million in
total. The Company will face the difficult choice
between raising new equity in the context of the
current market price, vs. farming out its interest to a
third party capable of making those expenditures.
We are lowering our 12-month target price to C
.35

per share and maintaining our SPECULATIVE BUY
recommendation.
Comment by amen11 on Dec 06, 2011 3:02pm
  Is it not amazing but everytime Jennings comes out with yet another buy recommendation they do nothing but slam every bid out there.  What kind of firm is this?  Does anyone take them seriously?
Comment by peakoilinvestor on Dec 06, 2011 3:40pm
I think the management of Mira must be very pleased with the Jennings report, i.e. that they lowered the 12 month target considerably. Anything that contributes to keeping SP down for a while is a bonus when you are planning some heavy insider buying. Watch out for insiders the coming days! And then watch for announcement of financing of TSB-3....
Comment by BurconNutriFan on Dec 06, 2011 7:22pm
amenJennings brokers are free to trade as they want, just like Canaccord brokers etc. They are under no pressure to follow any of the research their company puts out because they are 100% businessmen who need to bring in commissions to feed their hungry families. Jennings does not care what the brokers sell, as long as they keep the commissions coming in for splitting. Besides the client makes the ...more  
Comment by BurconNutriFan on Dec 06, 2011 7:27pm
peakoilDon't worry any more about your baseless insider's theory. Worry instead about your own inability to comprehend that the low price is not good for anyone.
Comment by peakoilinvestor on Dec 07, 2011 5:00am
Burcon, I do not worry at all about insiders. But I worry a bit about you, bragging around that you know so much about trading and how brokers work etc. Fact is, you are uneducated in finance and it seems like you don't know the basics about how risk and return is related. I would recommend reading at least an undergraduate text book in corporate finance. There are million versions out there ...more  
Comment by BurconNutriFan on Dec 07, 2011 10:38am
peakUmm. Try making a point (like I did when I explained all the reasons in some detail that anyone following trading houses is wasting their time, either from lack of knowledge of markets or intelligence)  instead of hiding behind generalities like "you are undereducated in finance".  I have worked with a broker on my accounts for 2 decades and can tell you that no ...more  
Comment by peakoilinvestor on Dec 07, 2011 11:25am
Ok, since I have limited time I will for now just pick one of your statements, or should I say bragging. If you were at least a tiny bit updated with the huge scientific literature on empirical finance you would know that there is simply no evidence that stock picking persistently produces abnormal returns, i.e. a risk-adjusted return above the one predicted by any choice of equilibrium asset ...more  
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