just for interest, page-55

This is an excerpt from the latest "hot stock" from The Next Oil Rush (a free subscription). This particular "hot stock" which I won't identify, but not hard to work out (in fact real easy), is not Icon, but, the story about the "hot stock" is interesting to read actually providing a much more positive picture of the C.B. than we have recently had to put up with after those "poor" results from Beach (thanks HAL).
The Next Oil Rush has a very large subscriber base and already, just from today's report, that "hot stock" has already increased by 25% today.

"The tipping point for Australia's shale gas boom is here.
The yanks are coming and Queensland's Cooper Basin is target number one.
New techniques in the US shale gas industry have unlocked a bounty of domestic supply - the USA is on track to become energy independent in a few years - unthinkable 10 years ago.
These techniques are coming Down Under where shale and coal seam gas plays are multiplying across the land as demand for LNG soars both in Australia and throughout the world.
Australia is the new frontier. Majors and private equity are already moving in.
US energy giant Chevron just invested $350 million with Beach Energy to hunt for shale gas in the Cooper Basin's vast unconventional prospects.
Hong Kong based conglomerate Cheung Kong Group just made a $2.7 billion takeover bid for natural gas distributor Envestra - upping the stakes in a bidding war against APA Group.
Britain's BG Group inked a $19.6 million deal to acquire nearly a 10% stake in Drillsearch Energy.
BG Group plus two other heavy hitting gas players, Origin and Santos, are all building LNG export facilities on Curtis Island in Queensland.
The focus now is on finding enough gas to supply hungry Asian markets.
A frenzy of M&A activity is in full swing in the Cooper as the gas giants desperately try to secure their LNG supply with shale gas.
There are so many farm-outs, farm-ins and takeovers it's hard to keep track of them all.