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This chart shows the correlation of success of BRU and downside risk,

See below BRU in the Australian top 100 tips for 2014

19 Buru Energy (BRU)

BURU and its partner Mitsubishi hold the vast majority of prospective ground in Western Australia's Canning Basin. Ramp-up of production from the Ungani oilfield next year will provide supporting cashflow for testing of unconventional gas targets at Yulleroo and further oil exploration on the Ungani trend.

See below a post on BRU today.

"Buru is on it's way, to being possibly one of the Greatest Oil and Gas Companies in Australia if not the world!
Very Stable board, sound management with JV Business Partners. This company is upfront with it's all shareholders, totally transparent, and has communicated accurately it's forward drilling campaign exploration and development plan to all shareholders. It has Extensive prospective acreage to support Economies of scale with it's prospective Oil and Gas basin. And the gas is wet!
All environmental concerns have been met with it's forward plan. And It's good to see a company supporting the local indigenous community, employing very many.

I think we will see more and more broker coverage now as the story grows even further with fund managers. Each drill hitting and proving hundreds of millions Of barrels.. It's a godsend!

Buru is in this weekend's Business Australian the top 100 picks for 2014.

Screaming BUY!"


Facts
Current Market Caps
Buru market cap $490 million
OBL market cap $12

Scribes are suggesting Buru's market cap to be 2 Billion in 2014. Why? Ungani's will be producing and it's formations run into the Derby block. OBL is on the verge of being operator and granted the Derby block.

What will OBL's market cap be when this happens and have a free carry from a super major?