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02/05/21

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Originally posted by strejd ↑

I have just doubled my holding of IVZ which I held for a few months now. Can someone share their thoughts on the scenario of the IVZ SP in the course of drilling?
I had a small parcel in 88E which didn't quite hit it. In the case of 88E, we knew that if there is no hit, the operation will be put on hold due to the end of Arctic winter and thus the SP of 88E will collapse. And probably will stay low until the approach of next season
The difference with IVZ is that they can drill and keep on drilling as they plan as long as they like as there are no weather restrictions. This makes me think that once they start drilling, the SP will be held at a certain level with some fluctuation as long as there is a potential that the next drill will be successful.

is my prediction correct? Since my limited experience in this sort of investment, my question could be rather naive. Your view would be appreciated.

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It’s not nearly that simple, these rare monster rigs are booked to move on to next contracts and once that pad is drilled, it’s drilled. Even if available to Move the whole thing and go again costs $20M and months in between each time is my limited experience. Google images of a drill site with ensign rig 960 or something like that.
The good thing is there are many potential reservoirs stacked on top of each other greatly increasing the COS in at least one as we drill down through to total depth of around 5000m.

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IVZ Price at posting: 16.5¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Not Held
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