Strong Prospects For Cooper Energy In Tight Gas Market, page-17

The beauty of Coopers is that they tend to go about their business with a minimum of fuss and outlandish statements. Being as pragmatic as they can. I know that there have been suggestions on previous threads that the management are overpaid etc. etc. To my way of thinking they are paid what they are worth as they are placing this company into a position of strength....everything being equal of course.

The general consensus is that the gas supply on the Eastern Seaboard will tighten up from about now and that the GLNG will require additional input to met demand....that will increase pricing with the knock on affect of strengthening the bottom line. Where will Coopers price be when the revenue starts flowing in ??? I'm not sure but am hoping that it will be well north of 60c. That will vindicate my position of having held Coopers for quite a number of years.