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Originally Posted by Tower
hmmm - your opinion.
And yes I do believe if I do have to google much like anyone else who wants accurate info then do it... "If you have to" make such judgments try to be less prickish about it.
And perhaps my information is not from google. I might just use yahoo! 
As well it is common knowledge that oil in the Middle east is better quality but as well more "dangerous/risky/cost safy concern" to get at... Costs vary in all aspects Cowboy. Which from your online stand point seems to point to is that you MUST know. But I digress.
It is true that I'm not an oil boy. It is true that I am not an expert but it is also true that I must know someone who does... And he's pretty f'n smart.
If our oil is currently under contract and countries or companies back out of the contract then does it not make sence that other countries and companies would jump on the oppertunity like previously said countries who are starved for oil? Me thinks yes. |
Then how come land sales suffered immediately after the royalty agreement? Even in a high price environment they dried up. Where are the other multitudes of companies rushing into Alberta to drill up our marginal oil and gas? They have been free to bid on new land packages. Why did those prices tank as oil and gas prices soared this spring?
Me thinks said companies bidding less on Alberta land know more than you and your f'n smart friend about the best use of their own capital.