InterOil Daily Distortions no.24
InterOil’s share price collapse from the mid twenties to ten was, although bad in itself, not worse than most other small energy companies with a need for funding, and the […]
A come-uppance of sorts. The mother of all short squeezes
The tables are turned, for once. Could be the mother of all short-squeezes. The crying wolf of the victims is especially noteworthy. Shorting, by legal or illegal means, can really […]
Petronet sniffing around PNG LNG projects in earnest
When discussing possible partners for InterOil’s LNG project, we invariably thought of Korea and Japan (the regio’s big LNG importers), sometimes China (for its rapidly growing energy needs and pollution […]
Tee off with Tiger..
A virtual one, that is, because virtual golf is the next big thing. Apart from that, the company behind it seems to offer an interesting opportunity.
Just as you thought you could relax a bit, there he is again..
Dr. Doom, aka Noriel Roubini. Unfortunately, he speaks with some authority, as he predicted all this mess years ago. He’s become a bit too gloomy, we think. Lessons from the […]
Solar still very much in it
Despite the absolute slaughter in the solar sector, those in the know remain fairly optimistic, and companies keep posting stellar result and confirming a good outlook.
ALG sells stake in PNG energy project for record price
This is setting new benchmarks for valuation in energy (especially LNG projects) in PNG and shows that despite the dim market conditions (to say the least), PNG’s LNG projects generate […]
InterOil announces PNG government participation
Apparently, negotiations do not have to be that long, there seems to be a preliminary understanding and commitment of funds dependent on certain conditions to be met this month by […]
Protected: Some InterOil rumors
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Interesting idea on saving people’s homes
A clever idea that shares the losses and the spoils for those responsible for the housing mess, and helps in keeping family in their houses and props up the market. […]