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"Hemisphere Energy Corp. announced a production and operational update. . .as realized heavy oil prices have fallen to below $35/bbl, management is taking the prudent path to optimize existing operations and postpone the majority of capital expenditures until commodity prices improve to more economical levels for heavy oil. . .we believe the company is well positioned to quickly ramp up drill operations as prices look to start improving in the latter half of the year."
(1/28/15)
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Michael Charlton,
Industrial Alliance Securities
"Rock Energy Inc.'s production averaged 5,350 boepd (97% oil) in Q4/14, 13% higher than Q3/14 production and in line with our estimate. . .production at Mantario averaged 3,500 boepd, and Viking
production at Onward was over 900 boepd. . .we are maintaining our Buy recommendation."
(1/28/15)
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Nav Malik,
Octagon Capital Corporation
"We expect Royal Dutch Shell Plc's downstream margins to receive a significant boost from thicker refining margins during Q4/14, primarily driven by an improved global refining environment and reduced exposure to less profitable downstream assets as a result of the divestment program. The company has been actively pursuing the divestment of its not-so-profitable downstream assets over the past few years, and it plans to continue doing so in the near future in order to increase the profitability of its overall portfolio."
(1/28/15)
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Trefis
"Fission Uranium Corp. blew the doors off with its 105 Mlb maiden resource for the Triple R (formerly Patterson Lake South) project. The deposit has a huge high-grade core. Fission has yet to define the limits of that deposit and it's launching another 20,000m winter drill program. I really like Fission. . .this is an opportunity for a major that isn't involved in uranium to instantly become one of the big players. The project is that large and it's going to grow. Fission keeps diluting the stock by drilling off the deposit, but you can't really blame the company when it can discover so many high-grade pounds for each dollar of drilling. At some point this deposit is going to be worth considerably more than the company's current market cap. Investors with the patience to wait out the game should be richly rewarded."
(1/28/15)
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The Gold Report Interview with Brien Lundin
"Hemisphere Energy Corp. announced a production and operational update. . .as realized heavy oil prices have fallen to below $35/bbl, management is taking the prudent path to optimize existing operations and postpone the majority of capital expenditures until commodity prices improve to more economical levels for heavy oil. . .we believe the company is well positioned to quickly ramp up drill operations as prices look to start improving in the latter half of the year."
(1/28/15)
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Michael Charlton,
Industrial Alliance Securities
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