Norse Energy Corp

[Urban57]

Intressant tråd!

 

Har också konto på Avanza och detta verkar vara en högrisk aktie med potential.

 

Vet man ungefär när beslut ska komma angående fracking?

[Nstradamus]

Läs igenom hela tråden så har du mycket kött på benen sen angående status och möjliga utvecklingar av caset.

[Snusarn]

Reggade via Avanza faktiskt men fick standard lättaste aktie- och fondkonto. Bör ju vara en smal sak att aktivera ett sådant där annat konto inom samma bank dock.

[Urban57]

Om du har ett aktie och fondkonto på Avanza så är det lätt att starta ett investerarsparkonto genom deras hemsida.

 

Sedan kan du begära flytt av aktierna till ditt investerarsparkonto utan att betala courtage men det ses som en försäljning mot skatteverket och du måste då skatta 30% på vinsten i din deklaration nästa år.

 

Jag har själv de flesta konton på Avanza och ett schablonbeskattat konto som investerarsparkonto är väldigt fördelaktigt då räntan är så låg och man behöver drygt en avkastning på 2% för att det ska vara fördelaktigt att välja detta konto.

 

Får se om man investerar i Norse men skulle gärna se en dipp

[Nstradamus]

 

Får se om man investerar i Norse men skulle gärna se en dipp

 

Jag tror och hoppas att det kommer väldigt snart nu. Ytterligare utsättelser ger givetvis en rejäl dipp men genom det jag läst och tolkat från det så bör det komma nu.

 

Men kursen ligger så låg som den gör tack vare att ingen vet så det gäller att vara så påläst som möjligt och lita till den berömda magkänslan. =)

[Nstradamus]

ALBANY - Lawmakers are scrambling to come up with a state budget deal by Thursday.

Members of the state Senate and Assembly are still grappling with a few issues before they can reach an agreement on a new budget. Lawmakers are considering whether to restore $50 million in state aid that Gov. Andrew Cuomo has taken away from school districts in high-tax areas. Politicians are also debating whether to extend a temporary tax on couples with annual incomes of $2 million or more.

The largest unresolved issue is Cuomo's proposal to raise the state's minimum wage to $9 per hour. Most Democrats support it, while a majority of Republicans oppose it.

A budget agreement is expected by the end of the week.

The final spending plan is expected to be about $143 billion, an increase of less than 2 percent from last year.

[Nstradamus]

Ser ljust ut på budgetfronten. Hoppas verkligen de enas i tid nu så ser det ljust ut framøver.

 

http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20130319/NEWS01/303190035/budget?gcheck=1&nclick_check=1

[Terribleturk]

Oavsett hur det går med aktien så har det varit underhållande läsning. Tack för en rolig tråd.

[Nstradamus]

Oavsett hur det går med aktien så har det varit underhållande läsning. Tack för en rolig tråd.

 

Kul! =)

 

Otroligt vad trevligt det kan kännas med positiva kommentarer. =)

Där ser man hur viktigt det är att ge positiv feedback med rätt timing och i rätt situation.

Det är då den verkligen gör nytta och värde hos mottagaren.

Missar man på timing eller ödslar beröm så tappar värdet kraftigt.

 

Idag är första dagen jag känt mig osäker på NEC. Detta grundar sig i att avgörandet närmar sig och jag tror den kommer tappa en hel del om inte beslutet kommer nu eller nästa vecka.

Alla signaler tyder på att det kommer nu men ingen kan veta säkert.

 

Det är därför skönt att se att budgeten förhoppningsvis ramlar på plats rekordtidigt nu och vi därefter kan få in ett positivt beslut om SGEIS som kommer drunkna i all medierapportering om budgeten.

[Nstradamus]

http://www.wellsvilledaily.com/news/x930817070/IOGA-urges-no-more-delays-by-state-on-natural-gas-drilling?zc_p=0

 

The DEC Monday said it didn´t have anything to add toa statement last month by DEC commissioner Martens, who referred to a public health review of fracking by Dr.Shah.

 

" The Department of Health´s public health review, which was undertaken at my request, is important to our consideration of high-volume hydraulic fracturing and I will not issue a final supplemental generic environmental impact statement (SGEIS)until that review is complete and I have received Dr.Shah´s recommendations."

[Nstradamus]

Governor Andrew Cuomo and New York state legislators have hammered out an agreement to raise the minimum wage to $9 per hour, according to a report by Bloomberg

 

 

http://www.bizjournals.com/newyork/news/2013/03/19/gov-cuomo-lawmakers-minimum-wage.html

[Nstradamus]

Skulle ha litat på magkänslan igår men får se hur djupt den dyker och om jag köper mer istället. =)

 

Ligger ca 11% ner just nu på 2,45 och jag värderar att köpa lite mer om den skulle sjunka ner till 2,2-2,1.

 

För övrigt är det bara att fortsätta att hålla i sig och njuta av åkturen..

[Big Less]

Skulle ha litat på magkänslan igår men får se hur djupt den dyker och om jag köper mer istället. =)

 

Ligger ca 11% ner just nu på 2,45 och jag värderar att köpa lite mer om den skulle sjunka ner till 2,2-2,1.

 

Varför skulle du vara beredd att köpa för 2,20 nu, när du inte var beredd att köpa för 1,70 för en vecka sedan?

[Katt3n]

Varför skulle du vara beredd att köpa för 2,20 nu, när du inte var beredd att köpa för 1,70 för en vecka sedan?

 

"Oj, här har jag inte varit innan"

/guldfisken.

 

 

[Nstradamus]

Governor Andrew Cuomo and New York legislative leaders may reach a deal as soon as today on a $136.5 billion budget that would extend a higher tax on top earners, raise the minimum wage and cut $700 million in taxes.

 

The agreement would close a $1.35 billion deficit without new taxes in fiscal 2014, which begins April 1. Approval by the legislature, which could happen as early as this weekend, would mean Wall Street’s home state would have its third consecutive on-time budget for the first time since 1984, when Cuomo’s father, Mario, was governor.

 

 

 

 

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-03-20/cuomo-nears-deal-on-136-5-billion-n-y-budget-extending-top-tax.html

 

Norse backade 7,6% idag och stannade på 2,54. Inte så spännande nu innan budgeten är på plats och vi kommer säkert se svängningar på +-10% imorgon med. Var många småsparare som sålde ut sig idag och de stora är duktiga på att skapa panik nu innan beslut genom att köra ner aktien tillfälligt.

 

Hade dålig känsla igår över att det kommer dra ut på tid men jag är på det klara med att jag kör loppet ut. Har en känsla av att SGEIS inte kommer förrän efter påsk men klarar de få på plats budgeten snabbt så har jag förhoppningar om SGEIS innan påsk.

Tror det kan finnas möjlighet att komma in på fina nivåer efter påsk om beskedet låter vänta på sig.

 

Har suttit i möte och konferens hela dagen idag så har inte kunnat följa den knackiga dagen idag och fattar ärligt talat inte varför småspararna säljer ut sig nu så nära inpå ett avgörande. Inget nytt har framkommit förutom att det finns möjligheter till att budgeten blir klar rekordtidigt.

 

Ska läsa lite av dagens nyhetsflöde nu men räknar inte med att det finns så mycket av intresse som kommit under dagen.

[Nstradamus]

Skiffergas som utvinns med den omdiskuterade metoden hydraulisk frakturering (fracking) ger mindre spillvatten än konventionell gasutvinning, visar en forskningsrapport.

 

 

 

http://www.nyteknik.se/tidningen/article3623524.ece

[Nstradamus]

Actions, not words provide insight into NY’s fracking future 3 signs the state will not permit shale gas anytime soon

 

This tells us only that the Cuomo administration, at the expense of transparency, has designed it’s fracking MO to neutralize offensives from lobbyists and grass roots activists that inevitably accompany every small sign and huge expectation that the administration is leaning one way or the other. Rather than hanging on words, those trying to predict when and if shale gas wells will be sunk in New York are better off looking at more tangible signs within the administration, including these:

 

 

1) No budget for regulatory staff. DEC administrators have said the agency will need at least 140 new staff members to regulate the shale gas industry in New York. The governor’s budget, now under negotiation with legislators, contains no money to add staff for shale gas permitting or inspection. Moreover, an advisory panel of lawmakers and representatives from the industry and environmental groups tasked with looking at revenue sources for this function has not met in the past two years, and there are no signs of it being reconvened.

 

 

2) Recent departures suggest a critical disconnect. Two administrators key to drilling policy have inexplicably resigned in recent weeks. The most high profile departure was that of Robert Hallman, Cuomo’s deputy secretary for energy and environment who is on record as advocating shale gas development as an important bridge to cleaner energy fuel sources. Perhaps more relevant, however, is the resignation of Deputy Commissioner and General Counsel Steve Russo, who was instrumental in overseeing the development of the SGEIS under Cuomo. Given that both pro and anti-fracking groups have threatened to challenge the legal soundness of the state’s policy, it seems unlikely that Cuomo would proceed without a successor to Russo who is up to speed on the legal complexity of issues that have been evolving since 2008.

 

 

3) Everything remains on hold, as deadlines pass. The most current reason for the delay – that the DOH staff is looking at other studies – is ill defined and, as Cuomo suggested, possibly irrelevant. Further, the “few weeks” timetable for that work has long passed. I have heard from multiple sources that the work is in fact done, and there are larger forces at work. As much as those close to the fracking debate would like to see the decision made in a political vacuum, it seldom if ever works that way. The fracking decision, which is also pending legislation, is one of many chips on the big table on which things get done in Albany. Gun Control (recently passed but still relevant), Minimum Wage, Casino designations, Stop and Frisk, and myriad budget issues.

 

For worse or better, Cuomo has decided that fracking, for now, is one of those issues that remains on the table. The glut of gas coming on the market in Pennsylvania has made this the path of least resistance for him, as it has substantially eased the demand for New York’s share of the resource while lowering prices. Tension between both camps of the fracking debate – and poles suggesting a split in the broader public (recently nudging slightly toward anti-frackers) – suggest the status quo is less damaging to Cuomo than the sequence of events that would come with a clear commitment for or against fracking.

 

 

http://tomwilber.blogspot.no/2013/03/actions-not-words-provide-insight-into.html

[Nstradamus]

Posted: 1:17 PM, March 20, 2013

 

ALBANY – New Yorkers are turning against fracking, according to a new poll.

 

Quinnipiac University said its survey shows “for the first time ever” opposition to the controversial natural gas drilling technique “by a clear margin,” 46-39 percent.

 

That’s a turnaround from 47-42 percent support in August 2011 as Gov. Cuomo continues to delay a decision on whether to allow high-volume horizontal drilling.

 

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/new_yorkers_opposed_to_fracking_egWgcZr5Zkg2o2qSvDvPBO

[Nstradamus]

"Posted on March 20, 2013 at 1:51 pm by Casey Seiler, Capitol bureau chief in Hydrofracking

 

In his Wednesday Q&A, Gov. Andrew Cuomo responded to state Petroleum Council Executive Director Karen Moreau’s contention that the time for polling has passed — this in response to the new Quinnipiac survey showing a “clear margin” (46-39 percent) in opposition to the natural gas drilling technique — and the “time for leadership … for a decision” from Cuomo was nigh.

 

The governor’s response took paid pro-fracking advocates to task at some length:

 

People matter, and what people think and feel matters. Is it necessarily determinative? No. But as I’ve said before, the Petroleum Council says disregard public opinion and disregard what people think. I understand that’s what they say. What I say is, I suggest that they consider, Why do people think that way? Why do they feel that way? Why do you have people who are hundreds of miles from the scene of where any fracking would take place who have these kinds of fears? Why do you have the state Legislature, where if they could vote on this I’ll bet you four-fifths would vote against it?

 

So if you are a lobbyist for the pro-fracking entities, my suggestion was, You have work to do. And thank you very much for the advice on how to do my job, and here’s gratuitous advice on how to do your job: Talk to the people of the state, talk to the legislators and elected officials in the state, and explain to them why their fears are all unfounded."

[Nstradamus]

By Neela Banerjee

March 20, 2013, 1:05 p.m.

 

 

 

WASHINGTON -- A coalition of energy companies, environmentalists and Pennsylvania-based philanthropies announced Wednesday the creation of a center that would provide more stringent standards for fracking and natural gas development in the Eastern United States.

 

The Marcellus Shale formation, which extends from central New York to eastern Kentucky, is the site of a vast gas boom, most of it centered in Pennsylvania. But the production method of fracking, high-volume hydraulic fracturing that has tapped the gas deposits, has touched off concerns about the impact of such wide-scale industrial development on air and water quality.

 

The new Center for Sustainable Shale Development, the first of its kind in the U.S., seeks to set high operational standards for companies working in the Marcellus Shale in the areas of water and air quality and climate impact.

 

Though the center has 15 standards on the books so far, its members see that as just the start of a more sweeping and uniform improvement of gas production practices. Independent auditors would certify if the companies seeking the center’s seal of approval actually met the standards.

 

The center will be based in Pittsburgh and have a budget of about $1 million, which will be funded equally by industry and philanthropies.

 

The founders of the center include the energy companies Shell, Chevron, Consol Energy and EQT. Environmental backers include the Clean Air Task Force, the Environmental Defense Fund, Group Against Smog and Pollution (GASP), Citizens for Pennsylvania’s Future (PennFuture) and the Pennsylvania Environmental Council. The Heinz Endowments and the William Penn Foundation philanthropies are also involved.

[Nstradamus]

Sista artikeln är ju väldigt positiv för fracking inte mycket glädjande utöver det ikväll.

[#LOUDmouth#]

Läge att låsa denna tråden? Jag menar, detta är väl ett diskussionsforum och denna tråden har ju blivit en monolog från nån random enögd tomte som säkert sitter och postar länkar och citat på en massa andra forum också.

 

/#LOUDmouth#

[Metaddict]

Läge att låsa denna tråden? Jag menar, detta är väl ett diskussionsforum och denna tråden har ju blivit en monolog från nån random enögd tomte som säkert sitter och postar länkar och citat på en massa andra forum också.

 

/#LOUDmouth#

 

Nej, men kanske läge för dig att sluta läsa helt enkelt. Ganska enkel lösning på ditt problem.

 

/#METaddict#

[Nstradamus]

Läge att låsa denna tråden? Jag menar, detta är väl ett diskussionsforum och denna tråden har ju blivit en monolog från nån random enögd tomte som säkert sitter och postar länkar och citat på en massa andra forum också.

 

/#LOUDmouth#

 

Uppskattar verkligen när folk från begåvningsreserven kommer och delger sina tankar. Mycket bra!

[Nstradamus]

20 March 2013

Norse Energy Corp. ASA ("NEC" ticker Oslo Stock Exchange, Norway)

announces that its US subsidiaries, Norse Energy Corp. USA and Norse

Energy Holdings, Inc., have reached an agreement with a Norwegian-based

Special Purpose Vehicle funded by certain existing NEC ASA lenders for a

USD 3.8 million Debtor in Possession ("DIP") loan. The terms of the

agreement are subject to approval by the Bankruptcy Court and lender due

diligence. No assurance can be given that such approvals will be

granted.

 

The terms of the loan provide for an interim advance of USD 800,000

pending entry of a final Court order approving the DIP loan facility,

with the balance to be advanced in successive draws thereafter. The loan

shall bear interest at 12% per annum payable at maturity. The loan has a

maximum term of 9 months. There shall be a 6% commitment fee assessed on

the unused portion of the DIP loan facility. The facility will be

collateralized by the assets of the US subsidiaries. The facility

requires that the US subsidiary, Norse Energy Corp. USA, enters into a

process within 60 days of court approval of the interim advance to sell

assets. The purpose of the "DIP" financing will be to fund the US

subsidiaries operations during the Chapter 11 process.

A successful DIP financing at the US subsidiary level is for the purpose

of funding those subsidiaries. The Norwegian parent company, Norse

Energy Corp. ASA, will require a separate source of funds. Norse Energy

Corp ASA is in close dialogue with Norse stakeholders in pursuit of

funding. The likelihood of securing funding of the Norwegian parent

company cannot be predicted at this time. The Company will update the

market in due course on any developments.

The Company has a significant land position of ~130,000 net acres in New

York State with certified 2C contingent resources of 951 MMBOE as of 31

December 2012.

 

For further information, please contact:

 

Chris Steinhauser, Chief Financial Officer

csteinhauser@norseenergy.com

Office: +1 713 975 1900

S. Dennis Holbrook, Chief Legal Officer

dholbrook@norseenergy.com

Office: +1 716 568 2048