deltic could benefit huge if horizontal well comes in

i bought a 1000 shares of deltic stock betting that the horizontal well in
columbia county would come in. because of deltic's mineral interest in
the area, they would benefit huge and it could be a game changer for the company.
no way to know how much interest they have but 100,000 acres
in the smackover would in my estimation be conservative. the well
should be completed this month and we should have the results soon. would
love to get some feed back.

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Permalink Reply by Marc Stepman on July 9, 2010 at 3:24
I am sure Deltic will benefit and I sure that is in the works. Who knows how long it will take but I think it will not be long. If you look at the post looks like the area is getting a good look. I hope it works out I have property in the area.

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