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) to overestimate their accumulations (here may be a little, but after all oil industry is about uncertainty) and above all the recovery factor you could expect from those accumulations (whatever in cold production, what the current projects do and what Canada cannot apply for their tar sands except by mining, or in enhanced recovery involving thermal which is costly... but what the heck with the current barrel price). There are 2 purposes to the overestimation of the recovery factors: it makes further projects more valuable on the paper for future bidders (and therefore more money for Venezuela as well as more expectations from / pressure on the bidders once they start to produce) and the reserves of oil of Venezuela higher (more power at the geopolitical level). Last point, recovery factors are always hard to assess without past experience and post mortem, which is impossible here since those extra-heavy oil projects just started...
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) to overestimate their accumulations (here may be a little, but after all oil industry is about uncertainty) and above all the recovery factor you could expect from those accumulations (whatever in cold production, what the current projects do and what Canada cannot apply for their tar sands except by mining, or in enhanced recovery involving thermal which is costly... but what the heck with the current barrel price). There are 2 purposes to the overestimation of the recovery factors: it makes further projects more valuable on the paper for future bidders (and therefore more money for Venezuela as well as more expectations from / pressure on the bidders once they start to produce) and the reserves of oil of Venezuela higher (more power at the geopolitical level). Last point, recovery factors are always hard to assess without past experience and post mortem, which is impossible here since those extra-heavy oil projects just started...
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Thanks for your comments.

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) to overestimate their accumulations (here may be a little, but after all oil industry is about uncertainty) and above all the recovery factor you could expect from those accumulations (whatever in cold production, what the current projects do and what Canada cannot apply for their tar sands except by mining, or in enhanced recovery involving thermal which is costly... but what the heck with the current barrel price). There are 2 purposes to the overestimation of the recovery factors: it makes further projects more valuable on the paper for future bidders (and therefore more money for Venezuela as well as more expectations from / pressure on the bidders once they start to produce) and the reserves of oil of Venezuela higher (more power at the geopolitical level). Last point, recovery factors are always hard to assess without past experience and post mortem, which is impossible here since those extra-heavy oil projects just started...
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Thanks for your comments.
Maybe a screwup and moveup
It is like Mark said, buy the dips, although there was enough of a move down to scalp a short trade. These PIGMEN don't miss a trick.

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) to overestimate their accumulations (here may be a little, but after all oil industry is about uncertainty) and above all the recovery factor you could expect from those accumulations (whatever in cold production, what the current projects do and what Canada cannot apply for their tar sands except by mining, or in enhanced recovery involving thermal which is costly... but what the heck with the current barrel price). There are 2 purposes to the overestimation of the recovery factors: it makes further projects more valuable on the paper for future bidders (and therefore more money for Venezuela as well as more expectations from / pressure on the bidders once they start to produce) and the reserves of oil of Venezuela higher (more power at the geopolitical level). Last point, recovery factors are always hard to assess without past experience and post mortem, which is impossible here since those extra-heavy oil projects just started...
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).
) to overestimate their accumulations (here may be a little, but after all oil industry is about uncertainty) and above all the recovery factor you could expect from those accumulations (whatever in cold production, what the current projects do and what Canada cannot apply for their tar sands except by mining, or in enhanced recovery involving thermal which is costly... but what the heck with the current barrel price). There are 2 purposes to the overestimation of the recovery factors: it makes further projects more valuable on the paper for future bidders (and therefore more money for Venezuela as well as more expectations from / pressure on the bidders once they start to produce) and the reserves of oil of Venezuela higher (more power at the geopolitical level). Last point, recovery factors are always hard to assess without past experience and post mortem, which is impossible here since those extra-heavy oil projects just started...
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