Heartland Oil and Gas (fka HTOG)

[Mattyalw6]

Owned this since 2010 haha...It was a the worst 26 bucks I spent and reminded of it everyday I open up my fidelity account

[A44975]

When SEC Delist a company, they don't take control of the stock, that I know of. However someone must know where the assets are and what's happening to the monies the company was making!

Anyone have any ideas?

[goodfree]

Anybody know what I can do with my 320,000 shares????

[knight247]

NO SEC regulates the financial district!

[A44975]

Knight247 I didn't quite understand your answer. Contact SEC because SEC controlls the stock now?

[turn around]

don´t know if there is any connection, but some things would fit.

http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=54312553

As a result of providing land/lease bank services, NYTEX owns overriding royalty interests in 65,489 acres in Jack, Throckmorton and Young Counties in the Marble Falls, Mississippi Lime and Caddo Limestone resource plays. Also, as a result of the Company generating and selling drilling prospects, NYTEX owns overriding royalty and/or carried working interests in 22,904 acres in Jack, Young, Palo Pinto and Stephens Counties.

http://www.nytexenergyholdings.com/TeamOfProfessionals.asp

Mark D. McBryde
Partner/Petroleum Engineer/Operator

http://webapps.rrc.state.tx.us/PR/publicQueriesMainAction.do

Filing Operator: XSTAR RESOURCES LLC (945934)

don´t know if they are drilling on HTOG´s former leases and i also can´t find any information about who is the current owner of HTOG leases.

[knight247]

I have no idea what happened to assets of UPDV, but I can assure you can contact SEC and find out what's going to happen to the shares they run the security market.

[Renee]

HTOG revoked:

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2013/34-68686.pdf

[A44975]

SEC Went after Kamel for UPDV and was arrested for security fraud on some deal he made involving UPDV. I don't know what happened at the trial or how it turned out. But I wouldn't be suprised if Kamel makes up a new entity and buys the assets of HTOG (Now thats its delisted)and have controll of it all. Does anyone know where the assests are located and see whats happened to it. Also whats happing to all of the Gas/Oil being recoved. Whose buying? and where is the money going to?

[knight247]

You can try i would give them a call and find out what is going on
SEC Toll-Free Investor Information Service:
1-800-SEC-0330

[Asharib]

can you complain to SEC for not filing ?

[knight247]

It probably would be best to contact the SEC to make them go after Kamel.

[A44975]

Again Kamel makes his mark. UPDV owns a majority of HTOG. UPDV stopped filing and SEC delisted them. Meantime Kamel (UPDV majority holder) also stoped filing for HTOG. Now SEC is after HTOG for not filing. Seems like Kamel will getting away with this. He will creat a new entity, but purchase the stock he controls of HTOG from UPDV at a song and come out a winner, whie we hold the shaft for both HTOG and UPDV. Anyone want to take a class action suit against Kamel? Or How about asking SEC if Stock holder can vote for new officers and it appears old officers abanded their post (That what PPTL asked and all of a sudden last 4 years 10 Ks were filed with SEC).

[knight247]

too bad HTOG no longer trading they have been blocked by SEC,they just pass the shale gas exploration by the energy department!!!!

http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/energy-department-panel-to-endorse-shale-gas-exploration/2011/08/10/gIQAXqbh7I_story.html
they just pass Energy Department panel to endorse shale gas exploration
Ralph Wilson/AP - Workers move a section of well casing into place at a Chesapeake Energy natural gas well site near Burlington, Pa., in Bradford County on April 23, 2010.
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Aug 11, 2011 04:08 AM EDT

The Washington Post Published: August 11, 2011
A key Energy Department advisory panel will issue a qualified endorsement of shale gas exploration Thursday, saying that hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” can continue safely as long as companies disclose more about their practices and monitor their environmental impact.

The committee’s report could ease the way for greater domestic gas exploration, even as it calls for new standards to limit harmful air emissions that bring to the surface gas buried deep in shale formations. But the report is largely silent on the most contentious issue surrounding shale gas exploration: who should regulate it, and whether regulators should apply to it laws such as the Safe Drinking Water Act.

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Hydraulic fracturing involves pumping massive amounts of fluid — a mixture of water and chemicals — underground, which cracks the shale and drives the gas to the surface. With major deposits in several regions of the country, including the Northeast and the Midwest, firms are tapping into the resource at an unprecedented rate.

Shale gas accounted for less than 2 percent of total U.S. natural-gas production in 2001; it is now close to 30 percent, and the Energy Information Administration projects that it will amount to 45 percent of domestic production by 2035.

As drilling activity has moved closer to residential areas — and as some researchers have found unusually high methane concentrations in nearby drinking water — local activists have called for a stop to further drilling. But industry officials, many politicians and some environmentalists have argued that the country must exploit a domestic energy source that does not release as much carbon dioxide as other fossil fuels when burned.

John Deutch, a chemistry professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who chaired the advisory panel, said in an interview that the group offered “a different approach” to overseeing fracking. “You measure, you disclose what you measure, and you use these measurements to improve the way you operate in the field and reduce your environmental impact,” he said.

Said Fred Krupp, president of the Environmental Defense Fund and another panel member: “If the recommendations are adopted, shale gas resources in the United States will be tapped in a way that avoids some of the environmental problems that have cropped up so far, and minimizes and recognizes others.” He added: “There is now a path for industry to act, and regulators to act, to avert the looming impasse over shale gas development.”

The group’s recommendations will go to Energy Secretary Steven Chu, whose department does not regulate natural-gas production. But its advice, which covers potential actions by regulators and industry, could carry political weight because President Obama asked Chu to establish the advisory group.

On Wednesday, the Environmental Working Group released a letter signed by 28 scientists objecting to the panel, noting that six of its members had connections to industry and that Deutch serves on the board of the natural-gas firm Cheniere Energy and was paid more than $1.4 million by that company and Schlumberger. between 2006 and 2009. Deutch said he fully disclosed his background before Chu selected him.



The panel’s report calls for full disclosure of the chemicals used in fracturing liquids, along with “adoption of rigorous emission standards for both new and existing sources for methane, air toxics, ozone-forming pollutants and other major airborne contaminants,” although it does not specify whether state or federal regulators should impose those rules.

The Environmental Protection Agency, which regulates air and water quality, is conducting its own study of fracking’s effect on the environment and public health. EPA spokeswoman Betsaida Alcantara said that the agency is reviewing the panel’s recommendations and that it will issue an initial report of its findings in 2012.

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The advisory panel emphasizes enhanced monitoring of fracking activities, including establishing a baseline for local water quality, studying the extent to which methane could migrate from drilling sites to nearby wells, and public disclosure of air pollution emissions from shale gas operations.

The report also stresses the importance of the industry adopting “best practices,” a technique that offshore oil and gas operators have used for years, to ensure safe shale gas extraction. Shell, for example, issued principles in June aimed at setting a standard that the firms could follow, although it does not disclose all the elements in fracking fluid because suppliers say that doing so would disclose trade secrets.

Although some of the group’s recommendations would go further than rules that states have adopted for fracking — Texas, for instance, requires firms to disclose some but not all chemicals in fracking fluid — several of its proposals fall in line with what state and industry officials are already doing.

Industry experts such as Howard L. Boigon, a partner at the law firm Hogan Lovells who represents the oil and gas industry, said the report covers areas where operators “have either been giving ground or are moving toward.”

The Independent Petroleum Association of America said that “the report stands in stark contrast to the strident, hysterical demands for moratoria on hydraulic fracturing.”

But groups such as Friends of the Earth — which joined 67 other organizations in asking Obama on Monday to impose a moratorium on hydraulic fracturing — questioned why the panel would issue a report when the EPA was in the midst of a multi-year study.

“We’re talking about this 90-day rush to judgment that’s just inappropriate,” said Damon Moglen, who directs climate and energy policy for Friends of the Earth.


Staff writer Steven Mufson contributed to this report.

[Slojab]

commencing at 9:30 a.m. EST on December 12, 2012
and terminating at 11:59 p.m. EST on December 26, 2012

Then, it reopens on the greys.

[serco]

term?

[Slojab]

I guess they can add that to the iBox info.

State Of Nevada Status currently Revoked.

If we Get reinstated HTOG will Run Big

[Renee]

HTOG: SEC Suspension:

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2012/34-68410.pdf

ORDER:

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2012/34-68410-o.pdf

Admin Proceeding:

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2012/34-68409.pdf

[yeababy39]

anyone heard anything about this company lately??? I am sure us investors were probably duped, but thought i would check.

[coffeedrinker777]

Good..........thats what I've always heard about fidelity.

[jmb16]

I use fidelity for my pennies, It works out pretty well.

[coffeedrinker777]

Thanks for putting up the link. I know who Boone Pickens is. I've seen him on talk shows from time to time. He's really a smart guy about gas/oil. What I really like about him is he talks straight and it's easy to understand what he's talking about. Not like some that babble on and on and say nothing. HTOG

[knight247]

Absolutely Right!!

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/boone-pickens-us-doesnt-opec-205401045.html

Boone Pickens: US Doesn't Need OPEC Oil
By Justin Menza | CNBC – Mon, Sep 10, 2012 4:54 PM EDT@cnbc on TwitterEmailShare6Print


The U.S. has the natural resources to one day stop importing OPEC crude oil, Boone Pickens, founder of BP Capital, told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Monday.

"There are 30 U.S. states producing oil and gas, the highest we've ever had," Pickens said. Interestingly, many of these are the very swing states that could help decide the upcoming presidential election, he noted.

Pickens' BP Capital is a major investor both energy futures and the publicly traded stock of oil and gas companies.

(More From CNBC: America's 10 Most Polluted States)

While many U.S. politicians on both sides of the aisle have talked about energy independence, "you've never had leadership from either party," Pickens said. He expects Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney to step up with a plan to develop U.S. energy resources - particularly natural gas.

Natural gas is abundant in the U.S. and it is the "alternative energy" for transportation, Pickens said. He noted that 70 percent of all crude oil used in the world every day goes to transportation fuels. While natural gas can be a substitute for crude oil, "wind and solar - great sources of energy - have nothing to do with cutting down on imported oil," he added.


Pickens has also been a long-supporter of a North American energy alliance to help make the U.S. less reliant on oil from the Persian Gulf. He also said that the U.S. should build the Keystone oil pipeline to help bring more oil in from Canada. "Canada is offering us their oil," Pickens said.

(More From CNBC: The Next Big Oil Importer Could Be...Saudi Arabia: Citi)

In his speech at the Democratic convention last week, President Obama touted the fact that the U.S. has already cut imported oil by 1 million barrels a day. But Pickens noted this has little to do with any specific Obama policy. "The economy is poorer and that will get you less imports," he said. "You can cut imports further if the economy gets worse."

[The Dutchess]

HTOG News!!!! .0004's up & thin! $2500 breaks its major resistance.

[Tarheal38]

Any news on HTOG?..I see they dont have a web site anymore, but are still trading...Anybody alive?

[salmon_slammer]

Don't feel so bad, i'm sitting on just over 27,000,000 shares of complete stink!!!

[coffeedrinker777]

I'm not dumping my shares at these prices. I'm waiting till we wake up and start using our own resourses and stop buying oil/gas from people who dont even like us. Could be sooner than we think !HTOG

[coffeedrinker777]

I checked my account again and still no problem with SCOTTY. Maybe its time to try a new broker. I have heard people say that Fidelity is good for penny stocks. I dont know myself, thats just what I've heard. I'm tempted to open an account with Fidelity and use it a little at first and see. But still keep my account with Scott. I would probably call them and ask them if they restrict pennys, before I would open an account. There are trading advantages to having two accounts. Dont take my word for it, check it out for yourself !! HTOG

[Sheezy]

Huh? I have no problem. Not a scam and ready to run. HTOG

[micsz28]

HTOG...i want some .0002s

[Asharib]

I am using Questrade. Tried again. Same message.

[coffeedrinker777]

Dont know what broker you deal with but I use Scotty and have a sell order in. No problem with sell order. HTOG

[Asharib]

No future for this stock. It was just a scam. I don't know if you can buy this stock, but I know if you try to sell, you get message that this stock can not be traded.

[A44975]

So I still have a chance with my 450,000 shares of UPDV!

I hope1

[medimpact]

The SEC, per judge's order, should have cancelled all 800 million shares issued in fraud to UPDV and other cronies. This company should be independent, with only 89 million O/S. One can hope.

[Keith G]

Ive basically taken this stock as a loss, just hold looooooong term and maybe one day ill get lucky.

[Keith G]

Ive basically taken this stock as a loss, just hold looooooong term and maybe one day ill get lucky.

[Keith G]

Ive basically taken this stock as a loss, just hold looooooong term and maybe one day ill get lucky.

[Keith G]

Ive basically taken this stock as a loss, just hold looooooong term and maybe one day ill get lucky.

[A44975]

I was holding HTOG for a while before I got out, however I still own 450K of UPDV, even though this entity is no longer trading by order of SEC, that doesn't mean UPDV still doesn't own the stock.

[Keith G]

Ive been sitting on 500,000 shares for a long time now. to funny.

[A44975]

UPDV Owns a little over 50% of stock but also owns bonds issued by HTOG, convertable to stock, which will give them 70% ownership of HTOG. This was the last I heard of it, some 3 years ago.

[Fara]

Nice consolidation, should move above .002

[Fara]

Looking good today

[knight247]

doesnt updv own this stock out right or they operate separately on their own???

[surge1k]

short possibly

[Fara]

who is selling @ this price? f...k

[surge1k]

slut

[Fara]

40% down with low volume...strange?

[Fara]

WTF !!! we are down with only 1 mil shares