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FOGL (Frontier Oil & Gas DD PAGE) (updated 10-07-04)
- Outstanding shares = 80M
(source FOGL IR Michael Mancini 281-854-2374)
- Authorized shares = 100M
(source FOGL IR Michael Mancini)
- Insider Held & Restricted shares = 64M
(source FOGL IR Michael Mancini)
- Public Float = 16M
(source FOGL IR Michael Mancini)
- Current market cap approx. $1.9M
- 50% ownership of Cook Inlet Basin in Alaska
- Estimated 76 million barrels of oil
- Estimated 1.9 trillion cubic feet of natural gas
- Approximate Oil Revenue Potential = $3.8 billion
- Natural Gas Revenue Potential = Unknown
- Conversation with FOGL IR Michael Mancini regarding recent market activity:
----- Original Message -----
From: "Adam K Wilkinson"
Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 10:25:55 -0600
To: "'m mancini'"
Subject: RE: FW: FOGL IR Inquiry
Michael,
Thanks for the answers.
The trading on FOGL looks like the company is dumping shares on the public. The stock has fallen from .18 to .036 in a couple of weeks. Is the company selling shares? You said the Outstanding Shares is 80,000,000, what is the number of Authorized Shares? Something screwy is happening here. Please tell me what you know!
Adam
From: m mancini [mailto:frontieroil@mail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 1:17 PM
To: Adam K Wilkinson
Subject: RE: FW: FOGL IR Inquiry
Sir,
No public company dumps shares onto the market, that is simply illegal. The authorized is 100,000,000, and we are not happy with market conditions ourselves.
M. Mancini
----- Original Message -----
From: "Adam K Wilkinson"
Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 13:21:36 -0600
To: "'m mancini'"
Subject: RE: FW: FOGL IR Inquiry
Thanks for the response.
I know it is illegal, but it is not illegal for the company to transact private deals with their company stock wherein those private parties can then sell those shares on the public markets. No matter how you look at it, the company is still responsible for diluting shareholder value. I just assumed that we both understood this when I asked if Frontier Oil and Gas were dumping shares on the public markets.
So now with the question re-phrased will you please respond?
Adam
From: m mancini [mailto:frontieroil@mail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 2:00 PM
To: Adam K Wilkinson
Subject: RE: FW: FOGL IR Inquiry
Sir,
I thought I made it very clear.
THE COMPANY IS NOT SELLING STOCK!!!!!
M. Mancini
----- Original Message -----
From: "Adam K Wilkinson"
Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 14:14:11 -0600
To: "'m mancini'"
Subject: RE: FW: FOGL IR Inquiry
Michael,
I’m sure you know that the majority of OTCBB and Pink Sheet stocks use some form of equity financing (selling stock, S8’s, etc.) to fund their business operations. It is definitely a very valid concern with FOGL and a fair assumption when my group of private investors sees the stock lose almost 90% of its value in a couple of weeks.
Trust me sir, I am an optimist and always give the companies I am interested in the benefit of the doubt, but these past couple of days have simply been unbelievably ludicrous. I am trying to get answers to explain the market action we have seen. The other day you used the sentence, “our investment bankers tell us if we strike oil it goes from pennies to dollars.” I don’t care how much oil you strike, even though so many people know about FOGL now and have been waiting for the company to produce some great results, the market doesn’t forget if past shareholders were screwed, which makes it hard for a company to get a fair market price in the future.
I would like Frontier Oil and Gas to succeed as badly as you do, but the recent market action concerns me greatly that future opportunities are being destroyed. I don’t know what can be done, but something should be done quickly to address this issue.
Respectfully,
Adam
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
From: m mancini [mailto:frontieroil@mail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 2:31 PM
To: Adam K Wilkinson
Subject: RE: FW: FOGL IR Inquiry
Sir,
Please tell me how and what kind of results you have been expecting because arranging seismics, and then drilling and moving rigs and crews all takes time let alone money.
And this is a legthy process not overnight and I stand by the comment that if we hit oil the stock will go from pennies to dollars.
We do not know why the stock has declined so far, our IR people tell us it has been due to shorting, is that true I do not know.
All I know is that regardless of price we have a company to run and a job to do.
Time will hopefully bear us out.
And regardless of the 'ways to sell stock' all require a certain process of paperwork, no company simply dumps shares on the market.
And agin I repeat the COMPANY IS NOT SELLING STOCK.
M. Mancini
----- Original Message -----
From: "Adam K Wilkinson"
Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 14:44:28 -0600
To: "'m mancini'"
Subject: RE: FW: FOGL IR Inquiry
It is possible that the stock is being shorted. It looks like FOGL may be listed on an overseas exchange.
http://de.finance.yahoo.com/q?s=FOGL.PK&d=t
If you were not aware of this you should have your lawyers look into it because many OTCBB companies have run into this same issue where overseas exchanges are listing their company’s security without their permission where naked short selling often occurs.
You say you are not selling stock, but didn’t answer the question on whether the company has been issuing stock. Have you issued your stock to anyone? If so, I would like to know for what reasons as well as the amounts issued because this too could explain the heavy selling pressure.
I understand that it takes time to be able to produce results in business. I’m the CEO of a privately held software company that I built from nothing to a multi-million dollar success. Investors only want to see that progression is being made and that management is concerned about increasing shareholder value. FOGL is new and these are questions that the investing public is still patiently waiting to be answered. However, no answer is an answer in and of itself. I appreciate your willingness to respond to my inquires.
Regards,
Adam
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
From: m mancini [mailto:frontieroil@mail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 3:17 PM
To: Adam K Wilkinson
Subject: RE: FW: FOGL IR Inquiry
Sir,
Let me make it perfectly clear, we have not sold issued and otherwise given stock to any parties.
We were listed with 80,000,000 shares issued and that has not increased.
As to the site I am told that is just a mirrror of the pink sheets.
We are much more frustrated than shareholders, since we do not have the answers and are expected to have them.
As I previously stated we will simply do our job which is to see the company and its shareholders blossom.
M. Mancini
----- Original Message -----
From: "Adam K Wilkinson"
Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 15:20:46 -0600
To: "'m mancini'"
Subject: RE: FW: FOGL IR Inquiry
Thanks for clearing that up. I believe shareholders are in good hands.
I look forward to future updates and to that PR titled “WE STRUCK OIL!” :)
Regards,
Adam
These are great questions. I don't have all the answers, but let me tell you what I know.
1. How patient do we need to be for events to develop and this company to take off?
A: The timing on the development of company events can only be speculated at this point. I know that management is working as quickly as they can to locate the oil reserves on the property and begin drilling. This could happen by next week if GeoScanex is successful or it may not happen for 12 months. All the PR did yesterday was confirm that this will happen at some point from now to the next 12 months, which personally, I think was a very poorly written PR. Management was trying to relay the message that they are confident that it will happen within 12 months, but not many investors (at least in the OTCBB market) care much for what the company will do in 12 months from now. I mentioned this to management and they said that they were trying to be cautious not to make any empty promises, however, they realized that they need to release news looking at it from an investors stand point. Their exact words were:
Our IR person has made the changes and in looking at it from an investor point of view you are right.
We will make the adjustments next annoucement.
2. How trustworthy is the executives running this company? I couldn't get a whole lot of information on them.
A: I haven't been able to get a whole lot of information on them either. When I asked for bio's of their team they said that they were all businessmen and they were in the process of recruiting experienced oil/gas people. This is still information that management needs to provide the public. However, they have been very professional and forthright as I have tried to communicate with management. They have answered all my questions and they seem to be sincerely interested in increasing shareholder value.
3. How serious are they in becoming a world leader in the industry?
A: I believe that they are very serious and from my due diligence it seems that they have the resources right now to become such. It all depends on if they are able to successfully tap those resources. They seem very confident that they will be able to, so I guess time will tell (hopefully sooner than later).
I am a new private investor to FOGL. I have done my research and thought this was a good investment.
Couple of Questions:
1. How patient do we need to be for events to develop and this company to take off?
2. How trustworthy is the executives running this company? I couldn't get a whole lot of information on them.
3. How serious are they in becoming a world leader in the industry?
Please help in educating me some more. I would like to buy more stock but am a little hestitant until I get some more information.
Crude futures' rally continues, prices tap $53 By Myra P. Saefong
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- Crude futures tapped a high of $53 in early New York trading as traders remained concerned about global supplies of the commodity. "Heating oil supplies should be building at this time of year yet they are falling," according to a report Wednesday from the Energy Department, said Phil Flynn, a senior analyst at Alaron Trading. November crude was last at $52.92, up 90 cents.
Government Warns of Sharply Higher Heating Costs
Wed Oct 6, 2004 12:14 PM ET
By Tom Doggett
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - American consumers will feel the effects of record-high crude oil prices with winter home heating oil bills jumping about 28 percent and natural gas costs rising by 15 percent, the U.S. government said on Wednesday.
"This winter, tight global oil markets and elevated crude oil prices are expected to result in higher heating oil, natural gas and propane prices," the Energy Information Administration said in its annual winter forecast.
The government's warning of sharply higher winter heating costs was issued less than a month before the November U.S. election, in which pocketbook issues are a major theme.
President Bush has called for opening an Alaskan wildlife refuge to oil drilling to boost supplies, while Democratic challenger John Kerry has sought to focus on conservation and stricter gasoline fuel standards to cut demand. However, most of the winter heating bills will not arrive in consumers' mailboxes until after the election.
The average Northeast household will pay a total of $1,223 for heating oil this winter, double the price paid three years ago and up from $953 last year, according to the EIA.
The average Midwest household will pay a total of $1,003 to heat with natural gas this winter, up from $870 last winter.
The government's winter forecast covers October through March.
U.S. crude oil prices set a new record high of $51.85 per barrel in mid-day trading on Wednesday at the New York Mercantile Exchange. Some energy analysts say prices might approach $60 a barrel in the coming weeks.
The Energy Department's analytical arm said it expects U.S. winter oil prices to average $46.43 in the current quarter and $44.71 in the first quarter of next year.
The EIA said below-normal oil inventories in the United States and other industrial countries have raised concerns about the adequacy of supply to meet growing oil demand. As a result, the average monthly U.S. oil price is not expected to fall below $40 a barrel until the end of 2005, it said.
COLDER TEMPERATURES THIS WINTER?
Separately, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration issued a winter forecast of colder-than-normal temperatures in the U.S. Southeast and mid-Atlantic regions. NOAA said it was unable to predict if the Midwest and Northeast would be colder, warmer or average this winter.
However, some private forecasters say the coming winter will be chillier than last year, boosting demand for heating oil and natural gas.
"Current levels of heating fuel inventories appear to be adequate to insure against unanticipated demand changes in case of severe weather," EIA said.
Still, oil inventories remain below normal largely because about 500,000 barrels per day (bpd) of offshore oil production was lost in September due to hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico. Total U.S. oil production in September averaged just over 5 million bpd, the lowest since 1950, the EIA said.
The unexpected loss of offshore crude oil production has so far forced four refiners to borrow oil from the Energy Department's emergency stockpile in recent days.
Restoring all offshore oil production from the Gulf of Mexico could take as long as 90 days, the EIA said.
Oil prices have also risen on strong demand from rapidly developing countries like China and India.
NATURAL GAS DEMAND UP
Demand for natural gas is forecast to be up 1.5 percent this winter, the EIA said.
"Not only is the typical residential and commercial customer expected to increase natural gas consumption during this heating season compared to last winter, but the number of such customers is expected to increase as well," it said.
The average wellhead price for natural gas is projected to be $6.04 per thousand cubic feet (mcf) this winter, sharply higher from $4.92 per mcf last winter, and the residential price will be almost double that level, EIA said.
Holy Crap! I just got the information back on the insider held shares at 64 million shares. That would leave a public float of only 16 million shares.
Just need ..............
GeoScanex, ( www.geoscanex.com ). The Institute of Geoinformational Analysis of the Earth or GeoScanex utilizes proprietary Remote Earth Sensing (RES) technology to locate underground mineral deposits by processing space images of the land surface with proprietary software and special algorithms. Frontier Oil and Gas intends to announce details of the transaction upon the closing of the agreement.
This info now.
I'm glad I can help. I think digging for additional info. on this mysterious "PROMO" company has opened our eyes a little more on some real substance (not just a touted promo) behind this company. The potential here is huge and there is no doubt that this stock will be trading in the dollars, as the FOGL investment bankers suggest, if they are able to tap those 76 million barrels of oil. Immediately, we would be looking at $3.8 billion in revenues.
Thanks for all your time and work into getting info.
Much apreciated.
FOGL (Frontier Oil & Gas DD PAGE) (updated 10-06-04)
- Outstanding shares = 80M
(source FOGL IR Michael Mancini 281-854-2374)
- Authorized shares = 100M
(source FOGL IR Michael Mancini)
- Current market cap approx. $2.4M
- 50% ownership of Cook Inlet Basin in Alaska
- Estimated 76 million barrels of oil
- Estimated 1.9 trillion cubic feet of natural gas
- Approximate Oil Revenue Potential = $3.8 billion
- Natural Gas Revenue Potential = Unknown
- Conversation with FOGL IR Michael Mancini regarding recent market activity:
----- Original Message -----
From: "Adam K Wilkinson"
Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 10:25:55 -0600
To: "'m mancini'"
Subject: RE: FW: FOGL IR Inquiry
Michael,
Thanks for the answers.
The trading on FOGL looks like the company is dumping shares on the public. The stock has fallen from .18 to .036 in a couple of weeks. Is the company selling shares? You said the Outstanding Shares is 80,000,000, what is the number of Authorized Shares? Something screwy is happening here. Please tell me what you know!
Adam
From: m mancini [mailto:frontieroil@mail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 1:17 PM
To: Adam K Wilkinson
Subject: RE: FW: FOGL IR Inquiry
Sir,
No public company dumps shares onto the market, that is simply illegal. The authorized is 100,000,000, and we are not happy with market conditions ourselves.
M. Mancini
----- Original Message -----
From: "Adam K Wilkinson"
Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 13:21:36 -0600
To: "'m mancini'"
Subject: RE: FW: FOGL IR Inquiry
Thanks for the response.
I know it is illegal, but it is not illegal for the company to transact private deals with their company stock wherein those private parties can then sell those shares on the public markets. No matter how you look at it, the company is still responsible for diluting shareholder value. I just assumed that we both understood this when I asked if Frontier Oil and Gas were dumping shares on the public markets.
So now with the question re-phrased will you please respond?
Adam
From: m mancini [mailto:frontieroil@mail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 2:00 PM
To: Adam K Wilkinson
Subject: RE: FW: FOGL IR Inquiry
Sir,
I thought I made it very clear.
THE COMPANY IS NOT SELLING STOCK!!!!!
M. Mancini
----- Original Message -----
From: "Adam K Wilkinson"
Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 14:14:11 -0600
To: "'m mancini'"
Subject: RE: FW: FOGL IR Inquiry
Michael,
I’m sure you know that the majority of OTCBB and Pink Sheet stocks use some form of equity financing (selling stock, S8’s, etc.) to fund their business operations. It is definitely a very valid concern with FOGL and a fair assumption when my group of private investors sees the stock lose almost 90% of its value in a couple of weeks.
Trust me sir, I am an optimist and always give the companies I am interested in the benefit of the doubt, but these past couple of days have simply been unbelievably ludicrous. I am trying to get answers to explain the market action we have seen. The other day you used the sentence, “our investment bankers tell us if we strike oil it goes from pennies to dollars.” I don’t care how much oil you strike, even though so many people know about FOGL now and have been waiting for the company to produce some great results, the market doesn’t forget if past shareholders were screwed, which makes it hard for a company to get a fair market price in the future.
I would like Frontier Oil and Gas to succeed as badly as you do, but the recent market action concerns me greatly that future opportunities are being destroyed. I don’t know what can be done, but something should be done quickly to address this issue.
Respectfully,
Adam
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
From: m mancini [mailto:frontieroil@mail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 2:31 PM
To: Adam K Wilkinson
Subject: RE: FW: FOGL IR Inquiry
Sir,
Please tell me how and what kind of results you have been expecting because arranging seismics, and then drilling and moving rigs and crews all takes time let alone money.
And this is a legthy process not overnight and I stand by the comment that if we hit oil the stock will go from pennies to dollars.
We do not know why the stock has declined so far, our IR people tell us it has been due to shorting, is that true I do not know.
All I know is that regardless of price we have a company to run and a job to do.
Time will hopefully bear us out.
And regardless of the 'ways to sell stock' all require a certain process of paperwork, no company simply dumps shares on the market.
And agin I repeat the COMPANY IS NOT SELLING STOCK.
M. Mancini
----- Original Message -----
From: "Adam K Wilkinson"
Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 14:44:28 -0600
To: "'m mancini'"
Subject: RE: FW: FOGL IR Inquiry
It is possible that the stock is being shorted. It looks like FOGL may be listed on an overseas exchange.
http://de.finance.yahoo.com/q?s=FOGL.PK&d=t
If you were not aware of this you should have your lawyers look into it because many OTCBB companies have run into this same issue where overseas exchanges are listing their company’s security without their permission where naked short selling often occurs.
You say you are not selling stock, but didn’t answer the question on whether the company has been issuing stock. Have you issued your stock to anyone? If so, I would like to know for what reasons as well as the amounts issued because this too could explain the heavy selling pressure.
I understand that it takes time to be able to produce results in business. I’m the CEO of a privately held software company that I built from nothing to a multi-million dollar success. Investors only want to see that progression is being made and that management is concerned about increasing shareholder value. FOGL is new and these are questions that the investing public is still patiently waiting to be answered. However, no answer is an answer in and of itself. I appreciate your willingness to respond to my inquires.
Regards,
Adam
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
From: m mancini [mailto:frontieroil@mail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 3:17 PM
To: Adam K Wilkinson
Subject: RE: FW: FOGL IR Inquiry
Sir,
Let me make it perfectly clear, we have not sold issued and otherwise given stock to any parties.
We were listed with 80,000,000 shares issued and that has not increased.
As to the site I am told that is just a mirrror of the pink sheets.
We are much more frustrated than shareholders, since we do not have the answers and are expected to have them.
As I previously stated we will simply do our job which is to see the company and its shareholders blossom.
M. Mancini
----- Original Message -----
From: "Adam K Wilkinson"
Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 15:20:46 -0600
To: "'m mancini'"
Subject: RE: FW: FOGL IR Inquiry
Thanks for clearing that up. I believe shareholders are in good hands.
I look forward to future updates and to that PR titled “WE STRUCK OIL!” :)
Regards,
Adam
FOGL NEWS - Frontier Intends to Commence Drilling Within Next 12 Months to Delineate Oil Reserves
By Staff
HOUSTON, Oct 06, 2004 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) --
Cook Inlet oil reserves are estimated at about 76 million barrels and Frontier Oil and Gas (Pink Sheets:FOGL) intends to begin determination of oil reserves available, which may be commercially viable on the Fowler property. Although ninety percent of the regions recoverable oil reserves have already been produced, estimated reserves for recoverable oil in the region are still 76 million barrels and should continue to produce well into the next century.
Frontier believes that the possibility of proved oil reserves and gas reserves on the Fowler property in the Cook Inlet region are extremely high. The company has yet not recognized any proved reserves in its interest in the Cook Inlet, however estimated gas reserves of 3 million cubic feet for the region are extremely promising.
About Frontier Oil and Gas Ltd.
Frontier Oil and Gas LTD intends to become a worldwide company specializing in the extraction and production of oil and gas in partnership with Fowler Oil & Gas through both owned and leased properties within the Cook Inlet oil basin of Alaska.
Fowler Oil & Gas is looking to develop both oil and natural gas reserves located in the Cook Inlet oil basin in Alaska. Current Gas Reserve is a fully documented reserve with an estimated 1.9 trillion cubic feet within Cook Inlet.
Forward-looking statements in this release are made pursuant to the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, including, but not limited to, continued acceptance of the company's products and services, competition, new products and technological changes, as well as any and all "other risks" associated with business.
SOURCE: Frontier Oil & Gas Ltd.
Frontier Oil and Gas
Robert Needham
(281) 854-2374
www.frontieroilandgas.com
frontieroil@mail.com
I got an email from Mancini today answering some questions:
QUESTIONS:
How long has Fowler been in business? about 12 years
What assets does Frontier have? the deal with fowler
What is the 50/50 relationship entail? Are they equal partners in all aspects of the business? Yes
What is the corporate structure of Frontier? How many shares outstanding? 80,000,0000
Has Frontier put together any revenue projections? we have played with numbers based on a variety of assuptions and we will not publicize them at this point becasue they are so huge that they appear unbelievable
Who is the Frontier management team? Are there any bio’s available on them?
We are businessmen, not oil people we are talking to oil people to hire as full time
This what I have. Someone wack nite. TY.
http://www.alphatrade.com/com.alphatrade.servlet.http.quote.TimeSaleServlet?f=&c=521614822516764...
Hmm, my streamer showed them as millions. There was a 4th one that went through at 25000.
That was 15000 each
Looks like 3 T-trades went through this morning at 1.5 million shares each at .052.
Yep. What's new on the OTC? Not much.
Normally, with that kind of volume hitting the ask this thing would have been well into the teens. Something screwy is going on.
Look at T&S from start of day. Unreal.
Dang! FOGL does much better without a promo. LOL. NO PROMO'S PLEASE!!!
AWESOME!!! Looks like it's time to load the boat!
Here we go! Get the word out! Every newscast I watch has a segmont about gas prices at the pump and NG in the home.
Perfect timing!
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Frontier Oil and Gas OTC: FOGL
Current Price: $0.07
Possibilty of Huge Day Monday and all of Next Week as Large PR Campaign Kicks Off This Weekend and is Expected to Last All of Next Week.
Imagine how well your portfolio would have done last month if you had the scoop on the following Oil and Gas stock:
(OTCBB: FDEI):This Oil and Gas Deal closed at $.47 on September 1st. It traded over $1 on October 1st, a more than 100% move in approximately one month.. You may not know a lot about investing, but we're sure you can count.
With Oil Hovering Around $50 a barrel, Select Small Oil and Gas Stocks Could Continue to Get Increased Investor Attention Moving Forward.
Let's Look at Today's Featured Company, Frontier Oil and Gas(OTC: FOGL)
Frontier Oil and Gas Ltd is a chance to operate a successful oil and gas production company. This company through a 50/50 joint venture with Fowlers Oil and Gas will be penetrating the market in the business of natural gas and oil production.
The vision of the company is to establish itself and develop a solid foundation for future growth by developing properties that provide a balance of short and long term reserves for both natural gas and oil. The company will establish this through strategic development partnerships and independently in the future. The company will work to establish and maintain properties with potential for development and drilling. The company emphasize will be on production, cash flow and reserve value.
Fowler Project
Frontier Oil and gas brings excellent partners to the table in Fowlers oil and gas. The company is looking to develop both oil and natural gas reserves located in the Cook Inlet oil basin in Alaska. Ownership of the 80 acres property located in the cook inlet is owned free and clear by the fowler family for the last 45 years, with an additional 7,000 adjacent acres to be leased. Well spacing for the owned property will be one(1) well for every twenty(20) acres with the possibility of approval for a one(1) well per ten(10) acres. Current Oil Reserve is an unproven reserve with an estimated 2 billion barrels. Current Gas Reserve is a fully documented reserve with an estimated 1.9 trillion cubic feet. The development property in question is within 300 feet of main natural gas feeder pipelines.
Corporate Vision
Frontier is optimistic in regards to its successful participation in an ever-growing share of the oil and gas marketplace. Frontier has set definite objectives in order to achieve the companies set goals and believes that there are several key factors that will make frontier successful.
1) The Fowler project is lower risk then most oil and gas ventures due to the following:
The gas field is a proven reserve for Cook Inlet.
Our land is within 300 feet of main natural gas feeder pipelines.
Capital needed for the extraction and transportation of the oil will be internally generated by the gas revenue, and the ability to sell oil futures for physical delivery in 2-3 years.
(Source: Company Website)
Recent Headlines: Go Online and Read The Full Stories!
*Frontier Oil and Gas Begins Plans to Confirm Gas Reserves
*Frontier Oil and Gas Ltd. Announces Corporate Website Strategy
Will FOGL explode higher next week as more and more investors become aware of the stock? If you think so, you may not want to wait until it is too late. Like many of these stocks, it may move quickly and timing is critical. Good Luck and Successful trading!
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Once we have drilling and revenue projection timelines this will take off huge.
Have a pretty healthy one now
This should be interesting once projections are stated in PR.
With winter knocking on the door this is very good timing to build position here.
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Alaska's hypothetical coal resources exceed 5.5 trillion short tons and may contain up to 1,000 TCF (Trillion cubic feet) of gas. The coal resource varies in rank from bituminous to lignite, and formed in extensive Cretaceous to Tertiary aged basins throughout the state. Economically-producible coalbed methane is an attractive alternative to diesel fuel, which is the main energy source for home heating and electrical power generation throughout much of rural Alaska.
In 1994, the Division of Oil and Gas drilled the state's first coalbed methane test well near the town of Wasilla, located in the northern portion of Cook Inlet Basin. The well (AK-94CBM-1) was drilled to a total depth of 1,245 feet (380 m), continuously coring the Tertiary-age Tyonek Formation from 354 feet (108 m) to total depth. Eighteen seams of high-volatile C bituminous coal were encountered, with the thickest being 6.5 feet (2 m) and a net coal thickness of 41 feet (12.5 m). Thirteen of these seams were sampled for gas content. The core is available for viewing at the Alaska Geologic Materials Center in Eagle River, Alaska.
Encouraged by the results of this well, the Division of Geological and Geophysical Surveys embarked on a multi-year study to determine whether coalbed methane could serve as a local energy source in rural Alaska. Three coal basin sites were selected using a coalbed methane producibility model developed by the Texas Bureau of Economic Geology: 1) western North Slope near Wainwright, 2) Yukon Flats at Fort Yukon and, 3) Alaska Peninsula near three Chignik Bay communities. Each site has the potential for thick beds of coal or lignite. These sites also present a cross section of the extreme climate and drill rig access problems that would face any coalbed methane development program in Alaska.
DGGS, in cooperation with the U.S. Geological Survey, is developing a drilling program that will assess the gas producibility for each of these sites. This program proposes drilling two exploratory wells at each site, conduct geologic and hydrologic testing of the wells, initiate water pumping to stimulate gas flow testing, and initiate a pilot test to determine the presence of gas resources.
Good news. But not the news I was waiting for. Still watching closely.
FOGL NEWS - Frontier Oil and Gas Begins Plans to Confirm Gas Reserves
By Staff
HOUSTON, Sep 29, 2004 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) --
Frontier Oil and Gas (Pink Sheets:FOGL) plans to begin the process of accessing the estimated gas reserves available in the Fowler's site located in the Tertiary Tyonek Formation of the Cook Inlet Basin. Frontier needs to confirm gas reserves and determine both rate of flow and the commercial viability of any discovered gas reserves. Current gas reserves for the Cook Inlet Basin are a fully documented reserve estimated by the State of Alaska for the Cook Inlet Basin Region.
http://www.dog.dnr.state.ak.us/oil/programs/shallowgas/coalbed_methane.htm
Cook Inlet basin, located in south-central Alaska where the Fowler property is located, is approximately 250 miles from north to south and 70 miles wide. The basin contains coal deposits within the Tertiary Tyonek Formation across its entire extent and within the Chickaloon Formation at its northeast corner. These coals are part of an extensive continental depositional system in the Tertiary that exceeds 26,000 feet in thickness at the basin center. Tyonek coals beds are abundant and continuous, exceeding 40 feet in thickness.
Frontier Oil and Gas LTD intends to become a worldwide company specializing in the extraction and production of oil and gas in partnership with Fowler Oil & Gas through both owned and leased properties within the Cook Inlet oil basin of Alaska.
Fowler Oil & Gas is looking to develop both oil and natural gas reserves located in the Cook Inlet oil basin in Alaska. Current Oil Reserve is an unproven reserve with an estimated 2 billion barrels in the Cook Inlet Basin. Current Gas Reserve is a fully documented reserve with an estimated 1.9 trillion cubic feet in the Cook Inlet Basin.
Forward-looking statements in this release are made pursuant to the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, including, but not limited to, continued acceptance of the company's products and services, competition, new products and technological changes, as well as any and all "other risks" associated with business.
SOURCE: Frontier Oil & Gas Ltd.
Frontier Oil and Gas
Robert Needham
11757 Katy Freeway
Suite 1300
Houston, Texas 77079
281.854.2374
www.frontieroilandgas.com
frontieroil@mail.com
Here's another oil and gas exploration company that looks to be executing very nicely, Energas Resources, Inc. (EGSR).
The chart looks awesome -- just set a new 52 week high today.
http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.web?c=EGSR,uu[m,a]daclyyay[dd][pb50!b200][vc60][iUb14!La12,26,...
Frontier Oil and gas brings excellent partners to the table in Fowlers oil and gas. The company is looking to develop both oil and natural gas reserves located in the Cook Inlet oil basin in Alaska. Ownership of the 80 acres property located in the cook inlet is owned free and clear by the fowler family for the last 45 years, with an additional 7,000 adjacent acres to be leased. Well spacing for the owned property will be one(1) well for every twenty(20) acres with the possibility of approval for a one(1) well per ten(10) acres. Current Oil Reserve is an unproven reserve with an estimated 2 billion barrels. Current Gas Reserve is a fully documented reserve with an estimated 1.9 trillion cubic feet. The development property in question is within 300 feet of main natural gas feeder pipelines.
Frontier Oil and Gas Ltd. Announces Corporate Website Strategy
By Staff
HOUSTON, Sep 24, 2004 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) --
Frontier Oil and Gas Ltd. "Frontier," (Pink Sheets: FOGL), or the "Company," today announced the launch of its corporate website. Frontier Oil and Gas Ltd.'s website can be accessed at the domain www.frontieroilandgas.com . The Company website will updated weekly with all news releases to be posted on the website. The Company website will also be utilized to convey the progress and direction of the company as it progresses. . About Frontier Oil and Gas Ltd.
Frontier Oil and Gas Ltd. intends to become a worldwide company specializing in the extraction and production of oil and gas in partnership with Fowler Oil & Gas, through both owned and leased properties within the Cook Inlet oil basin of Alaska.
Fowler Oil & Gas is looking to develop both oil and natural gas reserves located in the Cook Inlet oil basin in Alaska. Current Oil Reserve is an unproven reserve with an estimated 2 billion barrels. Current Gas Reserve is a fully documented reserve with an estimated 1.9 trillion cubic feet.
Forward-looking statements in this release are made pursuant to the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, including, but not limited to, continued acceptance of the company's products and services, competition, new products and technological changes, as well as any and all "other risks" associated with business.
SOURCE: Frontier Oil & Gas Ltd.
Frontier Oil and Gas
Robert Needham
(281) 854-2374
frontieroil@mail.com
www.frontieroilandgas.com
News today or tomorrow!!!
Exactly. Now lets see a PR.
Awesome! I don't know about you, but I wouldn't want anyone to run a promo on my company if I didn't have a website up yet. Everything looks to be lining up right here.
With website now up hopefully they will get the word out.
Lot of good info there. Enjoy!
http://www.frontieroilandgas.com/index.html
Jewish Holiday is over IR. What are you waiting for?
Lot of money made in UGHO today just looking for a new place to play it.
HELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLOOOOOOOOOOO IR!
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The news does look like they are setting up for a HUGE promo.
Frontier Oil and Gas Ltd. Retains the Services of CLX & Associates, Inc.
By Staff
HOUSTON, Sep 16, 2004 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) --
Frontier Oil and Gas Ltd. (Pink Sheets:FOGL) announced today that it has retained the services of CLX & Associates, Inc. ("CLX") to assist the Company with a range of services including strategic planning, marketing, joint venture identification, and recruitment.
CLX and Robert Weidenbaum, President of CLX & Associates, brings both experience and extensive contacts that will help foster the Company's efforts to further develop and build Frontier Oil and Gas Ltd. The combined efforts of CLX and Mr. Weidenbaum will include the broad dissemination of the Frontier message to a vast audience.
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About Frontier Oil and Gas Ltd.
Frontier Oil and Gas LTD intends to become a worldwide company specializing in the extraction and production of oil and gas in partnership with Fowler Oil & Gas through both owned and leased properties within the Cook Inlet oil basin of Alaska.
Fowler Oil & Gas is looking to develop both oil and natural gas reserves located in the Cook Inlet oil basin in Alaska. Current Oil Reserve is an unproven reserve with an estimated 2 billion barrels. Current Gas Reserve is a fully documented reserve with an estimated 1.9 trillion cubic feet.
Forward-looking statements in this release are made pursuant to the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, including, but not limited to, continued acceptance of the company's products and services, competition, new products and technological changes, as well as any and all "other risks" associated with business.
SOURCE: Frontier Oil & Gas Ltd.
Frontier Oil and Gas
Robert Needham
281.854.2374
frontieroil@mail.com
RSWM is back on bid. Lets see how he moves today.
Going to churn in this area as those who want out at .14 or slightly below we need to flush out before next leg up.
FOGL big volume again....12.5. Something is up.
I hope so. The action suggests somebody knows something is coming.
Here we go. News after hours?
Who just bought 572,500 shares at .0975? What is that about?
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