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Mercier has it all wrong.
Bowood has been delayed in releasing information.
The guy shouldn't of said that they would releasing information on KIPP in a "few days". Very irresponsible of him and a down right lie. He knew all along they wouldn't be releasing info but chose to announce coming news anyways. Logic states, being a CEO with experience, that he knew the pps would fall when he failed to release any. This is a spec play!!! When you create uncertainty, ie, by announcing news and not delivering, risk rises and selling increases!!! The question is why would he want the pps to fall.
We are in a tax loss selling period. There is little tax loss selling. This is a spec play with high risk. Selling has come as a result of the deafening silence from the company causing skittish investors to sell out of fear rather then for basic tax loss purposes. But of course, yes, there is some tax loss selling. But not enough to take it down as much as it has fallen.
The market has lost interest in the Southern Alberta Bakken fairway. Flat out not true. Flat out lie. One could right a book on the increasing and ongoing interest in the Bakken. That statement from him a shocker. Most juniors in the area are down. Look at the charts on the Bakken info page. Its all do to a risk adverse environment. Not due to lack of interest, but lack off having the balls to throw money in. Lot of people watching and watching and watching. With the pps free falling as a lack of leadership has become an issue, people are merely waiting for news or for a bottom to emerge.
He will not be president for long. General excitement in the beginning got it to .70 last January. It's his job to keep it there or to control the consolidation. Logic state that there will be repercussions. There's too much 'big money' involved in this for there not to be. Most likely, he will not be at the helm much longer. If not him then somebody else, but somebody will have to answer for the decline. This ignorant response from him has me pointing in his direction.
This company will bounce back. It is far more valuable then its pps shows. There is increasing interest. When ignorance is cleared from its leadership ranks, risk will be reduced and the sideline players will be back.
Thank you for your email. With respect to the continued drop in our share price, there may be a number of reasons in addition to the fact that the overall markets have been quite soft.
1) Bowood has been delayed in releasing information. We would like to get info out to the street soon, but we are not going to release production information until we are confident in what we have. In general, the market perception is that bad news is always the slowest to come, and some shareholders are translating this view point into selling. The fact is, we are simply not prepared to release test rates on a well like the kipp well, simply because the test rates are only a point in time while production over a longer term is a better indication of the wells potential.
2) We are in a tax loss selling period. There are some shareholders who love the story but are also in a position where they can sell Bowood at a loss, and take their chances on getting back in after the 30 days are up if they choose too. Some may not buy back in.
3) The market has lost interest in the Southern Alberta Bakken fairway. In Jan, Feb and March we were trading in the $.50 to $.70/share range and there was a lot less information than there is today. Despite that, some investors have lost interest and are picking this time to sell. That gets back to the fact that we have drilled just 2 wells, approximately 50 km apart and we are encouraged by what we see and will have production results from both wells soon.
Robert F. Mercier P.Eng
President & CEO
Bowood Energy Inc.
Suite 1850, 717 - 7th Ave. SW
Calgary, AB, Canada, T2P0Z3
ph: (403) 265-2525 ext 229
From: Pennybuster [mailto:pennybuster@yahoo.com]
Sent: December-14-11 1:06 PM
To: Bowood Info
Subject: concerned shareholder
why is the stock price dropping so drastically? we have hit a new low today. please respond asap.
sincerely,
christopher leonard
The politics of the oil business say that they will be bought out. They are a Junior drilling for oil in territory surrounded by Majors. The Majors, ie Legacy, Murphy's, Shell, Crescent Point, Petrobakken, et, etc, won't allow those small companies to take 'their' oil.
If they have oil, which they do, logic states they will be bought out. Being they have a farmout agreement with Legacy, logic again, states that they will be the one to buy them out. If not them, then Petrobakken perhaps. Its all riding on the KIPP well right now. It is producing and its being put into production.
I'm willing to bet that they are talking with Legacy right now. I'd also bet that the buyout price is riding on KIPP's flowrates. I'd bet even more to say that they are talking to Legacy and that Legacy gagged them on the flowrates until a deal is done. I think a buyout will be anywhere from .80 - 1.10
Can I say for 100% fact that they will be bought out? No. Do I believe they will. Yes.
Examples of buyouts: Crescent Point buyout of Ryland Oil and Shelter Bay. Petrobakken’s purchase of Result Energy.
are they in talks to be bought out? if so any guess on a buyout price?
Small fish. People got in anticipating the release of the flow rates. When they weren't released quickly enough, they got out.
It's down on very low volume. It'll go back up just as quick. Just awaiting the flow rates. If I was to speculate, I'd say they're gagged by Legacy Oil & Gas as they near the end of buyout talks.
If you gottem, hold em.
any idea on why the drop?
On one million volume
the price is getting ugly, not sure why...
Update on the Spring Coulee and Kipp well expected this week.
ROAOF (BWD.V) Bowood Energy. .2513
November, 28th, 2011
During the third and the fourth quarter to date, Bowood concluded the drilling and completing of the company's Spring Coulee and Kipp wells, and management is encouraged by the early results from these exploration wells. The Spring Coulee well was recently placed on production, while the Kipp well is currently shut in awaiting production equipment. Bowood anticipates releasing comprehensive results for both wells within the next few days.
IMPORTANT: 2 TICKER SYMBOLS FOR BOWOOD ENERGY. 1 Canadian. 1 American.
For all intents and purposes, I am using ROAOF's parent ticker, which is Canadian, BWD.V, to chart because of accuracy. ROAOF is a mirror of BWD's PPS, minus currency rates, but does not reflect statistics due to fact its mainly a Canadian company and the majority of trading occurs on the Canadian side of things. Trading this way saves us, on the American side, the fees associated with trading a Canadian stock. :)
Candlestick chart BWD.V 6 month
Webcast from SEPAC conference.
SEPAC Conference
SEPAC Showcase today!
SEPAC Oil & Gas Investor Showcase
SEPAC Investor Showcase on Monday! Use these down days to accumulate. They are gifts!
'A word from Michelle Gahagan, managing director of Intrepid Financial.'
Michelle Gahagan Article
Michelle Gahagan is managing director of resource exploration project investment specialist Intrepid Financial. A firm fixture gracing the boards of numerous resource houses, she has been a driving force behind a host of companies including Suparna Gold Corp., Bowood Energy Inc, RPT Resources Ltd, Cellstop Systems Inc and EShippers Management Ltd. Since 1986, Gahagan has practised corporate law out of Vancouver, Canada. She is a Queens University Law School graduate and a member of the Canadian Bar Association.
NG: Let’s look at how your career path led to working in the extractive industries. Was this something you focused on during study, and where was your initial interest sparked?
Michelle Gahagan (“MG”): I’d practiced corporate law for a long time (20 years). For the last 15 years of that, everything I did focused on corporate finance and I spent a long time doing this in the film and television business. At first blush, it sounds like the two industries couldn’t be more different but in fact, they are quite similar. At the exploration end of the mining continuum, it’s all about getting ready, financially and technically, for a concentrated effort to prove up a resource. A lot of money is needed, finding a suitable structure can be complicated and the money gets spent in a short period of time. Precisely the same as film production.
I got into this area after spending some time talking to our founding partner about my skill set and how that might fit with what his group needed. This early stage work is exciting, very entrepreneurial. It suits me down to the ground. I help out where I’m needed—overseeing our investments by sitting on boards, or getting more actively involved in the day-to-day operational elements, as I’m doing with Suparna in Suriname.
NG: I read that Intrepid Financial has been instrumental in raising more than US$850 million in equity financing for private and public companies, from start-ups to those with market caps of over $400 million. Perhaps with this in mind, you can tell us a bit about the ‘Intrepid Approach,’ and any notable successes that demonstrate the team’s capabilities?
MG: At Intrepid we incubate natural resource companies; there are approximately 12 companies in the stable at various stages of development. They are either very early exploration such as Suparna Gold in Suriname, or near production such as American Bonanza in the U.S. The Intrepid model is simple and effective. The due diligence we do and the significant investment at the private stage reduces the non-geological risk at the front end. If we are satisfied that the play could be of interest, we will then list the company on the TSX, and introduce the company’s proposition to investors in both Canada and Europe. We stay with the company through to a liquidity event, even though our own shareholding will necessarily be diluted over time. We will have a seat on the board to maintain oversight. Our interests are aligned with the less actively involved shareholders. We’re all in this together. If it becomes necessary to refocus or redirect a company we’ll work with management and other shareholders in a proactive way to do that.
NG: In working around an investment profile of $3 million to $10 million, filling board seats and proffering plenty of vital expertise, I read that you cover the entire natural resources market, including gold of course. I wonder if there are any observations you might make, given the breadth of industry catered to, in terms of board make-up when it comes to seeing more women captaining resource houses.
MG: There are certainly opportunities for women to sit on boards of resource companies. More companies are interested in considering qualified women than ever before. More than 50 per cent of the membership of WIM (UK) is in the service sector side of mining such as legal, accounting, economic, financial, marketing and HR—these are all vital skill sets when it comes to board positions. It’s best if you can find someone to mentor you; I find that men are quite happy to have women colleagues once you’re in the room. The key is to find that person who encourages you to come and take a seat at the table. Keep your eyes open for those people. There are more of them than you think.
NG: Can you give us a snapshot of your current role?
MG: My week is enormously varied. From travelling thousands of miles a month to trek into the centre of Suriname for Suparna Gold Corp, to board meetings in Calgary and Vancouver, no day is ever the same. With Suparna, I’ve taken a very hands-on role. At Intrepid, we feel very encouraged about the potential in the country and as such I’ve warned my partners that I’d be a bit of a micromanager at the beginning. We want to ensure that we get all of the right people in place, get the right relationships in-country and ensure that communication with the shareholders is both timely and insightful. My board memberships are obviously not as granular—with companies such as Arpetrol and Bowood Energy, it’s really about encouraging management to provide the board with the right information to be an effective board member. Intrepid board representatives insist on staying close enough to the action that initiatives and guidance can be implemented in a timely fashion.
NG: Let’s also look at how you became involved in WIM UK and what the community offers to members stemming from your area of expertise?
MG: I’m a fairly recent member and was encouraged to get involved as a result of a colleague’s participation in the organisation. I found that she’d made some very useful business contacts as a result. Networking is possibly the most important element of the organisation. The events are also very useful; especially those that focus on political risk and governance. That assists us in making our assessments—at Intrepid we consider projects in so many diverse countries. My involvement is also a function of my age; having been a lawyer working pretty much exclusively in male-dominated industries for 25 years, I feel like if I can help other women, it’s my duty to do so.
NG: What advice would you give to any graduate or undergraduate following a similar path to you?
MG: I’ve had a fairly circuitous route to where I find myself currently. Having said that, indirect career paths are more common than one might imagine. The one observation I’d make is that if you want to be in the thick of it, make sure that you develop a wide range of skills that will allow you to keep moving through the ranks. For instance, law is a very flexible degree. If you come up through the technical side, keep thinking about how you might broaden your skill set. Be open to learning about the financial and business side of things. It’s good for geologists to understand that nothing will happen without the money and that being a good custodian of the money is essential.
ABJ thanks Gahagan, managing director, and Emma Nicholson, director of corporate development at Intrepid Financial for their insights and assistance with this interview.
Gotcha. Having a catalyst to push it a bit should help. The investor showcase coming up on the 21st should do the trick. Also, don't forget, that the Canadian ticker for Bowood, BWD, is the ticker to chart for a more accurate read, since the majority of trading occurs with that ticker.
a bearish reading, descending tops and btm's. almost turning bullish.
Thanks for showing the P&F chart. I'm not the best at reading them, but from what i see, would you say that a double top would be indicated at .40?
Sounds like a good plan. Keep an eye on the November 21st SEPAC showcase. Perhaps you'll be able able to load up some more once it drops at resistance.
SEPAC Oil & Gas Investor Showcase
Cheers!
Got all my share at a .24 average, very happy so far. My short term goal is to take some profit at that resistance of .37.
Slightly off topic but also loaded up on DTHRF at a very good average of 1.97.
SEPAC Oil & Gas Investor Showcase on November 21st, 2011.
ROAOF (V.BWD) Bowood Energy, Inc. to present at the SEPAC Oil & Gas Investor Showcase on November 21st, 2011.
On Monday, November 21, SEPAC will host its Oil & Gas Investor Showcase. A key event on Calgary's business calendar, the Investor Showcase allows hundreds of retail investors, along with media, analysts and other industry executives, to hear the CEOs of Canada's most dynamic junior and mid-cap oil and gas producers make 20 minute presentations on their company's growth plans.
The SEPAC Oil & Gas Investor Showcase offers a unique setting for investors to get immediate, first-hand information from the CEOs of some of Canada's leading junior and mid-cap oil and gas producers. This event attracts hundreds of retail investors, along with industry analysts, oil and gas executives and media. Market conditions have created a great buying opportunity in the junior sector for investors.
SEPAC Oil & Gas Investor Showcase
>The word is getting out about Bowood; the webcast was a success.
Location of Bowood is most important to me, but my only concern is the number of shares outstanding.
Down the road I would love to see a nice buyout.
sumi
Bowood is up 30% since the webcast.
I've starting creating an Alberta Bakken ihub board.
Check it out. Any suggestions would be nice.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=22626
One of the many things I like, is their deal with Legacy. They front the majority of the operational cost, making Bowood's risk so low. Plus there will be enough profit to split between the two that we all will profit.
Also makes Bowood a buyout candidate. The big guys do not like Juniors being their backyards. Look at all the other juniors that have been bought out by Crescent Point, Petrobakken, Shell, Murphy's, etc, etc.
Bowood has the best part of the bakken. They should be bought out for .80 - 1.10 a share.
i love the webcast. a ton of information and it looks like blue skies ahead for bowood.
Bowood Energy to present at the CEEPIC Energy Conference.
Canadian Energy Explorers & Producer's Investment Conference
Tuesday, October 25th 2011
Link to Web-Cast
>Now I was not expecting this development, a strong buy recommendation, to happen today. I put in an order for 6,000 shares before going to the dentist this morning and it was filled when I returned this afternoon.
H8, you were right, things are picking up.
sumi
H8, I agree with your perspective on Bowood Energy, speculative play and there is no better one [especially at this price].
We are fortunate to own a stock that is on North American soil. Too many geopolitical events can happen overseas thus thwarting a good investment opportunity.
There is no telling what geopolitical event might occur to restrict the world's oil supply and thus increase the values of other energy companies elsewhere in the world, e.g., the Bakken.
The Bakken area has shown tremendous growth especially with the success with horizontal drilling. The wells might be expensive, but so is the price of crude oil.
I continue to monitor the spectre of Peak Oil, #board-6609 Should Peak Oil become a reality, which I believe it will, then all energy stocks will benefit. The offset would be the adverse effect of an economic downturn.
Time will tell,
sumisu
Analyst Buy Recommendation:
TMX: Bowood Strong Buy
Stockhouse: Bowood: Strong Buy
No worries. We just went thru a 'sleeper' period. Things are about to get cranked up again as wells continue to advance.
As a speculative play, in the current economic environment, there is no better then this one.
Sorry bro, I just returned from a trip to Florida and am just catching up on everything.
I'll hand the board back to you to avoid future problems.
sumi
Land Acquisition
Land Acquisition
In September 2011, Bowood and its partner Legacy jointly acquired an additional 9,658 acres (4,829 net to each partner) of contiguous land offsetting the Spring Coulee well. The lands are expected to be prospective for the Bakken Petroleum system and the shallower Second White Specks oil resource play. This acquisition increases Bowood`s net land position in the Southern Alberta Bakken fairway to approximately 110,000 acres.
Kipp Well
Kipp Well
Drilling is now complete on the Company's second Alberta Bakken horizontal well, located at Kipp on the Blood First Nation Reserve. The well had a directional pilot hole drilled through the Bakken system to the Nisku formation. The well was cored in the Second White Specks and in the Bakken Petroleum system. The Kipp well was then drilled horizontally to a total measured depth of 3,610 meters and has been equipped for a 20 stage hydraulic fracture stimulation over the 1,290 meter horizontal section. Completion operations are expected to commence in late October. Bowood is paying 16% of the cost of the drilling and completion operations to retain a 40% working interest in the well.
Spring Coulee Well
Spring Coulee Well
The Company's first Southern Alberta Bakken horizontal well, located at Spring Coulee on Freehold acreage has been completed. The well is now being equipped for production and first production is anticipated within the next week. The well was drilled directionally to a depth of 2,197 meters with a pilot hole through the Bakken system. Cores were taken in the Second White Specks and in the Bakken petroleum system, including the lower Banff, the Exshaw and the Big Valley formations. Analysis of the Bakken system core is consistent with Company's expectations including vitrinite reflectance analysis which indicates that the well is in an area that is optimally located for peak oil generation. The horizontal section of the well was drilled to a 1,230 meter length and completed with a 20 stage hydraulic fracture stimulation using water based fluids. Following stimulation, the well was cleaned up for 15 days and recovered approximately half of the injected fracture fluid together with 1,380 bbls of light oil. At the end of the 15 day clean up the well was swab tested at a rate of approximately 220 bbls/day of oil at a 65% oil cut. The oil cut increased steadily throughout the clean up and swab test, as water based injected load fluid from the fracture stimulation was recovered from the well. In accordance with its joint venture agreement with Legacy Oil + Gas Inc. ("Legacy"), Bowood incurred 20% of the costs to drill and complete the Spring Coulee well and retains a 50% working interest in the well and surrounding lands.
Bowood Announces Positive Alberta Bakken Drilling Results and Expansion of Land Position
Wednesday, Oct 19, 2011
Bowood Announcement
Bowood Energy Inc. (TSX VENTURE:BWD) ("Bowood" or the "Company") provides the following operational update of its recent drilling and land acquisition activities in the Southern Alberta Bakken play. Bowood is pleased with the early exploration results from its first two joint exploration wells as well as other industry activity in the fairway. To date 85 wells have been licensed and permitted in the play and 25 wells are currently on production. The recent level of activity in the play continues to be a positive sign from industry that there is significant resource potential in the fairway.
Yes Bakken is Great indeed. That is alot of shares,But i wonder if alot of those shares arent already tied up. Time will tell, I'll buy if it comes off the Grey sheets. I Love the potential here.
:)
Bloomberg/Businessweek information on Bowood:
http://investing.businessweek.com/businessweek/research/stocks/snapshot/snapshot.asp?ticker=BWD:CN
What bothers me most about Bowood are the number of shares outstanding: 274.9M
To be in the Bakken is great, imo. I believe that that is the potential that you are referring to.
sumi
these guys are in a prime spot to be taken over. this has huge potential!
best of luck 2 u!
nice find!!!
BOWOOD ENERGY LTD. FILINGS & PUBLIC DOCUMENTS with SEDAR
http://www.sedar.com/DisplayProfile.do?lang=EN&issuerType=03&issuerNo=00002597
Bowood Provides Operational Update on the Alberta Bakken Well at Spring Coulee
Press Release Source: Bowood Energy Inc. On Tuesday May 31, 2011, 9:05 am EDT
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Bowood-Provides-Operational-ccn-1660906923.html?x=0&.v=1
CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - May 31, 2011) - Bowood Energy Inc. (TSX VENTURE:BWD - News; "Bowood" or the "Company) is pleased to announce that the Spring Coulee well, the first joint venture test well in the Alberta Bakken fairway with Legacy Oil + Gas ("Legacy"), has finished drilling and is in the process of being completed for testing. The well, drilled from a surface location in 3-1-4-23W4 terminated in LSD 3-36-3-23W4 at a measured depth of 3500 meters with a 1,230 meter horizontal section. The well has been equipped in the open hole horizontal section with swell packers, in preparation for 20 stages of fracture stimulation. Well testing will follow immediately after the hydraulic fracturing of the well, which is expected to commence by June 15th, weather permitting.
The second joint venture test well, to be located on the Blood Reserve, is expected to be licensed shortly and must commence drilling no later than August 31st, 2011 according to the terms of the joint venture with Legacy.
For more information on Bowood Energy Inc. (TSX VENTURE:BWD - News) and to see the latest corporate presentation please visit our website at: http://www.bowoodenergy.ca.
You may also request additional information by emailing info@bowoodenergy.ca.
Reader Advisories
Forward-Looking Statements: Certain information included in this press release constitutes forward-looking statements and information under applicable securities legislation. Such forward-looking information is provided for the purpose of providing information about management's current expectations and plans relating to the future. Readers are cautioned that reliance on such information may not be appropriate for other purposes, such as making investment decisions. Forward-looking information typically contains statements with words such as "anticipate", "believe", "expect", "plan", "intend", "estimate", "propose", "project" or similar words suggesting future outcomes or statements regarding an outlook. Forward-looking information in this press release may include, but is not limited to, information with respect to: operational decisions and the timing thereof, development and exploration plans and the timing thereof; future production levels; the location and prospective nature of the lands; and, the anticipated benefits resulting from the transactions described in this press release. Forward-looking information is based on a number of factors and assumptions which have been used to develop such information but which may prove to be incorrect. Although Bowood believes that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking information are reasonable, undue reliance should not be placed on forward-looking information because Bowood can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct. In addition to other factors and assumptions which may be identified in this press release, assumptions have been made regarding and are implicit in, among other things: field production rates and decline rates; the ability of Bowood to secure adequate drilling and production services; the timely receipt of any required regulatory approvals; the ability of Bowood to obtain and retain qualified staff, equipment and services in a timely and cost efficient manner to develop its business; Bowood's ability to operate the properties in a safe, efficient and effective manner; the ability of Bowood to obtain financing on acceptable terms; the ability to replace and expand oil and natural gas reserves through acquisition, development of exploration; the timing and costs of pipeline, storage and facility construction and expansion; future oil and natural gas prices; currency, exchange and interest rates; the regulatory framework regarding royalties, taxes and environmental matters; and the ability of Bowood to successfully market its oil and natural gas products. Readers are cautioned that the foregoing list is not exhaustive of all factors and assumptions which have been used. Forward-looking information is based on current expectations, estimates and projections that involve a number of risks and uncertainties which could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated by Bowood and described in the forward-looking information.
The material risk factors affecting Bowood and its business are contained in Bowood's Annual Information Form which is available under Bowood's issuer profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com. The forward-looking information contained in this press release is made as of the date hereof and Bowood undertakes no obligation to update publicly or revise any forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, unless required by applicable securities laws. The forward looking information contained in this press release is expressly qualified by this cautionary statement.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this news release.
Contact:
Robert F. MercierBowood Energy Inc.President and CEO(403) 265-2525info@bowoodenergy.cawww.bowoodenergy.caMike CurtisBowood Energy Inc.Investor Relations(514) 793-1915mcurtis@cardwellcap.com
Bowood Energy Inc. Announces 2010 Financial and Operational Results
http://www.stockhouse.com/tools/?page=%2Ffinancialtools%2Fsn_newsreleases.asp%3Fsymbol%3DV.BWD%26newsid%3D8141848%26apFlag%3D
a) Authorized
Unlimited number of common shares.
b) Issued and outstanding
# of shares: September 30th, 2010: 186,283,373
$ amount: $42,440,981
Bowood Announces Spud of Alberta Bakken Well at 15-25-3-23 W4
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TSX VENTURE EXCHANGE: BWD
March 24, 2011 – Calgary, Alberta – Bowood Energy Inc. (“Bowood” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that its first joint well operated by Legacy Oil + Gas, in the southern Alberta Bakken fairway spudded on March 22nd, 2011 and is currently drilling ahead. The proposed Spring Coulee 15-25 horizontal well is being drilled from a surface location in 3-1-4-23 W4 with the horizontal portion of the well expected to terminate in 15-25-3-23 W4. The well‘s primary targets are the Big Valley, Exshaw and Banff Formations, which collectively form the Bakken petroleum system in the southern Alberta Basin.
The 15-25-3-23 W4 well targets an area where there is not only potential in the Bakken Petroleum system but also in a number of other zones prospective for oil.
The Spring Coulee 15-25 well is the 28th well licensed by industry in the fairway on the Canadian side of the border since the play emerged in 2010.
With operations based in Calgary, Alberta, Bowood Energy Inc. is a TSX-V listed company engaged in the acquisition, exploration, development, and production of oil and gas resources in Alberta. Bowood is recognized as a TSX Venture 50® company in 2011. TSX Venture 50 is a trade-mark of TSX Inc. and is used under license.
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Important!!!! Bowood Energy has 2 tickers. A Canadian ticker and an American ticker. BWD & ROAOF
ROAOF used to be Road Runner Oil and Gas, an American company. They were acquired by Bowood, BWD. If you are in the United States, you
trade Bowood using it's American ticker, ROAOF. If you are Canadian, you trade it using it's Canadian ticker, BWD.
The prices are different, obviously, due to currency exchange rates.
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