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I do not know exactly what Jaeger is up to, but he is obviously in the wrong league here! He is used to picking on Companies with no revenue or net profits, probably hired to do so! NASV and JD are posting $20 mm in gross and approx. $ 3.4 in net revenues and he does not have a clue how to answer to his bosses on why he can't humiliate this company! lol!!! Good luck Jaeger!
I just heard that NASV's Management has just started a Road Show to Investors and Broker/Dealers! That is what is needed here! Exposure!!!! Way undervalued!! Maybe this will break the ice loose!
All I am buying right now is O&G, CLR will rebound and soon!
Keep hitting the ask!!
Hanging in there, picking up a little each day!
Does the company have any I/R guys? I see two listed on the bottom of the Press Releases! Not doing their jobs it sounds like to me! Should kick them to the curb and find a decent firm with a good reputation!
NEW YORK (AP) -- U.S. stocks rose sharply on Tuesday, following other global markets higher after the price of oil bounced back
NEW YORK (AP) -- U.S. stocks rose sharply on Tuesday, following other global markets higher after the price of oil bounced back.
Stages of Oil Industry Downswing: First Shock and Panic, Then M&A opportunities.
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- The major oil companies are tightening their belts as crude prices slide, but it won't be long before an M&A frenzy begins in the sector, analysts say. The targets will be U.S. explorers and producers, both large and small.
Many producers and service providers in U.S. shale production are seeing opportunities to consolidate competitors and drive up market share in 2015, at very discounted prices from as little as a year ago. Discounts as large as 60-70% can be seen today with weaker companies downsizing and even folding under the current oil price deflation.
This will lead to a stronger domestic oil and gas market experts say, with emerging technologies and a more defined market.
Let the U.S. Oil and Gas M&A Frenzy begin!!
Stages of Oil Industry Downswing: First Shock and Panic, Then M&A opportunities.
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- The major oil companies are tightening their belts as crude prices slide, but it won't be long before an M&A frenzy begins in the sector, analysts say. The targets will be U.S. explorers and producers, both large and small.
Many producers and service providers in U.S. shale production are seeing opportunities to consolidate competitors and drive up market share in 2015, at very discounted prices from as little as a year ago. Discounts as large as 60-70% can be seen today with weaker companies downsizing and even folding under the current oil price deflation.
This will lead to a stronger domestic oil and gas market experts say, with emerging technologies and a more defined market.
Let the U.S. Oil and Gas M&A Frenzy begin!!
Stages of Oil Industry Downswing: First Shock and Panic, Then M&A opportunities.
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- The major oil companies are tightening their belts as crude prices slide, but it won't be long before an M&A frenzy begins in the sector, analysts say. The targets will be U.S. explorers and producers, both large and small.
Many producers and service providers in U.S. shale production are seeing opportunities to consolidate competitors and drive up market share in 2015, at very discounted prices from as little as a year ago. Discounts as large as 60-70% can be seen today with weaker companies downsizing and even folding under the current oil price deflation.
This will lead to a stronger domestic oil and gas market experts say, with emerging technologies and a more defined market.
They are definitely positioning to play in the "big leagues".
Sichenzia Ross Friedman Ference have huge connections in the Wall Street Arena, they represented another one of my companies in bio tech and propelled them through their IPO to up list.
With all the connections they have including Broker Dealers, Investors, Banks, etc. it helped them get onto the map!! Made a killing when the company merged with a larger firm. Good choice!
OPEC Sees Oil Prices Exploding to $200 a Barrel
http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2015/01/31/opec-sees-oil-prices-exploding-to-200-a-barrel.aspx
OPEC Sees Oil Prices Exploding to $200 a Barrel
http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2015/01/31/opec-sees-oil-prices-exploding-to-200-a-barrel.aspx
A Director buying shares in the open Market ($10,000.00), must know something is coming! Always a good sign when a Director buys shares!!!!
NASV has a great Board of Directors!! Very accomplished!
Yea! You wish! There is allot of support and I am buying on the ask all day long as well as some of my friends! We will push this past $5 where it should be! for a $22Million Company with only 4.5 million outstanding, should be much higher!
Energy Crisis as Early as 2016
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Low oil prices today may be setting the world up for an oil shortage as early as 2016. Today we have just 2% more crude oil supply than demand and the price of gasoline is under $2.00/gallon in Texas. If oil supply falls too far, we could see gasoline prices doubling within 18 months. For a commodity as critical to our standard of living as oil is, it only takes a small shortage to drive up the price.
On Thanksgiving Day, 2014 Saudi Arabia decided to maintain their crude oil output of approximately 9.5 million barrels per day. They've taken this action despite the fact that they know the world's oil markets are currently over-supplied by an estimated 1.5 million barrels per day and the severe financial pain it is causing many of the other OPEC nations. By now you are all aware this has caused a sharp drop in global crude oil prices and has a dark cloud hanging over the energy sector. I believe this will be a short-lived dip in the long history of crude oil price cycles. Oil prices have always bounced back and this is not going to be an exception.
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To put this in prospective, the world currently consumes about 93.5 million barrels per day of liquid fuels, not all of which are made from crude oil. About 17% of the world's total fuel supply comes from natural gas liquids ("NGLs") and biofuels.
One thing that drives the Bears opinion that oil prices will go lower during the first half of 2015 is that demand does decline during the first half of each year. Since most humans live in the northern hemisphere, weather does have an impact on demand. I agree that this fact will play a part in keeping oil prices depressed for the next few months. However, low gasoline prices in the U.S. are certain to play a part in the fuel demand outlook for this year's vacation driving season.
Brent oil prices are now hovering around $60 a barrel. In my opinion, this is quite a bit lower than Saudi Arabia thought the price would go and may lead to an "Emergency" OPEC meeting during the first quarter. But for now, I am assuming that Saudi Arabia is willing to let the other OPEC members suffer until the next scheduled OPEC meeting in June.
The commonly held belief is that Saudi Arabia is doing this to put a stop to the rapid growth of production from the U.S. shale oil plays. Others believe it is their goal to crush the Russian and Iranian economies. If the oil price remains at the current level for a few months longer it will do all of the above.
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My forecast models for 2015 assume that crude oil prices will remain depressed during the first quarter, then slowly ramp up and accelerate as next winter approaches. I believe that by December we will see a much tighter oil market and significantly higher prices. In a December 24, 2014 article in The National, Steven Kopits managing director of Princeton Energy Advisors states that, "In permitting low oil prices, the Saudis seek to bring the market back into equilibrium. At present, our calculation of break-even system-wide is in the $85–$100 a barrel range on a Brent basis."
Mark Mobius, an economist and regular guest on Bloomberg TV recently said he sees Brent rebounding to $90/bbl by the end of 2015.
Since 2005, only North America has been able to add meaningful crude oil supply. Outside of Canada and the United States (including the Gulf of Mexico), the rest of the world's crude oil production netted to a decline of a million barrels per day from December, 2010 to December, 2013. More than half of the OPEC nations are now in decline. We've been able to supplement our fuel supply during the last ten years with biofuels, but that is limited since we need the farmland for food supply.
I believe the current low crude oil price could be overkill and result in the next "Energy Crisis" by early 2016. Enjoy these low gasoline prices while they last.
The upstream U.S. oil companies we follow closely are all announcing 20% to 50% cuts in capital spending for 2015. We will start seeing the impact on supply at the same time the annual increase in demand kicks in. Our model portfolio companies are all expected to report year-over-year increases in production, but at a much slower pace than the last few years.
A study released by Credit Suisse two weeks ago shows that U.S. independents expect capital-expenditure (Capex) cuts of one-third against production gains of 10 per cent next year. This would imply production growth of 600,000 bpd of shale liquids, and perhaps another 200,000 bpd from Gulf of Mexico deepwater projects. At the same time, U.S. conventional onshore production continues to fall. I have seen estimates of 500,000 to 700,000 bpd declines within twelve months. If these forecasts are accurate, U.S. oil production growth would be barely positive next year and headed for a material downturn in 2016.
North American unconventionals (oil sands, shale and other tight formations) have been almost all of net global supply growth since 2005. If unconventional growth grinds to zero and conventional growth is falling outright, the supply side heading into 2016 looks highly compromised. At today's oil price, only the "Sweet Spots" in the North American Shale Plays and the Canadian Oil Sands generate decent financial returns to justify the massive capital requirements needed to continue development. Global deepwater exploration is rapidly coming to a halt.
Were demand growth muted, this might not matter. Demand for liquid fuels goes up year-after-year. It even increased in 2008 during the "Great Recession" and ramped up sharply during 2009 and 2010 despite a sluggish global economy. Low fuel prices are increasing demand today and my guess is that, with U.S. GDP growth now forecast at 5% in 2015, we could see demand for fuels increase by close to 1.5 million barrels per day this year. The current IEA forecast is for oil demand to increase by 900,000 bpd in 2015.
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If this plays out, the oil markets will be heading into a significant squeeze in the first half of 2016.
The last extended period of low oil prices was 1985 to 1990. In 1985, when oil prices collapsed similar to what's happening now, the world had 13 million bpd of spare capacity, with 7 million bpd in Saudi Arabia alone. OPEC was well-positioned to comfortably meet any increase in demand.
Today, just about all of the world's discretionary spare capacity resides in Saudi Arabia and amounts to an estimate 2 million bpd. Lou Powers, an EPG member and author of "The World Energy Dilemma," has said that Saudi Arabia will have difficulty maintaining production at over 10 million bpd for an extended period. If we do swing to a supply shortage, Saudi Arabia may find itself in the position of needing to run the taps full out for much of 2016. In such an event, the world will be headed right back into an oil shock and we will see much higher oil prices than $100/bbl.
Low oil prices will hurt the unhedged upstream companies, but they will hurt the oilfield services sector the most. I'm expecting the onshore active rig count to drop by 30% by mid-2015. Oil price will need to firm up for several months before the upstream companies commit to higher spending levels. That said, the high quality drillers like Helmerich & Payne (HP), Patterson-UTI Energy (PTEN) and Precision Drilling Corp. (PDS) will be fine since a lot of their high end rigs will keep working on long-term contracts. By 2016, they will have gained market share.
Remember, North America and deep water are the only places with meaningful production upside. If crude oil prices move below $60/bbl and stay there for even six months it could prove catastrophic to non-OPEC supply. At some point, OPEC action may become necessary.
"But perhaps not by the Saudis. Russia's position is comparable to Saudi Arabia's. Either could cut production by meaningful quantity, but the Russians need the incremental revenue more. Saudi Arabia would be right to argue that any calls for production cuts should be directed to Moscow. OPEC could cut production to prop up prices and increase revenues. But for now, a better strategy (for Saudi Arabia) would be to hang back, deflect criticism, and let events play out. If the Russians are thinking clearly, Moscow will cut first." -- Steven Kopits the managing director of Princeton Energy Advisors.
The best news for all of us is that Iran may be quite willing to put an end to their nuclear enrichment program a few months from now. I believe this is the real reason for what Saudi Arabia is doing.
Nice to see!! if the price can get above and stay over $3.00, then the Company has a shot at submitting up listing docs to NYSE! That's the day I am waiting for. Should see some friends of mine coming in here soon on the ask, if not they are going to miss the boat!!
PennyStocksWeekly mentions NASV as a possible double by year end!
Recognized undervaluation of NASV and the opportunity for Investors to, at a minimum, double their investment.
Great Press Release NASV! I have brought this to a number of my friends and it looks like some are looking to come in tomorrow! This is not going to represent allot, maybe $25-50K or so, maybe more. Really need to hire a good IR/PR group in here to get to true valuation. More eyeballs the better as this is really a great story!! At least my friends thought so!
Music to my ears!! This shows the magnitude of undervaluation NASV is currently at! $2.5 Million in Revenues in Dec.!!!! If this doesn't wake Investors up about the Company, nothing will! Only option is to move up to NYSE for true recognition of value!
It says it in the Press Release, 1X multiples on earnings!! Only in the OTC crap market would that happen!!! They need to move to NYSE and fast as this trading platform sucks!
At least on the big boards their true valuation will be realized by sophisticated investors and this will be trading at $8-$10 per share if not higher.
We will see a significant increase in valuation by May/June, oil and gas will rebound to new highs. Need to hang in there and you will be rewarded!
Watch I predict SLB will be 40 to 60% higher by May/June!
Wow!! Great Press Release!! Go NASV!
If you are retiring, then you are in the right place! Oil and Gas will surge this year, no doubt about it. 90% of my portfolio is in!
We Shareholders of NASV need to reflect on where they were just a year ago, and where they are now. I got in Nov/Dec. of 2013 at a great price.
Of all the Companies I hold shares in, this one is my diamond in the rough! It won't take much to get this moving, and I have faith they will.
Just my opinion, you have to make up your own.
BTW: The trash talkers here are not credible, just here to cause a ruckus! Never have facts and if so usually they are wrong!
Oil and Gas will make a huge rebound this year!! Time to buy while prices are low!!
Oil rebounds sharply from six-year lows as dollar eases!
Better heed my advice and start buying in the Energy Stocks now!! They are a bargain today, six months from now we will see $70-80 per barrel!! Mark my words!
Wrong!! I contact TDM Financial and they are an Independent publisher doing research articles on Companies. None of the Companies they write about pay them!! I expect to see more of these on NASV as they head for the big boards as they will obviously gain interest of analyst and investors alike!
I agree, way below book value from reading the "Q", should easily be a $6-$7 stock. They need more Press to inform investors on current activity and fire current I/R firms and get an outfit that will bring attention to the undervaluation. Anyone have suggestions on a good group to bring to the Company? The ones they are using are doing a piss poor job of promotion.
I disagree, this over supply issue, it is felt by American Producers, is being blown out of proportion by the Media, either because the U.S. Government and the Saudi's wanted the drastic drop to ensue pressure on Russia/Iran so they can put them into submission on further aggression.
In reality, we are only talking less than 1% being produced over current consumption demands, there is no logical reason for prices to react by loosing over half of its value! Historically we have been there before and didn't see even a 10% drop in prices because of a supply imbalance.
Schlumberger will make a huge rebound
OPEC's Badri expects some oil price rebound soon
LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices at current levels may have reached a floor and could move higher very soon, OPEC Secretary-General Abdullah al-Badri said on Monday
"Maybe we will go to $200 if there is a real shortage of supply because of the lack of investment," Badri said.
Setting up for a bounce in prices, better read the signs, Oil will rebound this year and there is huge upside for buying at today's prices!
OPEC's Badri expects some oil price rebound soon
LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices at current levels may have reached a floor and could move higher very soon, OPEC Secretary-General Abdullah al-Badri said on Monday
"Maybe we will go to $200 if there is a real shortage of supply because of the lack of investment," Badri said.
Setting up for a bounce in prices, better read the signs, Oil will rebound this year and there is huge upside for buying at today's prices!
OPEC's Badri expects some oil price rebound soon
LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices at current levels may have reached a floor and could move higher very soon, OPEC Secretary-General Abdullah al-Badri said on Monday
"Maybe we will go to $200 if there is a real shortage of supply because of the lack of investment," Badri said.
Setting up for a bounce in prices, better read the signs, Oil will rebound this year and there is huge upside for buying at today's prices!
I am all in with Oil and Gas Stocks right now as I believe we are going to see a tremendous rebound in prices!! There are a couple of handfuls of great buys in the sector, as is NASV, that will smoke all others in my portfolio. Just need to go long to realize the gain.
Thanks Trueheart, I am sure there was no malice on behalf of the Company and hence is why FINRA had no issue with it.
OPEC's Badri expects some oil price rebound soon
LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices at current levels may have reached a floor and could move higher very soon, OPEC Secretary-General Abdullah al-Badri said on Monday
"Maybe we will go to $200 if there is a real shortage of supply because of the lack of investment," Badri said.
Setting up for a bounce in prices, better read the signs, Oil will rebound this year and there is huge upside for buying at today's prices!
Ok, so an allegation was made about a third party of NAS making an offering of securities to a Penn. resident, so what maybe they didn't file a blue sky exemption with the state before the offering. Blue sky filings are the States way of making blood money on a transaction from what I read and what I know about securities offerings! Also, this was six years ago! I do not think this is as big of a deal as you are making it out to be. It is obvious FINRA knows about this and they passed their scrutiny with flying colors on the recent stock split.
If that were true, how did they get through FINRA in this last go around?? If they did anything wrong as you suggest, they would not have passed the approval process that FINRA puts them through!