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Oil and natural gas drillers $$$$$.
http://www.iranian.ws/iran_news/publish/article_25654.shtml
All the same company.
UPDV is a great $$$$$ opportunity.
Revenues are growing exponentially.
We are finally moving away from the bottom of the charts.
Investors/traders are buying up shares here and elsewhere in the petroleum/energy drilling operations. The rest of the market sectors are getting slammed....UPDV IS FACING A HUGE UPSIDE RUN.
Any entry here under .10 in 2008 is a great buy, especially with the crude futures market heading towards $150.+/barrel in upcoming weeks.IMHO.
$170. oil futures...OUCH!
Kansas oil driller UPDV had a nice 100% run last week coming off the bottom. Tons of I-HUB chatter this weekend on many oil and natural gas drillers . I am in again Friday for another run in UPDV in this upcoming week...We may see another 100% upside.
http://www.iranian.ws/iran_news/publish/article_25654.shtml
Chart people are getting very excited about SIVC.
This is the only micro-cap I am in for the long haul.
I am resigned to the fact that we may see extended periods of a trading range..and that is O.K. for me. The overall trend is your friend...and SIVC has been heading north in 2008.
SIVC is a great $$$$$ opportunity.
Each month I make more money trading stocks than I lose. I have a good June going regardless of ICTY. I am stuck with a 100K of ICTY.
No sense selling now for 2 or 3 hundred dollars; even that may be on the high side.
I expect several million shares will want to bail-out at opening bell tomorrow. I'm sure we will be down another 75%.
For all we know, this Anthony Baker may be working at the car-wash in LA....LOL.
Maybe I will get lucky here. In a recent post I stated this was a gamble going in. Maybe there is a great product and marketing schedule for ICTY....LET SOMEONE ELSE ARTICULATE THE PR's FOR THIS COMPANY. I'll fall out of my chair if we see GREEN tomorrow!!!!!
Check the chart....UPDV is running off the bottom ...had 100% run last week....looks like we may have run again next week.
You may like UPDV next week. 100% run happened last week.
The U.S. needs more drilling and also energy conversation.
Once we have access to more oil then additional refinerys in the U.S. are a must.
If every refinery on the globe is running at peak efficiency, together they can produce 84 million barrels a day of gasoline, diesel, light and heavy products. The world-wide demand is around 85 million barrels a day of finished product.
Also, Take USA vs. China ....In the USA there are roughly 750 petroleum powered vehicles per 1000 Americans; in China there are about 14 petroleum powered vehicles per 1000 Chinese........IN CHINA THEY ARE ADDING 12,000-15,000 NEW VEHICLES PER WEEK to their highways....huge need for more petroleum products WEEKLY!!!!!
DEMAND IS GROWING AROUND THE GLOBE. UPDV is in the drivers seat; shareholder value will increase weekly as the company builds upon all of its new assets. OIL IS BLACK GOLD. IMHO.
If every refinery on the globe is running at peak efficiency, together they can produce 84 million barrels a day of gasoline, diesel, light and heavy products. The world-wide demand is around 85 million barrels a day of finished product.
Also, Take USA vs. China ....In the USA there are roughly 750 petroleum powered vehicles per 1000 Americans; in China there are about 14 petroleum powered vehicles per 1000 Chinese........IN CHINA THEY ARE ADDING 12,000-15,000 NEW VEHICLES PER WEEK to their highways....huge need for more petroleum products WEEKLY!!!!!
DEMAND IS GROWING AROUND THE GLOBE. UPDA is in the drivers seat; shareholder value will increase weekly as the company builds upon all of its new assets. OIL IS BLACK GOLD. IMHO.
The New York Times-Fuels on the Hill
June 27, 2008
Op-Ed Columnist
Fuels on the Hill
By PAUL KRUGMAN
Congress has always had a soft spot for “experts” who tell members what they want to hear, whether it’s supply-side economists declaring that tax cuts increase revenue or climate-change skeptics insisting that global warming is a myth.
Right now, the welcome mat is out for analysts who claim that out-of-control speculators are responsible for $4-a-gallon gas.
Back in May, Michael Masters, a hedge fund manager, made a big splash when he told a Senate committee that speculation is the main cause of rising prices for oil and other raw materials. He presented charts showing the growth of the oil futures market, in which investors buy and sell promises to deliver oil at a later date, and claimed that “the increase in demand from index speculators” — his term for institutional investors who buy commodity futures — “is almost equal to the increase in demand from China.”
Many economists scoffed: Mr. Masters was making the bizarre claim that betting on a higher price of oil — for that is what it means to buy a futures contract — is equivalent to actually burning the stuff.
But members of Congress liked what they heard, and since that testimony much of Capitol Hill has jumped on the blame-the-speculators bandwagon.
Somewhat surprisingly, Republicans have been at least as willing as Democrats to denounce evil speculators. But it turns out that conservative faith in free markets somehow evaporates when it comes to oil. For example, National Review has been publishing articles blaming speculators for high oil prices for years, ever since the price passed $50 a barrel.
And it was John McCain, not Barack Obama, who recently said this: “While a few reckless speculators are counting their paper profits, most Americans are coming up on the short end — using more and more of their hard-earned paychecks to buy gas.”
Why are politicians so eager to pin the blame for oil prices on speculators? Because it lets them believe that we don’t have to adapt to a world of expensive gas.
Indeed, this past Monday Mr. Masters assured a House subcommittee that a return to the days of cheap oil is more or less there for the asking. If Congress passed legislation restricting speculation, he said, gasoline prices would fall almost 50 percent in a matter of weeks.
O.K., let’s talk about the reality.
Is speculation playing a role in high oil prices? It’s not out of the question. Economists were right to scoff at Mr. Masters — buying a futures contract doesn’t directly reduce the supply of oil to consumers — but under some circumstances, speculation in the oil futures market can indirectly raise prices, encouraging producers and other players to hoard oil rather than making it available for use.
Whether that’s happening now is a subject of highly technical dispute. (Readers who want to wonk themselves out can go to my blog, krugman.blogs.nytimes.com, and follow the links.) Suffice it to say that some economists, myself included, make much of the fact that the usual telltale signs of a speculative price boom are missing. But other economists argue, in effect, that absence of evidence isn’t solid evidence of absence.
What about those who argue that speculative excess is the only way to explain the speed with which oil prices have risen? Well, I have two words for them: iron ore.
You see, iron ore isn’t traded on a global exchange; its price is set in direct deals between producers and consumers. So there’s no easy way to speculate on ore prices. Yet the price of iron ore, like that of oil, has surged over the past year. In particular, the price Chinese steel makers pay to Australian mines has just jumped 96 percent. This suggests that growing demand from emerging economies, not speculation, is the real story behind rising prices of raw materials, oil included.
In any case, one thing is clear: the hyperventilation over oil-market speculation is distracting us from the real issues.
Regulating futures markets more tightly isn’t a bad idea, but it won’t bring back the days of cheap oil. Nothing will. Oil prices will fluctuate in the coming years — I wouldn’t be surprised if they slip for a while as consumers drive less, switch to more fuel-efficient cars, and so on — but the long-term trend is surely up.
Most of the adjustment to higher oil prices will take place through private initiative, but the government can help the private sector in a variety of ways, such as helping develop alternative-energy technologies and new methods of conservation and expanding the availability of public transit.
But we won’t have even the beginnings of a rational energy policy if we listen to people who assure us that we can just wish high oil prices away.
UPDV is a great $$$$$ opportunity.
Revenues are growing exponentially.
We are finally moving away from the bottom of the charts.
Investors/traders are buying up shares here and elsewhere in the petroleum/energy drilling operations. The rest of the market sectors are getting slammed....UPDV IS FACING A HUGE UPSIDE RUN.
Any entry here under .10 in 2008 is a great buy, especially with the crude futures market heading towards $150.+/barrel in upcoming weeks.IMHO.
UPDV is a great $$$$$ opportunity.
Revenues are growing exponentially.
We are finally moving away from the bottom of the charts.
Investors/traders are buying up shares here and elsewhere in the petroleum/energy drilling operations. The rest of the market sectors are getting slammed....UPDV IS FACING A HUGE UPSIDE RUN.
Any entry here under .10 in 2008 is a great buy, especially with the crude futures market heading towards $150.+/barrel in upcoming weeks.IMHO.
Contact:
Anthony M. Baker
(949)235-2495
This phone # from first PR is out of service.
Maybe Anthony Baker is some scam artist/crack-dealer from LA trying to set up some vague company to sell stolen bling...LOL.
Who is Anthony Baker? ....I couldn't find anything on Google/yahoo, other than a bunch of sites w/today's PR.
Alternative Public Offering (APO) ....Dealflow Media and reverse merger reports:
http://reversemerger.dealflowmedia.com/wires/110507.cfm
To be is to do.(Socrates) To do is to be.(Plato) Do be do be do!!!!!(Sinatra)
Don't be sorry. Keep your head out of the sand. The world is not coming to an end.
Oil futures shot above $140 Thursday after OPEC's president said crude prices could rise well above $150 a barrel this year and Libya said it may cut oil production. The advance raised the likelihood that gasoline prices would also extend their march higher, and that prices of goods and services throughout the economy would also keep rising.
UPDV is poised for a HUGE UPSIDE RUN. The companies various revenue producing divisions are growing exponentially, and the timing couldn't be better for drillers in the United States.
I believe we may see a July run to .05 - .10/share.
Share at these prices are being held by more and more longs each day. Day traders are having a feast with this gradual upside run.
Oil futures shot above $140 Thursday after OPEC's president said crude prices could rise well above $150 a barrel this year and Libya said it may cut oil production. The advance raised the likelihood that gasoline prices would also extend their march higher, and that prices of goods and services throughout the economy would also keep rising.
UPDV is poised for a HUGE UPSIDE RUN. The companies various revenue producing divisions are growing exponentially, and the timing couldn't be better for drillers in the United States.
I believe we may see a July run to .05 - .10/share.
Share at these prices are being held by more and more longs each day. Day traders are having a feast with this gradual upside run.
Load up today at these lower levels.
With all that is going on in the US energy crisis, UPDV is situated with HUGE UPSIDES going into this summer and fall.
UPDV is getting all their assets in order for exponential growth in revenues.
Unfortunately at these levels, daytraders create big swings in share price, regardless, UPDV is a great $$$$$ opportunity.
Rain your qualified to be a well-head roughneck.
LOL.
UPDV is a great $$$$$ opportunity.
We are in the beginning of a long multi-day run.
.01+ close very possible today.
Yea, I added 440K this morning....Patience is in order, and will pay off in the long haul. Huge upside will come, but it will take weeks to get there....No problem; better than losing 10% on many of the DOW blue-chippers over the same time period.
UPDV..gangbusters on Wednesday!!!!!
UPDV has 70% stake in HTOG.
UPDV up 100% closed at HOD.
Traders moving in for continued run tomorrow.
Loaded up on UPDV...up 50%
From Tedpeele on WNYN SITE:
decided to further test out the claim I made earlier tonight (kind of sad for a Friday night:) ) :
"One of the most important factors is the cash flow. Cash flow will enable the company to invest and grow to produce greater sales, future earnings, and stock price. How does this company's current and projected cash flow per market valuation compare to others with such low market caps? From what I see, they are heads and shoulders above the crowd in that department."
So, I ran a screen at msn.com with the following criteria:
Market cap between 1 and 5 million $.
Price/cash flow ratio (same thing as market cap/cash flow) less than 10.
Latest Fiscal EPS .GT. a very small negative (since WNYN reported neg 12K in fiscal yr ended 6/30/06)
It gave me 139 stocks.
At first I was a bit concerned because WNYN was near the bottom of the list. After weeding through the inapplic data (ie, old), foreign stocks, pink sheets there were about 30 to look at. Of those, many could be eliminated due to having large debt, and cash flow being due to a one time event such as a sale of assets or recieving a legal settlement.
This left 7 stocks, WNYN being one of them. I think WNYN looks as good or better than all of the other 6, which were: CSWI (some strange financials), CTDH(very tiny), HLXH(I looked at them a while back and some things made me suspicious), SCND(been on my watch list the last year--kind of like it), GBCS(a casino), and IEH(looks so-so).
So, once again, out of a universe of at least 500 stocks with market caps under $5 million, WNYN's numbers look very very good relative to the others. In this case it is a cash flow vs market cap measurement. The other screen I did identified stocks having minimum revenues, earnings, operating income, and margin amounts.
tedm
Nice!...Check out WNYN...Tedpeele HAS SOME SOLID DD on the WNYN site.
Be careful QMNM was up 400% yestersay, and is selling off today. Traders will sell-off HTOG at end of session.
WNYN up 63%...$$$$$ runner.
WNYN is a great $$$$$ opportunity.
WNYN up 63%...nice little runner!
Loading the boat today!....You have to love these dips.
SIVC is a great $$$$$ opportunity.
Caveat Emptor..(BIHC)
http://www.pinksheets.com/pink/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=BIHC
BIHC up 180% today.......
WEST ORANGE, NJ--(MARKET WIRE)--Jun 23, 2008 -- BIH Corporation (Other OTC:BIHC.PK - News) announced today that its Board of Directors including Mr. Cris Galo, President, held a strategy meeting this weekend regarding a previously announced offer regarding BIHC stock.
BIH Corporations Board has determined that the best course of action was to have its corporate counsel engage in dialog with the private investor/groups offer through their counsel to determine exactly what they are attempting to achieve. The objective has been identified; the unsolicited offer by the private investor/group is an interest in BIH Corporation's subsidiary Baron International, and the investors have indicated that they would like to play a role through either a large investment position or even a complete buyout.
"Regardless of whatever direction the company elects, all decisions will consider the best interest of The Company and its Shareholders as this will be paramount to any deal; negotiations are ongoing at a rapid pace and the company will update all pertinent information as it develops," said Frank Nordstrom, company spokesman.
This press release does not constitute an offer of any securities for sale. This press release contains certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These forward-looking statements involve certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ, including, without limitation, the company's limited operating history and history of losses, the inability to successfully obtain further funding, the inability to raise capital on terms acceptable to the company, the inability to compete effectively in the marketplace, the inability to complete the proposed acquisition and such other risks that could cause the actual results to differ materially from those contained in the company's projections or forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements in this press release are based on information available to the company as of the date hereof, and the company undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances occurring after the date of this press release.
To be is to do.(Socrates) To do is to be.(Plato) Do be do be do!!!!!(Sinatra)
That's (1) billion barrels ....right now there are about 700 million barrels in storage. President Bush stopped any additional crude from going to SPR about a week ago to help alleve supply/demand and the effect on pricing of gas and diesel....I guess it has not done much.
To be is to do.(Socrates) To do is to be.(Plato) Do be do be do!!!!!(Sinatra)
Westeffer is right on the money.....The SPR can output about 4.5 million barrels a day to the pipelines.
Running at maximum that would be about 222 days supply or 32 weeks.
Some interesting petroleum information:
The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve is the largest stockpile of government-owned emergency crude oil in the world. Established in the aftermath of the 1973-74 oil embargo, the SPR provides the President of the United States with a powerful response option should a disruption in commercial oil supplies threaten the U.S. economy.
The Energy Policy Act OF 2005 directed the Secretary of Energy to fill the SPR to its authorized one billion barrel capacity.
Emergency crude oil ( sweet and sour ) is stored in the SPR in salt caverns, created deep within the massive salt deposits that underlie part of Texas and the Louisiana coastline.
The caverns offer the best security and are most affordable means of storage, costing up to 10 times less than aboveground tanks, and 20 times less than hard rock mines.
Storage locations along the Gulf Coast were selected because they provide the most flexible means for connecting to the nations commercial oil transport network. Strategic Reserve oil can be distributed through interstate pipelines to nearly half of the nations oil refineries, or loaded into ships or barges for transport to other refineries.
Strategic Petroleum Reserve caverns range in size from 6 to 35 million barrels in capacity; a typical cavern holds 10 million barrels and cylindrical in shape with a diameter of 200 feet and a height of 2000 feet. One storage cavern is large enough for Chicago's Sears Tower to fit inside with room to spare. The Reserve contains 62 of these huge underground caverns.
Some interesting petroleum information:
The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve is the largest stockpile of government-owned emergency crude oil in the world. Established in the aftermath of the 1973-74 oil embargo, the SPR provides the President of the United States with a powerful response option should a disruption in commercial oil supplies threaten the U.S. economy.
The Energy Policy Act OF 2005 directed the Secretary of Energy to fill the SPR to its authorized one billion barrel capacity.
Emergency crude oil ( sweet and sour ) is stored in the SPR in salt caverns, created deep within the massive salt deposits that underlie part of Texas and the Louisiana coastline.
The caverns offer the best security and are most affordable means of storage, costing up to 10 times less than aboveground tanks, and 20 times less than hard rock mines.
Storage locations along the Gulf Coast were selected because they provide the most flexible means for connecting to the nations commercial oil transport network. Strategic Reserve oil can be distributed through interstate pipelines to nearly half of the nations oil refineries, or loaded into ships or barges for transport to other refineries.
Strategic Petroleum Reserve caverns range in size from 6 to 35 million barrels in capacity; a typical cavern holds 10 million barrels and cylindrical in shape with a diameter of 200 feet and a height of 2000 feet. One storage cavern is large enough for Chicago's Sears Tower to fit inside with room to spare. The Reserve contains 62 of these huge underground caverns.
SIVC, WNYN, ICTY,....... All three of these offered investor/traders super opportunities to buy-in today.
Patience is in order.
SIVC was giving out shares at .005 and what a deal that is for the few that p/u those shares.
WNYN was down 50% at one point...that was my buying opportunity for a solid OTCBB equity.
ICTY...a gamble, but this could jump HUGE ON PENDING NEWS.