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I wouldn't sweat Zarqawi out too much. This is the third time he has been officially killed!!!
Shermann
Fantastic Weather in Grimes - That rainy stuff is old news!!!
http://www.weather.com/outlook/health/allergies/tenday/95950?from=36hr_topnav_allergies
Shermann
Ajor reminds me of Gollum with BIGN as his "preciousssss"!!!
Shermann
Pretty Kewl - My wife an I are Huge Packer Fans and Shareholders - It was stock that actually did something other than money!!! Glad to see you on BIGN. We will all be real happy here come Labor Day!!!
Shermann
That is the first time I have ever heard of anyone trading based on a 10 day moving average. That is an easy way to miss out on big runs!!!
Shermann
USA out-flanked in Eurasia Energy Politics?
F. William Engdahl, Globalresearch.ca
June 4, 2006
Curiously and quietly the United States is being out-flanked in its now-obvious strategy of controlling major oil and energy sources of the Persian Gulf, Central Asia Caspian Basin, Africa and beyond.
The US’s global energy control strategy, it’s now clear to most, was the actual reason for the highly costly regime change in Iraq, euphemistically dubbed 'democracy’ by Washington. George W. Bush restated his democracy mantra as recently as May 28 at the West Point military graduating ceremony where he declared that America's safety depends on an aggressive push for democracy, especially in the Middle East. 'This is only the beginning,’ Bush said. 'The message has spread from Damascus to Tehran that the future belongs to freedom, and we will not rest until the promise of liberty reaches every people in every nation.’
If the trend of recent events continues, it won’t be Bush-style democracy that is spreading, but rather, Russian and Chinese influence over major oil and gas energy supplies.
The quest for energy control has informed Washington’s support for high-risk 'color revolutions’ in Georgia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Belarus and Kyrgystan in recent months. It lies behind US activity in the Western Africa Gulf of Guinea states, as well as in Sudan, source of 7% of China oil import. It lies behind US policy vis-à-vis Hugo Chavez’ Venezuela and Evo Morales’ Bolivia.
In recent months, however, this strategy of global energy dominance, a strategic US priority, has shown signs of producing just the opposite: a kind of 'coalition of the unwilling,’ states who increasingly see no other prospect, despite traditional animosities, but to cooperate to oppose what they see as a US push to control it all, their energy future security.
Some in Washington are beginning to realize they might have been too clever by about half, as is evident in recent public statements to both China and Russia, two nations whose cooperation in some form is essential to the success of the global US energy project.
Offending both China and Russia
Contrary to advice from older China hands, including former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, architect of the Nixon 1972 opening to China, the White House denied visiting Chinese President Hu Jintao the honor of a full state dinner when he visited in April, serving instead a short lunch. Hu was publicly humiliated by a well-known Falun Gong heckler at the White House press conference and by other obvious humiliations. In other words, the White House welcomed Hu with a diplomatic slap in the face.
At the same time, Vice President Dick Cheney slapped Russia’s Putin, with the most open attack on its internal human rights policy as well as its energy policy in a speech in the Baltic state of Lithuania in early May. There, Cheney declared of Russia, 'the government has unfairly and improperly restricted the rights of her people.’ He accused Russia of energy 'intimidation and blackmail.’ Some days later, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice reiterated that Russia should be 'pressed’ on democratic reforms. Rice also slapped China in the face in March during a trip to Southeast Asia, calling China a 'negative force’ in Asia.
Curiously, Washington has repeatedly accused China of 'not playing by the rules,’ in terms of its oil politics, declaring that China is guilty of 'seeking to control energy at the source,’ as though that had not been US energy policy for the past century or so.
The significance of taking aim simultaneously at both Russia and China, the two Eurasian giants, the one the largest investor in US Treasury securities, the other the world’s second most developed military nuclear power, reflects the realization in Washington that all may not be as seamless in the quest for global domination as originally promised by various strategists in and around the Bush Administration.
SCO takes on new weight
On June 15, member nations of the Shanghai Co-operation Organization, led by China and Russia, will reportedly invite observer, Iran, to full membership. That meeting will be held in Shanghai. Even if full membership is postponed as has been mooted, the fact remains that Russia and China both want to seal closer cooperation with Iran in Eurasian energy cooperation.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization, SCO, was founded in June 2001 by China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. Its stated goal was to facilitate 'cooperation in political affairs, economy and trade, scientific-technical, cultural, and educational spheres as well as in energy, transportation, tourism, and environment protection fields.’ Recently, however, the SCO is beginning to look like an energy-financial bloc in central Asia consciously being developed to serve as a counter-pole to US hegemony.
In recent months their members have taken several potentially strategic steps to distance themselves from US dependence, both in energy as well as monetary dependence. A look at the map indicates the potential of an expanded SCO.
Russia’s energy geopolitics
In his recent State of the Union speech, President Putin announced that Russia is planning to make the Ruble convertible into other major currencies, such as the Euro, and to use the Ruble in its oil and gas transactions. The convertible Ruble is due to be introduced according to latest Russian statements, on July 1, 2006, six months before originally planned. Russia also has stated it plans to shift a share of its now considerable dollar reserves away from the dollar and that it will use $40 billion in US dollars to purchase gold reserves.
Russia’s state-owned natural gas transport company, Transneft, has consolidated its pipeline control to become the sole exporter of Russian natural gas. Russia has by far the world’s largest natural gas reserves and Iran the second largest. With Iran, the SCO would control the vast majority of the world's natural gas reserves, as well as a significant portion of its oil reserves, not to mention potential control of the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow corridor for a majority of Gulf oil tanker shipment to Japan and the West.
In late May it was reported that Russia and Algeria, the two largest gas suppliers to Europe, have agreed to increase energy co-operation. Algeria has given Russian companies exclusive access to Algerian oil and gas fields, and Gazprom and Sonatrach will co-operate in delivery of gas to France. Putin has cancelled Algeria’s $4.7 billion debt to Russia, and for its part, Algeria will buy $7.5 billion worth of Russian advanced jet fighters, air defense systems and weapons. Oh oh.
On May 26 Russian Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov also announced Russia will definitely supply Iran with sophisticated Tor-M1 anti-aircraft missiles, reportedly as a prelude to supply far more sophisticated weapons. Ouch.
Then, in one of the more fascinating examples of geopolitical chutzpah by Putin’s Russia in the area of energy, the Kremlin-controlled Gazprom gas monopoly has entered into quiet negotiations with Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert through Olmert’s billionaire friend, Benny Steinmetz, to secure Russian natural gas supplies to Israel via an undersea pipeline from Turkey to Israel.
According to the Israeli paper, Yediot Ahronot, Olmert’s office has said it will support the Gazprom proposal. In several years Israel faces gas shortage from Tethys Sea drilling and soon gas from Egypt. Tethys Sea gas is projected to run dry in a few years. British Gas is in talks to supply gas from Gaza but Israel disputes BG right to drill. But even with Egypt and Gaza gas shortages are expected by 2010 unless Israel is able to find new sources. Enter Gazprom and Putin. The gas would be diverted from the underutilized Russia-Turkey Bluestream pipeline which Russia built for increasing influence over Turkey two years ago. Putin clearly seeks to gain a lever inside Israel over the one-sided US influence on Israel policy. Oyvey!
China energy geopolitics also in high gear
Beijing for its part is also moving to 'secure energy at the sources.’ China's booming economy, with 9% growth, requires massive natural resources to sustain its growth. China became a net importer of oil in 1993. By 2045, China will depend on imported oil for 45% of its energy needs.
On May 26, Kazakhstan crude oil began to flow into China from a newly-completed oil pipeline from Atasu in Kazakhstan to the Alataw Pass in far western China Xinjiang province, a 1,000 kilometer route announced only last year. It marked the first time oil is being pumped directly into China. Kazkhstan is also a member of the SCO, but had been regarded by Washington since the collapse of the Soviet Union, as its sphere of influence, with ChevronTexaco, Condi Rice’s old oil company, the major oil developer.
By 2011 the pipeline with extend some 3,000 kilometers to Dushanzi where the Chinese are building its largest oil refinery due to complete by 2008. China financed the entire $700 million pipeline and will buy the oil. In 2005 China’s CNPC state oil company bought PetroKazkhstan for $4.2 billion ands will use it to develop oilfields in Kazakhstan.
China is also in negotiations with Russia for a pipeline to deliver Siberian oil to Northeast China a project that could be completed by 2008, and a natural gas pipeline from Russia to Heilongjiang in China’s Northeast. China just passed Japan to rank as world’s second largest oil importer behind the United States.
Beijing and Moscow are also integrating their electricity economies. In late May the China State Grid Corp announced it plans to increase imports of Russian electricity fivefold by 2010.
China everywhere in African oil states
In its relentless quest to secure future oil supplies 'at the source,’ China has also moved into traditional US, British and French oil domains in Africa. In addition to being the major developer of Sudan’s oil pipeline which ships some 7% of total China oil imports, Beijing has been more than active in West Africa in the states bordering the oil-rich Gulf of Guinea, source of vast fields of highly-prized low-sulphur oil.
Since the creation of the China-Africa Forum in 2000, China has scrapped tariffs on 190 imported goods from 28 of the least developed African countries, and cancelled $1.2 billion in debt.
Indicative of the way China is doing an end-run around the customary IMF-led Western control of African states, China’s export-import bank recently gave a $2 billion soft loan to Angola. In return, the Luanda government gave China a stake in oil exploration in shallow waters off the coast. The loan is to be used for infrastructure projects. In contrast, US interest in war-torn Angola has rarely gone beyond the well-fortified oil enclave of Cabinda, where ExxonMobil along with Shell Oil have dominated until recently. That is apparently about to change with the growing Chinese interest.
Chinese infrastructure projects underway in Angola include railways, roads, a fibre-optic network, schools, hospitals, offices and 5,000 units of housing developments. A new airport with direct flights from Luanda to Beijing is also planned.
Indirectly, through its support of the Sudan government, China is also a contender in a high-stakes game of potential regime change in neighboring, oil-rich Chad. Earlier this year, World Bank 'tough guy,’ Paul Wofowitz, was forced to back down from plans to cut off World Bank aid, after threat of an oil export cut-off by tiny Chad. ExxonMobil is currently the major oil company active in Chad. But Sudan backs Chad rebels, who were only prevented from toppling the notoriously corrupt and unpopular regime of President Idriss Deby by 1,500 French soldiers propping up the Deby regime. Washington has joined with Paris in backing Deby.
Sudan has involved China, rather than Western corporations, in exploiting its oil fields, largely as a result of misconceived US sanctions imposed in 1997, which blocked American oil companies from doing business in Sudan. A new Sudan-backed regime in Chad would jeopardise the Chad-Cameroon pipeline and Western oil firms. One can imagine China just might be willing to step into such a vacuum and help Chad develop its oil, especially if the lion’s share went to China.
And immediately after his unpleasant diplomatic visit to Washington in April, where the Chinese President was greeted by a White House diplomacy of deliberate insults reminiscent of a University of Texas frat house prank, Hu Jintao went on to Nigeria, long regarded by Washington as its 'oil sphere of interest.’
In Nigeria, Africa’s largest oil producer, Hu signed a deal with the Nigerian government where Nigeria will give China four oil drilling licenses in exchange for a commitment to invest $ 4 billion in infrastructure. China will buy a controlling stake in Nigeria's 110,000-barrel per day Kaduna oil refinery and build railway and power stations, as well as take a 45% stake in developing Nigeria’s OML-130 offshore oil and gas field, referred to by China CNOOF oil company chairman as, 'an oil and gas field of huge interest…located in one of the world’s largest oil and gas basins.’
Almost all of Nigeria's current oil production is controlled by Western multinationals. But the situation there will also soon change in China’s favor.
Similar soft infrastructure loans or energy investment offers are being made by China to Gabon, Ivory Coast, Liberia and Equatorial Guinea.
The curious charge against China of 'not playing by the rules,’ and 'trying to secure energy at the source,’ begins to assume real dimension when these and Russian recent energy moves are taken as a totality.
Washington’s conclusion? Oops…
It’s little wonder that some Washington hawks are getting alarmed. Suddenly, the world of potential 'enemies’ is no longer restricted to the Islam-centered War on Terror. Leading neo-conservative ideologue, Robert Kagan wrote a prominent OpEd recently in the Washington Post. Kagan is privy to pretty high-level thinking in Washington, presumably. His wife, Victoria Nuland, worked as Vice President Cheney’s Deputy National Security Advisor until being named US Ambassador to NATO.
Kagan declared, in reference to Russia and China, 'Until now the liberal West's strategy has been to try to integrate these two powers into the international liberal order, to tame them and make them safe for liberalism.’ Kagan co-founded the hawkish Project for the New American Century (PNAC in the late 1990’s to among other things advocate a major US military buildup and forced regime change in Iraq, the latter a year prior to the September 11, 2001 attack.
Kagan continued, 'If, instead, China and Russia are going to be sturdy pillars of autocracy over the coming decades, enduring and perhaps even prospering, then they cannot be expected to embrace the West's vision of humanity's inexorable evolution toward democracy and the end of autocratic rule.’
Kagan charged that China and Russia have emerged as the protectors of 'an informal league of dictators’ – that, according to Kagan, currently includes the leaders of Belarus, Uzbekistan, Burma, Zimbabwe, Sudan, Venezuela, Iran and Angola, among others – around the world, who, like the leaders of Russia and China themselves, resist any efforts by the West to interfere in their domestic affairs, either through sanctions or other means.
'The question is what the United States and Europe decide to do in response,’ wrote Kagan. 'Unfortunately, al-Qaeda may not be the only challenge liberalism faces today, or even the greatest.’ The question, as Kagan wisely states it, is what the United States or Europe can do in response. The genius of Washington hawk strategy is showing its tattered edges.
The mainstream US foreign policy organization, the New York Council on Foreign Relations has also recently weighed in on the question of especially Chinese energy pursuits. In a recent report, the CFR accuses the Bush Administration of lacking any comprehensive long-term strategy for Africa. They criticize US focus on humanitarian issues such as in Darfur southern Sudan, demanding instead that the US 'act on its rising national interests on the continent.’ Those interests? The CFR lists oil and gas number one; growing competition with China (closely related to 1) as number two. Oops…
F. William Engdahl is a Global Research Contributing Editor and author of the book, 'A Century of War: Anglo-American Oil Politics and the New World Order,’ Pluto Press Ltd. He has completed a soon-to-be published book on GMO titled, 'Seeds of Destruction: The Hidden Political Agenda Behind GMO’. He may be contacted through his website, www.engdahl.oilgeopolitics.net.
No Bashers Here - We Crucify them just for fun!!!
Shermann
The hydroslotting technology is owned by hydroslotter Inc. Hydroslotter and BIGN work closely together with company representation on each others board. The beauty behind hydroslotting is that it takes 2-3 days to hydroslot a well so the cost is only 100,000 to 150,000 per well versus drilling a new well at 750,000. On top of that, we have formerly producing wells with full geologics. It is a sure thing vs. possibly have a low producing or dry well!!!
Shermann
These "Sale Prices" are great. I continue to accumulate, and will do it all the way down to whatever!!! This company is so undervalued!!!
Shermann
The deregulation of the banking industry is now biting us. Too many people have ARM's on houses bigger than they could afford with some of them being interest only. Rising interest rates will aggravate this problem immensely!!!
Shermann
"The company continues negotiations with Oil & Gas Companies in hopes to acquire the equipment that will expedite our endeavors. Information regarding the dealings will be released as soon as they become available."
THIS IS GREAT NEWS!!! BIGN getting its own workover equipment is essential to moving fast. This is the first I can remember it for the grimes wells. A Big Plus!!!
Shermann
Bernanke is doing just the right thing!!! Always fight inflation before it happens. Paul Volker had to run interest rates to 21% in 1981 because we waited too long. It hurts much less to handle it quickly!!!@
Shermann
I am proud of the CEO for the last PR. It really showed us the willingness to communicate on details with the shareholders. BIGN is a rare Pinkie indeed!!!
Shermann
There is a lot of Bloodshed going on in the large markets today - We are holding up extrememly well while a lot of people are pulling their money out of stocks!!!
Shermann
BIGN is hydroslotting Natural Gas in Grimes California. That is their most signifigant holding. They have two successful wells proving their technology. They are currently working on two more, with over 1,000 left to do.
Shermann
What broker did you get your Tyche shares with?
Shermann
The Iran situation will continue to get worse. The indications is that our govt wants to have Iran. We have (3) carrier groups in the gulf, and the 101st and 82nd bomber squadrons are all in Iraq. The 4th Infantry division is in Iraq. These are the forces we want if we invade Iraq. Israel is in full emergency status (like Defcon 1 here). We have negotiated a nuclear deal with India because Pakistan has a military alliance with Iran. Turkey has been visited numerous times due to the kurdish section of Iraq. Iran is switching its oil trade from dollars to the bourse (Euros). If the straits of Hormuz gets shut down - No oil from Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Iran. Venezuela has already said if the US goes into Iran, the US will get no Oil. The US is already conducting black ops in Iran. This could get really bad.
Shermann
Shermann Family - 850,000
Shermann
Thank-you for the board!!! MMGW is an undiscovered Gem!!! This is going to be a lot of fun!!!
Shermann
Amen Arch!!! The crown jewel of BIGN is moving to OTC-BB and then on to a higher exchange. This company is in its infancy, and has so much farther to go. My opinion is that many people wait a lifetime to find a stock like this!!!
Shermann
Bob - First of all - GO PACKERS - My wife and I are huge fans and shareholders!!!
BIGN has been consolidating, and will probably stay in the .04 to .06 range until more PR's. Unfortunately, it looks like there are so many PR's on the way!!!
Grimes Wells, and probably more Grimes Wells - WWNG joint venture - Name change and reverse merger with Tyche - Agreement on the last three LOI's - Maybe something with N2Vision coming up - etc...
The great part is that Natural Gas is the place to be right now, and the value of BIGN is so much more than the current share price. Getting in anywhere under .10 will be looked back at as a bargain!!!
Shermann
The beauty behind BIGN is the technology used to hydroslot the wells. This is a BIG DEAL!!! 150,000 to slot a formerly producing well vs. 750,000 to drill a new one which might not hit. It is far quicker to hdroslot than drill. I expect to see the volume of wells in Grimes being completed to increase.
We have to remember that the first two wells were proving the technology. I can fully imagine a deal with schlumberger to get full use of the rework rigs. Schlumberger is huge and does this with companies all the time. It saves them a lot of down time and money not to have to move the rig around.
I also see BIGN as a company that is fiscally responsible, and does not waste our money. This increases our margin. It appears that management has a ton of shares, and wants to increase their wealth through the share price.
It is so rare to get in on the very ground floor of an opportunity like this. It is a no-lose proposition. This company will grow fast.
Shermann
I actually get much better trade execution from scottrade. I just wish they had L2 for the Pinkies.
Shermann
I keep acuumulating at these SALE prices. This is the "Penny Blue chip". Truly amazing potential here. We actually have an industry leader in a penny stock. So rare!!! The contracts will just kepp coming.
Shermann
I am thinking I am going to move my ameritrade account to E-Trade. I find Ameritrade to be totally unresponsive!!!
Shermann
The MM's are just something we are going to have to deal with. They will be out of the way as volume increases. Shorts will have to cover. My guess is that we see a reverse merger announcement with Tyche soon. At that point, the shorts will have to cover. There will be a cusip change.
The beauty behind BIGN is the technology used to hydroslot the wells. This is a BIG DEAL!!! 150,000 to slot a formerly producing well vs. 750,000 to drill a new one which might not hit. It is far quicker to hdroslot than drill. I expect to see the volume of wells in Grimes being completed to increase.
We have to remember that the first two wells were proving the technology. I can fully imagine a deal with schlumberger to get full use of the rework rigs. Schlumberger is huge and does this with companies all the time. It saves them a lot of down time and money not to have to move the rig around.
I also see BIGN as a company that is fiscally responsible, and does not waste our money. This increases our margin. It appears that management has a ton of shares, and wants to increase their wealth through the share price.
It is so rare to get in on the very ground floor of an opportunity like this. It is a no-lose proposition. This company will grow fast.
Shermann
I DEFINITELY received my Tyche shares (1:30) in my Scottrade account - Never owned SSTY.
Shermann
Great Stuff!!! The shares for Tyche are in my Wife's and my Scottrade accounts listed as none - Nothing in Ameritrade yet.
Shermann
I am in a Buy and Hold mode on this one. Since 1978, I have noticed that ALL stocks eventually reach their value. BIGN is more like a NASDAQ-SC stock to me. It has tangible assets, and the potential for fantastic growth. All is good here. I was just running some quick numbers we could see by the end of the year. It always helps the flippers see that this stock is really not a flipper!!!
Shermann
Life is so simple.
We know that the share price should be around .25 right now - That means it will get there. If we complete 20 Wells in Grimes this year:
20 x 1450 MCFD = 2900 x 365 days = 10,585,000 MCF
10,585,000 x 8.00 Conservative = 84 Million Dollars / year
This looks great to me.
With a float around 130 Million = .64 per share as of float.
There is no indication of dilution as we have the upper hand in the negotions on the LOI's.
This accounts for Grimes alone.
Life is Good!!!!
Shermann
Arch - Work on your math - Not down 70% - .038 / .07 = Down 46%
Shermann
Looks FAKE to me - If it is, please ban this user from the board - I cant find it on 6 different sites.
Shermann
New Bolivian mining code sends CDE skyward.
Apogee Minerals Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: APE) has reviewed the Bolivian government's Draft Proposal for the new Mining Code, including proposed changes to the tax structure for mining companies. The company views the initiatives contained in the proposal as extremely positive.
The proposal was produced following a tripartite commission that included the Ministry of Mines and Metallurgy, the Federation of Mining Co-Operatives of Bolivia, and the Mine Workers Federation of Bolivia. Apogee Minerals has received the proposal through its membership in the Medium Miners Association of Bolivia.
Apogee President and CEO John Carlesso commented: "The proposed changes to the Bolivian Mining Code are very positive as they bring a level of fiscal and tax stability to the country. The new Mining Code has the potential to stimulate investment and should create an environment that improves financing options for companies of all sizes operating in Bolivia. Additionally, we expect that changes to the tenure of mining concessions will spur exploration activity and benefit active companies. We have addressed a letter to the Minister of Mines and Metallurgy indicating our support for the key initiatives contained in this proposal along with the comment that, in our view, policy of this nature is extremely helpful in clarifying the investment opportunity in Bolivia and in eliminating concerns over the security of investments made in the mining sector."
In Apogee's view, the key points of the Proposed Mining Code as they have been initially presented are as follows:
1) The scale of the Complementary Mining Tax (ICM) will not be changed.
2) The current Profit Tax is 25%. Companies have the option to elect to increase the Profit Tax rate they pay to 30%, in exchange for a 10 year guarantee of tax stability.
3) Companies with mining investment in excess of US$100,000,000 will have the ability to execute a 20 year "Stability Contract" with the Bolivian government.
4) ICM taxes can be credited against the Profits Tax according to a defined scale for metals prices.
5) A single mining concession shall be limited to 25,000 hectares.
6) There is a three-year time limit to commence exploration activities once a concession has been granted. If exploration or mining activity has not begun within that three year timeframe then the concession will expire.
7) As a means of demonstrating compliance with minimum property expenditure commitments, quarterly progress and activity reports will be submitted to mining agencies.
8) The patent application process with respect to surrounding concessions will be simplified.
9) Annual concession fees will be doubled every five years.
10) Programs will be implemented to ensure ongoing worker training.
11) Measures will be implemented to discourage and penalize corruption.
The proposed review process is designed to create a mechanism for the government to receive comments and feedback. A target date of July 20, 2006 has been set to have the proposal become law.
Building A Premier Emerging Silver Producer
Apogee Minerals Ltd. is a Canadian producer of silver-zinc-lead and also carries out exploration and development activities. The company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol APE. The company is focused on advanced Silver-Zinc projects in South America that demonstrate the potential to receive capital investment and be rapidly developed to production. Currently all of its projects are located in the historic silver producing regions of central and southwest Bolivia.
This press release is available on the company's official on-line investor relations site for investor commentary, feedback and questions. Investors are asked to visit www.agoracom.com/ir/apogee. Alternatively, investors are asked to email all questions and correspondence to APE@agoracom.com where they can also request addition to the Apogee Minerals investor email list to receive all future press releases and updates directly.
Weather in Grimes looks Great!!! Wont have to worry about the rains this time!!!
http://www.weather.com/outlook/health/allergies/tenday/95950?from=36hr_topnav_allergies
Shermann
Neat article about the Sacramento Valley (Including GRIMES) and Natural Gas by Aspen Exploration:
http://www.aspenexploration.com/HarvestingTheSacramento.pdf
Shermann
WWNG website for anyone interested:
http://www.wwenergyinc.com/
Shermann
It is really not wise to sell this stock anywhere near the current PPS!!!
Shermann
The real advantage is that we are not on a better exchange - We are getting in on the ground floor - I will look back twenty years from now and say "Oh my God - I got in BIGN at .019 cents a share"
Shermann
shouldasold - This is about as abvious an investment I have ever seen on the pennies. We have a huge competetive advantage in the most profitable market in the sector. There are many great things coming doen the pike. All we have to do is wait a little!!!
Shermann
It is tough to be in a sure thing and have to wait - But Alas - That is our mission.
Penny stocks are not supposed to be this easy - In reality this should be trading on the Amex!!!
Shermann