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Deal close for supply of Russian pipeline gas http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2006-07/14/content_4831107.htm
Brent - I hope you are right with the mystery investor post.
Damn, Im glad this board has not change I thought it was loosing its touch, I feel right at home. Everybody telling each other off. What a relief. ahhh!! Go Ndol Go.
An I really love this one, Brought to you directly from the www.zacks.com website. Have a nice day. :)
"Any favorites?
While this market watcher avoids investing with emotion at all costs and is much more concerned with strategy rather than specific companies, he did admit to being a fan of a couple of stocks for both his real-life and simulator portfolios. Vinson likes XSUNX Inc. (XSNX) and Nord Oil International Inc. (NDOL) for their low prices and potential."
http://www.zacks.com/pfp/index.php?arc=20060713&PHPSESSID=9b0d5e52d08081466b2f2152996aa60d
All NDOL Bashers please stand up.
"It is always an honor to be asked to present our company and presenting at the National Oil Institute was an even greater honor," said Mr. Makarov."
http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_html_b1?release_id=102755
My suggestion. Pay the asking price.
longhorn- I will do what I can
Longhorn - Thanks I will look into it. Good luck with your NDOL endeavor. I think we will do fine, just to much going on right now in the World and in the International markets. Personally I think this quiet period is due to the merger transition. FMNJ was quiet for the last 6 months of 2005 before they started to get their PR's act together this year. This quiet period doesn't surprise me at all.
Jagman, I don't know if kic will answer but I can give you the one I kept for 2 years, FMNJ, invested 10k over that time frame and just turned into 6 figures. Not bad for a pink dont you tnink? I did say I kept it for 2 years and they are based in Bolivia. Look at their fillings, Yes there are none, I wonder if an idiot convention just came to town. :) Anyway there are good pinks outhere, personally I think the investors are who make them credible at times.
truetavy- this is mainly related to the different currency EURO vs Dollar, time zone (+6hrs), international volatility and overhaul correlation across the International Stock Markets. I would call it a leading or lagging trading across the domestic and international markets.
Brent- I think most people here are pretty good with their DD also but I haven't seen a lot lately. Me, I Just want to show people here there is hope for NDOL soon to be NWOG. I will do any DD neccesary to keep NDOL alive. Thanks for reading my post.
One more http://www.interfax.com/17/175977/Interview.aspx
Come on Oil India venture.
...By the way draw your own conclusions. :}
Hello All,
I just came back from vacation and I see we still in the whole. Good Lord have mercy. Anyway I wouldn't give up yet,
This article seems to be good considering the blood shed a month ago and the continuing downward trend.
Here is a good one from the Toronto Star.
http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/ContentServer?pagename=thestar/Layout/Article_Type1&c=Article&a...
Eventually we will get there, Go NDOL.
Prime, Thanks for the feedback and your response, I could always use a difference of opinion. Here's a couple more
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=38773
http://money.cnn.com/2006/06/09/news/international/g8.reut/?section=money_mostpopular
Some good reading
Link-> http://www.india.mid.ru/nfr2006/nf10.html
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Russian oil exchange to launch in late 2006 - minister
MOSCOW, March 15: - Russia's economic development and trade minister said Wednesday that an oil futures exchange would be opened in Russia in the second half of 2006.
German Gref told a government session that the Economic Development and Trade Ministry and the country's antimonopoly bodies were to complete work on necessary documentation in the first half of 2006.
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Russian, U.S. officials discuss energy cooperation
MOSCOW, March 15: - The Russian first deputy prime minister and the United States secretary of energy met in Moscow Wednesday to discuss issues of global energy security and bilateral energy cooperation.
Dmitry Medvedev and Samuel Bodman discussed energy issues, which are on the top of the agenda for the leaders' summit of the G8 club of rich nations to be held in St. Petersburg July.
Medvedev said Russia and the U.S. have recently stepped up contacts in all spheres. In particular, he mentioned the U.S. secretary of the treasury's recent visit to Russia, and the Russian industry and energy minister's visit to the U.S.
"This is very useful in advance of the meeting in St. Petersburg through the G8 summit," Medvedev said. "This year is very special for Russia, being the first time the country has held the G8 presidency."
RWayne-I am pretty sure plenty of people here are going through the same thing you are. I am down 50% and not sweating one bit. I have bought on every dip and still the price goes down.
Perhaps the best thing to do is to develop or modify your trading strategy (if you have one).
Personally Not having funds to trade would make me turn off my Ameritrade, Etrade, etc. for at least a week. Come back with a clear mind after a week or two (all emotions aside) and re-assest your situation.
Summer time is usually slow anyway and world news are not helping either.Every stock has ups and downs and now is the down for NDOL. I wouldn't give up yet.
Another poster here made a comment about a stock they purchased that kept going down a down but finally payed up.
Well I went through the same recently with my own little stock
purchased at .05 two years ago (I was always on the red about 30% ouch, and no money to trade), well guess what in 4 months two years later the stock went up over 9000%.
I only had 1/5 the investment I have here. Good Luck. Go Long.
Thanks Wallstreetman for the words of encouragement.
May 31 2006 1:13PM ET
I placed a link to pinksheets at the bottom of the post
Not a pumper at all, just like many investors here,
I would like NDOL to take its course and increase its value with time. I am in no rush whatsoever. I can tell this is certainly and has turned into a bit of an emotional board.
I think I will just filter the good posts and skip the rest. Even though my post was purely informational and neutral in my part I may just stick to reading instead of posting.
Happy Trading. Go Long
COMPANY NEWS AND PRESS RELEASES FROM OTHER SOURCES:
bellwetherreport.com: The Bellwether Report takes a good look into Nord Oil International Inc
May 31, 2006 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Nord Oil International Inc (OTCPK:NDOL), is a company that our research team will be tracking over the ensuing weeks. They recently came out with a significant corporate development, causing a market stir. The BWR Research Team will continue to bring its subscriber's cutting edge research tools, and second to none customer service.
Nord Oil International Inc a reporting publicly traded Oil & Gas junior company trading under the ticker symbol NDOL on the US Pinksheets market, yesterday afternoon provided details on the recent purchase offer which was made last week.
According to management, the recent purchase offer still stands until an agreement can be made, which would provide Nord Oil shareholders with a premium to the $2.17 offer. "Our intent is to create value for our shareholders and if it means taking the purchase offer versus a merger, we will. However, if we can establish merger terms more favorable to Nord Oil shareholders, we will opt for the more suitable conditions" said Mr. Makarov, President of Nord Oil International Inc.
It should be noted that the purchase offer and or the merger terms will be submitted to shareholders for approval.
Yesterday this company provided details on its proven and probable reserves, which amount to 208,152,000 barrels.
The North-West Oil Group currently has 4 licenses for oil production in the Saratov region, including Severo-Vasnevetskoe, Stepnovskoe, Kalininskoe and Goruchenskoe. The current volume of production is approximately 2,450 barrels per day or 894,250 barrels per year.
The North-West Oil Group was also granted 2 development licenses. The fist is for the Shalinsky property, which spans 546.8 square kilometers and has reserves of 5,000,000 tons of oil (36,750,000 barrels) of category C1. The second license, named Surgutsky includes 7 properties located, which spans an area of 329.4 square kilometer in the Hanty-Mansysisk and Nefteyugansk regions. These properties are evaluated to hold 1,920,000 tons of category C3 and 21,400,000 tons of category D1 representing 171,402,000 barrels.
Following the announcement, shares of Nord Oil International Inc continued its significant drop as shares of this company have fallen over 50%, compared to a couple of weeks ago. Currently trading at $0.45, this stock is trading down another 10.0%, leaving this company struggling to stop this fall. With volume of nearly 2 million, this company is beginning to increase its excitement, drawing in investors attention. The BWR Research Team will continue to follow the market sentiment on this company and numerous others.
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http://www.pinksheets.com/quote/news.jsp?symbol=NDOL
For those of you that did not have a chance to read this, Dips on blobal market, The link is at the end of the post.
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Is the Russian market ready to recover? Analysts are still debating the possibility. Technically, the Russian market is oversold and is ready to recover and consolidate in a couple of weeks, but it can be hindered by the decline on global markets. Nevertheless, the first increase of Gazprom's weight in the MSCI index should bring a significant influx of institutional investors' money to the gas giant's stock, which will make up for the negative influence of the outside situation. But, since the global markets are volatile and uncertain, it is too early to say that the decline of Russian stocks has reached the bottom.
At the same time, Thursday trading clearly showed that big investors were determined to continue redirecting funds from the market, although the general performance of the Russian economy and Russian issuers remain positive. Support comes from LUKoil's financial statement, Sberbank's plans to increase its authorised capital, and Polyus Zoloto's active efforts to get s foothold on international markets. These factors are creating an objectively attractive picture for investment in the Russian market. The main negative factor now is the global situation.
As money is getting more expensive, investors are becoming more demanding towards companies that plan IPO. Moreover, global stock markets are undergoing correction. A few weeks ago, numerous publications appeared on the danger of mass placements in Russia. Investors are trying to reduce risks. If today Western companies are having problems, tomorrow the same can happen to Russian ones, especially those with obscure prospects.
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http://www.fcinfo.ru/themes/basic/materials-rfcm-document.asp?folder=3194&matID=102612.1
Ill be very patient with this stock. The product is exceptional, it is just a matter of proving it to the investing community.
I've been buying all the way from .45 to 1.18 down to .44, bought today on the dip another 2k. Ive been buying for 30 days straight. Im glad Im not playing with my retirement money.
Beautiful design, they just need to PR the heck out of it.
I wouldn't mind building a motorcycle with one of these engines. >:|
Hey Spec, Do you know the name of the company?
back from march 22
WOW, I think I found a board to stay. I must say to all of you that this is the first board I see at Ihub that shows the dedication and quality posts everyone needs to be uplifted.
Specially after seeing a stock decline so much. I must say this is the first stock I had that seems to have great potential for success. I learn about NDOL from a post at the FMNJ board (no comments on that), I have sold 1/2 my position there to come join you guys (my best stock yet took me 2 years and my life savings for a 4000% gain).
I will not be posting much but will certainly learn by reading the posts from a good group of people. I have been watching this board a lot and the information that flows through here Is certainly better than most boards, It is definetely good information.
Lets not get to freaked out with the recent decline. Lets give this company the chance I am on the red now and I see it come back to green pretty soon
They were late a few days for the otcbb anouncement ( Due may 1) that turned into the merger discussions instead. Just think about it as an extra day to pick up some more shares. I am up to it. Go NDOL Go
The DJ and S&P 500 are positive again, the market may swing back this week. Yeah baby
americano ,how many shares do you want at .051?
A bit of information concerning "Reverse Mergers", This is definetely the way to go for NDOL, they just saved the shareholders a ton of money. Read on and be informed.
http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/0,4621,300886,00.html
Another nice set of words.
Bolivia Energy Companies Reluctant Nod to Nationalization
EFE News Services 3/24/2006
The foreign energy firms that in recent years have done well extracting Bolivia's abundant natural gas and lesser reserves of oil said for the first time they are ready to accept the nationalization of the industry promised by the new socialist president, as long as it does not amount to expropriation.
In a communique, the Bolivian Hydrocarbons Chamber (CBH) said that an atmosphere of expectation reigns among its affiliated companies since the government announced its intention to nationalize the gas and petroleum industries, probably in the first two weeks of April.
This is the first time the industry association has discussed nationalization and the reforms that the administration of socialist President Evo Morales has in mind for taking control of the gas and oil sector.
"We hope the process can take place without coming to expropriation, which could hinder development of the industry in the midst of business opportunities in the gas sector that still have to be nailed down, both to meet this country's needs and to supply the demand of neighboring markets," the statement said.
CBH affiliates include the Spanish-Argentine firm Repsol YPF, British Gas and British Petroleum, Brazil's Petrobras, the French company Total, and US multinational ExxonMobil.
In the communique, the companies offer "their greatest collaboration so that the process of change can be implemented without inconveniences to the government, without upsets for consumers or foreign markets, and with the greatest consensus possible between representatives of the government and private companies."
The chamber also said that the sector delivers "sizeable economic resources" to the national treasury, but that investors "need long-term security under the law to continue investing in this country."
The oil companies also consider that "this is the right and just moment for Bolivia to choose the path of integration and investment that will make it the energy axis of the region, a role that naturally belongs to it and that it ought to take advantage of."
The chamber believes that Bolivian natural gas is now the main energy alternative for South American nations. It decided to cooperate so that the great opportunity not be lost, which has happened before with the sale of natural gas to overseas markets.
According to the government in La Paz, gas and oil nationalization will imply greater government control over the extraction and commercialization of hydrocarbons, the signing of new contracts with private companies, and the participation of the state oil company in joint enterprises.
Morales has often repeated that the process does not mean the confiscation of property and equipment of companies affected by these future changes.
Shortly after his inauguration in January, Morales said his administration would scrutinize the operations of all the multinational oil companies doing business here.
Morales, the country's first-ever Indian president, says Bolivia needs partners, not bosses, as it strives to develop the natural gas that is the impoverished Andean nation's main natural resource.
Bolivia's estimated 48 trillion cubic feet of gas reserves--the largest on the continent after Venezuela's--are controlled by Petrobras, BG Group, BP, Total, Repsol YPF, and ExxonMobil.
This may be a good place to start some good DD
Sounds like to me that the big scare last week was just profit taking and a big international misunderstanding -->read the last paragraph
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Bolivia Petrobras investments on hold
March 30, 2006
Brazilian state-owned oil giant Petrobras has put on hold its plans for new investment in Bolivia pending the resumption of talks with the government in La Paz, CEO Jose Sergio Gabrielli said Wednesday. "We are concerned, because there is a set of investments that need to be made and whose decision-making process depends on what happens in Bolivia," the Petrobras chief said in an interview with the EFE news service. "If we don't have a process of negotiation on track, we will have to delay our decisions. We begin to be worried by the statements from Bolivian authorities responsible for the hydrocarbons area," Gabrielli said.
Petrobras is the biggest foreign investor in Bolivia and controls the single largest share of the Andean nation's reserves of natural gas. It also operates the pipeline that carries Bolivian gas to Brazil's industrial south. Gabrielli said his company's talks with Bolivian officials have been suspended since early February, and he complained of the lack of a designated interlocutor in La Paz.
A process to nationalize Bolivia's oil and gas sector was launched by the new socialist government of President Evo Morales, who took office in January. "Bolivia needs Brazil and Brazil needs Bolivia," according to Gabrielli, who said that the aims of both parties can be realized "if the channels of dialogue are open. In the opposite case, if the decisions are unilateral, they will also become radicalized unilaterally," he said.
Asked if the new environment could lead Petrobras to pull out of Bolivia, Gabrielli declined to respond.
Morales has stressed that he has no plans to confiscate assets and that he wants multinationals to continue doing business in Bolivia, but on terms more advantageous to La Paz. The country has small quantities of oil, but its estimated 48 trillion cubic feet of natural gas give it the second-biggest reserves of that resource in South America after Venezuela.
Currently, all of the concessions to extract the gas are held by multinationals, including Petrobras, French major Total, Spain's Repsol YPF, Britain's BG Group and BP, and U.S.-based Exxon Mobil.
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MM's fishing for shares, no pullback just NO news, may hit .03