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Over time I think we have all found out that ALL penny stocks are SCAMS IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER.
I would not sell or give away any shares. I want them to be around just to remind me of the crooks and thieves that are everywhere. Wall Street will never see another dollar from me, ever. Penny stocks are designed to steal your money, anyone that gets involved with them are FOOLS and deserve to loose their money. I learned the hard way and yes, I to am a fool.
Nice quote,something you wanted to say?????
No pumpimg and no bashing. Now that would be good advice for a company that had treated its shareholders fairly, but for a CEO like Keith Anderson who lied and cheated at every turn, I think not.What you are suggesting is that we just go away never to be heard from again, right. Keith needs to come forward and explain all that has happened and why he did what he did. Until that day comes I have nothing good to say about Keith Anderson. He will be treated and talked about as the crook that he has shown himself be be.
I plan on keeping the conversation flowing on this board until HMGP stops trading. People need to be aware of all the penny stock scams that are going on every day. I don't have that much going on in my life that I can't come here now and then and rant about the crooks running these scams.
What did I miss?? Message was deleted. That's something I haven't seen for awhile. Did they find Keith in a 55 gal drum? Guy can always dream.
I am just waiting for someone else to buy the shell. I will never ever buy another stock, never ever.It will be a cold day in hell before Wall Street ever sees another dollar from me. They are as big a crook as Keith Anderson. The game is set-up to take your money while they sit back and laugh at you for being so stupid.
Might be a great time to send it out into the world to show some what not to do with your reputation.
Was a shame he couldn't spot a crook when he saw one.
Norman Schwarzkopf Jr., the hard-charging U.S. Army general whose forces smashed the Iraqi army in the 1991 Gulf War, has died at the age of 78, a U.S. official said on Thursday.
The highly decorated four-star general died at 2:22 p.m. EST (1922 GMT) at his home in Tampa, Florida, said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity. The cause of death was not immediately known.
Schwarzkopf, a burly Vietnam War veteran known as Stormin' Norman, commanded more than 540,000 U.S. troops and 200,000 allied forces in a six-week war that routed Hussein's army from Kuwait in 1991, capping his 34-year military career.
Former U.S. President George H.W. Bush, who built the international coalition against Iraq, said he and his wife "mourn the loss of a true American patriot and one of the great military leaders of his generation," according to a statement released by Bush's spokesman.
Bush has been hospitalized in Houston since late November.
Some experts hailed Schwarzkopf's plan to trick and outflank Hussein's forces with a sweeping armored movement as one of the great accomplishments in military history. The maneuver ended the ground war in only 100 hours.
Schwarzkopf was a familiar sight on international television during the war, clad in camouflage fatigues and a cap. He conducted fast-paced briefings and toured the lines with a purposeful stride and a physical presence of the sort that clears barrooms.
Little known before Iraqi forces invaded neighboring Kuwait, Schwarzkopf made a splash with quotable comments. At one briefing he addressed Saddam's military reputation.
"As far as Saddam Hussein being a great military strategist," he said, "he is neither a strategist, nor is he schooled in the operational arts, nor is he a tactician, nor is he a general, nor is he a soldier. Other than that, he's a great military man, I want you to know that."
Schwarzkopf returned from the war as a hero and there was talk of him running for public office. Instead he wrote an autobiography titled "It Doesn't Take a Hero" and served as a military analyst.
He also acted as a spokesman for the fight against prostate cancer, which he was diagnosed with in 1993.
Served in Vietnam
Schwarzkopf was born Aug. 22, 1934, in Trenton, New Jersey, the son of Colonel H. Norman Schwarzkopf Sr., the head of the New Jersey State Police. At the time, the older Schwarzkopf was leading the investigation of the kidnapping and murder of aviator Charles Lindbergh's infant son, one of the most infamous crimes of the 20th century.
The younger Schwarzkopf graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York, in 1956. He also earned a masters degree in guided-missile engineering from the University of Southern California and later taught engineering at West Point.
Schwarzkopf saw combat twice - in Vietnam and Grenada - in a career that included command of units from platoon to theater size, training as a paratrooper and stints at all the blue-ribbon Army staff colleges.
He led his men in firefights in two Vietnam tours and commanded all U.S. ground forces in the 1983 Grenada invasion. His chestful of medals included three Silver and three Bronze Stars for valor and two Purple Hearts for Vietnam wounds.
In Vietnam, he won a reputation as an officer who would put his life on the line to protect his troops. In one particularly deadly fight on the Batangan Peninsula, Schwarzkopf led his men through a minefield, in part by having the mines marked by shaving cream.
In 1988, Schwarzkopf was put in charge of the U.S. Central Command in Tampa, with responsibility for the Horn of Africa, the Middle East and South Asia. In that role, he prepared a plan to protect the Gulf's oil fields from a hypothetical invasion by Iraq. Within months, the plan was in use.
A soldier's soldier in an era of polished, politically conscious military technocrats, Schwarzkopf's mouth sometimes got him in trouble. In one interview, he said he had recommended to Bush that allied forces destroy Iraq's military instead of stopping the war after a clear victory.
Schwarzkopf later apologized after both Bush and Defense Secretary Dick Cheney fired back that there was no contradiction among military leaders to Bush's decision to leave some of Saddam's military intact.
After retirement, Schwarzkopf spoke his mind on military matters. In 2003, when the United States was on the verge of invading Iraq under President George W. Bush, Schwarzkopf said he was unsure if there was sufficient evidence that Iraq had nuclear weapons.
He also criticized Donald Rumsfeld, the secretary of defense at the time, telling the Washington Post that during war-time television appearances "he almost sometimes seems to be enjoying it."
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Let's face it ,2012 was a nightmare for half the country. As far as Hemi goes it turned out to be a complete loss for most all of us. Over the last 5 years I did learn that ALL penny stocks are scams. Live and learn by your misstakes, trust no one.
We are up 200%, this stock is going to the moon.( or someplace)
Badge you say that every year. This year why not just say " Have a nice Holiday" People will not like you anymore but it would be something different.
Thank you for the info but I think I will keep my shares for now.
If you have a lot of shares I really don't know who would buy them with Hemi at .0001. The only value that I think Hemi has is just the shell. Mine are setting with Fidelity and I do not think they are costing me anything but I could be wrong on that.
If someone knows a reason not to sell Hemi it would be nice if he would share with the other shareholders.
It just goes to show how easily people can be scamed. Useing Schwarzkopl in the Hemi scam was a shame. He should never have allowed Keith to use his name and reputation to promote this scam.
I believe they played with us like a toy. Let's face it, I believed most everything that came out. That would not happen today, I am a much wiser person when it comes to penny stocks,still no one likes to be taken for a fool. Enjoy my money Keith and I hope you enjoy your long stay in hell when you get there.
Your right, crooks and thieves have no conscience, but that is what enables them to be good at what they do. The first time I saw Keith on camera and watched how he acted I thought he was a little strange,and even today I think he and Big Mur are somehow related maybe twin brothers. Perhaps that will come out also.Today I believe almost nothing of what I read on these message boards.
I really like this statement from Lowman: Part of my point is: If Hemi projects it, we can almost take it to the bank.
Lowman sure had all the answers back in the heyday of Hemi.
Post #1773 lowman
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lowman Share Saturday, December 30, 2006 2:58:38 PM
Re: Chicken Fried Stock post# 1772 Post # of 50444
I'm not absolutely sure, but I think they're first new wells will be in Montgomery county. All their leases are choice, but which of them has the greatest potential for the strongest new producers, I can't quite say just yet.
Regarding the Hemi production going forward:
Last month, Hemi projected 900 bbls for this month, which despite the storm they had to contend with, which knocked down some of their powerlines and caused some slowdown, they were still able to meet...no excuses needed. What's more is, more than likely, they produced well above that, but only shipped that much.
When I say people should 'throw out the pinkie rulebook' on this one, I say this because I firmly believe Hemi shareholders will finally have found a company that is honest, if not even conservative...not commonly found in the world these days, and especially in pinksheet issues.
Now, going forward, taking on faith that Hemi is not 'blowing smoke', they have projected 2900 bbls between 2 separate counties, for Feb.
Not that I 'expected' this same proportion to continue throughout the year, but don't be surprised if it comes somewhat kinda near it, meaning (and this is only my projections):
Dec. 2006 900 bbls
Jan. 2007 1800 bbls
Feb. 2007 2900 bbls
Mar. 2007 4000 bbls
Apr. 2007 5200 bbls
May 2007 6400 bbls
June 2007 7700 bbls
...and so on.
Now, I hope I don't catch hell for making those assumptions, because I'm quite sure management doesn't want me to mislead anyone. My extrapolations are only by what we have seen so far, in terms of projections, production, and more projections.
Part of my point is: If Hemi projects it, we can almost take it to the bank.
The rest of my point is, to illustrate we have a REAL O&G company here, bent on ONE thing, and it's not smoke and mirrors, nor is it fluff PR.
It is production, plain and simple. Growing/increasing production.
*Note to the readers/buyers: NEVER chase the pps! Do NOT buy Hemi if the pps seems to have gained too much, too soon. Remember, the tortoise always wins the race
1550 lowman Wednesday, December 27, 2006 12:54:53 PM
"Keith isn't trying to put their best foot forward in these PRs. He is slowly showing one card at a time. The MMs are playing Holdem' with a Texan and apparently that is really a bad idea.
Not only that, but it should well be noted that a Texan in the oil patch is the BEST O&G player you can invest in...kinda like having Joe Louis or Muhammad Ali doing the fighting for you!
Anybody who's selling right now, needs their heads checked and then do a bee-line straight to Money 101.
Back then I should have had my head checked-out. I think I would have found out I had a bad leak!!!!
I got my money buried in the back yard and I'm not buying nothin, and Wall Street can kiss my a--.
Right, let's bring back those other guys that were in office for eight years and did a wonderful job with the economy while they were there. lol The insane leading the insane.
Very well said. A lot of many great words of wisdom that need to be followed but in this society as it is today it just is not going to happen. I have no answers.
I agree ALRY may run again, but a 5 to 10% chance that I might be dealing with an honest company are not good enough odds. Six years ago I started with 12 penny stock companies and I thought maybe 2 or 3 might be successful, as it turned out all 12 were scams, as I said, the odds are not good enough.
You cannot always believe what you read on the internet or anywhere else. This is the reason I will never ever buy another penny stock.
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(ARA) - With oil and gas prices at an all-time high, most consumers have experienced pain at the pump when they fill up their vehicles. However, the old saying, “One man’s pain is another man’s gain,” could be true. There are ways for the consumer to profit from high gas prices.
A lot of the oil wells in this country are on land owned by farmers and cattlemen who own the mineral rights. These mineral rights owners lease the land to oil companies who produce oil and natural gas found on the property. As long as the oil companies are producing oil and natural gas they own the rights. When they stop production the lease reverts back to the mineral rights owners who can then re-lease the rights again.
After 9/11, oil and gas prices dropped so low that many independent oil companies stopped production and folded because they could not afford to keep the wells running. Wells that were no longer functioning had to be “plugged.” At the time, a small company called Allenergy Inc. plugged wells for many different companies and municipalities.
In 2005, a new CEO named Larry Sanford came on board and changed the direction of the company. Sanford decided to push the company in the direction of oil and natural gas production so he started to acquire leases that contained existing “plugged” wells.
“We thought we could be considerably more successful if we made the transition from plugging wells to generating revenues from oil and gas,” says Sanford.
Over the last few years, Allenergy has acquired thousands of acres of leases in Kansas and Oklahoma with more than 150 oil and natural gas wells. Allenergy also acquired a service company, Rex Horning Well Services, so that it could maintain its own wells and generate additional revenues from servicing other oil companies and utilities in the area.
The results have been very impressive for this unknown gem. In the first quarter of this year, revenues were up significantly. Allenergy’s production was up 683 percent year over year.
The company is positioned to be extremely profitable for many years to come regardless of any oil price fluctuation and the recent higher prices have only further fanned the flames of profitability.
Because Allenergy is environmentally conscious, it has won the favor of mineral rights owners and acquired leases that were sought after by much larger oil companies. To this day, the company continues to acquire more acreage with wells. Many of Allenergy’s leases have untapped acreage, which can produce additional significant oil and natural gas. Therefore, they have undertaken an extensive drilling program that is increasing production, profitability, and adding to the bottom line.
Before Allenergy becomes a household name, those who purchase Allenergy’s stock have the opportunity to participate in the company’s growth and successes with very limited risk. Whether you decide to invest in Allenergy or are just concerned about all the money being sent abroad, it is comforting to see a U.S. company prosper and profit from the increase in oil and gas prices.
Your pain from the pump will diminish when you know that you are reaping the rewards and profits of higher oil and gas prices and participating in an American company’s success story. Allenergy (ALRY.PK) is a penny stock as was Microsoft ( MSFT.N) prior to becoming a behemoth. For more information, visit www.allenergyinc.com.
I called the company phone number to see who would answer, out of service, you suppose some one forgot to pay the phone bill this month. Maybe I should call Rex Hornings home phone to see how my investment is doing.
As I see it. The 40 billion a month is suppose to buy the bad loans that the banks are carrying. The banks were making big money when houseing was going up, big bonuses for all the bankers, now not so much. The government is now buying these bad loans, which means we the taxpayer are buying the bad loans so the bankers will look stronger and can start giving themselves more big bonuses in the future. That is how the system works, we always went to make sure that the rich stay rich.
Going thru some of the leases I see where other oil companies have taken them over and are now in control of the oil. No one is looking out of the interest of the shareholders which in the end we become bagholders. It is the game that they play with our money and the reason penny stocks are nothing but a scam to stay far far away from. I have followed these penny stocks for years now and they all come to the same ending.
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The Fed on Thursday said it would pump $40 billion into the U.S. economy each month until it saw a sustained upturn in the weak jobs market.
.There is something not right with this picture. Why not just give each of us a few million to spend or retire on??? Who is it that is getting this 40 billion each month??? Nothing makes any sense anymore and when that happens watch out.
I've given away all the money these jokers are going to see. When they come forward with some answers about whats happening with the company then we will see.
I'm a little busy right now learning a new dance or I would be looking for the answer.
the new fixation is on “Heyyy! Sexy Laaady! Oppan Gangnam style! Gangnam style!”
LOL
Well, we both know that it would cost a lot more just to make the trade. Maybe it has something to do with keeping the Hmgp account active on the stock board, perhaps there needs to be some volume and some really nice person is keeping it active. lol I don't know.
There are a lot smarter people than myself when it comes to looking for answers about stocks so lets see if anybodys listening. " Who is in control of Allenergy and the assets that it may still have"??? This is a test to find out who is the smartest person in the world, are you up for it???
I think the only mystery here is who is it that now owns the leases that Allenergy owned at one time.
One of Larry's last statements was Our shareholders should know: Allenergy remains viable." They will take you down that long lost road right up to the day they disappear and you hear nothing more from them. The assets went someplace???? We the shareholders are left as the bagholders. I have learned the hard way that penny stocks is the place where the thieves and crooks like to spend most of their time. Don"t fall for the story folks it is" ALL A SCAM"
If Staford was just a front man than who is really behind Allenergy, somebody appointed Sanford and was pulling the strings.
For someone to dump 2.7k shares they must figure this pos stock is history. Maybe it is Sanford, he must needs a new pair of shoes. What a dirtbag he turned out to be. As far as that goes what a pos most all penny stock CEO"S turn out to be. Stay away from penny stocks folks 99% are all scams.
that is a lot of volume but no movement in stock, what does it take to move this pos?
You think Romney has learned some tricks from Keith, lets see, he is going to increase defense spending ,cut taxes, and cut the deficit and make 12 m new jobs, right, and Keith is going to come back and start-up the company again. What a joke.