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Working hard indeed, I'm OK with it! https://inflation.us/content/tglo-will-succeed-where-tell-failed
TheGlobe.com (TGLO)'s parent company Delfin Midstream will succeed where Tellurian (TELL) failed. A lot of it comes down to project economics. TELL required $12 billion in upfront financing for the first phase of construction of its Driftwood LNG Project, with total Driftwood LNG Project initial CAPEX estimated to be $30 billion (assuming no cost overruns, and cost overruns are common with land-based LNG projects). TELL's Driftwood LNG Project would have total export capacity of 27.6 MTPA but this would amount to initial CAPEX of $1,087/TPA.
For a land-based LNG project equal to the size of TELL's Driftwood you need to get initial CAPEX down to only $600-$700/TPA for the economics to make sense and for the project to attract financing. For a smaller, less-risky land-based LNG project with total export capacity of only 10 MTPA, initial CAPEX in the $750-$950/TPA range might be financeable.
TGLO could become the second most valuable U.S. LNG company after only Cheniere Energy (LNG), because Delfin Midstream's Delfin LNG Project is a fully permitted deep-water LNG port with non-FTA export license capacity of 13 MTPA. Combined with Delfin Midstream's adjacent Avocet LNG Project where they are seeking to obtain permitting for a second deep-water LNG port with an additional 14 MTPA of non-FTA export license capacity, TGLO's parent company Delfin Midstream could soon have total non-FTA export license capacity of 27 MTPA.
This will be roughly equal in size to what TELL was attempting to achieve at Driftwood, but Delfin's initial CAPEX will amount to only $550/TPA or approximately 1/2 the cost of TELL's Driftwood. By using FLNG technology, not only will Delfin achieve America's lowest initial CAPEX/TPA, but the Delfin LNG Project is considered by institutional investors to be the lowest risk of all U.S. LNG projects since it can be financed one FLNG vessel at a time! Each FLNG vessel will have an export capacity of 3.5 MTPA and costs less than $2 billion to build! With Delfin already receiving large pre-Final Investment Decision investments in recent weeks from Vitol and Devon Energy, it is possible that Delfin only needs to finance $1 billion to make the Final Investment Decision on their first FLNG vessel, which Delfin expects to make before year-end followed by their merger into TGLO!
Look for TGLO to surpass TELL in share price within weeks.
TGLO .37 x .375 accumulation over the last month, chart continues to look good and with rising costs of energy this super low float LNG Reverse Merger candidate continues to gain attention.
SYAXF .145 doubled down today, great upside IMO especially long term.
SYAXF filled good chunk at in .19's today
He has 5 total iHub posts, we know what that means and who he represents.
Don't overthink it, price and volume steadily increasing over the past month. A breather is completely healthy, IF it comes down to .23-.25 over the next week or two I'll be loading the boat....well buying a second boat and filling it at this point LOL.
TGLO .329 - 5 year high broke and the yearly chart has formed multiple cup and handles. Several news articles over the last week in a hot LNG market. Thin to win.
https://www.inflation.us/content/nia-sunday-evening-update
https://www.naturalgasintel.com/devon-retrains-natural-gas-legacy-on-europe-with-eye-on-lng-investments/
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Natural-Gas/This-Large-US-Driller-Just-Made-A-Big-Move-Into-LNG.amp.html
Spread is tightening and Bid/Ask is starting to build. This, combined with a beauty of a chart is looking good, just need a day or two of high volume to get this blasted off.
Agreed, I actually bought a few more today. The chart is looking really good on the yearly, better to creep that MA up slowly over the next 1-4 weeks and then the pop above .30 would likely be 50%+.
TGLO hit .309 today on this news, ticking time bomb IMO
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/this-unstoppable-dividend-stock-gets-even-better-with-a-new-lng-deal
SYAXF I've had a limit buy at .169 for weeks and just missed out, kicking myself. I won't even talk about how many shares I owned at 3 cents and sold because I listened to my geologist brother telling me they were going nowhere, ugh.
Consolidation with volume is key, red or green for the next couple weeks. I think the true catalyst will be significant news to truly put her on the map once and for all.
Luv seeing some familiar faces from…’2017ish??
TGLO .294 52 week high, radar this LNG potential RM as Delfin is gaining attention and B$ contracts.
1M+ traded today, #4 on iHub, not bad!
TGLO action again today, keeps touching these mid .20's. Super low float LNG Reverse Merger potential play.
WOW, my accounts exploded green! Nice to see the action, hopefully something was leaked and we see this thing finally come to fruition. GLTA
WUHN - .27 Virtual ATM
AMRR 3.00 x 3.75 talk about thin, it's moving on 100 share trades
TGLO .265 higher highs on good volume with a low float. Russia cut off gas supply to Poland today, gas stocks moving.
NICH - Wow, props to you, finding and calling this well before the run. I never did the DD until today. Sitting at 200ma and last week of trading looks tight.
TSOI .288 gettin' jiggy today. .3 break gets us out of descending triangle
AMRR yessir! (Blue) skies the limit potentially soon...
OMG, is anyone looking at the "Investors Hub" logo in the top left corner??? I'm guessing it is an April Fool's joke but the words keep changing to funny comments!! My personal fav is "I be stoner bro"!!
TELL 6.25 broke resistance today. Rig et al, I'd love to hear thoughts on LNG plays knowing Biden struck a deal with the EU and Russia is on the verge of cutting off their supply.
https://www.eenews.net/articles/bidens-lng-deal-with-europe-jolts-gas-critics/
https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/russia-sets-deadline-rouble-gas-payments-europe-calls-it-blackmail-2022-03-31/
I actually think the pennies have picked up a bit the last couple months. That said, don't expect daily doubles and triples and, if they happen, it won't be overnight. But, if you follow Rigs picks and others on here are very good as well you can get 20-80% gains in a day easy. When I see my portfolio drop I will sit on the sidelines, take notes, and reevaluate my strategy. Learn from your mistakes, I've got several PHD's over the years LOL.
TELL 6.10 Good short and long term play...LNG
TLOFF .68 Moving, chart looks great, TSLA contract with this Nickel miner
TGLO .248
TELL 5.60 LNG play, I believe Cramer is interviewing them this evening FWIW
TGLO .225 up, doesn't need much volume but it has been increasing past week.
WUHN picked up some 'teens today
TGLO .188
TELL just broke June '21 5.80 resistance, looking for a dollar up next week
TGLO .16 Resistance levels.18,.23,.29,.35, might be worth taking a look at since the US and EU just struck an LNG deal. TELL and NEXT looking strong as well.
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-60871601
Resistance levels... .18, .23, .29, .35, then you have to go back 12 years for anything higher which, does that even count at that point? Anyhow, this think can move like wild fire as it is so thin, news or not. Right sector, right time.
SSOF .0053 HOD nice
LRDC - huge 100% swing north in 15 minutes??
GSPE .142x.144 big move potential with large .142 bid after having pushed through 200ma yesterday.
SSOF News .0034
OVIEDO, FL, March 22, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NewMediaWire – Sixty-Six Oil Field Services, Inc. (OTCBB: SSOF) has acquired the controlling interest in Sustainable Water Solutions, Inc., a Wyoming corporation focused on the assembly, service, and technology development for water treatment systems that are environmentally friendly and sustainable. The acquisition is part of SSOF’s transition into the growing water industry. SSOF’s focus is sustainable technologies to address the needs of the power, industrial, municipal, bio-pharm and retail water markets.
Sustainable Water Solutions is currently negotiating agreements for the acquisition of established companies in the water industry. Upon completion of its strategy, the company will supply reverse osmosis, demineralization, tertiary treatment, and other equipment to the market with the capability of servicing the systems and providing rental equipment, replacement parts, and expendables. The Company’s management has over 40 years of industry experience with an extensive network throughout the industry.
Sixty-Six Oil Field Services (SSOF) will apply to change its corporate name to Sustainable Water Solutions, Inc., and establish its headquarters in Florida. Mr. Daniel Sobolewski, CEO of SSOF, stated, “It has been an arduous journey to save SSOF from itself. The Merger of Sustainable Water Solutions and its 5,000 shareholders, is a major step for recovery allowing us to continue to become a major force in providing equipment, components, service, and products to the water industrial and retail markets that are environmentally friendly and sustainable not only in the United States but around the world. I want to thank our shareholders for their commitment to stay the course with our reemergence into the Public Markets.”
Sixty-Six Oil Field Services has also announced the following new management updates:
Daniel Sobolewski, Chief Executive Officer
Mr. Sobolewski currently resides in Orlando, Florida. Mr. Sobolewski is versatile in financial services. His longtime experience in OTC Markets, Finance, Sales, and Corporate Development, is backed by his large pool of business contacts. Mr. Sobolewski is supported by multiple experienced colleges that work in both the Private and Public sectors. He also sustains multiple ongoing successful relationships with both Consultants and/or Advisors, with expertise in Public Companies, Equity Financing, and Investment Banking.
Donald R. Keer ESQ., Chief Operating Officer
CEO, Daniel Sobolewski has appointed Donald R. Keer ESQ., as Chief Operating Officer of the Company. Mr. Keer currently resides in Chalfont, Pennsylvania. He has over 40 years of professional experience, the first 15 as a chemical engineer focused on water treatment technologies. The last 25 years were spent as an attorney focused on working with water treatment equipment, technologies, and service companies. As an attorney, Mr. Keer’s specialty is regulatory filings, business transactions, and corporate governance. Mr. Keer also has an MBA in finance and operations.
Mr. Keer has a number of articles published on water treatment technologies, design approaches, and business operations. He served as CEO of M2 Innovative Solutions, Inc. which is a company focused on ultrapure water technologies for the life science industry. The company was acquired and still operates as a division of Suez Water.
Over the past 5 years, Mr. Keer has worked as an attorney and operations consultant to companies within the water industry. He also provides legal services to publicly listed companies for regulatory compliance.