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It's all there and selling stock in other companies to, I even provided the SEC links.
Although the other companies are penny stocks and he couldn't bring in the money like HUSA
He's the only one and if you look at the filings it was margin calls. He's been selling stock in a lot of companies too, filings will show that as well.
http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001071405
Check the green note
Explanation of Responses:
1. Pledged shares sold pursuant to margin requirements of lender.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1071405/000107140512000043/xslF345X03/primary_doc.xml
Make that 2.5 mil
It's supposedly something that happened two years ago. BOYLAN JOHN P bought a $1,000,000 worth of stock between $12 and $15 in January so he must not have thought it was a big deal.
Looks like a pretty good price now compared to his purchases.
1.6 mil traded at .001 in the first 30 minutes?
Wild trading on this one
Recent Trades - All 6 today
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume
10:21:42 Q 0.0009 0.0001 100,000
10:20:31 Q 0.0008 150,000
10:06:52 Q 0.0007 -0.0001 150,000
09:32:20 Q 0.0003 -0.0005 300,400
09:32:15 Q 0.0003 -0.0005 399,600
09:30:02 Q 0.0003 -0.0005 400
This is your pump video?
I got the pump email from BeaconEquity today.
Probably a smart move, big drops usually last longer then a day.
Missed todays low for a day trade anyways.
I'm invested in Columbia
Yes, i'm watching.
NEW 52 WEEK LOW TODAY
LOL
Go Columbia !!
To start with, Colombia is one of the few countries with significant untapped oil resources capable of supporting growth in oil production and exports.
Colombia is considered one of the most politically stable countries in Latin America with economic growth and a vastly improved security environment both of which are opening the door to foreign investment and renewed economic growth.
The Colombian government recently enacted a number of progressive fiscal changes aimed at increasing international oil company investment similar to those in the UK which spurred renewed interest in the North Sea.
Foreign oil companies now can own 100% stakes in oil ventures. Also, the sliding scale royalty rates have been lowered on oil projects depending on field size, with an 8% royalty rate for most oil fields. In addition, longer exploration licenses are now being granted to foreign oil companies.
With these changes in place, Colombia has seen a resurgence of interest in the oil and gas industry as foreign investment now exceeds over $3.5 billion a year. A growing number of international companies are pursuing hydrocarbon exploration in Colombia as oil production is forecast to rise to 700M barrels per day by the end of the year and potential reserves will increase to more than 3.0 billion barrels.
Major players such as Royal Dutch Shell, Exxon Mobil, Chevron, BP and Total to name a few are now taking advantage of the investor friendly policies and are operating in Colombia.
As the majors struggle to replace dwindling reserves through success in Colombia, clearly the opportunity lies in the junior, mid and small cap entrants where the impact is much greater on their share value.
Since when is BGL any different? This stock has been dead longer then SRGE's been alive.
Has this thing been a disaster
Holy crap, this thing used to be pennyland and now it's inches from trips.
Looking like people want out.
There's better deals out there?
According to SEDAR their still tied up in legal proceedings regarding Cinco Minas and Gran Cabrera
http://www.sedar.com/DisplayCompanyDocuments.do?lang=EN&issuerNo=00007551
Is BGL suing SRGE for defamation or anything?
Why not?
BGL hasn't made an NR in over a year on this property?
What's with the BGL disappearance act?
BGL looks guilty when they disappear though and the share price and lack of interest shows that. If I was a BGL shareholder or future shareholder I'd want management to say something, wouldn't you?
That's what you want to see, the start of a trend moving up and be able to get on it early.
I guess the .35 cent to .035 cent slide isn't all to do with the fraudulent claims.
Well I'd be a tad choked not hearing from BGL management if I was a shareholder and taken quite the sponge bath. Especially if the claims were false.
Well they should address it, in the interest of their shareholders.
Is BGL addressing these fraudulent claims?
Defending themselves?
I don't see much of anything from BGL about anything period?
I'm on another Level II package but I don't get market depth on NYSE or AMEX stocks and I don't know where to get it.
Who are those guys? I can't read Spanish except for maybe the word fraudulent.
Okay sorry, found it searching
Bandera Gold
Looks like one to stay away from alright, looking at it's chart.
Is BGL a public company?
The symbol doesn't do anything?
Trend looks to have reversed UP this week
Moving up from the trips and been .0045 within the last 3 months.
Interesting here.
Who were the previous owners?
With respect to recent news regarding the troubled past of the previous owners of Cinco Minas, it should be clarified that these circumstances have absolutely no relevance to Southridge or its management in any way, shape or form.
Why Colombia?
To start with, Colombia is one of the few countries with significant untapped oil resources capable of supporting growth in oil production and exports.
Colombia is considered one of the most politically stable countries in Latin America with economic growth and a vastly improved security environment both of which are opening the door to foreign investment and renewed economic growth.
The Colombian government recently enacted a number of progressive fiscal changes aimed at increasing international oil company investment similar to those in the UK which spurred renewed interest in the North Sea.
Foreign oil companies now can own 100% stakes in oil ventures. Also, the sliding scale royalty rates have been lowered on oil projects depending on field size, with an 8% royalty rate for most oil fields. In addition, longer exploration licenses are now being granted to foreign oil companies.
With these changes in place, Colombia has seen a resurgence of interest in the oil and gas industry as foreign investment now exceeds over $3.5 billion a year. A growing number of international companies are pursuing hydrocarbon exploration in Colombia as oil production is forecast to rise to 700M barrels per day by the end of the year and potential reserves will increase to more than 3.0 billion barrels.
Major players such as Royal Dutch Shell, Exxon Mobil, Chevron, BP and Total to name a few are now taking advantage of the investor friendly policies and are operating in Colombia.
As the majors struggle to replace dwindling reserves through success in Colombia, clearly the opportunity lies in the junior, mid and small cap entrants where the impact is much greater on their share value.
Impeccable Credentials
We were extremely impressed with Houston’s management and their ability to participate in significant exploration projects in Colombia and the seriousness of its partners. To give you an example, last year one of Houston American Energy’s partners, Hupecol, sold their assets in the Carancara project to Cespa for a staggering USD 920 million. As a result Houston American which was carried for a 1.6% working interest received net proceeds of over $11.5 million.
Houston American’s most recent partner, SK Energy Co. LTD, the South Korean conglomerate, is one of the largest companies in the world. Houston American recently announced a joint operating agreement with SK to earn a 25% interest in the 345,452 acre CPO 4 block. This block is located in a highly prospective area and contains over 100 drilling prospects with extremely large reserve potential. These are just 2 examples of the excellent management. Houston American’s CEO John Terwillinger clearly has had the foresight and connections to capitalize on the huge opportunity in Colombia.
Houston American Energy Corp
-Diversified with major partners: Unique portfolio of high impact large reserve potential projects in Colombia
-Huge exploration/development potential: Almost 900M gross acres and over 100 identified drilling projects
-Current production of approximately 850 boe per day
-A proven track record: Participated in drilling over 100 wells in Colombia with a 70% success rate
-Low cost structure: Farming into high impact plays as a non-operator has kept the corporate overhead very low
-Experienced Management and Board of Directors with great expertise, experience and strategic relationships
-With only 31 million shares outstanding, the per share impact of large oil discoveries will be astounding
CVO keeps getting cheaper
Why not
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Is there any Level II for AMEX or NYSE or is real time immeadiate bid/ask and trades as good as it gets?
TIA
It's got my attention to. The price is attractive compared to it's 52 week high. The float is low which is attractive. It's a speculative oil stock and has some good properties.