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I didn't see todays trading that way.
Reading through the website, I get a strong feeling that our interests are in good hands.
Here is what I've found on Kidd Drilling so far. I believe wildcat driller posted some information in the past on Mr. Kidd.
http://www.atlantisoilandgas.com/index-1.html
Same with ETRADE.
Zecco has had a chill on BRZL for months now. I can't trade mine from my Zecco accounts unless I want to pay an additional fee to do so. Customer service told me today that my other choice would be to transfer them to my ETRADE account for a small fee.
Investopedia explains 'Chill'
Owned by many financial companies including the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), the DTC acts as a clearinghouse for stock exchange securities, settling trades in corporate and municipal securities. If the DTC has cause to be concerned about a specific security currently processed through its system, it may place a "chill" status on the security. This will restrict brokerages' ability to transfer the shares or units of the security through DTC until the security's issues are cleared up or it ceases trading on the market.
Read more: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/chill.asp#ixzz1tXIKuxGb
Nice volume..
Since Sam Weiss is now Director, Secretary and VP of 35 separate Anthony's franchises he's gotta be the busy go to person. If he wants to avoid all the flak he took during the last go-around with Renfro Energy, it won't suprise me if he waits until the deal is wrapped up with a new candidate till it's announced.
How true packerfanbud. I can imagine what would happen to the pps if he'd find a small oil company exploring one of the shale plays here in the US or the Northwest Premont field in Texas.
I'm looking forward to the next PR but I want more cheap shares first.
Sounds good to me, let's gitr done. .017 here we come.
Hi muckdogstrader. It looks like a rogue operation from a pennystock newsletter group of traders though not 100% certain. I'm hoping the momo continues next week.
It was a great trading stock at that time too, many dollars were made by a few.
Very true. thanks
Do you think ACFP might have anything to do with this? I was hoping to hear some talk on their site of nationwide expansion.
Hi xxxxx,
The well that was just permitted by the Texas Railroad Commission is the Gustavo Garcia #3.
The company is aware of the mistake in the last press release and plans to clarify in forth coming press releases. We do not know when that will become public.
Hope this answers your questions.
Best regards,
Paul
Parkside Communications
Thanks for your effort with the links. All we need now is for Sam to come thru with a new shell owner and we'll be off to the races.
I called Grid's investors relations and left a voice mail about this name mix-up and also followed up with an email. I'll post the response when I receive it.
I bet Grid ends up having a JV interest in all 20 wells in this oilpatch.
This just keeps getting better all the time.
I believe you're right. That would put Grid into oil revenues quicker. We didn't have an interest in this first well to be drilled, but the second one, I believe.
"The delay has been due to the inability of a third party joint venture investor in the Garcia #3 well to meet its cash call to retain it's participation interest.
Grid Petroleum Corp is currently in negotiations to acquire an interest in the Garcia #3 well due to its recent availability.
The company has determined that this participation will enable the further development of the Mutual Area of Interest in a timely basis."
It's taking quite awhile to be filled on the ask.
good post, thanks for sharing
Thank you for posting. I had just looked 3 minutes before and it wasn't there, but now it is.
Would you post the email today? I've posted Mr. O's responses in the past. Thanks
I'm gonna hold you to it. lol I wanna buy more shares down here...
I was just re-reading Screaming Eagle and Wildcat Driller's old posts with all that great research. I just got excited all over again.
What happens if we can't trade what we've already bought? Do we have to see if they uplist someday in the future or what?
They won't let me trade it. I've tried.
I think you got your wish..the ask is at .01 for some odd reason.
That'll work for me. I guess I'll be able to pick up more cheapies for awhile yet. We've been patient this long, so what's a few more days, eh?
I was hoping we would see the permit approval today since it was submitted on the 13th, but I just saw this on the Texas RRC website.
Drilling Permit Processing Time as of March 12, 2012
Expedited Permits: approximately 7 Business day
Standard Permits: approximately 14 Business days
http://www.rrc.state.tx.us/data/drilling/index.php
Awesome post.
That is the application that is posted, not the actual permit
Thanks bootheelboy, that's what I thought you guys were talking about months ago.
Not bad at all. My other oil play is at least twice that. I've heard that the available float here is much less though. Just wondering.
Does anybody know what the float is like now?
Yea, he had a good thing going for awhile.
Apparently there's still some interest. what'z up
I'd probably give Grid's IR department a call tomorrow and ask them directly. only my 2cents.
I'd look up WildcatDriller and Screaming Eagle on previous posts. They've posted a wealth of information and their expert opinions as to an estimated drilling date.
And just wait till Calif. is drilled.. I thought I'd repost the latest update from our JV partner in the Kreyenhagen Shale play. This really gets me excited.
Solimar Energy Limited provides the following update of oil and gas industry activity relevant in particular to the Company’s 84% to 100% owned and operated Kreyenhagen project in the northwest San Joaquin Basin, California where a potentially significant oil shale resource has been independently assessed in the project area near to available well control*. Extrapolating from this study, using the Company’s own well data and that published by the USGS**
Solimar believes that thick oil shales of equivalent richness are likely to be present over more than half the Company’s approximate
14,000 gross acre land position.
· The US Office of Energy Administration (a division of the US Government Office of Energy) estimates that almost 2/3rds
(64%) of all the oil shale resources in the contiguous United States are located in California***. Those same published
statistics show that the San Joaquin Basin, Solimar’s area of focus, is in turn the volumetrically richest of the California oil
shale basins. The two main oil shales are the Monterey Shale, the subject of ongoing production testing at Solimar’s
Paloma project and the Kreyenhagen Shale, which is thick and extensive throughout much of the Company’s Kreyenhagen
Project acreage.
· Over the past two years Solimar has built a strategic acreage position targeting the oil shales in the northern part of the San
Joaquin Basin with particular emphasis on the Kreyenhagen Shale on the flank of the Basin where it is not too deeply
buried and should not be expensive to exploit. The shale formation outcrops to the west in the project area and plunges
down to approximately 11,000 feet in the east. Most of the Solimar acreage occupies a position where the shale has very
rich oil source rock characteristics as published by the USGS. Total Organic Carbon or TOC’s averaging 5.4% and
Hydrogen Index (HI) up to 726 have been measured from an approximately 150 feet thick zone ( for which there is available
core data) near the top of the shale in wells in the project area. The shale formation is pervasive over most of the project
thickening to more than 1,000 feet thick on the east side of the acreage.
· A recent, scoping level independent assessment for a nominal 640 acre section (1 square mile) near well control in the
Company’s acreage by Sproule Unconventional Limited* resulted in estimates of undiscovered light oil resources or
Petroleum initially in Place (“PIIP” refer Appendix A) ranging 21.7MMBBLs (Low Case), 35.9MMBBLs (Best Case) to 59.4
MMBBLs (High Case) for that section of land. Using these unrisked estimates as a basis, combined with the thick,
pervasive nature of the oil shale within the area there is potential for a large, as yet untapped light oil resource in the
Company’s acreage. Solimar believes that more than half of its approximate 14,000 gross acres (10,000 acres of which is
held under a 100% owned, single, long term lease) is prospective for the oil shale. Sproule further considered that the
Kreyenhagen Shale is a viable exploration target with potential for development with horizontal well technologies. These
technologies, now standard for oil shale reservoirs elsewhere, are yet to be tried in the project area or, as far as the
Company is aware, in the adjacent fields that are producing light oil from vertical wells. The principal geological risks were
deemed by Sproule to be reservoir quality and pervasiveness of fracturing.
Major Oil companies have been aggressively expanding their portfolios within the Kreyenhagen oil shale play fairway.
http://www.solimarenergy.com.au/documents/120307_Cal_Oil_Shale_Activity_Final.pdf