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Gapperrrrrrrrrr
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Good DD - word is some big money flow coming in.......
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$$: DMTN I'm hearing .60 range coming up
$$: I know 2 guys who have stuck over 1/2 million dollars into it the past 2 weeks
Got nice fills yesterday - is it ready to bounce?
OT: Commodity's are hot BHP just released its 6k with lots of updates and forcast plus stock buy backs:
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http://xml.10kwizard.com/filing_raw.php?repo=tenk&ipage=5189298
Capital management strategy is central to our long-term performance Our capital management strategy remains the same: to reinvest in our extensive pipeline of world-class projects that carry attractive rates of return regardless of the economic climate; ensure a solid balance sheet; and return excess capital to shareholders.
In a strong commodities market, the cost of reinvesting in projects has grown, but our robust investment approvals process ensures that projects have a high probability of success and are capable of achieving optimal shareholder value with an acceptable degree of risk. Our goal is to invest in opportunities that are aligned with our strategic drivers and that achieve returns in excess of the cost of capital over the long term.
The US$13 billion capital management program announced during the year, together with five years of consecutive dividend growth and a commitment to maintain a progressive dividend policy, reflects our confidence in our ability to continue producing solid earnings and cash flow that can support these increased shareholder returns without impacting our investment program.
During the financial year we bought back 287,820,269 of our shares at a cost of US$5.8 billion through on-market share buy-back programs in the United Kingdom and an off-market share buy-back program in Australia. The cancellation of those shares effectively reduced the number of shares on issue in the market, thereby increasing the earnings and cash flow attributable to each remaining share. The rebasing of the final dividend to 27 US cents per share – an increase of 46 per cent over last year’s final dividend – is a strong indication of our confidence in the outlook for the industry and our ability to support this higher level of dividend over the longer term.
BHP hottest commodity stock ever IMO - 6k out today says it all new discoveries and stock buy backs
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http://xml.10kwizard.com/filing_raw.php?repo=tenk&ipage=5189298
Capital management strategy is central to our long-term performance Our capital management strategy remains the same: to reinvest in our extensive pipeline of world-class projects that carry attractive rates of return regardless of the economic climate; ensure a solid balance sheet; and return excess capital to shareholders.
In a strong commodities market, the cost of reinvesting in projects has grown, but our robust investment approvals process ensures that projects have a high probability of success and are capable of achieving optimal shareholder value with an acceptable degree of risk. Our goal is to invest in opportunities that are aligned with our strategic drivers and that achieve returns in excess of the cost of capital over the long term.
The US$13 billion capital management program announced during the year, together with five years of consecutive dividend growth and a commitment to maintain a progressive dividend policy, reflects our confidence in our ability to continue producing solid earnings and cash flow that can support these increased shareholder returns without impacting our investment program.
During the financial year we bought back 287,820,269 of our shares at a cost of US$5.8 billion through on-market share buy-back programs in the United Kingdom and an off-market share buy-back program in Australia. The cancellation of those shares effectively reduced the number of shares on issue in the market, thereby increasing the earnings and cash flow attributable to each remaining share. The rebasing of the final dividend to 27 US cents per share – an increase of 46 per cent over last year’s final dividend – is a strong indication of our confidence in the outlook for the industry and our ability to support this higher level of dividend over the longer term.
BHP 6k's out with business updates - company finding new discoveries and buying back stock makes for a monster 4th quarter if you ask me ..........
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http://xml.10kwizard.com/filing_raw.php?repo=tenk&ipage=5189298
Capital management strategy is central to our long-term performance Our capital management strategy remains the same: to reinvest in our extensive pipeline of world-class projects that carry attractive rates of return regardless of the economic climate; ensure a solid balance sheet; and return excess capital to shareholders.
In a strong commodities market, the cost of reinvesting in projects has grown, but our robust investment approvals process ensures that projects have a high probability of success and are capable of achieving optimal shareholder value with an acceptable degree of risk. Our goal is to invest in opportunities that are aligned with our strategic drivers and that achieve returns in excess of the cost of capital over the long term.
The US$13 billion capital management program announced during the year, together with five years of consecutive dividend growth and a commitment to maintain a progressive dividend policy, reflects our confidence in our ability to continue producing solid earnings and cash flow that can support these increased shareholder returns without impacting our investment program.
During the financial year we bought back 287,820,269 of our shares at a cost of US$5.8 billion through on-market share buy-back programs in the United Kingdom and an off-market share buy-back program in Australia. The cancellation of those shares effectively reduced the number of shares on issue in the market, thereby increasing the earnings and cash flow attributable to each remaining share. The rebasing of the final dividend to 27 US cents per share – an increase of 46 per cent over last year’s final dividend – is a strong indication of our confidence in the outlook for the industry and our ability to support this higher level of dividend over the longer term.
Expecting LUM to continue to trend back?? $2 would be a nice trade
CLIK opening .40 x .43 and today will tell if something is up or not also VYGO news out after market could make for a run up
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more vygo DD http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=23240586
Next time follow my lead - most stocks won't hold their gains and we locked in large profits around the .17 range. Check out new DD posted
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I have a feeling it could be a good trading day
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Gold rises sharply, as dollar drops, oil prices soar
By Polya Lesova
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Gold futures rose sharply early Thursday, as a decline in the dollar and soaring crude-oil prices boosted demand for the precious metal. Gold for December delivery rose $6.70 at $742.20 an ounce on the New York Mercantile Exchange. "Gold is trading higher on the back of robust oil prices and a renewed rise in the euro against the dollar, which both increase the appeal of the precious metal as a hedge against inflation," said analysts at Action Economics. Other metals prices also posted gains. December silver rose 15.50 cents at $13.70 an ounce, October platinum gained $3.50 at $1,355 an ounce and December palladium rose $1.90 at $346.70 an ounce. December copper rose 5 cents at $3.6640 a pound.
Looks like VYGO has a strong expansion plan including new acquisitions and sales......
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Acquisition Opportunities
Margins
Voyager Petroleum’s goal is to seek companies that can achieve
increased revenue growth or
better margins from a more vertically integrated supply structure,
better distribution, better
management, greater economies of scale, and/or more efficient
manufacturing.
Growth
They look for companies that have established sales pipelines and unmet
demands that will
provide the structure for immediate growth.
Management
They seek to work with experienced managers who know the business and
have existing
distributor/sales relationships that can be used to quickly increase
distribution and create
synergies with other business units.
Stability
They look for companies with workable balance sheets including debt
that can be restructured,
or assets that can be sold or leveraged to create better stability and
longer term profitability.
Target Overview
Detroit Reclamation Facility
In late May, Voyager finalized a contract to acquire its first oil reclamation facility in Detroit, Michigan. The facility was formerly used and is outfitted for storing and recycling non-combusted oil including gear oil, machine oils, etc. from various consolidators of used
petroleum. This facility addresses two key market drivers, supply and cost control.
Voyager plans to process waste oil through a proprietary-based
reclamation process whereby impurities and contaminants are extrapolated out of the oil. The process creates less air
pollution and saves costs due to chemical processing. The oil will then be sold and shipped to a
final blending/bottling facility for retail, manufacturing or industrial distribution.
New World Sales
In late May, Voyager hired Mr. Mazen Khatib, sole proprietor of New World Sales and owner of
the regionally recognized brand XXX. Mr. Khatib has done over 3.5 million a year in sales for
the last nine years. His trademarked brand of XXX oil and anti-freeze products have been purchased by Voyager for exclusive distribution. Mr. Khatib will head up the newly formed Voyager EcoPetro Distribution subsidiary, to distribute not only to his existing customer base,
but also distribute Voyagers’ Recycled oil out of the Detroit facility and for the newly formed Sovereign Oil out of McCook, IL.
yes tell me more....
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Market un phased - $4-5 next stop? My positions say I agree
Sources say keep adding.......
Expect more from VYGO
CLIK is on the 2% radar and I might pull at VYGO on them
I call em as I see em
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Pure speculation check it.......
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stock: Well here is the lowdown ....
stock: Billionaire Philips Frost is a Forbes billionaire that buy a company or two every year First he sends his boys Glenn Halpryn and Jerry Glauser to take control of the company then Frost comes out with PR himself
stock: GTRY was originally bought by these same 2 guys and then Phillip Frost the billionaire came in.booom the stock went up high Read the PR out yesterday, Glenn was with Phillip when he took over EXEG also. Also check out GRTY, CTSC, MODG, DRJ, when Phillip comes aboard Kaboom Do your DD you will see what Im talking about
stock: So thats the lowdown No hype just the facts ...
Famous Star: I see it
Famous Star: on GTRY
Famous Star: but the liquity is little to none how does Frost make it a big deal?
Famous Star: or is it still coming?
stock: Well i guess since he is a big name and reputation once his name shows booooom
Famous Star: also I don't see Glen or Jerry on CLIK yet as stock: It seems these are all in the process
Famous Star: well regarding GTRY I mean he has over 3 million sahres at $3 which is $9M but there is no liquidy so how is he making cash
Famous Star: so basically your DD says they are getting into CLIK?
stock: That what my DD says plus my bro is very rarely wrong
Agreed if your not happy sell it lol - Honestly the big boards have taken due to the commodity market but I am heavy in TRGD and PZG among others and my crystal ball says both will be dollars in my pocket. Follow the trends........
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Gold's all-time high of $850 at risk
Wed, 12 Apr 2006
Gold's all-time high of $850 per ounce — reached in 1980 — could be "taken out", Gold Fields Mineral Services (GFMS) chairman Philip Klapwijk said at the release of Gold Survey 2006 on Wednesday.
The survey, released by consultancy firm GFMS, was launched in London.
The consultancy feels this bull run would be overwhelmingly driven by investment and the report details the factors that sustained the drive in 2005, and would likely continue to do so moving forward.
Much emphasis was put on the supportive background of unsustainable global economic imbalances, revolving around the twin US deficits.
Boosted by Hurricane Katrina
"Levels safely over $600 are now in our sights and further hefty gains over the next year or two are quite possible - in the right circumstances, the 1980 high of $850 could even be taken out," GFMS chairman Philip Klapwijk said.
But, Klapwijk continued, "investors often look for a reason to jump in and this arrived at end-August in the form of Hurricane Katrina and a rally in the energy complex".
Other key triggers for 2005 were investors' belief that central banks were becoming friendlier to gold and a phase of marked yen weakness which boosted investment in Japan.
For 2006, the chief drivers of investment are expected to remain the high probability of a sharp slowdown in US economic growth and a slide in the dollar.
Tension in the Middle East
Other supportive factors include greater inflationary pressures and political tensions in the Middle East. "The sheer success of investment to date in gold was also thought significant and certainly would not harm another dramatic possibility; a range of new players, pension funds for example, entering the commodities market in general.
"You're playing with fire if you ignore the weight of money argument, looking ahead into 2006. We'd only need to see a tiny slice of mainstream assets diverted into gold, which comparatively is a pretty small market, and the price could really take off," Klapwijk commented.
With the gold price having risen substantially in 2005, the Gold Survey contains a quite surprising statistic - jewellery demand rose by almost 100 tons last year.
The report, however, does stress that this strength was essentially confined to the first half, when price stability and a growing acceptance of prices in the low $400s in conjunction with strong GDP growth in Asia led to a surge in the jewellery sector.
Volatility increased
This was thought to have done much to underpin prices, just at a time when investment was looking somewhat jaded and official sector selling was at its peak.
In the fourth quarter — and into early 2006 — however, marked weakness was noted in countries such as India as the rally got underway and price volatility increased. These swings were also seen in scrap supply, which fell in the first half before surging in the fourth quarter.
Looking ahead, GFMS see physical offtake as an area of concern. Klapwijk cautioned, "from what we've heard for the first few months of this year, we could see jewellery demand slumping back almost 500 tons for the full year. That'd leave jewellery offtake some 400 tons below mine production. That's just not sustainable in the long term".
Mine production up 2%
A part of the reason for this threat is increasing mine production. The Gold Survey notes that this rose by a modest two percent in 2005, thanks largely to new projects in Latin America and recovery in Indonesia, but this growth should pick up to around four percent in 2006 as new mines come on stream or ramp up to full capacity.
The Survey reports that net official sector sales rose by 40 percent to record levels in 2005.
Looking ahead, the report pours cold water on the idea that some of the major East Asian dollar holders could purchase significant quantities of bullion in the short to medium term.
However, it does expect decent levels of buying elsewhere such that non-Central Bank Gold Agreement (CBGA) signatory-countries could swing from a typical position of net sellers of 100 or so tons to modest net buyers.
Gotta get that GOLD
Gold's all-time high of $850 at risk
Wed, 12 Apr 2006
Gold's all-time high of $850 per ounce — reached in 1980 — could be "taken out", Gold Fields Mineral Services (GFMS) chairman Philip Klapwijk said at the release of Gold Survey 2006 on Wednesday.
The survey, released by consultancy firm GFMS, was launched in London.
The consultancy feels this bull run would be overwhelmingly driven by investment and the report details the factors that sustained the drive in 2005, and would likely continue to do so moving forward.
Much emphasis was put on the supportive background of unsustainable global economic imbalances, revolving around the twin US deficits.
Boosted by Hurricane Katrina
"Levels safely over $600 are now in our sights and further hefty gains over the next year or two are quite possible - in the right circumstances, the 1980 high of $850 could even be taken out," GFMS chairman Philip Klapwijk said.
But, Klapwijk continued, "investors often look for a reason to jump in and this arrived at end-August in the form of Hurricane Katrina and a rally in the energy complex".
Other key triggers for 2005 were investors' belief that central banks were becoming friendlier to gold and a phase of marked yen weakness which boosted investment in Japan.
For 2006, the chief drivers of investment are expected to remain the high probability of a sharp slowdown in US economic growth and a slide in the dollar.
Tension in the Middle East
Other supportive factors include greater inflationary pressures and political tensions in the Middle East. "The sheer success of investment to date in gold was also thought significant and certainly would not harm another dramatic possibility; a range of new players, pension funds for example, entering the commodities market in general.
"You're playing with fire if you ignore the weight of money argument, looking ahead into 2006. We'd only need to see a tiny slice of mainstream assets diverted into gold, which comparatively is a pretty small market, and the price could really take off," Klapwijk commented.
With the gold price having risen substantially in 2005, the Gold Survey contains a quite surprising statistic - jewellery demand rose by almost 100 tons last year.
The report, however, does stress that this strength was essentially confined to the first half, when price stability and a growing acceptance of prices in the low $400s in conjunction with strong GDP growth in Asia led to a surge in the jewellery sector.
Volatility increased
This was thought to have done much to underpin prices, just at a time when investment was looking somewhat jaded and official sector selling was at its peak.
In the fourth quarter — and into early 2006 — however, marked weakness was noted in countries such as India as the rally got underway and price volatility increased. These swings were also seen in scrap supply, which fell in the first half before surging in the fourth quarter.
Looking ahead, GFMS see physical offtake as an area of concern. Klapwijk cautioned, "from what we've heard for the first few months of this year, we could see jewellery demand slumping back almost 500 tons for the full year. That'd leave jewellery offtake some 400 tons below mine production. That's just not sustainable in the long term".
Mine production up 2%
A part of the reason for this threat is increasing mine production. The Gold Survey notes that this rose by a modest two percent in 2005, thanks largely to new projects in Latin America and recovery in Indonesia, but this growth should pick up to around four percent in 2006 as new mines come on stream or ramp up to full capacity.
The Survey reports that net official sector sales rose by 40 percent to record levels in 2005.
Looking ahead, the report pours cold water on the idea that some of the major East Asian dollar holders could purchase significant quantities of bullion in the short to medium term.
However, it does expect decent levels of buying elsewhere such that non-Central Bank Gold Agreement (CBGA) signatory-countries could swing from a typical position of net sellers of 100 or so tons to modest net buyers.
word is bond - know this......
Gold's all-time high of $850 at risk
Wed, 12 Apr 2006
Gold's all-time high of $850 per ounce — reached in 1980 — could be "taken out", Gold Fields Mineral Services (GFMS) chairman Philip Klapwijk said at the release of Gold Survey 2006 on Wednesday.
The survey, released by consultancy firm GFMS, was launched in London.
The consultancy feels this bull run would be overwhelmingly driven by investment and the report details the factors that sustained the drive in 2005, and would likely continue to do so moving forward.
Much emphasis was put on the supportive background of unsustainable global economic imbalances, revolving around the twin US deficits.
Boosted by Hurricane Katrina
"Levels safely over $600 are now in our sights and further hefty gains over the next year or two are quite possible - in the right circumstances, the 1980 high of $850 could even be taken out," GFMS chairman Philip Klapwijk said.
But, Klapwijk continued, "investors often look for a reason to jump in and this arrived at end-August in the form of Hurricane Katrina and a rally in the energy complex".
Other key triggers for 2005 were investors' belief that central banks were becoming friendlier to gold and a phase of marked yen weakness which boosted investment in Japan.
For 2006, the chief drivers of investment are expected to remain the high probability of a sharp slowdown in US economic growth and a slide in the dollar.
Tension in the Middle East
Other supportive factors include greater inflationary pressures and political tensions in the Middle East. "The sheer success of investment to date in gold was also thought significant and certainly would not harm another dramatic possibility; a range of new players, pension funds for example, entering the commodities market in general.
"You're playing with fire if you ignore the weight of money argument, looking ahead into 2006. We'd only need to see a tiny slice of mainstream assets diverted into gold, which comparatively is a pretty small market, and the price could really take off," Klapwijk commented.
With the gold price having risen substantially in 2005, the Gold Survey contains a quite surprising statistic - jewellery demand rose by almost 100 tons last year.
The report, however, does stress that this strength was essentially confined to the first half, when price stability and a growing acceptance of prices in the low $400s in conjunction with strong GDP growth in Asia led to a surge in the jewellery sector.
Volatility increased
This was thought to have done much to underpin prices, just at a time when investment was looking somewhat jaded and official sector selling was at its peak.
In the fourth quarter — and into early 2006 — however, marked weakness was noted in countries such as India as the rally got underway and price volatility increased. These swings were also seen in scrap supply, which fell in the first half before surging in the fourth quarter.
Looking ahead, GFMS see physical offtake as an area of concern. Klapwijk cautioned, "from what we've heard for the first few months of this year, we could see jewellery demand slumping back almost 500 tons for the full year. That'd leave jewellery offtake some 400 tons below mine production. That's just not sustainable in the long term".
Mine production up 2%
A part of the reason for this threat is increasing mine production. The Gold Survey notes that this rose by a modest two percent in 2005, thanks largely to new projects in Latin America and recovery in Indonesia, but this growth should pick up to around four percent in 2006 as new mines come on stream or ramp up to full capacity.
The Survey reports that net official sector sales rose by 40 percent to record levels in 2005.
Looking ahead, the report pours cold water on the idea that some of the major East Asian dollar holders could purchase significant quantities of bullion in the short to medium term.
However, it does expect decent levels of buying elsewhere such that non-Central Bank Gold Agreement (CBGA) signatory-countries could swing from a typical position of net sellers of 100 or so tons to modest net buyers.
Look at CLIK rumors say a billionaire is getting involved...
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Does the word Frost mean anything to you?
Rumors hitting on CLIK and the chart doesn't lie........ yet
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DPDW making a jump on HUGE volume
Money for the taking...
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Good to touch a dollar?
word is bond - and word is a run is upon us???
new handles show new players looking at Drake - I tell you what each day I am starting to think this is the one. Word to wise follow the trends............
Will gold hit an all-time high in 2007?
02.02.2007
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Investing in shares may not be suitable for all investors. Seek independent advice if necessary. Fleet Street Publications Ltd. 020 7633 3600Gold bullion price action has been very encouraging, most recently exceeding $650/oz, above which we expect to see a sharp increase in buying. Some time in 2007 last year’s gold price high of $730oz should be tested and if that test is successful, then ‘yes’ it is quite possible that the all-time high of $880oz could be achieved. Whether or not it happens this year remains to be seen, but that it will actually happen at some time in the future, is we think, a dot on the card – a consequence of global liquidity and the lack of fear.
The bull market for gold bullion started in January 2001, since when it has very significantly out-performed the Dow Jones.
Portfolios hold either Black Rock Merrill Lynch Gold & General or Investec Global Gold Fund, these are investments in gold mining shares, which, over time, we expect to gain in value at a ratio to gold bullion of 3:1. As we have posed several times before, just contemplate gold bullion at $880oz and ponder what the value of these investments might then be, we would expect at least 100% up from current levels.
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Gold investments: For a more in-depth look into the outlook for the gold market, see our recent cover story: Why you should hang on to your gold.
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The long term outlook for the gold price is succinctly and eloquently expressed below by John Hathaway of the Torqueville Gold Fund.
“The global bid for physical gold is potentially immense, we believe it will be generated not by ephemeral and flaky speculative interests seeking instant gratification, but rather by the considered action of capital interests with a long-term perspective driven primarily by the desire to convey present day wealth to future generations.”
By John Robson & Andrew Selsby at RH Asset Management Limited, as published in the Onassis Newsletter, a fortnightly newsletter that gives insight into the investment markets.
The excited ones are the ones in the KNOW - my guess the insiders.....
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Honestly - this guy seems pretty straight up has always talked about bigger and better days. But he has "put his money where his mouth is" which not many do on the pennies. After I profit from VYGO I have more to add here
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LOL ok ok so whats moving soros you got a good tip for an honest trader? News after market on VYGO FYI
something is up for sure and my sources say a lot more then meets the eye but for now the eye says...
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Press Release Source: Voyager Petroleum, Inc.
Voyager Petroleum Begins Processing and Filling Orders Out of Laporte, Indiana
Thursday September 27, 7:50 pm ET
HINSDALE, Ill., Sept. 27, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Voyager Petroleum Inc. (OTC BB:VYGO.OB - News) (Frankfurt:DXD.F - News) announced today its subsidiary, Sovereign Oil, Inc., is processing and packaging orders out of a facility in LaPorte, Indiana.
Sebastien DuFort, President of Voyager Petroleum, commented, ``Voyager continues to expand its manufacturing capacity to meet growing purchase orders.''
About Voyager Petroleum
Voyager Petroleum seeks to acquire reputable middle-market petroleum-based lubricant companies that refine, blend, bottle, and distribute to the automotive and manufacturing after-market with established regional distribution channels and experienced management that would recognize increased revenue and significant cost savings from an injection of working capital, wider distribution, or vertical integration.
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This press release contains forward-looking statements, which represent the Company's expectations or beliefs, including, but not limited to, statements concerning plans, growth and strategies, which include, without limitation, statements preceded or followed by or that include the words may, will, expect, anticipate, intend, could, estimate, or continue or the negative or other variations thereof or comparable terminology. Any statements contained in this press release that are not statements of historical fact may be deemed to be forward-looking statements. These statements by their nature involve substantial risks and uncertainties, some of which are beyond the Company's control, and actual results.
Contact:
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Investor Relations Inquires
Jelena Popovic
866-483-7772
vygo@prominencemediacorp.com
Summit Financial Partners, LLC
Investor Relations Inquiries
Anthony D. Altavilla, President
317-218-0204
Regarding Nuclear I totally agree - China amoung others will increase demand substaintially! All in all BHP is a steal at these prices IMO.
I am in lots of other commodity stocks too check my profile if interested up big on many.
LOL actually that was in St Tropez two weeks ago but I will back from France in a week or two to home turf LA. I always am around beautiful women so join anytime!
After going as big as 50% and ending 21% I really can't complain average price .06.
Just out
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Press Release Source: Voyager Petroleum, Inc.
Voyager Petroleum Begins Processing and Filling Orders Out of Laporte, Indiana
Thursday September 27, 7:50 pm ET
HINSDALE, Ill., Sept. 27, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Voyager Petroleum Inc. (OTC BB:VYGO.OB - News) (Frankfurt:DXD.F - News) announced today its subsidiary, Sovereign Oil, Inc., is processing and packaging orders out of a facility in LaPorte, Indiana.
Sebastien DuFort, President of Voyager Petroleum, commented, ``Voyager continues to expand its manufacturing capacity to meet growing purchase orders.''
About Voyager Petroleum
Voyager Petroleum seeks to acquire reputable middle-market petroleum-based lubricant companies that refine, blend, bottle, and distribute to the automotive and manufacturing after-market with established regional distribution channels and experienced management that would recognize increased revenue and significant cost savings from an injection of working capital, wider distribution, or vertical integration.
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Contact:
Prominence Media Corporation
Investor Relations Inquires
Jelena Popovic
866-483-7772
vygo@prominencemediacorp.com
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Investor Relations Inquiries
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317-218-0204
been loaded in both =) Check this out!
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Press Release Source: Voyager Petroleum, Inc.
Voyager Petroleum Begins Processing and Filling Orders Out of Laporte, Indiana
Thursday September 27, 7:50 pm ET
HINSDALE, Ill., Sept. 27, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Voyager Petroleum Inc. (OTC BB:VYGO.OB - News) (Frankfurt:DXD.F - News) announced today its subsidiary, Sovereign Oil, Inc., is processing and packaging orders out of a facility in LaPorte, Indiana.
Sebastien DuFort, President of Voyager Petroleum, commented, ``Voyager continues to expand its manufacturing capacity to meet growing purchase orders.''
About Voyager Petroleum
Voyager Petroleum seeks to acquire reputable middle-market petroleum-based lubricant companies that refine, blend, bottle, and distribute to the automotive and manufacturing after-market with established regional distribution channels and experienced management that would recognize increased revenue and significant cost savings from an injection of working capital, wider distribution, or vertical integration.
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Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements, which represent the Company's expectations or beliefs, including, but not limited to, statements concerning plans, growth and strategies, which include, without limitation, statements preceded or followed by or that include the words may, will, expect, anticipate, intend, could, estimate, or continue or the negative or other variations thereof or comparable terminology. Any statements contained in this press release that are not statements of historical fact may be deemed to be forward-looking statements. These statements by their nature involve substantial risks and uncertainties, some of which are beyond the Company's control, and actual results.
Contact:
Prominence Media Corporation
Investor Relations Inquires
Jelena Popovic
866-483-7772
vygo@prominencemediacorp.com
Summit Financial Partners, LLC
Investor Relations Inquiries
Anthony D. Altavilla, President
317-218-0204
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More DD from recent report
Voyager's strategy is to identify companies with established wholesale and third party labeled products, regional distribution channels and seasoned management that would recognize increased revenue and/or significant cost savings from an injection of working capital, wider distribution, or vertical integration. A key focus for their company is to identify environmentally conscious products and methods of processing.
Voyager also intends to look for higher end products that offer premium pricing, reclaimed products that might offer discounted pricing power, or other products that fill an established
niche in the market. Management seeks companies that have established sales pipelines and unmet demands that would be met if provided with greater resources or a better cost structure for raw material acquisition or product distribution. Voyager strives to work with experienced
managers that have existing distributor/sales relationships that can be leveraged as well as companies with workable balance sheets that can be restructured for greater long-term
profitability.
Petroleum lubricant products include grease, fluids or other oil based products used for engine
oils, hydraulic fluids, metal working fluids or other purposes. The lubricant market includes refiners, re-refiners, bottlers, blenders, and distributors. The US consumes over 50% of the total global supply petroleum based lubricants which is estimated at over $19 billion. The top half of the re-refined oil market is controlled by larger players including by Safety Clean and Evergreen but it is estimated that more than 200 blending and distribution companies participate in the US regional markets. The largest end users are industrial manufacturers and automotive users.
Product outlets include bulk wholesalers, retailers, discount chains,non-auto retailers and manufacturers.
One of the Company’s core missions is to identify environmentally conscious businesses
and methods of processing. In addition to recycled oil, the company plans to market recycled
anti-freeze and other eco-friendly products. The Voyager management team has aggressively
pursued this new strategy by finalizing a contract to purchase a new reclamation facility, bringing on new and experienced management, as well signing a $4m purchase order to deliver oil.