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Sent him an email let me dig in and I'll get back to you
That's what I anticipated that's why Bill is not
compelled to respond.
Let me reach out to the attorney and I will call you
Jason I will buy back the preffered from Bill
directly for $20,000 and then claw back everything
Then you can spin out
How's that sound?
I suspect Shelly muddied this up too much for him to deal with.
Give him a a call I'll go by his office with a cashiers check.
This gets him off the hook and we get on with it.
Any spin out will have to be pre-approved by my council.
Don't get the comparison
HIIT holders are holders
not sellers...in fact any selling has been on lite volume
QUES is tech and it's tech season
10 months of selling should have cleaned out the old
peeps IMO so that leaves me with my assumptions
If
It's creating a solid base I don't care long term
will add above .70
Some one is shorting this stock
makes me scratch my head that this could be
a good thing hmmm
bought more today
Asset value now exceeds market cap
Sitting at 200 Day MVA
might be time to go shopping for more
near term.
No change in guidance means HUGE Q4
R & D expenses on EVAP and RECYCLE are done
good for the bottom line
Brent just said it's coming
sounds like
very soon
"Break even rates down to $55 BBL in the regions we serve"
"We see No reduction in rig counts and operators reluctant to give
up production out of fear of loosing rigs as the market is so tight."
Brents Nat gas comments
"we are experiencing a ramp in our growth in the second half of 2014 including increased market share in the natural gas section of the Barnett Shale for re-completions and re-fracs that should mark a record year," Mulliniks concluded.
I agree with you: Romney said Russia and
Putin were our greatest threat but our naive leader
is clueless.
Now we are back to the "Cold War Policies
from the 80's." He and his liberal friends scoff at.
Reagan broke them and China's not going to save him.
China will simply exploit his desparation and assets.
I predict a ..."terrorist"... will disrupt production some where in an attempt
to spike prices. This will shine the light back on the USA and it's secure production.
Earnings look great and looking better for Q4
All JMO's of course
HAL buying Baker Hughes
your thesis of merging ENSV and HIIT makes sense
as their services are in different segments and regions
HAL could then buy it all make me very happy
magic 8 ball says "this is possible"....ha
Take a look at EGTK building plant in Vermont
permits in hand.
tech already generates 10 million in sales in Europe and U.S
operations under way by Spring
Patened technology
Legitimate management team
It's a penny stock so a gamble but has good long term
potential. Penny stocks are all about potential
Sounds kinda like USFF dream but nothin like it They're doing it.
http://energtek.com
SP bottom turn on light volume earnings coming out and
profits in Q4
Still very long HIIT
business is still booming in Eagleford and Permian
our growth hub
New website looks sharp
http://energtek.com
VMT permits in place
got a lot, will buy more
if plant funding closes
or sales announced
Terms are much better SP should reflect
value by years end
or girl
maybe seller boy is done bid looks better
Furgeson will soon high light the need for more TASR products
I followed SE here and couldn't get upset that things turned
against him it happens. I know he made strong efforts to right the ship
I was a bit upset that management didn't appear to be cooperative but then again
what do we really know this is a Penny stock after all.
Hope things turn out well n we go long, if not life goes on.
Thanks for the heads up
Howz the Organic milk sales to Asia....lol
Bill your so full of gas
New target .0001
It was lights out long ago
More buyers than sellers
It goes up. Open doesn't matter.
and If SE put his magic to it
We will buy more
Honor is a rare thing in the business world
and next to never in penny land.
Should be interesting to watch unfold.
What a bunch of jokers, my god is the world just full of
misfits!
Look just buy back the Preffered shares and roll out through ADIA shell.
You keep saying you want to make old PIVX share holders whole?
Then spin out what ever you like.
Shelly is what Shelly is and Bill is likely the same. The OTCBB is full of
fools like this that can't perform.
What a mess, sheesh
Ruble collapsed 2.5% this AM as Putin
will no longer support the Ruble they are bleeding money
and $50 oil chatter has to be scaring the you know what out of him.
Romney was Right but we needed a Cool Prez
Country waking up last night I suspect New Senate will be oil friendly
which is good for biz and HIIT, we still import 4 million barrels a day
I want to see zero!
Saudies cut U.S. oil prices while increasing price to Europe and Asia
I don't think it's designed to hurt us, I believe it's to set the price of oil lower going into
winter so Putin's Ruble collapses. Dollar is soaring I think it's a currency war
by proxy. The global demand still expected tp grow by 2% this year.
Putin started making threats and oil literally collapsed.
It's never what we think it is.
Lower oil will also spur global growth which will result in higher consumption.
My prediction: We will see a disruption some where. Putin will role out his minions, watch.
Missed the .41's was sleeping at he wheel.
Helps if you place the order
Interesting comments from the author of The Frackers
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/oil-prices-are-dropping-but-the-fracking-revolution-has-just-begun-163612177.html
I like .41's as well
might move up a couple pennies tomorrow
bottom of a 9 month channel either breaks out
or blows up......Profound, right
fundamentals indicate the former not the later
confidence in management takes time too many
turkeys out there to dodge. I share your concerns
we shall see
Calls for $100-a-Barrel Oil Show Many Betting on Rebound
Bloomberg By Rupert Rowling
2 hours ago
For all the noise about oil's collapse, the market is saying not that much has really changed: Higher prices will be back soon enough because the current slowdown in demand growth will prove fleeting.
While Brent crude for next month delivery has fallen 25 percent since June to $86.03 a barrel yesterday, the price for 2020 contracts was down less than one-fourth that to $91.53.
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Today's prices can't "be considered the new normal, or at least not yet," Paul Horsnell, head of commodities research at Standard Chartered Plc in London, said by e-mail yesterday. "The back end of the curve does seem happier above $90."
Global consumption will grow to 99 million barrels a day in 2019 from 92.8 million this year, according to the Paris-based International Energy Agency. While the U.S. is producing the most oil since 1985 as it taps shale-rock formations and OPEC production grew at the fastest rate in 13 months in September, future demand will require supply from areas with high costs, such as the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico or the Arctic.
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Prices may rebound well before 2020. Brent, the global benchmark, will climb to as much as $100 a barrel next year, according to Sanford C. Bernstein & Co., Standard Chartered and Barclays Plc.
WTI for December delivery rose 1 percent to $82.20 a barrel today on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Brent added 1.3 percent to $87.12 on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange.
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Production Slowdown
Current prices are low enough to slow some drilling for shale oil in the U.S., according to Standard Chartered. Growth from Canada's oil sands or the Arctic will also be impaired at these levels, Bernstein said. A lack of new sources of supply would eventually drive prices up until exploration becomes profitable again, according to Eugen Weinberg, head of commodities research at Commerzbank AG.
"We don't see a sustained period of oil below $100 a barrel due to the high marginal cost in some key areas," Iain Pyle, a London-based oil and gas analyst at Bernstein, said by e-mail Oct. 21. "We'd expect production to be cut back. Investments in future developments will be canceled."
As much as 50 percent of so-called tight oil output from shale rock formations is at risk at current prices, OPEC Secretary-General Abdalla El-Badri said today in London. Shale oil drillers will be hurt by the fall in crude prices before members of OPEC because their costs are higher, he added.
Brent crude is in a bear market as global demand growth slows while threats to supply in Iraq and Libya recede. Consumption will increase this year at the slowest pace since 2009, the IEA said Oct. 14. Oil for delivery at the end of the decade is now about $5 a barrel more expensive than front-month futures, compared with $18 cheaper in June.
Marginal Costs
Marginal production costs -- the price level needed to make enough new projects profitable to meet future demand -- are responsible for the resilience of later-year Brent prices, according to BNP Paribas.
"The back-end remains anchored while the front comes off," Harry Tchilinguirian, BNP Paribas's London-based head of commodity markets strategy, said by phone on Oct. 20. "The back-end stands around the marginal cost of production and there is no indication why that marginal cost would change."
Companies have ventured farther and drilled deeper to satisfy rising demand over the past decade, increasing the marginal cost of a barrel to $107 last year from $30 in 2001, according to Bernstein, a consulting firm that studies the financing of individual oil fields globally.
Slower Drilling
The drop in oil prices has led to about 22 projects being canceled this year, principally in Canada and the Arctic, Miswin Mahesh, a commodities analyst at Barclays, said by e-mail yesterday. Total SA said in May it would delay the final investment decision at its Joslyn oil-sands project in Alberta, Canada, because costs were too high. Statoil ASA last month postponed work on its Corner field project in the same province for at least three years.
Oil hasn't fallen low enough to affect future supplies, according to Jason Kenney, European head of oil and gas equity research at Banco Santander SA. If Brent stays near $85 a barrel into the long-term and West Texas Intermediate, the U.S. benchmark, holds at about $80, oil companies would still have enough incentive to invest in new projects, he said.
U.S. shale-oil producers don't have to halt drilling to reduce future output, and even a slowdown in activity would have an effect, according to Standard Chartered.
"Production will fall even without shut-ins as the decline rate is enormous on fields of shale after the first two months," Horsnell said.
Goldman's View
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said the slowdown will take time, with Brent hitting a bottom of $80 a barrel in the second quarter of 2015, then rising to $90 in 2016 as U.S. production growth is reduced, according to a research note Oct. 27. The bank cut its 2015 first-quarter and second-half forecasts for Brent and WTI by $15 a barrel to $85 and $75 respectively.
Standard Chartered expects a faster rebound, predicting Brent will average $105 a barrel next year and $115 in 2016. Bernstein forecasts an average Brent price of $104 a barrel next year, rising to $110 in 2016.
"Long-term marginal costs in oil production are well over $100 a barrel," the Barclays research team including Mahesh said in a note yesterday. "It seems extremely unlikely that oil prices will remain below $100 for very long."
(An earlier version of this story corrected Standard Chartered's Brent price forecast in the 19th paragraph.)
To contact the reporter on this story: Rupert Rowling in London at rrowling@bloomberg.net
Things are rarely as they seem
Hey what you call attractive
well... I'll just stop there...lol
picked up a few more QUES, hope she cleans up nice.
"fought Devon Energy (and won!)"
Bring on the profits.
That you buying Dr.M
That was fun out
0r die
In $1.04
Your SG on a mini tare, nice....HIIT 200 day MVA
crossed .70 time to move up n stay in trips
IMO
So T Boone Pickens thinks we will fuel up
in our garages. ANG tech needs to advance to autos tanks.
The winner here would be massive.
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/power-players-abc-news/pumping-for-change-the-oracle-of-oil-t-boone-pickens-on-low-gas-prices-and-keeping-it-that-way-114208791.html