KEEPA KNOCKIN BUT CHA CANT COME IN
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yep you got it bubba LOL
yea except it will fall 60% today then stay there until it folds LOL
sure bubba... wait and see when market opens LOL
let the market open and see how far this space monkey rolls.. LOL
just wait and see how this performs today.. LOL
so, that means next to nothing LOL
this figures are unaudited
this thing is mighty iffy,, it maybe be good for a quick get in and out deal.. but as far as being a big money maker,,,, i just don't see it... looks more like a an investors cash drainer
no financials since 2013
is this another pump and dump fiasco in the making?
Now look into your magical diamond encrusted stock charts and figure out what BAA will dish out in 2016 LOL hahahahaha
LOL funny
yes indeed..... LOL the mooses just decided to move on to higher ground before winter LOL
banro 2016 where will it be? where is my crystal ball LOL
well spend those juicy profits well guys.. LOL basically all mining stocks are dragging the ground now for whatever reason, BK here then another BK there and in the making in between. will things ever get back to normal.. yikes
$5 down and $30 per week for 10,000 weeks LOL
next it will be the end of 2020 LOL
going back to the teens again?? wow.....
that was a tragic ending..... i was in there too LOL but not nearly with that amount of cash LOL wow,,,,,with that much i would tell my boss to cram it up his tail hole so deep that it would take a team of plumbers several days to unclog his drain.. LOL
theres a lot of stress on gold stocks now,,, its so unreal $10 stocks now trading for small cents. $50 stocks trading for $5... its crazy.... then there are the bankruptcies running rapid..
because you are rolling in cash and I have none LOL hehehehe
well gee mister.... I'm jellis LOL
so with that being said,, i would rather dump money into a bankruptcy than this LOL
and further more, I'm looking at their financial statements,, and they look very lame too
why is the on the QB and not the NYSE< ASE< NASD?
if that happens boi will i be surprised.. LOL its just something about stocks on the QB board
this stock is very iffy lol
yes thats what I'm thinking too LOL
well those will surely do the job good grief lol
dang thats hefty order there... those volvo trucks are the best. and those cats
never mind... this just looks suspect to me.. especially when i realize my car was stolen in this exact area of downtown atlanta. LOL
why would you buy at .25 then sell at .25 what sense does that make LOL
NOT IMPRESSED... LOL
was but not now.. LOL
How long trading of
under $1
before it will be
demoted down
to a cheaper cereal
brand.. LOL
Like pink sheets
and not the
expensive kind.
or is $10 pps lurking
in the midst? waiting to
jump out
and say moo ha ha ha !!
i hear johnson's powder is good for those bargains. LOL
LOL hush,,, bounce? how bout a mouse step LOL
In court papers, the company listed assets of about $2.5 billion and total liabilities of $2.9 billion, including $1.15 billion in unsecured debt.
Sabine owes $1 billion to a group of lenders led by Wells Fargo Bank, while lenders led by Bank of America are owed $700 million in second-lien debt. Sabine also owes $350 million under unsecured notes due in 2017, $577 million in notes due 2019 and about $222 million in notes due 2020.
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Last month, Sabine missed a $21 million interest payment on its senior bonds and decided to exercise a 30-day grace period while it negotiated with creditors. That grace period expired Wednesday. Sabine had missed another interest payment on its second-lien loan in April.
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Last year, Sabine combined with Forest Oil Corp. in an all-stock transaction that gave Sabine investors a 73.5% stake in the combined company. It is currently involved in litigation related to that acquisition, which could complicate its path through bankruptcy.
The Houston-based company explores and develops onshore oil and gas properties in Texas and Louisiana. The company operates or has interests in more than 2,000 production sites and employs 165 full-time workers, court papers show.
Sabine said it expects to keep its doors open while in bankruptcy, supported by existing cash and revenue from ongoing operations. The company, which will make it first appearance in bankruptcy court Thursday, has already asked Judge Shelley Chapman for permission to continue to access its bank accounts, pay employees and otherwise maintain its routine operations.