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"...all ng wells decline a lot in the first year. "
I'm going to have to respectfully disagree with that glib generality. Some do, but assuredly not "all". A gas well declines at a rate dependent on enough different variables that there is no stereotype one can apply.
There isn't enough Thorazine in the whole world to deliver the necessary therapeutic effect.
I don't doubt, Mr. 'Fly, that your expectations of something substantial happening soon were and are sincere, but unfortunately the chart
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=INXR&p=D&yr=0&mn=6&dy=0&id=p01361872565
is telling us in no uncertain terms that whatever window of opportunity you have been counting on is slamming shut with frightening rapidity.
Dual-completions - oil and gas - are done every day. A true dual-completion produces oil from one formation horizon and gas from another, entirely separate formation horizon.
As you might expect, they're more difficult than a single-zone completion and also come with exponentially more risk, since each formation has to be dealt with on its own terms, yet all down the same bore hole.
But if two separate zones in a well are each showing sufficient promise, a dual-completion can bring extra rewards for having drilled just that one hole.
ala,
I'm sure you've heard the expression,
"Necessity is the mother of invention."
right?
So, your "... someday in future" is probably closer than many, if not most, think.
As for calling it a "secret", there are secrets and there are secrets. This whole piece was written from the perspective of this fellow wanting to sell subscriptions, and as someone with lots of years of copywriting I can tell you the word "secret" is simply one of the favourite "buzz words" of anybody wanting to sell something... anything. Human nature is what it is; people love to think - or delude themselves, really - that they're being let in on some crucial piece of information that will give them some advantange over everyone else.
No, it isn't a secret in the strict definition of that word; it is, however, out of the mainstream of consciousness for probably 99% of the American population, which for operational purposes probably qualifies it as an "open secret", which can often be almost as good as a real secret. Like Yogi Berra said in that AFLAC commercial... "And they give you cash... which is almost as good as money!"
The wake-up call will be at $100-a-barrel oil, coming soon to a delivery point near you.
Overhearing a conversation as a casual bystander - or in this case, byflyer - does not put one under the purview of the insider trading laws.
The word for such an occasion is: serendipity.
They cut this deal
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/051020/098568.html
and it has yet to come to anything resembling fruition, but it did occur, and as I suggested in my previous post, Franklin has had other, far more important, fish to fry in the interim, so I'm not pointing fingers or ascribing blame because nothing has happened - so far.
This is how I happened to learn about IHDR, from this PR. And if their EC V works as advertised, Franklin in Bolivia would be a great place for some "real-world" field-testing of this thing.
Everyone at Franklin has been focused on the silver and the gas; but now that they have some "breathing room", it would behoove the IHDR folks to "prime the pump" by offering to assist Franklin in any reasonable way they could to get one of the EC V's running in a real-world, off-the-grid situation such as there in Bolivia.
There would be no better place for a "proof-of-concept" beta test for the EC V than what Franklin could offer.
Oh yeah! As they say at the track,
"The fix is in."
Unquestionably, the most amazing "dance" on L2 I've seen in quite some time. Like two prize-fighters stalking each other in the ring, each trying to get in the first blow, but not sure how to go about it.
Somebody's going out on a stretcher, though.
Yes, they're definitely "desking" orders; but they can play that game for only so long.
Building a bid-side slingshot.
This is the only "side" I'm on, howie
"All that is required for evil to triumph is for good to do nothing".
-Edmund Burke-
"level_playing_field": EVERY post TOS'able.
It isn't necessary to suffer these pixilated posting pestilences.
TOS early, TOS often, TOS relentlessly!
Chart says
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=BIGN&p=D&yr=0&mn=6&dy=0&id=p11743655815
it's loaded and ready to go.
If they can get it to produce a steady 250MCF/day, it'll mean about $500/day net income based on their 57% interest in wells on the lease.
Establishing some revenue is good.
One more "shake" before the final-hour festivities.
UBSS and ETRD need shares desperately, but they're both trying to play coy about it.
Actually, the chart is looking pretty good; notice how most of the oscillator indicators are making positive divergences against the declining price. Notice also how CMF has just turned green, and if it can stay that way through the end of the week, a tradeable bottom may be at hand.
The Favoured Few always know first; but they always tip their hand, all one has to do is watch for the clues.
40 million volume today will raise the "Volume Alert" flags on the quote streamers.
Those 2 MM's still sitting "stale" @ $.015 are about to get a nasty wake-up call.
Run JEFF run! Run VERT run!
NITE and DOMS are tag-teaming the ask trying to keep the lid on.
Appears they're going to try to defend $.015, for how long remains to be seen.
Light the cans!
Looks as though the usual Favoured Few have gotten word the deal is done.
With all due respect, Mr. 'Fly, it would appear that whatever "catalyst" you're anticipating so as to cause the sudden, rapid price increase you're expecting is still some days away
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=INXR&p=D&yr=0&mn=6&dy=0&id=p00807233706
Perhaps, in the meantime, there are other, more fertile fields to be plowed, c'est nes pas?
$60,000 sale! Two units!
http://biz.yahoo.com/pz/060816/103919.html
Great job; thanks for the on-the-spot point of view. How long is that "spike coming off that runs into the building"? In other words, off what appears to be a "mainline" running essentially north-and-south there through Nashua, how many tank cars at one time might conceivably be parked on the "spike" for loading purposes?
Thanks for any insight. It will be useful to know how many tank cars they could load at once.
Nice map of the Guilford Rail - now Pan Am Railways - system:
http://www.guilfordrail.com/Maps/map.htm
The proximity to a rail line was one of the major reasons for choosing this site. That said, one wonders if this rail line has the capacity to handle a "unit train" of tank cars, once production begins and transport. Any one know the operator of that rail line?
update: never mind, it appears to be "Springfield Terminal". Ok, next item is finding out with what "trunk line" railroad Springfield Terminal interconnects.
update 2:
Springfield Terminal Railroad appears to be part of "Pan Am Railways" which until March of this year, 2006, was known as "Guilford Rail".
We'll agree to disagree, then, and let events prove which of us is correct.
Thank you
I don't have Pink L2; are they the only one sitting @ $.0005? And how many are up to bat if they run?
It's a high-risk / high-reward speculation; the risk is not whether there is silver in the mines or a market for the GTL diesel. The risk is 90% a political one; in this case Senor Morales, what thoughts go on in his mind, and what events will or won't transpire because of those thoughts.
Simple as that.
Very strong, did you notice they raised the bid 3 times - $.0093, $.0094, and $.0095 after the last sale had been $.0092 and no one was the least bit interested in hitting those bids? Not even the flippers who'd been buying in the $.0080's.
The "Deal" - whatever it is - may be upon us.
The "photography windfall" is quite simply a myth, perpetuated by the Kodak's and other big silver users of the world. Any reduction of silver consumption by not going into traditional photographic film is more than offset by the explosion in demand for finished prints from digital cameras. For some reason, people never seem to understand that photographic prints also require silver, and huge amounts of it.
As of COB yesterday, it was back over 100 million, but just barely:
Silver Warehouse Stocks
Troy Ounce as of close of business: 08/08/2006
Totals
Total Registered 43638704 0 906116 -906116 0 42732588
Total Eligible 57442481 599522 0 596568 0 58039049
Combined Total 101081185 599522 906116 -309548 0 100771637
Delays are a common, everyday occurrence in the oil field. Murphy loves oil fields.
This post is being written in invisible pixels that only YOU can view with special holographic eyeglasses, since you may have noticed there is great angst and anxiety that I am "cluttering" the board with my messages of concern, so that is why I have not responded, until now. I see you may have missed this post of mine
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=12543888
which answers the question you raise.
Feel free to communicate at my e-mail address of record.
I concur wholeheartedly!