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That doesn't automatically equate to profit.
I've "frac'd" some of those wells when Marathon owned them. Keep in mind that the coal bed methane competes with gas that is of higher quality and quantity.
Have a friend who was on well this last week in ND. 400-500 barrels oil a day with an mcf of high quality gas per barrel. It is a well that typically runs $700,000+ to complete.
I know for a fact that many good wells are closed in in the Powder River Basin due to the gas price being at or below the cost of production.
With coal, do not forget about coal gasification. The technology is evolving to where that is becoming more and more feasible all the time. It's also a very clean process.
Also with coal, keep in mind that it being "dirty" is more myth than reality. In the new coal fired power plants, there is very little emission (relatively speaking) issues UNLESS an unscheduled shut down occurs.
Also keep in mind that most quality energy plays do not go public in the beginning. Legit energy plays do not have much trouble attracting private investors when there is profit to be made. Many private companies own larger fields than that of HPGS.
IF HPGS is legit- they should offer a dividend to shareholders along with quarterly profit reports. Do that and the price will rise IMO.
Off to the Elk Basin area of Wyoming to look at a couple wells and compressor issue. GL
Do ya think a good bounce play could happen for a flipping opportunity? I may try a flip play the next couple days and pick some up at open.
How much is HPGS expected to lower cost of production? The Big Cat Tool isn't new.
What will the target price of production be per mcf, approximate, and how much will it be sold for?
If there is a legit profit and is not a company designed for share dilution etc.. will there be a dividend?
I agree that the long term future for natural gas is promising. The short term is not. Look at what is being produced and what is currently in storage.
Factor in the Powder River Basin gas averaging a ballpark of $1 less an mcf than the Henry Hub reporting price. Factor in the higher cost of production, weaker dollar etc... and the short term picture is a tough market IMO.
We came off of a cold winter and natural gas reserves weren't pulled down very much. Until manufacturing comes back the natural gas picture will continue to be marginal IMO.
Have you considered why Huber wants rid of the field and why Marathon wanted rid of their field? HPGS will use the same pipelines, transportation companies (One OKE aka Bear Paw and WBI/Bitter Creek) and will be selling to the same set of customers as did Huber and Marathon.
What is HPGS going to do to make it profitable that Huber and Marathon couldn't?
I have my position in this as a lotto play. I'm also familiar with the field that was bought as well as the Powder River Basin gas.
My question to you is- why is this a strong buy?
From there- I'm puzzled as to why so many equate the Huber deal as potential profits??!!
Natural gas- specifically coal bed methane is on it's ?@%! Not much money in old fields IMO.
It is looking good! I honestly expect a few minor retractions of the price but do believe that $25 will be tested in the next few months.
In my opinion only, I think that if the $25 can hold for a bit we'll see a bottom form around $20-$21 and $27 may be seen before the year is done.
All "potential" –adjective
1.possible, as opposed to actual lol
I picked up a few more shares and will add if it dips to $18.50 or less. For now, going to ride it out.
It was a bit of a "hoakie" deal from the start but the water was a problematic issue.
The Big Cat approach was intriguing but not a new concept. I do know that they had the "tool" in the Marathon field but I could not find a well with it in use.
HPGS bought the Marathon field and I believe there will be some pumping going on between HPGS as well as BCTE.
With gas prices in the dumps- it may be hard for them to get much action going. The profits in the methane biz are currently minimal to none. Old fields especially aren't turning huge net profits.
I heard a rumor that Mark Hettinger from HPGS was given a fair amount of shares to sit on the BCTE board.
If possible they'll create some runs to create cash flow. A person may be able to ride along and grab some green.
I'm in HPGS and if things start popping there I may try some BCTE as a lotto play. It's possible that they create some "buzz" around HPGS and follow it up with an illusion of revenues for BCTE. Sure they'll make the money but I'm not against riding the tide. I kinda enjoy speculating on a few lotto plays from time to time but will not make them into something I believe they are not.
Heading over to the big gas show in Gillette today. I'm curious to see if BCTE has a booth. I'll be out tonight with some people from Knoxville and Houston but will let you know if BCTE is at the show or not.
Do you think we've hit the solid bottom yet? If this economy and world events continues as it looks it will- I'm really liking my SWC position as well as GG.
I may add another decent block of shares of SWC and GG this week. In my opinion they are as strong as anything out there.
Spooky markets!!
*Put a 33 1/2 round NSCR catalyst element in a compressor engine this morning (3 way catalyst for a rich burn engine). Platinum only formula and it reduced emissions significantly better than a palladium blend we had tried before. The platinum blend vs blends with palladium sure seem to have longer life with better emission reductions. The palladium doesn't appear to be handling the sulfurs in the exhaust as well and also doesn't appear to be reducing the formaldehyde as well.
Palladium does seem to do well on the CO reduction. We are going to try a few different brands in the near future to ensure it's not a flaw in a particular manufactures process. (The coating of the precious metals onto the catalyst).
GL
It is a company with a legit producing field but I'm sure not playing it as a solid long play lol. Too many variables against it- at this point.
The guys running things are dang sure going to get paid. If it turns a profit- all the better for them I suppose.
I played this as a lotto play and missed cashing out on the last run. Too greedy lol. I was looking to dump into another green day on Monday but missed it!!!
Regardless of the debate money will be made on the swings. Hopefully I don't miss the next profit run!!!
GLTA
Volume up and green green green!! Looking forward to taking some profit out of this play!! GLTA
PD, platinum, gold and silver are all setting up for some nice runs through the next few months in my opinion.
I've been working with some large catalyst element systems. To date, I'm not seeing as good of results with the PD blends vs the platinum blends.
PD isn't handling the sulfurs as well at low temps, is showing a shorter life cycle and isn't performing as well on the formaldehyde curve. The formaldehyde in the exhaust stream is getting some stringent attention.
At any rate, I believe that SWC is set up to have a solid year and I think that we'll see the highs towards the upper $20's per share.
Hard to tell for sure and I may be reading more into it lol. I've been trying to study up on the markets during the 1930's as well as current conditions (globally).
GL
HPGS shorting? On another thought- I don't think that HPGS is being overly attacked by naked short selling. In my opinion- the volume of shares trading isn't there.
Don't forget that coal bed methane is a lower priced gas than that of the Henry Hub reporting price. In other words- not a currently profitable scenario.
In the same areas as the Huber Fields, Fidelity E&P has a minimal drilling program for 2011. Fidelity is also pushing as little gas to market as possible.
While doing your DD on this company- research the production of other companies in the area as well as their proposed drilling plans for 2011. IE- Anadarko, Yates, Fidelity, Bill Barret etc... The info is there if you are willing to look for it.
The money simply is not in it. Will it be? I believe natural gas is a strong component of our energy future. Coal bed methane will follow.
To be honest about the immediate future of the natural gas price a person has to look at what drives the price of natural gas. Many people incorrectly look at cold winters.
As a nation, we experienced a very cold weather. Consider the winter we had and the devaluing of the dollar natural gas has not responded.
Industrial usage of natural gas is the single largest driver of the price of natural gas. IE- steel production. I don't think anyone thinks that the industrial market is going to have any significant growth anytime soon. That being said- natural gas prices most likely won't be seeing any large jumps in the immediate future.
Production costs are up and government policies are not encouraging gas production.
Penny stock energy companies like HPGS are unlikely to see any significant returns or growth through this year, unless our national economic picture changes drastically. If HPGS can stay in the black and chug along I think that will be a good sign in itself.
Considering the Huber deal- perhaps landowner issues can be a hangup? Not saying- just saying.
*Just drove by HPGS's office this morning while traveling to my office.
GLTA and I am letting this lotto play ride for now. No more averaging down for me, at this time.
I'm hoping that a solid bottom will be built around the $18-19 range.
I'm looking for SWC to be testing $27+ within the year. In my opinion, if it starts running fairly strong I believe that the $21 range could become a solid bottom.
The global economy could be the wild card with PD in my opinion. While PD's availability is less than that of gold or silver peoples emotional state tends to side with gold and silver during tough times.
In my opinion, the rarity of PD combined with the practical use of PD have it undervalued when compared to gold and silver. Either that or gold and silver are overvalued lol.
Hard to say lol but I'm expecting good things from SWC and GG this year.
*In the great depression it's my understanding that legit precious metal producers out performed the holding of actual precious metals by 100-300%.
SWC has been a good solid play IMO. It has some decent runs, pulls back but is pretty consistent. Good stock to be long in as well as playing some momo plays IMO.
You could be right about the price dropping back. IMO- if the gov comes up with the illusion the US dollar and foreign currencies are strengthening, the commodities markets will come into a down trend.
If current prices of commodities can maintain I believe they'll flounder around for a couple weeks before running again.
A big struggle going on in the commodities markets- especially in the precious metal markets IMO.
The great thing about palladium is the practical uses. I've been picking up quite a few LARGE catalyst elements for cores and replacing them with new.
*Was in Billings Sat. Had to take a different route home with all the flooding. Made a 3 1/2 drive turn into 7. What a mess the weather has caused around the country!!
I've been reading similar type articles. I've also been reading up on the positions of the power house financial institutions that have went short on silver.
Interesting stuff for sure!!
A couple days ago I was watching the Fox propaganda news/financial reports. *I'm a conservative but not an ostrich with my head in the sand
Right after I read about some of the major financial institutions being short on silver, the Fox Biz bimbo did a story on how gold and copper should be good plays. She made a point that silver was not going to be strong like gold and copper lol.
I've been reading similar type articles. I've also been reading up on the positions of the power house financial institutions that have went short on silver.
Interesting stuff for sure!!
A couple days ago I was watching the Fox propaganda news/financial reports. *I'm a conservative but not an ostrich with my head in the sand
Right after I read about some of the major financial institutions being short on silver, the Fox Biz bimbo did a story on how gold and copper should be good plays. She made a point that silver was not going to be strong like gold and copper lol.
Averaged down and going to ride it out for awhile. Do you think the company is diluting to come up with $$?
If it hits .90, going to average down 1 time and let it ride!!
jhernandez Member Profile jhernandez Member Level Share Tuesday, May 17, 2011 11:14:41 PM
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Got this from Provident Metals. Read this
Oregon Gas Station Accepting 90% Junk Silver as Payment
MAY 17, 2011
in ECONOMY WATCH,PROTECTING YOUR WEALTH
Much of the recent interest in precious metals like gold and silver stems from the effects of price inflation.
Many people who buy coins like pre-’64 dimes, quarters and half dollars do so to protect themselves from the effects of this inflation – and to have a highly valuable medium of exchange in the event price inflation spirals out of control.
One sign pointing to this phenomenon was recently spotted at a Shell gas station off Interstate 5 in Ashland, Oregon.
There, motorists are greeted with a sign behind the front counter (shown above).
Wow, 20 cent gas!!
Those were the days…most of us alive have never seen anything like that. The lowest I remember is around $0.80 per gallon (regular cash, or Federal Reserve Notes). Today, gas prices are once again broaching records with many motorists now paying over $4.00 per gallon.
One of the factors driving record gas prices is a weak dollar and price inflation. But a burning question remains.
Is it wise to use my stash of pre-’64 dimes, quarters and half dollars to buy gas and groceries?
It may at some point but according to Michael Rozeff, not right now.
Take Roosevelt dimes for example, which contain 0.14468 troy ounces of silver. At $4 a gallon, that would correspond to a silver price of around $27.65 per ounce. As of this writing, silver is hovering around $34 per ounce. Using the gas station’s current $0.20 gas offer means the implicit gas price is more around $5.06 per gallon in Federal Reserve Notes.
Therefore, he says he will continue using paper money to buy gas until it reaches over $5 per gallon.
How’s a consumer supposed to know the right quantity of silver to pay for gas?
Conversion tools will need to be developed of course…there are a few already in the experimentation phase.
I’ve often wondered how one would go about determining the proper amount of silver to offer for payment. If the monetary system completely dissolves, how would a person know the proper value for something?
Conversion calculators like those featured here and here can offer some guidance.
This is the latest in a slew of signs that Americans are starting to embrace instruments of real money, specifically gold and silver coins.
To learn more about the background and content of 90% junk silver coins, visit our silver investors’ knowledge center.
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It’s certainly better to have them and not need them than to need them and not have them.
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I picked some back up yesterday. Bought some SWC and some silver bullion SWC swings have been very good to me in the past.
IMO- not a bad entry point but I am prepared to average down a bit if it dips under $15.
IMO- Platinum and palladium are under valued when compared to gold.
With the MM short scenario- don't forget that MM's will run a stock up and down. They make money both ways. Play the momo, take the profits and improve your position IMO.
As far as a company fighting naked short selling, solid business and turning profits on their end is the best way to keep the MM's shorting to a minimum. Paying a dividend to shareholders doesn't hurt either. Dividends validate a company IMO. Dividends also encourage less flipping plays and encourage solid long positions IMO.
I took a position today. I do believe there will be some good momo plays and profit to be taken.
Solid earnings and production is what it takes. Like I said- I work in the industry and I can tell you for a fact that it's not all profitable.
Coal bed methane is down to levels that turning a profit can be a trick.
I do believe natural gas is going to be coming on as a prominent energy source. There is lots of it.
In North Dakota, they are simply burning it off due to little to no transportation infrastructure being in place.
I also know of natural gas fields that are shut in. These field have a higher quality gas than the coal bed methane gas but the money simply isn't there to make it worthwhile to produce it.
I sure am not here to "delicately sow doubt". I'm simply urging people to do their homework. I've seen lots of people invest in "new" O and G companies to only realize that the "new" companies have inherited old fields with huge reclamation liabilities. I'm not saying that's the case here- only encouraging people to do their DD.
Lots and lots of oil and gas companies have come and gone the last 3-5 yrs. Many that have lost out also left behind a lot of shareholders holding the bag. Nothing alarming about that. It's the nature of buying into small companies with big risk/reward.
If you look at my posting history on EEE and EMOC, you'll see that I was labeled a basher amongst other not so kind labels. I was also right in encouraging caution. I also took in some good profits riding some swings on EEE.
Being that I work around compressor engines, it won't be too hard for me to find out how much gas is being pushed out of the Marathon field. I'll be back in Gillette Friday and have meetings set for Monday. Going to do my homework on several levels
In the meantime, going to look for the flipping opportunities and making $$$$$$$$$$
Hettingers are "real guys" without a doubt!! The field is a legit gas field with the infrastructure to transport the product to market.
Does that automatically equate to a profitable company? Are they profitable now? I don't know if they are or aren't. I do know that coal bed methane is in a slump and no companies producing gas are making a much return right now.
Anyone know the projected life of the Marathon field and the Huber fields? Anyone know the expected mcf output per yr as well as the potential output per yr? What about the reclamation liabilities that were bought with the field? I don't know either but I'm going to find out before I call it a solid long play.
As far as it not being a pump and dump- IMO it does not look good to have a company touted in traditional pinkie newsletters and emails.
Regardless of Hettinger's approach, the stock can still be manipulated. While everyone gets sidetracked with "naked short selling", don't forget that manipulators make money in both directions of a stock.
Ride the momo, take the profit and let some "profit shares" be the long IMO.
GLTA
If you are referencing the Huber buyout, I don't think it'll happen this week (could be wrong-just a hunch after I talked with an oil/gas guy in Sheridan WY). I am going to put some money in this week as my lotto play.
Will be back in Gillette Friday and am going to do some more DD before positioning anything more than a momo lotto play.
I ended up buying some silver bullion today. Feel pretty good about it and may get some more next week.
The guy I bought from also has some $20 ST Gauden PCGS MS64 grade coins. 1915, 1927 etc... coins. None of the real valuable ones. we was wanting $330 over the spot gold value of the coins. Nice coins but hard I opted for the silver bullion at spot.
I think silver and gold could be the thing to have. I can't find any reason as to why they've went down. I did read that Soros and JP Morgan dumped a bunch back into the market but that will be a short term down trend IMO.
Hey buddy- no huffing and puffing here. I'm certainly not the one pumping the stock. I work in the industry in the Powder River Basin (Gillette area).
I also know that the field produces natural gas. Is it turning a profit? I don't know if it is or isn't. Do you?
I was just curious as to how many had the facts.
Very puzzling you are so defensive
Thank you for the honest reply. Don't expect anything really huge for awhile in my opinion only. See post:
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Fidelity in Sheridan WY is pushing as little gas as possible out of the same vicinity as the Huber fields. Reason being is that the price is down. Fidelity drilling program for 2011 is also minimal.
I visited last week with a guy about the Huber and High Plains deal. From what I was told, a few little glitches holding it up but I'm sure they'll get it worked out.
I don't personally know Mark but have visited with his son Mike. Seems like a good person and hard worker.
Again- thank you for the honest reply and best of luck to you!
I'm familiar with the Marathon field as well as many others. I do know that big companies tend to dump the reclamation liability on smaller companies.
There is rumored to be another field in the Gillette area that is producing and can be had for nearly free. The catch is that you have to take the reclamation liability with it.
I know that it costs approximately $3.50+ an mcf to produce and transport the coal bed methane to market. I also know that the Gillette coal bed methane typically runs $1 an mcf lower than the Henry Hub reporting price.
Compressor engine emissions (the area of the gas biz I'm now working with), is going to cause the transportation costs to go up in the next yr. Many new requirements add cost to the equation.
As you move towards the North and West, the coal bed is deeper. The result is that the water that needs pumped off comes with more salts and minerals. In other words, needs more treating.
In the Gillette area, we are coming up on the drilling season. Drilling plans for the area are minimal. The price of gas is in the tank and won't be back until manufacturing comes back. Cold winters factor in but a manufacturing plant that burns natural gas can be a bigger driver than cold winters.
Not saying anything for or against High Plains. I live within 3 miles of their office and wish them the best of luck.
I was just curious you and the fellow promoters of this stock really understand the industry, the stock, have done your dd, are simply excited about a new company or are huffer puffer promoters.
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How familiar are you with the coal bed methane gas? What is the value of the gas compared to the Henry Hub reporting price? Who is transporting the High Plains Gas to market? What is that transportation price? What's the break even price of the High Plains Gas in the field? (What's it cost to produce an mcf) Why did Marathon bail out of the field? Why does Huber want out?
I'm familiar with the area and the gas. Just curious if you have done the dd on the stock you are promoting. Cheers
Hey NYBob- Hope all is going well!! How long do you think the silver dip will continue?
Have an opportunity to purchase up to 1000 oz of 1 oz .999 silver rounds (silver eagles) as well as some $20 Saint Gauden MS64 coins at spot or just a bit under.
Don't have the cash to buy the whole lot but looking to buy a fair amount of the silver and some of the gold.
Here's a good interview on CNN- very objective:
http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/1069.html
Both sides are guilty, guilty........ Global occupation and domination!! Profitable for the fat cats that lobby both sides of the aisle!!
Now little Timmy is threatening the politicians with economic collapse if the private Federal Reserve is not given the clearance to run rampant towards it's conquest of world financial control!!
I had been to the Fort Union Plant when it was operating. Also visited with a guy from Peabody Coal who informed me that the principles of the clean coal technology aren't all new.
The notion has been around since the 1970's but was abandoned due to the product being unstable. Worth noting that during the Fort Union run that one of the EEE loads going east self combusted.
I've never asked anyone at EEE why a "clean coal" company would pull out of one of the richest coal reserves in the world (with the rail infrastructure to support it). Have you? (I'm not really worried about it. Results and actions speak volumes in my opinion.)
I've had a few good runs flipping EEE but haven't talked myself into them being a solid long term play.
Play the momo, take the green but caution with the kool aid. GLTU
Sure. Heard that before when they were shipping product from the Fort Union Plant years back ago. What is the NET PROFIT?
Why did they bail out of the largest coal reserve area in the United States? Gillette WY is said to have more coal energy than Saudi Arabia has oil energy.
Don't you find it odd that a clean coal company set up in the Gillette area pulls out, shipped little product from that area and failed to net a profit from the facility?
*The coal is being mined and the rail infrastructure is in place for transport for "clean coal" from the Gillette area.
Like I said- play the flips, take the profit but don't sell the BS. Until EEE turns a NET PROFIT it's only "potential". (possible vs actual)
Potential defined:
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Sold product and net profit is what drives the value of a company- especially a company that has been in existence for many years. EEE has neither.
Play the runs and take the $$ but don't sell the bs!!
TopHat Member Level Share Monday, March 14, 2011 9:54:21 AM
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