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That's some great work locustsuc! Thanks for taking the time to compile this.
They're all right here for all to see:
http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?company=consolidated+minerals&CIK=&filenum=&State=&SIC=&owner=include&action=getcompany
I think your point is well taken. The DPDW chart has been healthy all year. Including the recent correction on light volume. If you look back for all of 2007, you will notice only a handful of distribution weeks (down weeks on heavier volume than the week before and none of those were of the volume of many of our up weeks) but plenty of accumulation weeks. I have no doubt that the right hand side of our base will show higher volume accumulation weeks than distribution weeks. That may or may not include very high volume weeks. Just heavier than any previous down weeks. I think we all agree on where this is headed!
.93 x .99
I believe we will form a nice right hand side to this base and somewhere in the $2 range, form a nice low volume handle as some that bought near the top are happy to get out around even. That will set the stage for an explosive breakout based on other news or events. We will rapidly exceed our old highs then.
The whole way down was on light volume and now I suspect we're poised to see some nice high volume up days. That's why it was easy to buy at the bottom while some were selling.
Nice to see the rise on increasing volume. Looks like we could close the day with above average volume. That could set the stage for the rest of the week and beyond. Imagine what this will do when we start seeing double or triple the average volume considering we're up 10 percent already on 162K shares.
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If you don't believe what Dexter just said in a PR, I hope you don't own shares here. I know I wouldn't!
Labwire Completes Its First Acquisition
HOUSTON, Dec 11, 2007 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Labwire, Inc. (Pink Sheets: LBWR), a leading provider of employee screening solutions and canine security and surveillance services, announced today that it has completed the acquisition of Occupational Testing, Inc., an established provider of occupational substance abuse services located in Gillette Wyoming. The business is already profitable and will add approximately $800,000 in annual sales to Labwire's revenue stream. Additionally, profitability will increase as the economies of the Labwire platform are implemented throughout the customer base. Finally, there are excellent marketing opportunities for value-added services from Labwire such as background checks, volume price advantages for testing and support services, and some potential for marketing of security services.
"I am excited to have completed the acquisition of Occupational Testing, Inc.," commented Mr. Dexter Morris, Chief Executive Officer, of Labwire Inc. "We were able to buy a business on '06 numbers that has already shown a 33% increase in sales and profits for '07. This opens up an additional marketplace and expands the use of our Labwire platform to another industry segment valued at some $300-$400m annually in smaller customer sales. Another major step in fulfilling our commitment to shareholders to grow the Company through strategic acquisitions is now delivered representing an additional, significant milestone toward increasing shareholder value."
About Labwire:
Labwire Inc., headquartered in Houston, TX, provides secure and compliant employee drug screening and background checking services to Fortune 500 corporations via the Labwire(TM) Platform. Labwire(TM) is a proprietary, web-based application that streamlines the complex regulatory and record management activities associated with employee screening, delivering accurate timely results while eliminating service calls and paper trails. This comprehensive solution to managing employee screening services is the most efficient and cost-effective platform in the industry.
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More of the same! What a joke. Just what I said about their parent company USEG. They never actually do anything it's all about shuffling properties around, occasionally selling a property for cash so they can all get large bonuses but the shareholders never see anything added to the bottom line. I guess my contacts have been right all along. So much for their September PR about enhancing shareholder value. Last I looked SGM was near it's 52 week low. Stay far away! jmho...
Sutter Gold Mining Inc. TSX -V X : S G M
Suite 410 - 325 Howe St., Vancouver, BC Canada V6C 1Z7 · Tel: 604-687-3520 · Fax: 604-688-3392
November 29, 2007
NR15-2007
SUTTER DRILLING UPDATE AND REVIEW
OF STRATEGIC ALTERNATIVES
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, November 29, 2007. Sutter Gold Mining Inc. (TSX VENTURE: SGM) today announced that it has postponed the Phase II 2,100 meter (7,000 ft) surface
exploration drilling program in the Keystone Mine area at the Sutter Gold Project in northern California to devote more financial resources and management time to the exploration of strategic alternatives for maximizing shareholder value. Assay results for Keystone hole KDH-29 have been received (see Table 1), and Phase I surface core drilling should be commencing next week at the Sutter Gold/Premier Gold Mines joint venture El Alamo, Mexico project.
Sutter announced on September 5, 2007 that it has retained IBK Capital Corp. of Toronto to evaluate a number of available options, including, but not limited to the sale of the Company or the merger of the Company with a strategic partner. Hal Herron, president and CEO, said "We are currently evaluating a number of alternatives brought to us by our advisors and have decided to utilize the Behre Dolbear pre-feasibility draft work product as an important tool for strategy planning. Accordingly, this product, being in draft form only, will not be published on Sedar.com. Our management and board together believe that the pursuit of these opportunities is the highest and best
use of our resources at this time considering the strength in gold prices."
Phase II Surface Drilling Results
The first hole of the 2007 Phase II surface drilling, KDH-29, has continued to extend the shoots in the Keystone 5 Vein and 13 Vein southward from the areas tested in 2006 program. Hole KDH-29
encountered 1 meter grading 6.5 g/tonne gold (3.2 ft @ 0.19 oz/ton) from 297.1 to 298.1 meters (974.5-977.7 ft) in the Keystone 5 Vein along the western contact of the Lincoln meta-volcanic block. A 2.7 meter interval grading 3.8 g/t (9.0 ft @ 0.11 oz/t) was intersected in the Keystone 13
Vein from 125.3 to 128.0 meters (411.0-420.0 ft) along the eastern contact of the Lincoln meta-volcanic block, including 1 meter grading 5.1 g/t (3.2 ft @ 0.15 oz/t) from 127.0 to 128.0 meters (416.7-420.0 ft).
The K5 Vein intercept in hole KDH-29 included 0.2 meters (0.8 ft) of graphitic fault gouge containing rotated lenses and fragments of ribboned vein quartz at the hanging wall, followed by 0.9
meters (3.0 ft) of highly disrupted quartz stringer veined slate interrupted by sub-parallel graphitic gouge seams. A 0.1 meter (0.3 ft) band of highly deformed phyllonite derived from slate with thin quartz veinlets defined the footwall of the K5 Vein structure, with a 0.8 meter (2.5 ft) lens of sulfidized meta-graywacke intervening.
The K5 Vein intercept in hole KDH-29 was visually consistent with historic descriptions from the Keystone mine where the wide gold-quartz veins locally steepened up dip and were locally faulted out against the hanging wall by post-mineral fault movement, smearing dismembered lenses of gold-bearing quartz up dip along a prominent zone of fault gouge. This fault gouge type of mineralization was generally narrower but could still be of minable grade. The large historic quartz stopes developed
along the relatively shallower dipping segments of the structure, and their updip terminations were described in this manner. The character of the K5 Vein intercept in KDH-29 suggests that a thick shoot of vein quartz should be present in fairly close proximity down dip from this location. The Phase I and II surface drilling has identified a resource in the Keystone 5 Vein which is comprised of relatively thick gold-quartz lenses linked together by a continuous zone of high-strain auriferous
phyllonite and fault gouge.
Hole KDH-30 has been completed to a depth of 378 meters (1,241 ft) where a caved stope in the K5 Vein was encountered from 365.5 to 378.3 meters (1,199.0 to 1,241.0 ft). The drill penetrated 10.4 meters (34 ft) of graphitic rubble followed by a 1.5 meter thick slab, then additional graphitic rubble. The rods became jammed before the footwall of the stope was reached. From 354.3 to 365.5 meters (1,162 to 1,199 ft), sulfide replacement type mineralization of varying strength was encountered in the altered meta-basalt hanging wall of the K5 Vein. A strong looking zone of complex quartz veining was encountered in the Keystone 13 Vein from 157.0 to 163.0 meters (515 to 535 ft). Assay results from hole KDH-30 will be announced when received.
The Sutter Gold Phase II core drilling program is planned and supervised by Mr. Mark Payne, P. Geo. Calif. 7067, the Qualified Person for the Sutter Gold Project, as defined by NI 43-101, and has reviewed this release.
Update El Alamo, Mexico Phase I Surface Drilling Program
A proposed 4,200 meter (14,000 ft) surface core drilling program will be commencing next week at the Sutter Gold / Premier Gold Mines joint venture exploration project at the Santa Teresa
Concession in the El Alamo Mining District, Baja California Norte, Mexico. Major Drilling Inc. of Hermosillo, Mexico has been contracted for the drilling of twenty-six proposed HQ-size core holes to test at least nine gold-quartz vein structures with past production of very high-grade gold ore from near-surface workings above the water table. The Phase I drill program marks the first modern exploration program to test the extensive high-grade vein system at the Santa Teresa Concession at depth.
About Sutter Gold Mine
The Sutter Gold project contains a 3.2 mile segment of the Mother Lode belt from which 10 historic mines produced 2.3 million ounces of gold. The historic mines bracket a one-mile-long portion of the Mother Lode belt with no historic gold production and which contains the Lincoln and Comet zones. The Lincoln and Comet zones were blind discoveries that did not outcrop at surface and which represent the first significant new gold discoveries made along the Mother Lode belt in the last
50 years. The Sutter Gold project has been the subject of considerable modern exploration activity, most of it centering on the Lincoln and Comet zones, which are adjacent to each other and together referred to as the Lincoln project. A total of 101,385 feet of drilling have been accomplished in 230 diamond drill holes, and modern underground development consists of a 2,850-foot declined ramp with 2,400 feet of crosscuts plus five raises. The historic gold production was documented in a
detailed report completed by Mark Payne, the consulting geologist to Sutter Gold and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101. Further information is available at the Company's Lincoln Project and El Alamo, Mexico gold concession at
www.suttergoldmining.com
For additional information, please contact:
Hal Herron, CEO, 307.856.9271,
hal@usnrg.com
The TSX Venture Exchange has in no way passed upon the merits of the proposed transaction and has neither approved nor disapproved the contents of this news release
The potential in DPDW is huge. But my conservative numbers do still include over 100% growth next year so we need some of those things you just mentioned to reach my target revs. No doubt the potential is there to exceed them but I'll wait and be pleasantly surprised when/if it happens.
You know I like to be conservative or realistic. I'll take any upside surprises like a large acquisition or better yet an order for about 100 Proteus! I don't think anyone would be disappointed if we're in the $4-5 range late in 2008. Could we be double that? Certainly. Even with a forward looking PE of 6-9 months we would likely be at least 50% higher. Either way, 2008 and beyond looks very bright imo!
And those are after the fact (trailing) valuation numbers. After the Proteus PR, DPDW began to look like a normal stock with a stock price based on future earnings. After this this last Q, the stock reverted back to a show me the money first. There is currently no forward looking PE related to DPDW. When people wake up again and start rewarding DPDW a forward PE like it was a couple months ago the pps will respond accordingly. Right now DPDW should probably be closer to 3 bucks than a dollar. I suspect it will work that way over the next several months after the MAKO closing. I suspect it will rebound to near the $2 range and then break out in a classic cup with handle. The next base will likely be $3 plus within 6 months.
Comical watching the sellers this morning. Do they even realize where we were before the Troutman news and what the current state of CMMI is? We were around .155 the day before the news! We're selling for less now than before the news and we continue to be running at full steam at our terminal. At least know what you own.
Here's my post on DPDW valuation from September: And yes we are at $1.22 right now! We'll see what the last few weeks hold.
I tend to be conservative on all my projections but I am relying on DR's rev numbers which are higher than I'd use if they weren't available.
Using DR's numbers for 2007 and 2008 (plus Mako for 2008).
Expected revenues 2007: 22.68M (no Mako contribution)
Expected revenues 2008: 47.40M + E8.6M for Mako = 56M
Net profit is 18.4% for the first half of 2007 but increasing so I'll use 19% for 2007 and 20% for 2008.
Current O/S: 70,120,171
By next year at least 2.645M options be available plus possible other deals, et cetera. I'll use 76M O/S for 2008 projections.
End of 2007: 22.68M x .19 = 4,309,200/70,120,11 = .061 EPS
20-1 PE = $1.22 (conservative PE - any Mako contributions)
End of 2008: 56M x .20 = 11,200,000/76,000,000 = .147 EPS
20-1 PE = $2.94...30-1 PE = $4.41 (may be more warranted by then).
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I believe this to be a smart move. This paragraph says it all to me and I think management also realized this.
"We were impressed with Troutman's and US Fuel's organizations; however, the board believed the addition of retail locations with convenience stores would defocus Company resources and slow progress of our business plan to capture the majority of 'downstream' profits from reselling, storing, terminalling, blending, and distributing fuels.
I was never convinced that this would add much to the bottom line. Let's stick with idea to move into the wholesaling of the fuel. That's where we'll see our 500-600% increase in margins.
Have a good weekend and let's all make some more of that money next week!
good luck with that philosophy. go right ahead and be the hare. i'll stick to being the tortoise.
Finally getting a little respect after getting robbed last year. I guess an NIT run like they had will do that combined with beating those same teams already this year, including Wisconsin on the road.
Hope everyone caught the bottom because after talking to Steve Monday it appears Mako could close at anytime now. And then what else will happen? imo any shares purchased at these prices will be golden over the next 6-12 months and beyond. GL!
Thanks for the info. The CapNet Securities phone system does list Marlin Williford on their directory but not Steve Haag fwiw. Bo Ritz is also still working at CapNet apparently. CEO still I assume?
Now there's some news to start off the week!
I agree. Bottom day imo.
There appears to be confusion on whether CapNet is representing DPDW anymore. Their current IR...Steve Haag...used to have the same e-mail address (the ending part) as the new LBWR IR person. However...someone who is more involved than me doesn't think they work for CapNet anymore and that would apply to CMMI. To avoid any further confusion...I request that my earlier post be removed. The rest of the post is correct but I don't want anything on here that may not be 100 percent correct. Tks! I will be asking Steve if he still works for them though.
certainly not this one. I'm sure they're enjoying their big bonuses from the last sale to SXR. Really helped the stock price...lol!
Sounds good. I know that piece of info certainly perked my ears up.
I'll second that for my Dad...lol!
Nice! down last month on light volume now reversal in increasing volume. Looks good. Thanks chevdawg!
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I wish I had more time to contribute but you guys are doing fine. We got a little sidetracked for a couple weeks but the DD is back in full force again! This is the best board on I-hub and why not, DPDW is worthy of it imo. I'm enjoying learning about the field as much as making money. Take care...
can't say I was that early...lol!
That's why I bought in very early and have been enjoying the ride. I've been pretty conservative with my outlook for DPDW but I wouldn't be surprised to see my estimates blown out of the water over the next 3-5 years. Thanks for all your DD around here doog!
delayed kudos but nice find. Can you say long term growth for DPDW!
Catching up on posts over the last day. Nice article and Dingmann is our DR analyst for DPDW. I believe this is the right company in the right place at the right time. Sit back and enjoy the ride imo!
600% in 8 months...nice CD! I'll take a few more of these!!!
looks like that dip is only because their forecast has been way too low since spring (based on that bottom graph). Maybe they need a new forecast.
Another American hero gone...
You got my vote. It's time.