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AE_RO .04 x .05 news today, great products, OTCQB tier stock super low outstanding and float and is undervalued at just under a $1 million with their current revenues. Products are sold on Amazon and QVC
http://www.google.com/search?q=aerogarden+products&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
Today's news AeroGrow to Form Joint Venture to Pursue Multi-Level Marketing
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=47278549&symbol=AERO
AERO .04 x .05 news today, great products, OTCQB tier stock super low outstanding and float and is undervalued at just under a $1 million with their current revenues. Products are sold on Amazon and QVC
http://www.google.com/search?q=aerogarden+products&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
Today's news AeroGrow to Form Joint Venture to Pursue Multi-Level Marketing
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=47278549&symbol=AERO
I picked up a starter here today. Didn't even realize they were a penny stock company. My sister and I both own some of their products. They are sold on Amazon and QVC along with others.
http://www.google.com/search?q=aerogarden+products&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
AERO
Companies being in this type of financial situation is common here in penny land... I don't understand why you continue to bring up stuff that is already known... Unless you are wanting to create fear and doubt in the traders here which seems to be the case. Most penny stocks out there don't have anywhere near the type of connections that FRMC does.
Looking forward to some updates on this one. We should be seeing them soon.
Holding mine as well. We have got to be close to hearing an update on the Lascogon project.
Yep, I just wanted to post these articles showing that the Alberta area is a hotbed for oil plays.
"The Oil Sands Of Alberta" old article just like the others but still applies imo
Where Black Gold And Riches Can Be Found In The Sand
(CBS) This story originally aired on Jan. 22, 2006.
There’s an oil boom going on right now. Not in Saudi Arabia or Kuwait or any of those places, but 600 miles north of Montana.
In Alberta, Canada, in a town called Fort McMurray where, in the dead of winter, the temperature sometimes zooms up to zero.
The oilmen up there aren’t digging holes in the sand and hoping for a spout. They’re digging up dirt — dirt that is saturated with oil. They’re called oil sands, and if you’ve never heard of them then you’re in for a big surprise because the reserves are so vast in the province of Alberta that they will help solve America’s energy needs for the next century.
Within a few years, the oil sands are likely to become more important to the United States than all the oil that comes to us from Saudi Arabia.
Correspondent Bob Simon reports.
Twenty-four hours a day, 365 days a year, vehicles that look like prehistoric beasts move across an arctic wasteland, extracting the oil sands. There is so much to scoop, so much money to be made.
There are 175 billion barrels of proven oil reserves here. That’s second to Saudi Arabia’s 260 billion but it’s only what companies can get with today’s technology. The estimate of how many more barrels of oil are buried deeper underground is staggering.
"We know there’s much, much more there. The total estimates could be two trillion or even higher," says Clive Mather, Shell's Canada chief. "This is a very, very big resource."
Very big? That’s eight times the amount of reserves in Saudi Arabia. The oil sands are buried under forests in Alberta that are the size of Florida. The oil here doesn’t come gushing out of the sand the way it does in the Middle East. The oil is in the sand. It has to be dug up and processed.
Rick George, the Colorado-born CEO of Suncor Energy, took 60 Minutes into his strip mine for a tour. He says the mine will be in operation for about 25 years.
The oil sands look like a very rich, pliable kind of topsoil. Why doesn’t oil come out when squeezed?
"Well, because it’s not warm enough. If you add this to hot water you’ll start the separation process and you’ll see the oil come to the top of the water and you’ll see sand drop to the bottom," George says.
It may look like topsoil but all it grows is money.
It didn’t always. The oil sands have been in the ground for millions of years, but for decades, prospectors lost millions of dollars trying to squeeze the oil out of the sand. It simply cost too much.
T. Boone Pickens, a legendary Texas oil tycoon, was working Alberta’s traditional oil rigs back in the '60s and remembers how he and his colleagues thought mining for oil sands was a joke.
"Here we are sitting there having a drink after work and somebody said this isn’t going to, it isn’t possible. It’ll all have to be subsidized to a level, said, before they’d make money you’d have to have $5 oil," Pickens says laughing. "We never thought it would happen."
But then $40 a barrel happened and the oil sands not only made sense, they made billions for the people digging them. But it wasn’t just the price of oil that changed the landscape, it was the toys. That’s what they call the giant trucks and shovels that roam the mines.
Everything about the oil industry has always been big. It’s characterized by bigness, from the pumps to the personalities. But up here in Alberta, it’s frankly ridiculous. The mine operates the world's biggest truck. It’s three stories high and costs $5 million. It carries a load of 400 tons of oil sands, which means, at today’s oil prices, each load is worth $10,000 dollars.
What it’s like to drive one of these monsters? At the foot of a tire, we asked the driver, Jim Locke.
"You have 14 steps going up, and at my house you have 14 steps to the bedroom. So it’s like going upstairs in my house, sitting on my bed and driving the house downtown," says Locke.
But getting downtown is just the beginning. The oil sands then go into a plant. They’re heated in a cell, which separates the oil from the sand. The result looks like something out of Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory. This oil froth is then sent to an upgrader and eventually to a refinery.
Asked if the processed oil is as good as that pumped in Saudi Arabia, Mather says, "Absolutely as good as. In fact, it even trades as a, at a premium because it’s high quality crude oil."
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/01/20/60minutes/main1225184.shtml
Looks like it to me. It was the same MM last week as well.
Welcome to Alberta's Oil Sands one of the largest sources of oil in the world. Through responsible development, advancement of technology and significant investment, the Government of Alberta in conjunction with industry seeks to enhance Alberta's role as a world-leading energy supplier. New projects are being added every year and production is expected to increase from 1.31 million barrels per day in 2008 to 3 million barrels per day in 2018, keeping pace with demand and providing a sound economic basis for the future.
http://www.energy.alberta.ca/OurBusiness/oilsands.asp
Canada's Oil Reserves 2nd Only To Saudi Arabia
The U.S. government said Thursday Canada holds the world's second-largest oil reserves, taking into account Alberta oil sands previously considered too expensive to develop.
The Energy Information Administration, the statistical wing of the U.S. Department of Energy, has included recent private sector estimates that an additional 175 billion barrels of oil could be recovered from resources known to exist in Western Canada since the 19th Century.
At a briefing on this year's EIA International Energy Outlook, EIA Administrator Guy Caruso cited a December report in the Oil and Gas Journal that raised Canada's proven oil reserves to 180 billion bbls from 4.9 billion bbls, thanks to inclusion of the oil sands - also known as tar sands - now considered recoverable with existing technology and market conditions.
"Canada will be producing a lot of oil from the development of these tar sands, but the quality of those reserves differs substantially from the Saudi reserves in terms of cost and ability to bring...the productive capacity on in a meaningful way," Caruso said.
"There is a difference in the absolute amount versus the ability to turn that into productive capacity," he said.
The latest estimates put Canada ahead of war-torn Iraq, which the EIA estimates holds 112.5 billion bbls and is constrained from raising production for entirely different reasons. The U.S. agency estimates Saudi Arabia's recoverable oil reserves at 264 billion bbls.
The EIA projects Canadian oil sands could produce 2.2 million barrels a day by 2025 compared with the current level of about 700,000 b/d, which already represents more than a fourth of total Canadian output of 3.1 million b/d.
Canadian Industry Sees More Oil Sands Potential
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers estimates current projects will raise Alberta oil sands production to 1 million b/d this year, and continuing development will raise it further to 1.8 million b/d by 2010, according to CAPP Vice President Greg Stringham.
Current oil sands projects are economically viable at crude oil prices of $18-$20 a barrel, though the quality of oil produced can vary according to whether production comes from "in situ" reserves that require drilling assisted by steam-injection pressure or from simple mining, Stringham said.
CAPP's own estimate of Canada's recoverable oil sands is 315 billion bbls - 20% from mining and the rest from steam-assisted drilling.
"There's clearly a lot of the stuff in the ground," said David Pursell, oil-sector analyst with Houston-based investment bank Simmons & Co. But the commercial viability of the reserves is sensitive to oil prices, technology and public policy, Pursell said.
Among political complications are the additional carbon dioxide emissions from production and processing of the tarry substance. Stringham said despite Canada's ratification of the Kyoto Protocol limiting carbon dioxide emissions, the industry expects the international agreement to add only 25 cents to 30 cents a barrel to development costs through 2012.
Oil sands development, which relies heavily on natural gas, could benefit from development and pipeline transport of large Arctic gas reserves in Alaska's North Slope and Canada's Mackenzie Delta, which under current proposals could be on-stream by 2010, the CAPP official said.
While cautious about the new reserve estimates, Pursell said oil sands may be "a good contrarian investment" at a time most energy investors are focused on natural gas. "It's a good potential source of hydrocarbons in this hemisphere," he said.
The EIA report is availabe on the Internet at: www.eia.doe.gov/oiaf/ieo/index.html
http://www.petroleumworld.com/story1129.htm
http://www.rense.com/general37/petrol.htm
Great post.
Good morning FRMC!
Still holding all of my shares here. Great share structure with ties to an oil tycoon. Sounds good to me...
The 10k disclosed what we already knew concerning the Weber project... The Alberta project is the focus here now. We are hearing that they were hand picked by the oil tycoon.
The Weber project lease agreement going away has already been factored into the share price imo. This issue was disclosed in a press release back in December...
With the new projects in the works and future press releases on the horizon. This is basically the bottom. FRMC's current Market Value at $1,182,562 is extremely low and undervalued imo.
How many junior exploration oil companies trading at .027 have you seen out there with a relationship to a proven oil tycoon? The man founded an oil company that trades on the NASDAQ for $12.50 a share...
I am almost willing to bet money that this "private Alberta corporation" mentioned in the press release on 3/29/2011 is associated with Mackenzie.
FormCap Corp. Signs Farm-Out Agreement for Oil and Gas Exploration in Alberta
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=47061801
Mackenzie is from Alberta Canada....
Mackenzie's involvement screams nothing but HUGE potential for this junior oil exploration company imo.
FRMC .026 x .0265 How many junior exploration oil companies trading at this level have you seen out there with a relationship to a proven oil tycoon? The man founded an oil company that trades on the NASDAQ for $12.50 a share...
I am almost willing to bet money that this "private Alberta corporation" mentioned in the press release on 3/29/2011 is associated with Mackenzie.
FormCap Corp. Signs Farm-Out Agreement for Oil and Gas Exploration in Alberta
ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=47061801
Mackenzie is from Alberta Canada....
Here is a link to the letter of intent from 2/2010 showing the relationship with Mackenzie.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=7040409
FRMC .026 x .0265 How many junior exploration oil companies trading at this level have you seen out there with a relationship to a proven oil tycoon? The man founded an oil company that trades on the NASDAQ for $12.50 a share...
I am almost willing to bet money that this "private Alberta corporation" mentioned in the press release on 3/29/2011 is associated with Mackenzie.
FormCap Corp. Signs Farm-Out Agreement for Oil and Gas Exploration in Alberta
ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=47061801
Mackenzie is from Alberta Canada....
Here is a link to the letter of intent from 2/2010 showing the relationship with Mackenzie.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=7040409
Thanks for posting that. I actually ran across something similar showing the other family members in the Mackenzie family but couldn't find the link to it again.
What impressed me is that Oil seems to seems to be the family business for the Mackenzies. Any connection with them is a HUGE plus imo.
FRMC .02 x .022 Junior oil exploration company with a oil tycoon BILLIONAIRE on board. The billionaire has hand picked their properties.
Link to letter of intent showing Norm Mackenzie's involvement.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=7040409
FRMC .02 x .022 Junior oil exploration company with a oil tycoon BILLIONAIRE on board. The billionaire has hand picked their properties.
Link to letter of intent showing Norm Mackenzie's involvement.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=7040409
Here is a link to the letter of intent showing the relationship with Mackenzie.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=7040409
Exactly, This is a no brainer imo... How many junior exploration oil companies trading at .02 have you seen out there with a relationship to a proven oil tycoon? The man founded an oil company that trades on the NASDAQ for $12.50 a share...
I am almost willing to bet money that this "private Alberta corporation" mentioned in the press release on 3/29/2011 is associated with Mackenzie.
FormCap Corp. Signs Farm-Out Agreement for Oil and Gas Exploration in Alberta
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=47061801
Mackenzie is from Alberta Canada....
Thanks for the buying opportunity guys. I just added some on the dip today.
Well, we know the company isn't diluting because Philex will lose controlling interest of FECOF if they did.
Definitely looks like retail selling now considering ETMM (Etrade) is top ask after the bid wack.
UDHC .017 x .0173 Share buy back program and a contract with the city of Chicago to install charging stations all over the city.
UDHC .017 x .0173 Share buy back program and a contract with the city of Chicago to install charging stations all over the city.
That is exactly why I am here. Freya was formed by Planar Energy... Planar Energy has government funded research. I think there has been a plan in place here for a long time.
Plug-in Electric Vehicle Sales Forecasts by State, Metropolitan Statistical Area, and Selected Utility Service Territories
Pike Research forecasts an annual plug-in electric vehicle (PEV) market in the United States of about 359,000 vehicles by 2017. Unfortunately, for many industry players who are working on setting up recharging station networks, developing product and production plans, and allocating precious marketing resources, this top-level forecast does not offer specific enough data. As government officials and utility managers plan for the arrival of grid-connected vehicles, they need to understand where those vehicles are going to be located and what the impact could be.
To understand where these vehicles will likely be sold, Pike Research created a detailed geographic forecast model using a variety of inputs including population and demographic trends, affinity towards electric vehicles, and automakers' intended availability of vehicles. As a result of these, Pike Research forecasts that while California and New York will be the largest states for PEV sales, the largest cities do not necessarily correlate to the most sales. In fact, New York City and California cities dominate the top markets for PEVs, while other large population centers like Dallas, Philadelphia, Houston, Miami, Atlanta, and Washington DC fall short of the top markets for plug-in electric vehicles. Another key question many ask, is what happens when all these vehicles plug in? In the case of Southern California Edison's service territory, which is expected to be the largest market for PEV sales over the next seven years, the maximum potential is a 498 MW load on the grid by 2017.
This Pike Research report provides data and forecasts for the plug-in electric vehicle market at the state and metropolitan statistical area levels. This report also includes forecasts for plug-in electric vehicle sales within selected electric utility service territories. The data includes sales forecasts from 2011 to 2017 at each geographic level, and analysis of major trends in the forecasts.
http://thesolarandwindexpo.blogspot.com/2011/02/plug-in-electric-vehicle-sales.html
Oh its coming, you can count on that. Electric vehicles will be taking over as our main form of transportation. Charging stations have already started popping up all over the country.
I will seriously buy everyone on this page eventually.
http://suburbantoys.com/default/ningyo-project
Think it might be someone shorting us? Considering those small 3,000 share sells.
Nope, I picked up a starter earlier today.
Who is dumping on my retirement fund?
UDHC .018 x .0185 Share buy back program and a contract to install over 250 charging stations for electric vehicles in Chicago.
Ulysses Diversified Holdings Corp. Announces Development of Electric Vehicle Charging Station Infrastructure for the Chicago
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=47092953
Ulysses Diversified Holdings Corporation Announces Share Buy-Back Program
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=46801453
UDHC .018 x .0185 Share buy back program and a contract to install over 250 charging stations for electric vehicles in Chicago.
Ulysses Diversified Holdings Corp. Announces Development of Electric Vehicle Charging Station Infrastructure for the Chicago
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=47092953
Ulysses Diversified Holdings Corporation Announces Share Buy-Back Program
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=46801453
UDHC .018 x .0185 Share buy back program and a contract to install over 250 charging stations for electric vehicles in Chicago.
Ulysses Diversified Holdings Corp. Announces Development of Electric Vehicle Charging Station Infrastructure for the Chicago
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=47092953
Ulysses Diversified Holdings Corporation Announces Share Buy-Back Program
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=46801453