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Float increased 50 percent last 3 months the stock is trading near historic lows and your still pumping this stock take your loses and move on. You look outrageous pumping this stock. And you shouldn't be waiting for news a healthy good stock trends up on no news. By the way 9 months still waiting for results from one well I called this stock you are way off boothealboy. "Its coming" LOL . No natural gas leases in Wyoming read the Q these executives are running this co into the ground i know the truth hurts!
Good point the float only increased 50 percent the last quarter and they losses there natural gas leases the oil they will pump if that ever happens will cost them just as much or more to extract the small amount of oil take your loses and move on the only thing looking like that can happen is a new historic low they deserve it. 9 months from Garcia 3 and nothing!
Looks Dismal over a month no news they should call the company Delayed Petroleum only a few barrels will be pulled on the 3 well peanuts measly scraps! GO GRPR TO THE MOON ITS COMING LOL
SUB HALF PENNY NEW LOWS LETS KICK UP THE VOLUME PEOPLE. THE MARKETS LOVING THAT WE HAVE THE SAME PRESIDENT HA HA HA HA
Cheepo who has it wrong down 7 percent!
I believe GRPR PPS will retest lows and make new 52 week LOW by end of the YEAR!
Rome wasn't built either by trying to strike a oil well in a 12 month period with 10% returns.
El Cheepo? Is it true or not you where saying the stock would go up when in the 02 to 03 cent range. Thank you I rest my case!
Jack Welch: NatGas Could Be Bigger Than the Internet
By Jeff Cox | CNBC – 49 minutes ago
GRPR Will not Capitalize on this of course
Too much regulation is standing in the way of the key to America's energy future and in turn its economic growth, former General Electric Chairman Jack Welch said on CNBC.
Removing barriers to developing natural gas is every bit as important as resolving the "fiscal cliff" of spending cuts and tax increases that looms ahead, the head of the Jack Welch Management Institute at Strayer University said in a "Squawk Box" interview.
"We have a chance in this country to make this the American century," Welch said. "This gas thing is huge. The gas that we have found is in the first inning - it's like the Internet in 1990. This is the first inning of the great American century."
States such as Pennsylvania and West Virginia at the forefront of natural gas exploration because of their low regulatory burdens, while New York lags, he added.
"The regulatory wall is a huge deal. It's equal in my opinion to what happens in the marketplace as the fiscal cliff," Welch said. "The regulatory wall is obviously right in front of you."
(Read More: Obama, Romney Locked in Near-Even Race: NBC/WSJ Poll)
Welch has been an outspoken supporter of Mitt Romney, the Republican who faces off against President Barack Obama in Tuesday's election.
After a bruising campaign in which the economy has taken the forefront and each has challenged the other's ability to create jobs, the two find themselves in a race too close to call.
Welch said a President Romney would create "a more positive jobs picture" that would begin with a more proactive approach toward energy independence.
But Roger Altman, chairman of Evercore Partners, said Welch is overlooking the strides Obama has made.
"We are on track right now to A) have the highest natural gas output in history...and B) surpass Saudi Arabia as the largest oil producer in the world by 2020," Altman said.
(Read More: Pre-Election Jobs Report Shows Some Gain; Rate 7.9%)
Welch has been in the news frequently over the past month or so for his questioning of the government's jobs count, which showed the unemployment rate falling from 8.3 percent to 7.8 percent in a few months.
The rate ticked up to 7.9 percent in October even though the economy added 171,000 new jobs, according to the last Labor Department report Friday, which Welch said shows how fickle the data points are.
"Every fact says we don't have a booming economy," he said.
No News Down Day? Volume up tick>
Another week of the downward spiral on higher volume. No significant news
Sub half penny looking good keep up the speedy efficient work Grpr associates
News 2013 first well completed?
PPS says it all a tad over a half cent near historic lows the market thinks that's what worth been hovering for a week or 2 225k no one is buying a few big dump days and we hit new lows that reality keep dreaming people your bag holders holding the bag of worthless Paper. You got that children!
Cheepo it's November no news on first Rig that was supposed to commence march April Completion still not done. 8 months time 20 wells do the math about 10 years rough estimates of a couple hundred bucks a day is nothing this looks like a SCAM!
20 wells might take 10 years for GRPR to complete they haven't completed one from Q1 2012
Laughable.
Half penny low volume near historic Lows PPS says it all
No interest in the stock waste to have that stupid pr blitz with all those clowns now there is like 6 people posting here 7 months still not 1 well completed and there talking a couple hundred bucks a day. Not good could see new lows
Natural Gas 3.80 closing in on 4.00 Mark!
The Fat lady has sung stick a fork in GRPR ALL Time New lows coming our way 000 Chart says it all
Game over we are suckers
Wammys she acting so beautiful today 000.s coming soon can wait for the next progresses update lol
What A Position we got here GO GRPR
Wake up 6 months no well completion? Half a cent close to historical lows? Are you serious Come on Man
Thats why GRPR executives are idiots they should of known who to go to business with. I hope this isn't a scam. So Far 6 months and still waiting for results that seem minimal rates of return from the first WELL. These Morons need to get there act together....
My opinion Huge day News Qued up
It's reality its going down on volume. This is not heading in the right direction.
Thats not how the market is looking at it down again on volume
We go up from Here. If this co can pivot and slam dunk the natural gas aspect of this company. We will sky rocket new to 52 week high's
Natural Gas Rises to 10-Month High as Power Plants Buoy Demand
By Naureen S. Malik and Christine Buurma - Oct 19, 2012 12:31 PM PT
Natural gas advanced to a 10-month high in New York on speculation that above-normal demand from electricity generators will help reduce a supply surplus.
Gas rose 0.8 percent after an Energy Department report yesterday showed inventories expanded by 51 billion cubic feet, less than the five-year average gain of 71 billion for the week. Supplies climbed 106 billion a year earlier. Power plants are burning record amounts of the fuel this year as seasonal prices near decade lows prompted switching from coal.
“Natural gas is still being consumed in the electric power sector without being displaced by coal,” said Tom Saal, senior vice president of energy trading at INTL Hencorp Futures LLC in Miami. “We’ll see how long that lasts as we go into winter if prices go higher.”
Natural gas for November delivery gained 3 cents to settle at $3.617 per million British thermal units on the New York Mercantile Exchange, the highest settlement since Dec. 1. The futures have jumped 21 percent this year. Prices rose 6 cents this week.
November $3.75 calls were the most active gas options in electronic trading. They were down 0.2 cent to 2.7 cents on volume of 774 contracts as of 3:11 p.m. Calls accounted for 59 percent of options volume.
Inventories totaled 3.776 trillion cubic feet in the week ended Oct. 12, 7.1 percent above the five-year average, yesterday’s report showed. The surplus to the average is down from 61 percent on March 30. Stockpiles may reach 3.903 trillion cubic feet by Oct. 31, below estimated capacity of 4.239 trillion, Energy Department data show.
Power Plants
Gas demand from power plants rose 16 percent in July from a year earlier and may show a 14 percent year-on-year gain this quarter, according to an Oct. 10 Energy Department report.
Commodity Weather Group LLC in Bethesda, Maryland, predicted mostly cooler-than-normal weather in the eastern half of the U.S. from Oct. 29 through Nov. 2.
The low in New York on Oct. 31 may be 35 degrees Fahrenheit (2 Celsius), 11 below normal, according to AccuWeather Inc. in State College, Pennsylvania. The low in Cleveland may be 31 degrees, 13 less than the usual reading.
About 50 percent of U.S. households use gas for heating, according to the Energy Department.
The coming U.S. winter will probably be cooler than a year earlier, boosting demand for heating fuels such as natural gas, a panel of forecasters said.
While December will be warmer than normal, temperatures will drop through February, increasing natural gas use by 13 percent over the same period from last year, Commodity Weather Group LLC President Matt Rogers said during a panel discussion at Earth Networks Inc.’s seventh annual energy weather seminar in New York yesterday.
Cold Winter
The U.S. winter, measured by meteorologists from Dec. 1 to Feb. 28, may be 21 percent cooler than last year in terms of natural gas-weighted heating degree days, Rogers said.
A boom in oil and natural gas production helped the U.S. cut its reliance on imported fuel. America met 83 percent of its energy needs in the first six months of the year, department data show. If the trend goes on through 2012, it will be the highest level of self-sufficiency since 1991.
The number of rigs drilling for natural gas in the U.S. rose by 5 to 427 this week, rebounding from the lowest level since June 1999, according to data released today by Baker Hughes Inc. in Houston. The rig count has dropped 47 percent this year.
Gas futures volume in electronic trading on the Nymex was 311,905 as of 3:07 p.m., compared with the three-month average of 396,000. Volume was 487,122 yesterday. Open interest was 1.21 million contracts. The three-month average is 1.12 million.
The exchange has a one-business-day delay in reporting full volume and open interest data.
To contact the reporters on this story: Naureen S. Malik in New York at nmalik28@bloomberg.net; Christine Buurma in New York at cbuurma1@bloomberg.net;
Natural gas Is cranking lets hope this dismal company can figure something out right. Can't believe we are heading to sub half penny sooner than later these lame non eventful updates are doing nothing to help only hindering the co. Historical lows for Grpr go team go
Natural Gas 3.62
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I'm long and strong here. Got to admit very disappointment with the company. The first well was supposed to start Q1 of this year. We keep getting delays with progress reports. The barrels per day doesn't seem to exciting in Texas or California. I hope for some green days. And higher PPS. The market half penny a historical low is not a good sign. People need to be realistic here. Things aren't moving well for this company or its stock holders. It irks they said there is countless barrels of oil and there ending up with very minimal amount at best. The only thing I have hope for is the natural gas holdings. There board of directors and executives should be ashamed of the selves for working with Progas. They have been a coupe of scum bags that GRPR should done better due diligence before doing business with them.
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Buy a Honda Civic Natural Gas, get a $3,000 fuel card
By Antony Ingram
Published October 10, 2012
High Gear Media
Honda
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If you've been considering the purchase of a 2012 Honda Civic Natural Gas, now might be the time to sign on the dotted line.
Honda, in conjunction with Clean Energy, is offering a $3,000 fuel card for the purchase of natural gas at any of Clean Energy's natural gas filling stations.
When natural gas already costs around $2 per gallon less than gasoline, that's a lot of free miles. Honda says that could be enough for two or three years of free fuel driving--and of course, the 31 mpg Civic Natural Gas offers plenty of other benefits too.
Not only are emissions from natural gas vehicles lower than those of other fuels, but most of the natural gas used in the U.S. is domestically produced--reducing those financial and political worries over foreign energy.
As for the gas-powered Civic itself, it uses a modified version of the standard Civic's 1.8-liter engine, producing 110 horsepower and 106 lb-ft of torque.
Range is only around 200 miles too, and that 31 mpg figure is just short of the gasoline Civic's 32 mpg--and a whole 13 mpg behind the 2012 Honda Civic Hybrid, which also costs less to buy, at $24,050 versus $26,155.
That said, with $3,000 of free, cheaper fuel, plus increasing governmental support for natural gas, and the gas Civic starts to look more attractive.
Californian Civic Natural Gas buyers will also have HOV lane access from March 2, 2014 through January 1, 2015, making commuting easier, as well as cheaper.
You can find a full list of Clean Energy's filling stations on its website. Free fuel cards are available only at participating dealers, and while stocks last..
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2012/10/10/buy-honda-civic-natural-gas-get-3000-fuel-card/#ixzz292IwiMj2
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