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And what are the conditions? Perhaps they just need to send Monteceito a Valentine card.
Oil this summer? How did you figure that?
WGAS. Est. 2004. Got oil?
.01 on Friday. Those buying now are blindly following the pump and think they are getting a good entry.
Toxic debt has to be payed off before the loan will finance IMO = OS going up and PPS going down.
.01 by Friday
How big is the pump?
These PRs are great for 1 day returns but this is not an investment imo.
Business as usual by the end of the week i.e. down massively.
Or maybe Atlanta is correctly observing that the company is good at generating debt and talk but not much else.
New push coming. Let's see some 3s.
Back to .10 today?
Can we clear out the iBox of I-1 pictures/info?
Can someone update me? Are we assuming that WGAS has sold the interest in the I-1 well and booted Mason?
Has anyone estimated what value the newly issued shares might represent against the outstanding debt? At the rate we've been going if all the new shares are going to debt holders we must be nearing a payoff point shortly.
Would that be 1 followed by .00?
The pipeline doesn't need to be flowing all the time to get a loan. If the oil and infrastructure are there the bank should be happy. As for a 2013 plan it would be nice to know how they plan to approach developing the assets - VM first or DBAR or S.Texas to try to get some steady cash flow, or maybe parallel projects if the funding is right. I know deals don't happen in a day.
We all want to hear that something productive will be done with the revenue from the I-1 well. The other potential assets are wasted if they can't make the jump from limited production revenues. I could quite happily get paid $250,000 to talk about developing assets.
That cell no. was the one that Tony called me on in September. I assume it still works. I don't plan to call him myself because he is either busy working on something or he isn't and I'll just get BS. However, plenty of posts have said that they'd like to call him so just providing the opportunity.
If WGAS put out a solid plan for 2013 I would happily disappear for 6 months. However, the information we have right now is little different than 1 year ago.
Blogging on details of the platform construction was probably OK and didn't require a PR. What can he blog about right now that wouldn't require a PR. Maybe he can copy Netflix and post something on FB that he doesn't deem to be a material event but causes the share price to spike : )
Call him - 713-851-8983
I understand that business takes time but right now I think everyone has the right to be pissed.
Did anyone call his cell?
Great, now you're a major shareholder why don't you call up Tony and ask him what the hell he's doing?
Still only $12,000.
If the office phone doesn't answer try Mr. Mason's cell (713-851-8983).
THE GREEN IS BLINDING.
Imagine before the internet. How did traders share their ideas about 000s or $10 pps? Does the internet make the world safer because crazies have an outlet?
We're all doomed. Head for the spaceship.
Green close here we come.
Nearly 3rd highest daily volume in the last year. Who says no one wants this?
3s up (correction - nearly)
.023/0.26 time running out for a reload.
1 mil and counting @ 0.24.
If the recipients of those shares chose to sell immediately then we are fast approaching an end to the supply (1 million fast approaching today). Getting ready for the flip IMO.
My point was if it continues back to previous levels then it just goes back to the easy one day return % where a nice smelling fart sends it up 100%.
Sure rinse and repeat there was plenty of opportunity to make money before and there will be again.
That was fun but bid creeping up again now.
It amazes me that every time shares flood in from debt holders everyone panics. Every time they let off this thing bounces because all of a sudden no one is selling. Only a handful of people really know if this company is trying to be legitimate but for short term traders buying this seems like a no-brainer. Every start-up is a gamble even if they are completely on the straight and narrow.
I have his cell phone number when you're ready to call him.