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Funny, take a look at this link!!??
http://www.scribd.com/doc/15200196/Future-Hot-Stock-2-Valor-Energy-VLRN
I must admit, it's been awhile since I've been here but had an interesting discussion with an employee at a plant in Southern Nevada. They have actually heard of this company, thought it was worth mentioning, don't know why, but they knew all about their business, etc. Not upper management, but middle management person....interesting.
Call me when we hit 1.00 plus
2 days in a row, relatively nothing in volume?! What is going on, anyone have info?!
Awfully odd isn't it?
1 trade for 18,500 volume after weeks of huge volume?
Anyone talk to SW today? Something is up.
An oldtimer once grabbed my arm and told me that to make millions, you've got to take chances.
I think we're taking a good chance here! We'll get some support, just wait.
This oldtimers name....Mr. Zell.
Does the offshore drilling moratorium that expires Oct 1st have any standing with the area we have under lease?
Does anyone know if the agreement between New Century
and VLRN has been released? If so it holds to key to seeing if we have a say in drilling!
100 dollars equals 1,000,000 shares.
good time to buy this!
Only one way to go from here!
It's going to move very, very soon!
Ditto...
I'm continuing to tell you something is going to happen to turn this price around - it's just a matter of time.
Correct me if I'm wrong,
If someone is selling, doesn't that mean that someone is buying? I'm not a stock genius and don't get all the dumping ideals but, who is buying 9 million shares? There has to be a good reason for this. People don't buy 9K worth of stock for nothing, especially penny stocks.
Do I smell an...
ACQUISITION?
Consider this...
If no one buys any of this, the price won't go up, pretty simple economics. Second, this is not Aquatic Cellulose International Corporation. I'd venture to say (and I may make a lot of enemies by saying it) that whoever had stock in AQCI and is still looking to regain the "glory days" of over a buck SP, sell now and buy a ton of SIRI. I mean a ton! The loss on AQCI will help offset your gains from the purchase (you'll need a good accountant!). I've lost a toilet bowl full of money on this over the last 6 years, but that's life, and come tax time every year, a little write off is good, especially if you make some money elsewhere. That being said, I'd be the first to disagree with investing tax purposes (aka: writeoffs). My philosophy is, make the money pay the tax, help the economy grow! I guess my entire point is that everyone needs to have a new perspective on this. I for one am buying every share I can get my hands on. If they come at a low price, so be it. We need to look beyond the politics of this and realize that this is a solid business model and it has solid dynamics, that is what really matters, SP will follow, trust me, it always does...although never at the pace that share holders want to see, thus all the cost cutting and money saving measures that all the private equity buyouts basically require anymore. No one looks at long term anymore as we're all spoiled with the quick buck of the last few years. Long term to me is years, long term to modern day shareholders is the next quarter's results, regardless of strategic cost to the company.
Lets all keep buying up every possible piece of this and see what happens, I think everyone will be surprised, pleasantly.
The newsletter, don't know, I'm expecting it this week.
If you don't own it, you should.
Any day now on that press release Sheridan!
Anyone talk with him lately!?
This Bush speech today at 1:30 could mean big things!
Follow this link...it's a pdf.
Interesting reading!
http://www.huskyenergy.ca/downloads/AboutHusky/Publications/FactSheets/2008_FS_Conventional.pdf
I suggest to everyone in doubt as to Valor's plans:
1. Call Sheridan - he's very personable and talkative, so make sure you have a few minutes.
2. Read the third party field report in detail, all 22 pages. I'd probably do this prior to calling so you have to information at hand. Also, if you have questions/comments, Sheridan would be able to answer them. Note that the current production is in excess of the estimates. This is posted on the corporate website in PDF format. Very little oil and gas industry knowledge is needed to understand the report.
3. Contact any oil and gas industry contacts that you may have and mention what this company is doing.
4. Watch for press releases. I wouldn't put a "well redevelopment" deal with one of the majors out of the question at this point.
Only speculation.
Sheridan is no dummy.
We'll be seeing some action forthcoming.
I stand corrected.
The current natural gas prices exceed 12.00 so please adjust my math.
I'd say that if we can
strike a few more of these deals,
have no environmental disasters,
find some working wells, strike some
working interest deals (like this) in
Canada and offshore and continue to keep
pressure on Sheridan for marketing and
press releases....
We can definately put this company on the map.
Actual numbers are closer to this...
Of course variances must be allowed for shutdown and maintenance.
300 +/- x 10.03 = 3009.00 per day.
3009.00 x 365 days = 1,098,285.00 per year.
Subtract royalties, taxes, interest and the like from this.
Now, figure the overhead (comparatively nil). Now, figure the risk involved (New Century carries the majority of the risk). Now, while you're still thinking about it, figure out how a company that is worth literally nothing (and was worth less at the time) concocted a deal like this with virtually nothing.
Now, multiply these deals and we see revenue.
Like a lot of small companies, public and private, there's a "benefit of the doubt" factor that plays into this.
Put aside personal feelings and opinions (I don't disagree with the way you feel) and take an objective, realistic look at what is going on here....pretend you didn't own the stock before this. In all honesty, the value was nil before the authorization of new shares anyway. A hard pill to swallow, I can attest, I've put a fair share into it too.
Now stop thinking about all that and "objectively" look at what has happened in the past year. Forget about the shares being diluted, just for a few minutes. In a years time, we've got a company on the verge of hitting it big. Every small business needs to catch a break to make it go, it's a fact. What I'm proposing is to help this company out, spark some interest, get people looking at it, show that it has a valid plan, has assets, has a business plan and is making money. Don't confuse this with pumping it up and selling it. There is no long term value in pumping up a stock and selling it. All it takes is one lucky break, one good year, one good idea, one massive press release and one institutional investor to hop on and we've got a winner here!
I do hold management accountable for their actions, but I also like to look at the circumstances and assess what they are trying to accomplish. Given these circumstances, I believe (my opinion only) that the best moves were made. They were done legally and according to an email I received this morning from Sheridan, there will be more news forthcoming, on a more regular basis. Check out the newsletter, mostly same old, same old, but some positive facts there, nonetheless.
In essence, I'm campaigning for "let's give them another chance!"
What would my responsibilities entail?
iblong2, go tell your friends to check it out and send Sheridan and email. We should get him to throw a party for everyone that owns shares. Also, consider who the debt-holders are for this company for a second.
I've known Sheridan for quite a while, in fact I was a big AQCI investor back in the day (I didn't make anything but a lot of my cohorts did). I can tell you that he cares about making this go. No BS, he's got a heck of a long road ahead of him, but there is something special here, if he can get the word out.
If you go back and follow the steps that AQCI did to take this thing from basically nothing (after the big boom) to where it is today, at least in terms of potential, you've got to give them credit. I personally feel it was a good move to authorize 100,000,000,000 shares - think "tech-start-up-ish."
We'd all be doing ourselves a favor by telling everyone we know about this and sending an email to Sheridan with our support and our ideas. It would take 5 minutes and maybe we'd get a little exposure. I've written to all of my congressman.
It takes a little help on a shoestring budget!
By the way ONEBGG...
LONG LIVE THE NRA!!! Nice website and if it ever comes to a point in America where they go door to door to confiscate, come to central Illinois.
Patience is all it takes, and some extremely good marketing. Did anyone here get their email newsletter that was promised today, I didn't, but I'm interested in what it might say.
Listen to Congress, Listen to Congress, Listen to Congress!
Don't any pennystock investors pay attention to what is happening in the world any more? Congress refuses open ANWR and countless offshore areas to more drilling, leaving the country with very little manueverability to explore for new oil and natural gas. I've read the engineer's assessment of the fields and lease-holds that VLRN is affiliated with via working interests and they produce! They produce, albeit on a limited scale.
Consider the history of this company with the under water wood recovery and the frenzy of activity that went on in the late 90's and 00's. This company has finally turned a corner and is on to something here with redeveloping existing leases. These areas are already approved for drilling, pumping and production.
I wouldn't doubt some Canadian deals being in the works as well. Canada is very progressive in becoming energy independent believe it or not. The "Tar Sands" project is just one example and there are numerous others. Whether or not you believe in global warming (I don't), gas and oil are here to stay for, at a very minimun, 20 years. If VLRN can convince not only it's private investors, but institutional investors that there plan can work, with a little cash, we've got a winner here!
I believe that we are all on to something here!