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hey buddy i hope all is well. check this one out
i think it's going to run like MMAB did, but actually
has more potential. starting to move lately but still
very cheap.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=14668
CLNH has started what should be a permanent
price appreciation. check it out, sea.
gl
starting to move. dime is thin.
ihub wants posters to stay "on topic"
and has been removing posts about other posters,
or anything not directly concerning AOGN.
just a thought - the final (ever) K-1
is going to be mailed out soon. CLNH is
now a C-corporation.
consider these stats:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=CLNH.OB+Key+Statistics
consider the possibility that insiders
intentionally arranged some asset structures
and charges to make the company technically "unprofitable" in 2011
so that they wouldn't have to pay capital
gains tax on individual returns.
Now all of a sudden look at the conversion
into Common over the last quarter of 2011, immediately
following the reclassification.
(see the three schedule 13D/A's
http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001043325&owner=exclude&count=40things
"hmm"... now they won't have to report
pass-through capital gains individually in 2012.
Centerline Holding Company Changes Tax Classification
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/10/14/idUS152181+14-Oct-2011+HUG20111014
when you put this together with the stated outlook
to dramatically increase business in 2012, it's an explosive combination of facts.
"Centerline is projecting a dramatic doubling of business volume in 2012"
http://www.multihousingnews.com/features/profile-centerline-capital-group/1004046670.html
Insider Ownership 65.5%
but a new long is not buying it 2 years ago.
he or she is buying it now. the financials speak
for themselves. shareholder equity is present on a .0019 stock.
just because the tech subsidiaries didn't spinoff yet
doesn't mean they won't. natural gas was 4 times higher
in price when Rodriguez bought the interest in Grace.
they are not alone. if it can survive the last couple
years, it can survive into the future.
would you be surprised if this got to .005 ? who
would even notice, except for us posting here and
few others ? but that's a 150% from .002.
this is a low-end subber. are you saying it will never
be a mid-term subber ? lol. that can happen in one day.
people will buy this at .005 just like they refuse
to buy it at .0019.
yes. all micro-cap companies go through various phases
of growth, the trick to make $ as a shareholder is to
correctly identify when is the time to take a position.
too soon, and you end up holding through pain because
these companies issue equity to raise funds. too late,
and you miss the transformation of the company. this is
not a major "play" for me. only a small % of anyone's
portfolio should be in this. yet, it seems to be close
to verge of funding itself through operations, crossing
into profitability. it's unusual to find any penny stock
trading in the .001's that has positive shareholder equity
on the balance sheet. there doesn't appear to be any more
selling of shares on the market. i don't think anyone
would be surprised at all if the financial condition of
AOGN continued to improve, or if a successful spinoff of
Oiltek occurs in 2012, or if reserves and revenues rise.
who would be surprised if the stock reaches, say .004
as a new base ? probably nobody. but .004 is 100% higher
than where we are. other stocks have to make leaps and
bounds, and need positive overall market sentiment to gain
50%, 100%, 200%, 500% etc. this doesn't. but if you miss
that first 100%, you miss the sweetest part of a rebound.
i don't want to miss that, so i bought shares over the
last couple weeks and plan to hold them, reward outweighs
risk now.
often i say not to buy penny stocks at particular junctures
in their lifespan. toxic financing, operating losses, questions
concerning viability of their market niches, legitimacy; are
but some of the problems any penny buyer needs to fully
evaluate.
if AOGN continues to perform better, the share price will
follow. this could rise 300% from here and still have
plenty of upside. who would blink an eye ? ihubbers would
line up to buy this at .005 just like they are not lining
up to buy it @ .0019.
this stock used to be Sled Dogs, I remember
them in the 90's, ticker SNOW. I got a VCR
tape from them.
Latest News Feed: http://www.centerline.com/about/index.html
CLNH 10-year chart
(formerly called Charter Mae)
http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=CLNH.OB+Interactive#chart1:symbol=clnh.ob;range=my;indicator=volume;charttype=line;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=off;source=undefined
PROFILE: Centerline Capital Group
By Keat Foong, Executive Editor
New York—Since its capital restructuring came to an end in March 2010, Centerline Capital Group has been laying the groundwork for future expansion. Accordingly, 2012 will be a year of growth for the debt and equity financier.
“In 2012, we will take that platform that we have put in place, support it with investments in people and technology, and allow the business to grow over the next year,” remarks Robert Levy, president, Centerline COO and CFO.
Centerline is projecting a dramatic doubling of business volume in 2012 in some of its four lines of businesses—conventional multifamily lending, affordable lending, affordable equity (Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) syndication) and asset management. (Centerline’s asset management portfolio, which places it consistently among the top five owners in the NHMC Top 50 rankings, consists of about 147,000 units of affordable housing financed by Centerline-raised funds.)
Centerline’s affordable equity syndication business is expected to double to $300 million next year in transactional volume, says Levy. And the affordable debt business is projected to also increase by two times in volume, from its $175 million level in 2011.
Meanwhile, Centerline’s conventional debt business line, which composes Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and FHA financing, as well as some CMBS, bridge and mezzanine lending, had already tripled in transactional volume to $1.3 billion in 2011. Centerline expects this division to increase its business by about 20 percent to about $1.6 billion in 2012.
Much of Centerline’s growth is made possible by high-level hires in 2011. The diverse finance company hired a team from Grandbridge Real Estate Capital LLC to power its affordable debt financing department. This year, it has also brought on an executive from RBC Capital Markets to head and further expand its affordable equity business. And new leadership was also appointed to lead the asset management business. Levy says these new appointments bring in new energy, but must also complement the longstanding leadership in the company, in conventional debt financing and other areas.
“When we bring in new leadership, we are very focused on developing a certain culture at the company and hiring people who embrace that culture,” says Levy. This culture at Centerline can be boiled down to: transparency, communication and integration (cross selling of products), he says.
Certainly, based on its history alone, Centerline may appear to benefit from a large web of old, established, relationships. Its predecessor companies include Related Capital, in the affordable equity side. And in the early- to mid-2000s, Centerline had added agency—Fannie, Freddie, FHA—capabilities with its acquisition of PW Funding, and subsequently, Capri Capital.
Today, the New York-headquartered company has 240 employees and 10 offices throughout the country. Sixteen percent of the company’s stock is publicly held, and 39 percent closely held by a company controlled by investor Andrew Farkas. The company had an initial public offering in the late-90s that consisted of the roll ups of existing public partnerships.
Describing Centerline as a diverse finance company, Levy notes that the various business lines create synergies. For example, owners on the affordable side who also participate in conventional multifamily housing could be cross sold products from the company’s other business departments. Ultimately, the debt and equity financing company will compete on great products, great service and an entrepreneurial and creative approach, says Levy.
http://www.multihousingnews.com/features/profile-centerline-capital-group/1004046670.html
those numbers are directly from the 10Q
for the quarter ended 9/30/11.
If you want more depth, call Kent.
they don't break it down specifically for us,
but Grace is where the working interest is highest
of the producing properties. I was listening to the
Kent Rod interview (stickynoted), when they bought
the Grace interests, natural gas had spiked to $13/mmcf.
The focus now is on acquiring oil properties in Western
Oklahoma and Colorado, and Oiltek. Avalon VP Jill
Allison is now full-time on Oiltek.
http://www.linkedin.com/in/jillallison
chillax :) we'll hear from them again soon enough.
just puttin up a sticky note
sorry, but I don't think in terms of targets.
it is enough for me to say the stock is a buy
when the reward outweighs the risk.
the chart speaks for itself as to the potential
of this company as one of the very few niche plays
in mobile marketing. they have made key acquisitions.
they ousted the founder from the board and the ceo
position (ryan wuerch) because his leadership was
getting questionable. now, we have an interim ceo
who is either here for a turnaround, or to set
the company up for sale.
that being said, the chart suggests $1.40 can be
achieved without much resistance, which is 55%
gain on 90c.
11/23/11 Avalon Oil & Gas, Inc. Reports Improved Financial Results
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 23, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Avalon Oil & Gas, Inc., ("Avalon") (OTCQB: AOGN, OTCBB: AOGN) an independent oil and gas production company, released its 10QSB on November 15, 2011. Total assets increased to $2.65 million, shareholder equity increased to $1.04 million, and the cash balance as of September 30, 2011 exceeded $133,000. The net loss for the quarter decreased 66% to $89,000. Revenues increased to $119,535 for the six-month period ending September 30, 2011. Avalon will discuss the results in an interview on Wednesday, November 30, 2011 with StockhouseGroup.com. Shareholders are invited to submit questions to info@stockhousegroup.com.
"We currently have the cash on hand to complete a workover on three wells in Lincoln County, Oklahoma, and to complete the due diligence on a portfolio of producing oil and gas wells in Western Oklahoma," said Avalon's CEO Kent A. Rodriguez. He added, "When the workovers on these wells have been completed, daily production should approach or exceed initial production levels, increasing Avalon's monthly cashflow, and will add to our portfolio of producing wells in Miller County, Arkansas; Camp and Karnes County, Texas; and Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana.
"Avalon's management acknowledges that world economic events influence the price of oil and gas and thereby affects company cash flows and, ultimately, our share price. We will continue to focus on projects and acquisitions that bring future value and increased revenues. This Quarterly Report indicates we are working to improve the Company's balance sheet, increase asset values and cashflows, while reducing our operating expenses, as we continue to execute on our plan to be profitable and debt-free," said Rodriguez.
About Avalon Oil & Gas, Inc.
Avalon Oil & Gas is an oil and gas company engaged in the acquisition and development of producing oil and gas properties.
In addition, Avalon's technology group acquires and develops energy production enhancing technologies. Through Oiltek, Inc., Avalon's majority-owned subsidiary, Avalon is building an asset portfolio of innovative technologies in the oil and gas industry to maximize enhancement opportunities.
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains statements, which may constitute "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended by the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Those statements include statements regarding the intent, belief or current expectations of Avalon Oil & Gas, Inc., and members of its management as well as the assumptions on which such statements are based. Prospective investors are cautioned that any such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve risks and uncertainties, and that actual results may differ materially from those contemplated by such forward-looking statements. The Company undertakes no obligation to update or revise forward-looking statements to reflect changed assumptions, the occurrence of unanticipated events or changes to future operating results.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, please visit the company's website at www.avalonoil.com, or contact:
Avalon Oil & Gas, Inc.
Kent Rodriguez, CEO
Tel: 952-746-9655
Fax 952-746-5216
SOURCE Avalon Oil & Gas, Inc.
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/avalon-oil--gas-inc-reports-improved-financial-results-134401313.html
the majority of the co's present revenue stream
is from the Grace Wells which are gas. They get
some oil revenue, but of course we would like to
see the oil projects outweigh the gas in this
environment. Still, consider the U.S. is having
a very unusually warm winter, and this has hurt
NG prices. Stay tuned.
http://avalonoilinc.com/html/properties.html
heads up
it doesn't get hotter than domestic US oil.
AOGN calm before the storm 0017x0019
this is a great buy here for 4 Billion exposure
to housing market, positive shareholder equity.
i expect it to be .20 in the short term.
see this article
http://www.multihousingnews.com/features/profile-centerline-capital-group/1004046670.html
CTAS Jan 37.5 puts only .35
pull up a chart on it
AOGN Avalon Oil .0017x.0019 2.8m
domestic oil play
congrats for holding, i sold last week, didn't
like the risk.
the Icahn group is going to more than double their
ownership level with the subsciption rights, likely
approaching owning half the company.
not only is Brett on the BOD, also is Carl Icahn's
son-in-law, Hunter Gary. That's 2 of a 5-member board.
Moreover, Jim Smith, who took the CEO position from
founder Ryan Wuerch (whose mismanagement got him ousted
from both CEO and BOD) is only an interim CEO doing cleanup.
A buyout is a strong possibility here. There are not many
pure plays on mobile marketing.
no. this is the subscription rights. the offer is
exclusively for existing shareholders. there is not yet
an agreed upon exercise price per right. only "up to
$50 million" - but you can be sure not everyone will use
the subscription rights. you get one new common share
and one new Series J preferred share.
this is a very shareholder-friendly concept, and Icahn
is lapping it up. it may have been his idea. Icahn is
accepting these rights in lieu of cash for his recent
$20 million loan to the company, so that debt will come
off the books, and his ownership level will increase.
I am planning on increasing my holdings via the plan.
you can exercise as much as you can afford, as low as
1 SR or max equal to how many shares you own.
Expect the stock to rise when the cutoff date is
announced. The only reason why this hasn't gone
higher this year is people are waiting to see the
exercise price on the SRs.
You're all very critical but didn't even bother to
read the filing, or read the news leading up to this
which said it was coming.
thanks, the same to you !
there is no considerable debt. i think you're shooting
off the hip. total liabilities are only 1.6 million,
and just a fraction of that is actual debt.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/918573/000135448811004529/aogn_10q.htm
This stock is going to become one of the hottest
on ihub. A .001's or .002's, or .003's domestic oil
co with positive equity, SEC compliant. The only
question to ask is .. did you buy before the storm ?
true, it happened a few years ago. But the payments
some of those partial owners owe Avalon continues to
rise. They can be used as leverage.
The Company is the operator of certain wells acquired in the Expanded Bedford Agreement (see note 4). Pursuant to a joint interest operating agreement (the “Joint Interest Agreement”), the Company charges the other owners of the Grace Wells for their pro-rata share of operating and workover expenses. These receivables are carried on the Company’s balance sheet as Receivable from Joint Interests. At September 30, 2011, the amount of these receivables is $155,536 and $184,992 respectively.
he thought you were talking to him, even though you
replied to my post, because Ronnie is his name also.
as a matter of fact, i know who he is.
we have a friend in common.
to RM: it's tough to choose when to buy a penny stock,
but remember public sentiment does matter.
I'm not interested in hyping this. Every one of these
goes through growing pains. The trick to buying pennies is knowing
at what phase to buy. Too soon, and you lose because they
are capitally challenged. AOGN is trading near it's book value
here. Actually, if you believe the latest PR, the balance
sheet has improved since the most recent 10Q. This doesn't
appear to be a scam, it has SEC filings and revenues.
I've heard through the grapevine that the co will be
making some new moves forward.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Avalon-Oil-Gas-Inc-Reports-prnews-3130699109.html?x=0&l=1
from the end of page 20 through page 21
outlines previous effort to acquire all
Grace wells completely with Buyout Offer votes.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/918573/000135448811004529/aogn_10q.htm
VANCOUVER , Dec. 15, 2011 /PRNewswire/ - Shareholders of Anooraq Resources Corporation ("Anooraq" or the "Company") (TSXV: ARQ.V - News) (NYSE Amex: ANO) (JSE: ARQ.V - News) are referred to the cautionary announcements dated 13 May 2011 , 28 June 2011 , 10 August 2011 , 21 September 2011 and 02 November 2011 respectively, relating to the negotiations between Anooraq and Anglo American Platinum Limited (the "Parties") in respect of a potential restructuring, recapitalization and refinancing transaction between them ("the Bokoni Group transaction").
The Parties have made substantial progress in settling the terms of the Bokoni Group transaction and are currently seeking the requisite corporate and regulatory approvals required to proceed with the transaction process. Once the necessary approvals have been obtained a detailed announcement will be made regarding the Bokoni Group transaction.
As the Bokoni Group transaction process remains ongoing, shareholders are advised to continue to exercise caution when dealing in their Anooraq securities until a further announcement is made.
Johannesburg
15 December 2011
Anooraq Resources (ANO) Shares Upgraded to a “Outperform” Rating by Macquarie Analysts.
Posted by LUSA Staff on Dec 22nd, 2011
http://localizedusa.com/2011/12/22/anooraq-resources-ano-shares-upgraded-to-a-outperform-rating-by-macquarie-analysts/
i've been following this for years.
this was the time to hit.
i'll update the box etc. soon
they are not a development stage co, they have revenues
which are forecast to only increase in a big way,
and when you consider the 100 million oz platinum
they have in the ground, it's likely that the co
will be debt-free simply by monetizing a small portion
of the in-ground reserves in the deal with Amplats.
We're hoping for a massive improvement to book value
simply with the stroke of a pen.
I've been reading about the company's previous efforts
to acquire the Grace Wells in total. It was pretty close.
It may not be unreasonable to believe the company may ultimately
be successful in acquiring a full working interest, especially
considering the unpaid monies owed to the company.
Raising funds would provide flexibility to monetize the unpaid
receivables and increase revenues if a full acquisition of
the Grace Wells can be agreed upon. Also, because KR's preferred
if converted to common puts them over the old A/S of 1b, adding
flexibility with a larger A/S makes sense if the parties have
signaled willingness to sell the rest of their working interests.
Total liabilities are only 1.6 million.
It doesn't look dead to me. There is likely one more
chance for this co to turn things around, but it has to
happen this year, imo. No comment on the drill/well tech
subsidiaries, need more info there.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/918573/000135448811004529/aogn_10q.htm
JP Morgan downgraded from Overweight to Neutral
right after the 8-K.
http://www.theflyonthewall.com/permalinks/entry.php/MOTRid1374698/MOTR-Motricity-weakness-a-buying-opportunity-says-JP-Morgan
the 8-K has positives.
This is probably a buying opp on the drop back to low .90's