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Pretty obvious just glancing at those charts that at the very least, a tradeable bottom is at hand.
Chance favours the prepared.
I'm not the person you should be asking, and I wouldn't give you the answer if I had it.
Take your Thorazine. Make it a double.
Follow THESE links:
http://www.thecrescent.com/pages/default.asp
http://www.thecrescent.com/pages/leasinfo.asp
http://www.thecrescent.com/pages/bildfeat.asp
http://www.thecrescent.com/pages/pdfs/propbroc.pdf
http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?addr=200+Crescent+Court&csz=Dallas+TX&country=us&new=1...
and tell us if this is the sort of building one finds in an "Industrial Park type area"...
The Crescent Court is located a few short blocks north of Dallas' Central Business District. It is owned by the real estate vehicle of one of the Hunt heirs, Caroline Hunt. It is - per square foot - probably the most expensive rent anywhere in Dallas' CBD.
Whaz, you may be right that the 700 Suite is an "all flash, no cash" corporate version of a Potemkin Village. I'll make some calls or drop by myself to see exactly what "Suite 700" consists of.
No indication of any such action on the OTCBB "Daily List"
The Resource Report NI43-101 is released:
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/060907/0160658.html
I'm very familiar with the area in and around Runnels County TX where the Company recently acquired a project.
There's one formation in particular, the Goen lime, that needs some discussion. The Goen lime is a high-permeability lime called vugular or reef lime and when one finds the Goen "high" on a trap or a fault, the production can be spectacular.
A relative of mine drilled a Goen well in 1959 and the well flowed 800 barrels a day for nearly a year and a half. Over its entire life, it produced nearly 2 million barrels of oil. Other Goen wells drilled by him and others had similar prolific production numbers. The problem is that the Goen plays hide-and-seek and in 1959 you had to be lucky to find it. He didn't have the benefit of 3d seismic, just data from surrounding wells, ones both successful and dry. The Goen is worth looking for, because when you find it, it's spectacular.
Fox on the air tomorrow evening at 6:
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/060906/20060906006085.html?.v=1
$.45 starting to crumble; last half hour could be fun.
What's the "problem with [me]?"? Why are you asking such a question? Am I a "problem" because I try to provide some insight into why we seem to be stalled here in the mid-$.40's?
In case you missed it, here's why we're "stalled" briefly at $.44/$.45:
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=13076018
Avast, and shiver me timbers, we be owned by pirates, Laddie...
TOP INSTITUTIONAL HOLDERS
Holder Shares % Out Value* Reported
CORSAIR CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, L.L.C. 1,000,000 .53 $50,000 30-Jun-06
FISHER INVESTMENTS, INC. 260,000 .14 $13,000 30-Jun-06
Stucki takes a bullet for the team:
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060906/law086.html?.v=65
"What is past is prologue."
Shakespeare The Tempest
Interesting post of yours
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11185048
from May 18 when Chevron was making their initial tests of the Jack.
Let's see... May... June... July... August... September! And now, suddenly, Chevron decides they want to talk about it.
Nothing a major says or does happens by accident.
"stocks2play.com"?
What's this pimp house's track record? Anybody know?
To prove that Stopped Clock Syndrome is so egalitarian it even works for the un-deserving, here's the VMH chart
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?symb=VMHIF&sid=0&o_symb=VMHIF&...
over the last 2 years; it did make it to the high $.20's, briefly, right after it emerged from the Fuschia Forest.
If they really, truly expect #5 from anybody, they have no understanding of The Politics Of Envy, and I don't think they're quite that naive. In fact, they've probably got a dozen or so public relations firms on retainer getting ready to spin like whirling dervishes the minute that BoogyMan of the last oil and gas boom, The Windfall Profits Tax, gets resurrected by the newly-elected Democratic majority in both houses of the next Congress.
Care to bet it's the first bill put in the hopper?
Today's Chevron "news" was an assiduously crafted, perfectly timed, carefully planted story; planted for several reasons and to serve several purposes, the most important of which are:
1. Reinforce Bush's speech yesterday calling for more "energy independence". How convenient the story appears a day later, veritably breathless in its zest to put visions of hydrocarbon sugarplums once again dancing in our heads.
2. To take peoples' minds off the Alaska North Slope production implosion, and plant the necessary false seed of hope that ".. everything's going to be all right, after all."
3. To be a big enough story, with long enough legs, to push the impending mid-term elections off the lead story of the 6 o'clock and 10 o'clock news, and the newspapers' headlines. With everyone's mind still gripped by the spectre of $3+ gasoline, the notion that another "magic energy bullet" has been found nearly in our own back yard - ok, our own South Porch Swimming Pool - becomes compelling political capital for the incumbent party; namely, guess who?
4. It solidifies Chevron's quasi-connection with the incumbent Administration, and rings up an even higher pile of political I.O.U.'s, to be cashed through cheerful Head Teller and part-time Dragon Lady Condi "Turandot" Rice. How much more convenient can it get?
Any bets on what chip Chevron will want to cash first?
I'm in Dallas also, and I'll confirm Whazoo's assessment of the Crescent Court: probably the priciest rent in town. Owned by the Rosewood Corp. which is the r/e vehicle of one of the Hunt progeny of oil wildcatter H.L. Hunt fame.
Links:
http://www.thecrescent.com/pages/default.asp
http://www.thecrescent.com/pages/leasinfo.asp
They're either being very shrewd, or very foolish moving in here. No in-between.
These are the moments when my Time & Quotes database going back to 1999 proves itself worth its weight in gold. Oh, and my MathCad program to analyse it statistically.
This "huge volume, no price movement" phenomenon has preceded every major move FASC has made since 1999. And it's all right there to see in the numbers, themselves. If one has them, ofcourse.
There's a reason for everything.
Rats are jumping the Ti-CGHI-tanic
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/060904/20060904005079.html?.v=1
Stick a fork in this one, folks, it's falling-off-the-bone done.
Not necessarily even "institutions", although their presence and participation would be welcome. Thomson treats any block trade over 10,000 as "Institutional Buying", but for a stock at this price, 10 large is within the scope of even parsimonious, tightwad, skinflint, penny-pinching misers such as I.
Anything even resembling good news and this hits $.005
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=BLYC&p=D&yr=1&mn=6&dy=0&id=p05157449709
which is the resistance formed by the July '05 collapse.
Fidelity is showing a price and value again in an account I have there; they're carrying it under this CUSIP: 05968X106
which I believe is the one it's had all along. Corrections welcome.
None of this is happening by "accident".
Those are the sort of "clues" that mean something, no question.
You looking at "open interest" numbers on options?
Post of the weekend! ( at least! )
The reason $.44 is resistance right now is because it was "support" that gave way back in March of '05
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=PRVB&p=D&yr=2&mn=0&dy=0&id=p58718784600
as people thought they were "buying a dip" after the early March '05 top. Now, all those folks are playing the "get out even" card.
Notice how the $.40 level acted as resistance as well - on a smaller scale - as the February '06 buyers at $.40 "got out even".
It does, if anyone owns a sufficient amount of this stock to fall under its purview.
Make a careful study of the posting history of the entity calling itself "LandAgent"
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/profile.asp?User=64257
and you quickly come to understand its agenda, both here and on other boards.
Its arrival tells me highly positive events are about to unfold.
Gosh, this is the best free entertainment since the Clinton impeachment hearings.
Hey! Everybody enjoying their weekend, so far? I sure am; I bought some more after the 8k, and I'm glad I did. Anybody else buy more?
Sounds as though some sensible people took Senor Morales aside for a little frank and earnest discussion about economic reality and how you don't win friends and influence people by giving them the finger.
I get the sense Senor Morales, himself, knows and understands this but he had to put on a show for Fidel and Hugo right after his election to show them he was "one of them".
It's a term used in the vernacular to describe a shale formation "draped", in diaper fashion, over an underlying deposit of hydrocarbon, thus forming a trapping barrier, much as a diaper of the usual variety does.
http://www.cseg.ca/conferences/2003/2003abstracts/499S0211.pdf
A poster claims
"1. This company is not fully reporting and currently unregulated by the SEC thus investors owning more than 5% DO NOT have to file form 13g. "
Patently false; BIGN is a "public company" as defined by the SEC acts of 1933 and 1934 and the fact that it trades on and in a public exchange mechanism called the Pink Sheets. It is not "reporting" but it is most assuredly "regulated" by the SEC.
Oh, and it's a "13d", not a "13g", the "13g" is limited form of the "13d" used by banks and insurance companies:
http://www.ing.com/group/showdoc.jsp?docid=075330_EN&menopt=ivr|sec
Schedule 13D
When a person or group of persons acquires beneficial ownership of more than 5% of the number of outstanding shares in a class of a company's equity securities registered under Section 12 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, they must file a Schedule 13D with the SEC. The term beneficial owner is defined under SEC rules. It includes any person who directly or indirectly exercises voting power or investment power (the power to buy or sell the security). Amendments to earlier filings are marked with '/A'.
ING’s Schedule 13D(/A) filings at SEC
Schedule 13G
Schedule 13G is a much-abbreviated version of Schedule 13D. This form is only available for use by a limited category of "persons" (such as banks and insurance companies) and even then only when the securities were acquired in the ordinary course of business and not with the purpose or effect of changing or influencing the control of the issuer. Amendments are generally filed on a yearly basis as of the end of the calendar year for as long as the interest stays above 5%. Amendments to earlier filings are marked with '/A'.
The scales appear to be falling from some eyes; $.025 and MM's having to cross trades to make fills.
If this posting entity does own enough to require a 13d and hasn't done so in a timely fashion, hoo boy.... well, let's just say they need to retain the very best legal counsel available and, no, "Pre-Paid Legal Services" won't cut it.
and wolf: nope; any company under the purview of the SEC, which BIGN is.
Yes a "13d" Filing is required when one owns more than 5%; see this link:
http://www.secpedia.com/Default.aspx#a30a16a59-0cbc-4080-a237-a80c3ef71a8a
"BOE" - "Barrel of Oil Equivalent" - is a standard industry term that creates a "common denominator" for both oil and gas production, so companies that produce both can present a single number representing their production.
Oil is straightforward, a barrel is a barrel. For natural gas, 6000 cubic feet of natural gas is deemed "equivalent" to a barrel of oil.
A tip on "volume alerts"; most quote streamers such as E*Trade who get their data feed from Reuters raise the "volume alert" flag - the little "V in a circle" - at 7 times the 10-day average volume. Useful to know, so as to anticipate their occurrence.