You're right about that. I completely forgot about the BDC dates (December 29th cancellation) and vote. I mean, after being flogged by CB for so long, you sometimes lose your wit. Sometimes I wonder if AENP even exist.
Yes, the BDC vote was March 13th, 2007 and the vote was approved to change the operations of the company. Given this and rhw yearend numbers due out March 31st, I would agree that April 1st makes sense.
What is also interesting is that oil is going up from here ($100+). The declining dollar is causing gold, oil, raw materials and commodities to rise. There is no slow down in China's or India's thirst for industrialization. We are in a box and there in no easy way out. Oil and Gas is a good place to be. If AENP would get off its XSS, and show itself as a responsible productive and profitable company, able to drill a well and deliver, watch out.
Beyond knowing the production rates of 4-5 wells, in various stages of drilling, I would like to know the status of PRI's recovery possibilities of the 68 million barrel of oil in reserves and the levels of oil and gas reserves in the Barnett Shale properties.
Everyone in the world is looking for a good investment in a bad market. An undervalued Oil and Gas, Jr., could be explosive.
What the hell are they waiting for? No more BS BC or it could be said that you are manipulating this stock for whatever reason. The RS was one thing, what now? I will be watching you very, very closely CB. Both Directors leaving at the same time is also suspicious, given what we know.
This has been like a nightmare, waking up Christmas morning, and running down the stairs as a child. Four times I woke up, ran down the stairs and a burglar broke in and stole the presents. Three times I woke up, ran down the stairs and our house was flooded and all the presents were destroyed. Two times I woke up, ran down the stairs to a false alarm, it wasn't Christmas. One time I ran down the stairs and the dog eat the presents. What's next CB? Are you the grinch that stole Christmas or are you Santa Claus?
Peter Drucker, considered by many to be the father of modern day Management practices and principals, would be proud of the way CB has treated his shareholders and fellow investors. NOT!!!!!!
