There are some pretty powerful "unknowns" floating around with SOCU, but below is some DD that is considered what is "known" about SOCU.
The SOCU share Structure is below: http://www.otcmarkets.com/otciq/ajax/showFinancialReportById.pdf?id=32247 Authorized Shares (AS) = 2,000,000,000 shares Outstanding Shares (OS) = 972,529,454 shares Restricted Shares = 890,053,260 shares Float = 82,476,194 shares (I think there is a slight increase of the Float taking it to approximately 85,000,000 shares. Regardless, there is a total of 758,000,000 Restricted Shares out of the 890,053,260 Restricted Shares of the OS that are held by the Chairman/CEO of the company as a control block.)
Something that I think have gone ignored by the market is the SOCU $30 million valued purchase contract:
The link below from the SOCU website reflects the Joint Venture (JV) that SOCU has entered into with Home Creek Energy of Smyer, Texas where there are 14 leases in total covering approximately 2,500 acres and 30 currently producing wells. http://www.standardoilcompanyusa.com/Texas%20Development.html
Within the link below are two must see videos within the War Creek Project in War Creek and Mill Creek Districts, Breathitt County, Kentucky; particularly the second video: http://www.standardoilcompanyusa.com/WarCreek%20Development.html Standard Oil Company USA, Inc. announces the purchase of the War Creek Project in War Creek and Mill Creek Districts, Breathitt County, Kentucky. Recorded from War Creek Energy, LLC, this leasehold includes 400 acres plus numerous production wells (immediate revenues) with some of the wells being fully equipped with tank batteries.
And yet still, from more info below, it appears that SOCU has acquired some wells from Chesapeake Energy which trades on the NYSE under the ticker of CHK: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=CHK&ql=0
The good thing to note is that these wells were already revenue producing wells that were already properly researched and are proven to have value by Chesapeake which was why they were originally acquired. This is so because of the info and comments mentioned below:
http://www.evaluateenergy.com/Universal/View.aspx?type=Story&id=90754 Standard Oil Company Usa, Inc.'s Chairman, Ronald Brooks, announced the purchase of 24 Revenue Producing Oil/Gas Leases in Latimer County, Oklahoma from AAT Investments, Inc. of Oklahoma City, OK. The 24 leases are presently operated by Chesapeake Energy. …
… Ronald Brooks is quoted as saying, "This acquisition not only marks our entrance into Oklahoma's vast oil and gas reserves but also furthers our quick approach to revenues for Standard Oil by purchasing interests in existing production. Further, this acquisition allows us to drill our own wells on these leases wherein we know we have proven reserves." …
There are some very powerful things that I believe some are hearing about SOCU that should be considered rumor until ”officially” announced, but the above research was more than enough for me to venture the risk. I think there is enough substance already existing in SOCU for investors to look forward to maturing that warrants much greater price levels even without the rumors in my opinion.
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