Cougar Oil and Gas Canada Inc (fka COUGF)

[Peggy]

There is no doubt that COUGF is currently being actively pumped by multiple PR firms who are compensated for the privilege.

Stock was actively pumped in the Nov/Dec 2010 timeframe and reached as high as the low 5 dollar range in early Jan 11. In fact it had a very good run that started in late Nov 10. Stock rose from less than $2.00 to over $5.00. Big losses started on 25 Jan 11. By 8 Feb 11 the stock had dropped to as low as $2.00 a share, easily a 60% drop in about 2 weeks.

Looks like to me there has been another wave of pumping and the stock has reacted well to something around $3.19.

The 64K question is how high it will go (I seriously doubt that those who bought in at over 5 beans a share will recover their losses) and when will it tank. Notice I said when will it tank, not if it will tank. These pumped stocks follow a pattern and will surely fall of the table at some point. Of course there is no way to determine when the dumpers will start dumping.

The relationship between COUGF and both KDKN and TAMO is purportedly a mutually beneficial one ... if COUGF pps increased so would the other 2 stocks. COUGF is up 35% since 8 Feb 11.

KDKN is up 1 cent in the same timeframe (5%). TAMO is actually down 1 cent (~ 7%) in this timeframe.

They sure do not appear to be joined at the hip to me.

I trust this group of supposed managers about as far as I can throw them. They duped me and I fear they are duping you.

I would be as pleased as punch to be wrong about this and that all 3 companies are fledgling EXXONs. Just don't see it.

I just cannot see how either KDKN or TAMO will return to the .70 and .90 levels that you bought them at. Just because they claim that increases in COUGF will benefit the other 2 does not mean it is going to happen. If it does happen I would personally recover whatever you can. At some point you may have to suck it up and recover what you can. TAMO is back at day 1 prices of 7/30/2007. KDKN has been around since 2002 or so. Shares were at $48 per share for a cup of coffee then quickly collapsed. Have been as low as less than a penny. Do not assume these stocks can't go lower ... they can go to zero!

But please, seek some second and third opinions on this.

P.S. - Nothing Schlotter has ever written has come through. Either he is a bad analyst or ????? Also have no idea who bestowed the title of 4 star analyst on him or what it means. It sure is not based on sound analysis and projections.