Superior Oil &Gas Company (fka SIOR)

[SCREAMING EAGLE]

I normally do not comment on share structure, float, etc. However, there seems to be a lot of worry about this topic for whatever reason. I have called the transfer agent and the issued share count has not changed and the DD that I have done recently indicates to me that insiders have not sold either. This is a dead horse discussion and it adds uncertainty where there should not be any. There has been a significant price appreciation with only a moderate amount of accumulation. While this may be a hot I-Hub play, I really doubt that Superior Oil and Gas is on the radar screen of most professional/sophisticated investors at this time, as the buy/sell volume does not indicate that to me at all. The business plan needs to develop before that happens. The most important thing about investing long term in a company is the outstanding share count. The individual share price as you know adds to the overall market cap of the company that then can be compaired to the total enterprise value. Only traders worry short term about the float of a company and that is smart. It affords them the chance to make a quick buck in a short period of time. While I have no plans to trade this, I respect what the traders are doing, after all we all have different reasons for doing what we do and making money is the bottom line. It is all that matters in this business.
During my time spent on Wall Street as a energy trader for various high profile funds, my responsibility was to identify trading opportunities,investing opportunities and to allocate capital accordingly. There is a very big difference between the two and there are many considerations that you must consider.
I view Superior Oil and Gas to be a very viable long term investment, that could produce substantial returns from current PPS levels. However,if you subscribe to this investment strategy, you should also be prepaired to have your capital tied up for a prolonged period to allow the management to execute their business plan. Mr. Lloyd is pretty tight lipped and I like that. I have found over the years that so many of the CEO's of small company's worry to much about the share price. This leads to PR's that say little to nothing and pump and dump schemes.I would rather have a CEO who is taking care of business and doing what is needed to develop the company. Trust me, the market always takes notice in time.I do know for a fact he has had many meetings with prospective JV partners that have the capabilities to develop their leases. Let's not forget that this is the hottest oil play in the United States at this time. Thats right, even hotter than the Bakken.

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