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Re: heavenlystars post# 3089

Friday, 01/17/2014 10:08:12 AM

Friday, January 17, 2014 10:08:12 AM

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Yep, it's hard to sell a company that has financial obligations. Last of heard about them they were on a joint venture down in Venezuala some place making the then Chavez richer. They were averaging .0002 then drop to .0001 and I'd buy a couple million shares and sell again at .0002, did this three or 4 times then they gave us a worthless dividend stocks which I have turned over as a lost for tax purposes.....I'm down here in Houston and the chemical and refineries down here are under mega bucks expansion. Over the next 12 years the oil,gas, and chemical companies here in the states are planning on $980 billion to $1 trillion dollars worth of infastructure remodeling and expansion. Yea shale, fracking will play a big part in this country's energy independence....Houston from what I am hearing on refinery row which is located on the east side of the city of Houston, is about to become the oil and gas exporter in the world. So if QOIL has anything to do with natural gas industry then there is a pretty good possibility of being bought out.....and watch out for these OTC pennies and reverse splits...best thing I am finding out is to liguidate before they split...You could be waiting a long time before shares convert.....Thanks for the update heavenly stars....