Replies to post #31523 on Hemi Energy Group Inc. (fka HMGP)

[kelseyf]

Pink Floyd, Ditto, from Keith. Just over last weekend (2 days) Keith told me that over 20 investors contacted HMGP very upset and angry over the share price, but there too; those that contacted him were also very respectful and supportive to the information provided.

Bottom line is that all (including HMGP Management) are not very content about the current level of the HMGP share price but HMGP has done its very best, given the events that HMGP was dealt in 2007. Now after completed the corrective actions that were required, HMGP has survived and IMO is a much stronger company on paper today; and is again strongly moving forward into 2008 with the execution of the HMGP business strategy and plan.

Perhap the below parts of a recent e-mail I received from KA will help those IHUB'ers that consistently ridicule and accuse HMGP and have never taken the time to call the company and question management directly for themselves. IMO the below speaks volumes for those HMGP investors that have a longer term vision of HMGP, understand the HMGP business strategy and are not looking for that magic "one day wonder" pill.

Kels

"We have been doing our job day in and day out, Hemi has never been negative on what we are doing, Hemi has been frustrated as hell but never negative. These floods really hammered us in every negative way possible, the worst is over and has been since October. Hemi is right back where we were this time last year, The stock is at .05 or .06 and we had to increase our shares but every cent went to repairs and Hemi's been able to grow the company x3 in every aspect

I want this stock back where it is fairly priced and the shareholders in the green again... that is good enough and Hemi will continue to do our jobs, just a little more peacefully than it has been from July to date."

[Badge714]

It seems that Keith A Anderson the CEO of HMGP was the CEO of CVIA. The following poster on another rag had this to say about KAA. It seems this poster called the company and even went to an annual meeting.


By: POS_JR
09 Aug 2006, 06:34 PM EDT
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I was a long time holder of Corporate Visions (CVIA). My first stock purchase was before Keith was even affiliated with CVIA. During Keith’s tenure at CVIA I talked to him several times on the phone and met him in person at one of CVIA’s annual meetings. A nicer guy you could not hope to meet, very friendly and genuinely interested in your opinions. Boy, IMHO, does he put up a good front. He had many great ideas for CVIA and showed the stockholders several of them at the 2001 (I think, could have been 2000, but I digress) annual meeting. None of those ideas, zip, zero, nada, ever came to light.

Was that Keith’s fault? Well, at the time, there were not many others at CVIA to blame. He disappeared shortly after that (I mean really disappeared as in no stockholder or anyone I talked with at what was left of CVIA had a clue where he was).

I guess what I am saying to the new and potential shareholders of HMGP is make sure you see real oil and real revenues before you sink any of your hard earned money into the stock. In my opinion, and based on Keith’s track record in running public companies, I will be VERY surprised if either oil or revenues appear.