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03/27/08 6:33 PM

#37838 RE: See Shasta #37823

yep Shasta. BZP has been on my watch since cy put it up and it has been stunning. Who needs to trade a lot with picks like that??

cy esp

03/27/08 11:08 PM

#37841 RE: See Shasta #37823

BZP - Upcoming Potential Stock Price Catalysts
Today or tomorrow (or by 3/24 at the latest)
http://www1.investorvillage.com/smbd.asp?mb=4947&mn=1945&pt=msg&mid=4381840
by Ed Ajootian 3/20/2008 8:05:37 AM
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The company announces that as of yesterday, they met the conditions necessary to force conversion of their $15.5 M convertible note with the IFC, and have begun the process of doing so. This in effect makes the company debt-free.


3/24
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The company holds an "analyst day" in Houston and probably also puts out an omnibus "operations update" that covers the high points that will be made during the meeting. If the above conversion of the IFC note has not been announced yet, it would be included in this update.


~3/31
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The company announces the re-start of production at Corvina.


Sometime between 4/7 and 4/10
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The company presents at Howard Weil.


4/8
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1) The company announces the preliminary test results of the 18XD well. I'm looking for a monster flow rate here, how about 7-10 mmbod?

2) The company presents at IPAA's OGIS NY convention, wherein Manolo talks up the 18XD test results. The event will be webcast. The internet web site offering the webcast will crash due to an overload of demand <g>.


~4/8 - 4/15
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1) The company announces that the FPSO is now operational and production is up to 10,000 bopd.

2) The company announces that it has discovered a quarter TCF of proven gas reserves (SPE).


~ 4/15
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The company closes on "Tranche A" of the IFC straight debt.


~ 4/16 -- 4/22
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CK Cooper downgrades BPZ to a "Sell". After all, if it needed to be downgraded to a "Hold" at $15.80 (see CK Cooper report dated 2/20/08), how could it possibly not warrant a "Sell" rating at $30? This entry appears on this list because, by this point, the market realizes that CK Cooper is an extremely reliable contrary indicator regarding the future price of BPZ stock.


~ 5/1 -- 5/15
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The company, together with Shell Oil, announces a farmout of BPZ's Mancora gas play to that firm.

cy esp

03/27/08 11:14 PM

#37842 RE: See Shasta #37823

Shasta, BZP has grown into one of my top ten holdings. I hate to recommend it since it has run up so far, but everything is going their way. The stock shows no sign of topping and the fundies have continued to improve. I have only sold a few shares, a few months back.

http://siliconinvestor.advfn.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=24436101
there is a chart in the post
To: buckbldr who wrote (98308) 3/24/2008 6:31:19 PM
From: dabum3 5 Recommendations Read Replies (1) of 98398

Re: BZP and GTRE. --- Buck, there is nothing wrong with BZP from a technical standpoint. Keep in mind, that TA isn't a tool to predict future price movement. It's a tool to measure supply vs demand with regard to timing your buys and sells.

It doesn't matter what type of product you are marketing. In order to be successful, you must understand the law of supply and demand.

You want to buy a product when demand exceeds supply. Price has to go up in this scenario.

You want to sell when there is more supply available than there is demand for the product. Prices always fall in this scenario, regardless of product.

In looking at the weekly volume patterns for BZP, you can clearly see that there is a lot of demand, even at these prices. In fact, there was more demand for BZP from $17 to $20 than at any other price range.

Since BZP has had a huge runup, it's expected that we see some profit taking. You can tell from the volume patterns that we are seeing normal profit taking, not a sell off. When you see huge volume but a small range bar, that's profit taking which is being absorbed by demand. A sell off is huge volume with a "wide range" bar. The price drops substantially in a session because there isn't any demand to absorb that supply coming to market.

For now, it looks like a normal period of consolidation for BZP. This could change of course, the volume bars and range of pricing at the time will be your clue.







cy esp

04/01/08 12:58 PM

#38028 RE: See Shasta #37823

BZP - from Jefferies (who has $22 target and buy rating)


Event

BPZ provided an operational review during its analyst day. 18XD well

successful oil producer despite challenges.

Key Points

• 18XD successful despite challenges...three zones tested at

5,300 boepd even with some damage to well. The best test came

from the second drillstem test (DST), which flowed 4,150 bopd from

a new sand. DST#1 also tested a new sand, but damage to the

wellbore limited flows to 500 bopd. Meanwhile, formation damage

held flows to 700 bopd in DST#3. Additional tests are currently

underway. If successful, production could increase another 2,000

bopd to up to 6,000 bopd, according to company estimates. The

well is expected to begin producing in mid-April.

• 20XD well next for Corvina...20XD, the next well planned at

Corvina, is set to spud following the completion of the 18XD well.

The 20XD will target the updip structure and further delineate the oil

potential in Corvina. If successful, the well could confirm as much

as 20 million barrels of additional oil potential on Corvina. The well

is expected to commence production in August. One more Corvina

well is scheduled for '08, the 17D. Plans are to spud the well this

summer.

• Oil production to resume in April...production from the 14D and

21XD wells expected to resume in mid-April. In Q2, production is

estimated to flow at ~6,000 bopd, 4,000 bopd from the 14D and

21XD and 2,000 bopd from the 18XD. The 20XD could add another

2,000 bopd later in the second half.

• IFC a key source of external funding...The International Finance

Corporation (IFC) has been a key source of funding for BPZ.

Recently, the proposed funding was doubled to $240 million from

$120 million. The decision on Tranche "A" is expected in April,

while the decision on Tranche "B" is anticipated in September.

Tranche "A" is anticipated to be approximately $35 million and

Tranche "B" is estimated at $115 million. Funds will be used for

development of the Corvina field and for the gas-to-power project,

respectively.

• Up next, drilling for oil on Albacora...refurbishing platform and

facilities. Costs of refurbishments estimated at $9 million. Initial

drilling plans currently being developed. First well expected to spud

in Q4. BPZ considering an exploration well prior to its plans to

rework 3 existing wells. First production in the field is expected in

Q2 '09.

• The Albacore field has estimated 3P potential of more than 160

million barrels. In addition, the Lower Zorritos remains to be tested

and is not included in the 3P reserve figure. However, BPZ would
likely seek a partner to pursue the deeper play.


• Review of Reserves...At December 31, 2007, proved reserves according to SEC guidelines were 11.9 mmboe, of

which 75% were proved undeveloped. Estimated pre-tax PV-10 was $609 million.

• According to more liberal but realistic SPE guidelines, proved reserves totaled ~18 mmboe, probable reserves ~ 38

mmboe and possibles ~ 4 mmboe. The reserves are based on data gathered from the four wells drilled to date.

• In February's SPE reserves, the 18XD well contributed about 6 mmboe to proved reserves. Proved reserves assume

a recovery factor of 18% and 3P reserves assume a 40% recovery factor. The oil pool covers an estimated 2,250

acres. Gas reserve report due out soon.

• Review of results to date...Since September 2006, 4 wells have been drilled on the Corvina structure. The first well

was the 21XD which tested at 5,900 bopd of oil and 60 mmcf/d of gas. The 14D well tested a cumulative 104 mmcf/d

of natural gas and 2,400 bopd of oil. BPZ commenced oil production from the CX11 platform on November 1, 2007 at

~4,000 bopd.