Replies to post #37999 on Hemi Energy Group Inc. (fka HMGP)

[Wirog]

Damn good PR.After reading it for the third time,I am
excited about all of it.Appears that the gas alone,is
worth 1.7million a yr.

Also,enough oil production to fund normal operations.

Alot of info supplied here,and it is appreciated.

[xZx]

i agree. i wanted to say a quick word to the board, and this is aimed at no one in particular, so please -- don't anyone get defensive. i see a syndrome at work which often happens after a major runner goes into a protracted downtrend. "longs" end up losing hope, and lose sight of what makes a stock go up. it's about attracting new money to your investment.

i've wanted to trade this issue for a while now, but the atmosphere around here can be a bit toxic at times. there is a fair amount of bickering, and much of it personal instead of about DD, and this makes it no fun to hang out learning about the company.

perhaps most important, despite anyone's faith in this operation, i see nothing out there in the general forums about hemi. today is a perfect example -- sure, that PR may have lacked a few specifics for some DD hounds, but any outsider would think no news came out at all.

i visited two of the most active threads on ihub and posted the PR. before doing so i did a ticker search so i could link back to another hemi shareholder's post, and maintain the thread. imagine my surprise when i noticed i was the only person who had put up anything about this stock in months on BB's board, which has 3350 board marks:

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=31113236

if you want to put more eyes on your stock, it's a great place to do it. and so are many other general boards around ihub. stocks don't go up by themselves. you need to "advertise" to attract interest.

it's also helpful when new people arrive on the thread if you say a quick hello and make them feel welcome. this is your storefront for hemi, and if the shopkeepers are angry imo potential customers might just turn on their heels and hit the exit. lol

i hear a lot of chatter about the t-trades after the close. sure, there's probably some short selling, and a bit of dilution, but back in the day, when this thing ran like a scalded dog, it did so on some very simple speculation. when you think about it, market perception has changed more than company performance.

i plan to stick around and watch the story unfold, and meanwhile i wish everyone here the best of success. :)