Look forward to this application being approved.
This trend and philosophy in oil expansion is somewhat a personal victory for me. I have inundated Dejour's IR department with articles on Peak Oil and articles on declining natural gas prices. [Natural gas will definitely have its day, but it will come as Peak Oil becomes more apparent.]
The potential of the Woodrush project has always enthused me and we seem to be on the cusp of it yielding significant revenues.
I believe American investors concentrate too much on the potential of the Piceance Basin and not enough on the actualities of Woodrush.
Futrcash probably knows the most about the potential of the Piceance Basin, as he has studied competitor activities there.
It seems funny to me that I bought stock in Dejour for its uranium potential and I end up with an oil/natural gas company with some secondary uranium value. I wish that their name was changed to Dejour Energy Ltd., a more appropriate name. Doing a google search on "energy" would yield Dejour Energy; a search on "enterprises" may yield a potato chip distributor. But a name change would entail too much expense now.
Now and at these levels is the time to accumulate. Treat the stock like a sock drawer investment, let it put you to sleep, but know its investment over the long run. This is not a day trader's playground stock; it is an investment for the future.
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