Replies to post #694 on Diversified Oil and Gas Holdings (DVFI)

[Ajor1]

Juxtaposezen, thank you for your kind words. I'm glad someone appreciates my approach. I probably have tended to get negatively emotional at times and let it show. I'm trying to stick more to the facts today.

However, I am just trying to give all view points. Sometimes my views are positive and sometimes they are negative.

We would be out of harmony if we only had the positive, and we would be out of harmony if we only had the negatives.

I am especially concerned with this company because it is a Nevada company operating out of Canada and many of it players have been associated with stock manipulation. I posted a recent legal document which mentioned Ian Carvic and Americo DeRossa, a Director of BIGN and Advisor, respectively.

But Natural gas is going through the roof. I'm not sure where the end of its rise rests. This is good for very small companies to help them get started.

They do have 1 Grimes well running. The Hydroslotting appears to work and 4 wells will probably be hydroslotted in Jan 2006. This is all good. Currently BIGN has 300-400 MCF producing per day (maybe as much as 480 MCF per day).

In January the Charring Cross well got hooked up (had sulfer issues) and it should be producing revenue for Tyce in jan (200 MCF per day).

There are some things to be happy about. But the company can't print the shares fast enough and is pushing them as hard as one could push them. For example, a press release almost every day.

But they are selling shares. That is both good and bad. But the fact that they are raising money can be argued as good.

I don't see how the company can produce 10 wells per month in 2006. I'd say it is unlikely unless a large infusion of cash is produced. This means a really good well has to be brought on line or a big equity investor has to come into the picture or a much bigger JV partner than has currently been seen.

But four more Grimes wells would be a major accomplishment. If Tyche starts hydroslotting, not only will BIGN get revenues with its 40% or whatever interest, but it will make money on its ownership of Tyche shares.

And if Tyche makes money, Tyche will definitely go public which would raise more money, etc.

There are good things about BIGN. There are bad things about BIGN. I don't feel I have visability past Jan 2006, but if the Grimes wells get running, that will be a major step for this company and more good news should follow.

I guess that is why I'm still here. I see the potenial, but I see the risks that are probably greater than I had initially thought. But if things were murky, if not dirty, I guess I'd be paying more than $0.02 to .04 per share.

May BIGN prosper. I am friend of every long, IMO.

BIGN: $0.027b

Ajor1

[arconway]

Master,

I guess you already know what I think of the post since you are a psychologist...or is that someone who is psychic? I guess I am still confused. When someone says he refuses to talk to the company because they lie but he will invest his money in that same company - what does that say? When he can make statements of error but feels that he does not have to reveal his "source" when countered with statements of fact...oh yeah they talked to the company (I forgot, they lie).

IT IS all clear.

Grasshopper

[futrcash]

juxtaposenzen...nice explanation of your alias!Great read,eom.