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just wanted to give a head's up on this one.. it's forming a double bottom formation based on the good news they announced today... look for a continuing uptrend this week... with Resistance in the .62 area ... what do you think?
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I was wondering when you were going to show up Hit LoL ... if it continues it's uptrend this week.. I will be selling off at around .62 maybe .63.. if it breaks those #'s ill just buy it back...
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Sold my FDEI a few minutes ago,trying to average down on SVSE ;does appear ready for a nice little run!
Off topic...take a look (don't buy) @ POCC........the level2's on this thing.Ever seen anything like this?
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it's not oversold or overbought by any means from seeing the RSI.. it's RSI is in a uptrend so i dont see any reason why it should continue going up at least to .63 .. but just in case the MM's play games.. put a stop/loss... it might pullback tomorrow or go sideways...
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man it sux when you don't have a trailing stop/loss at your disposal LoL ...
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These crooks have pulled the same BS with DXNL, now trading at $0.008. I do NOT trust SVSE's management, I think they're nothing but filthy pathological LIARS!
$788,000 for a colored brochure? SVSE never paid for it, Global Financial did. I wonder why?
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Personally, I've very excited about the Kansas Project, and it will only prompt me to invest in SVSE even more aggressively than before, thereby getting a jump on the pps before it moves up from current levels substantially. Presently, I'm well over 20 Heavy. ("Heavy" is a term that many are using now to designate "thousand" units of shares). Raising that to 50 Heavy within the next several weeks going into the New Year.
Lastly, take a look at the Yahoo Financial board for SVSE, and see that it is currently estimated that revenue growth is predicted to increase some 350% between NOW and DEC 2006! I believe that it will be more like 1,000% possibly higher.
All the pieces are now in place for SVSE to make some very serious upward price movements, only I want to see the existing projects more aggressively exploited-to-market, and financing is the key to that happening.
What's your take on all of this?
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Silver Star Reports Joarcam September Oil Production
LOS ANGELES,CA, Sep 27, 2005 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) --
Silver Star Energy, Inc. (OTC BB: SVSE) today reports that the September oil production from the "13-27" and "13-22" wells at the Joarcam Project will total 1,845 barrels for the 30-day production period of September for the two producing wells. The daily rate of oil production is currently 61.5 barrels per day for both wells.
The "13-27" well is producing at a rate of 38 barrels per day and the "13-22" well is producing at a rate of 23.5 barrels per day, up modestly from the 22 barrel per day rate for August. The Joarcam Project has now cumulatively produced over 10,700 barrels in the past 7 months.
August production revenue to the project totaled $138,000 and September is estimated to be $120,000. The two wells continue to exhibit steady production and the Company and operator are working to maximize the barrels per day production.
Currently, the 38 degree API light oil at Joarcam has been priced at over $78.00 CDN ($63.00 US) per barrel. Silver Star ships and sells its oil production to the Nexen facility near the Joarcam Project.
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I just recieved a call from Brad Long (Representative for SVSE) and the case was dismissed and in turn there was never a trial date set. All the crap that you may have read about fraud is CONFIRMED as smear campaign in an attempt to lower PPS so these nimwits (shorts) can buy in lower. The Judge in Canada threw the case out the very same day it was brought in <SALUTE> to the Judge!!
Ignore Ignore Ignore and use DD...this company is solid, I have bought stocks in SVSE and she is producing Oil and NG.
Going Long
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Someone asked me "what makes SVSE different
than all the other small O&G companies on the OTCBB exchange"? That can be answered one sentence. Their 40% interest in the North Franklin Gas Field. Which could turn out to have two producing gas formations, making this one of the largest new gas fields in Ca. If that was all they had, I would have still bought the stock. In addition they also have two producing oil wells with room to drill 14 more for a total production of over 1000 BOPD, small yes, but an income producer. Their EVI lease now held by production, with vacinity wells producing anyware from 300 to 900 BOPD. SVSE has 68% working interest in that lease. As a finnancial professional I value these current assets at between $1.00 to 1.25 per share making the company currently worth between $85 Million to $106 Million. My support for the above can be found below taken in part from a previous post I sent one of our posters. This is not hype, chalenge my numbers, or show me another company on the BB * .51 cents a share with these kind of assets.
Here is my Financial Sector Analysis of SVSE's current asset value. This value is based on production and proven recoverable reserve estimates. This may not be the same value a financial institution would use to finance SVSE, they would probably discount the reserve $value more. See footnotes at the end of this analysis to understand the type of calculations the Finanacial Sector would probably use.
North Franklin: 32% net to SVSE Production = $22 Mil North Franklin proven reserves = 40 Mil
Joarcam production *56% net to SVSE = 7 Mil Joarcam reserves 470,000 barrels in place = 5 Mil
EVI well production & recoverable reserves 3 million barrels of oil *54% net to SVSE = 32 Mil
Total asset $ value = 106 Mil
Foot Notes: 1. Reserve estamates taken from SVSE published documentation and web site. 2. Gas production valued at $11.00 per MCF 2. Gas reserves valued at $4.00 MCF 3. Oil reserves valued at $12.00 per barrel or 20% of $60.00 per barrel oil. Regards, DJ
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Silver Star Energy Reports Its Joarcam Project Oil Production For September
Sep 28, 2005 (financialwire.net via COMTEX) -- September 28, 2005 (FinancialWire) Silver Star Energy, Inc. (OTCBB: SVSE) has reported the September oil production from the "13-27" and "13-22" wells at the Joarcam Project will total 1,845 barrels for the 30-day production period of September for the two producing wells. The daily rate of oil production is currently 61.5 barrels per day for both wells. The "13-27" well is producing at a rate of 38 barrels per day and the "13-22" well is producing at a rate of 23.5 barrels per day, up modestly from the 22 barrel per day rate for August. The Joarcam Project has now cumulatively produced over 10,700 barrels in the past 7 months. August production revenue to the project totaled $138,000 and September is estimated to be $120,000. The two wells continue to exhibit steady production and the company and operator are working to maximize the barrels per day production. Currently, the 38 degree API light oil at Joarcam has been priced at over $78.00 CDN ($63.00 US) per barrel. Silver Star ships and sells its oil production to the Nexen facility near the Joarcam Project. Silver Star Energy is covered by Investrend Research affiliate SISM Research's analyst, Ernest C. Schlotter. On April 14, 2005, Schlotter initiated coverage with a "Speculative Buy / 4" rating, and a 12-month target of $1.50. SISM Research is distributed by the Investrend Research Syndicate. Both SISM Research and Investrend Research subscribe to the "Standards for Independent Research Providers" at http://www.firstresearchconsortium.com, and adhere to the Guidelines for independent providers jointly endorsed by the National Investor Relations Institute (http://www.niri.org) and the CFA Institute (http://www.cfainstitute.org) According to the New York Times (NYSE: NYT), a survey by Charles Schwab & Co. reveals an astonishing 78 percent of active stockholders now "value research from independent firms over analysis by Wall Street firms with financial ties to the companies they are rating." A survey at Investopedia reveals that 74.7% of investors say that "legitimate fee-based research is objective and useful," and 70.9% say that a company that enrolls for "legitimate fee-based research is making a positive statement about its investment potential." Silver Star Energy is paying SISM Research $1,750 per month over a two-year period solely to ensure independent coverage.There are never any fees associated with FinancialWire, which independently covers a wide range of corporate news, including but not limited to those that are or have been enrolled in Investrend's platforms. Complete information about any company enrolled in an Investrend Research affiliate platform, including disclosures and disclaimers, is available at the company's InvestorPower page at http://www.investrend.com/company/list.asp?sPathParam=yes , and on each report and press release, and investors are advised to read those disclosures carefully before trading in the equities of any enrolled company. For up-to-the-minute news, features and links click on http://www.financialwire.net FinancialWire is an independent, proprietary news service of Investrend Information, a division of Investrend Communications, Inc. It is not a press release service and receives no compensation for its news or opinions. Other divisions of Investrend, however, provide shareholder empowerment platforms such as forums, independent research and webcasting. For more information or to receive the FirstAlert daily summary of news, commentary, research reports, webcasts, events and conference calls, click on http://www.investrend.com/contact.asp For a free annual report on a company mentioned in the news, please click on http://investrend.ar.wilink.com/?level=279 The FinancialWire NewsFeed is now available in multiple formats to your site or desktop, free. Click on: http://www.investrend.com/XmlFeeds?level=268 http://www.financialwire.net
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FORGET THIS COMPANY I'M GETTING OUT
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The Intended Insider sales must be posted 90 days before release according to SEC. This was prearranged by SVSE management to finance the drilling themselves if financing was unfruitful.
Now howz that for your management team????? It shows me that these guys are going to make this baby fly come hell or high water.
Secondly, the attorneys for both sides of the financial table are working well into tonight (after hours) to fine tune their agreement.
Thirdly, financing should exchange hands as early as tomorrow, but most probably next week, the amount is to be approximately $8,000,000.00!
This is a very solid company in its early stages of oil and NG production. All fluctuations are the norm for a healthy company as SVSE. You cannot find too many companies that have done their economic homework as has SVSE.
OK, now you decide....if you want to buy shares at $38.55 go to CHK...but you better bring a Queens Jewels to buy in to do any good.
If your shrewd and have done your homework with DD and critical thinking...then buy in at .47 and own far more shares than what could be bought at CHK. Then enjoy your investment they're only going up folks and with NG destined for $20, well you do the math.
Further, when this team had placed Intended Sales of Insider Stocks for backup ONLY to the financing...well to me that says everything.
OBTW....those insider stocks no matter what, will remain with SVSE!!!
Hope this helps
This info was with my conversation with Brad Long this afternoon.
Going Long
Best wishes to ALL SVSE stock holders
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My best friend's sister's boyfriend's brother's girlfriend, heard from this guy who knows this kid who's going with the girl who saw Ferris pass out at Thirty-One Flavors last night.
Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it.
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Vancouver Pump & Dump Headquarters uncovered!!
SVSE, FDEI, CSCE, BBSE, EDNE Headquaters uncovered by authorities!!
Many oil companies presently at status quo are dealing with declines, because the 'euphoria' effect as stated by Greenspan, is seen by those who are jumping onto the oil companies who just recieved their 'financial loans' or 'new purchases'. They are the ones experiencing the upward trend right now. Nothing wrong with that. Now DD dictates this truth throughout all of history with stocks....sudden spikes....sudden dips etc etc.
But coming here with such GENERIC info and spinning it to denegrate SVSE is vaccuous and transparent.
SVSE is producing, they have complied with the Federal Agencies (SEC) and have been independently reviewed with conclusion as an 'OUTPERFORMER'.
What does this say to a person who simply wants a quick buck? Seems ironic if looking at today's chart doesn't it?
Fact is, look at all the insider trading the management did within the last 90 days and add up all that money. That money was to be used to develop the 2005 phase of its major locations if the loan fell through.
Fact is, approxiamately $8,000,000,00 will exchange hands next week between the Loaning Company and SVSE. You may verify this yourself if you are willing to go to SVSE's home page http://www.integratir.com/contactinfo.asp?ticker=svse&title=null and speak with Investor Relations at the Coporate Office.
Now the way I see this, is that SVSE is ready to go and next week should confirm all of this post to one degree or another.
This information far outweighs your silly attempt to subvert GENERIC material and use it to bash SVSE.
I would really like to know why you are doing this....if you do answer...don't give us all your old, stale, dried up ad-hominems as you basher's have used before.
Perhaps:
1) You are disgruntled for whatever reason!
2) Maybe SVSE was faster to the punch than you and you missed out?
3) Maybe you simply like attention by being discordant.
Solution: If you are now broke, I would suggest getting a loan at whatever interest rate and buy some SVSE stocks. I believe you would do very well after next week.
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SISM Research, based in Zurich, Switzerland, is a private investment research firm offering high-quality, independent, fundamental research on public companies since 1995. SISM writes, publishes and distributes research coverage, in both English and German, on micro- to small-cap public companies trading on the OTC Bulletin Board, NASDAQ and AMEX. This coverage is geared toward institutional and individual investors in both North America and in German-speaking Europe, a market that represents more than 100 million people. SISM Research is a content provider to Thomson Financials OneAnalytics/FirstCall, to Multex, and InvesTrend. Both SISM Research and InvesTrend Research subscribe to the "Standards for Independent Research Providers" at http://www.firstresearchconsortium.com.. Silver Star Energy, Inc. will pay SISM Research $1,750 per month over a two-year period solely to ensure independent coverage.
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Silver Star Energy Reports Its Joarcam Project Oil Production For September Sep 28, 2005 (financialwire.net via COMTEX) -- September 28, 2005 (FinancialWire) Silver Star Energy, Inc. (OTCBB: SVSE) has reported the September oil production from the "13-27" and "13-22" wells at the Joarcam Project will total 1,845 barrels for the 30-day production period of September for the two producing wells. The daily rate of oil production is currently 61.5 barrels per day for both wells. The "13-27" well is producing at a rate of 38 barrels per day and the "13-22" well is producing at a rate of 23.5 barrels per day, up modestly from the 22 barrel per day rate for August. The Joarcam Project has now cumulatively produced over 10,700 barrels in the past 7 months. August production revenue to the project totaled $138,000 and September is estimated to be $120,000. The two wells continue to exhibit steady production and the company and operator are working to maximize the barrels per day production. Currently, the 38 degree API light oil at Joarcam has been priced at over $78.00 CDN ($63.00 US) per barrel. Silver Star ships and sells its oil production to the Nexen facility near the Joarcam Project. Silver Star Energy is covered by Investrend Research affiliate SISM Research's analyst, Ernest C. Schlotter. On April 14, 2005, Schlotter initiated coverage with a "Speculative Buy / 4" rating, and a 12-month target of $1.50. SISM Research is distributed by the Investrend Research Syndicate. Both SISM Research and Investrend Research subscribe to the "Standards for Independent Research Providers" at http://www.firstresearchconsortium.com,,, and adhere to the Guidelines for independent providers jointly endorsed by the National Investor Relations Institute ( http://www.niri.org))) and the CFA Institute ( http://www.cfainstitute.org))) According to the New York Times (NYSE: NYT), a survey by Charles Schwab & Co. reveals an astonishing 78 percent of active stockholders now "value research from independent firms over analysis by Wall Street firms with financial ties to the companies they are rating." A survey at Investopedia reveals that 74.7% of investors say that "legitimate fee-based research is objective and useful," and 70.9% say that a company that enrolls for "legitimate fee-based research is making a positive statement about its investment potential." Silver Star Energy is paying SISM Research $1,750 per month over a two-year period solely to ensure independent coverage.There are never any fees associated with FinancialWire, which independently covers a wide range of corporate news, including but not limited to those that are or have been enrolled in Investrend's platforms. Complete information about any company enrolled in an Investrend Research affiliate platform, including disclosures and disclaimers, is available at the company's InvestorPower page at http://www.investrend.com/company/list.asp?sPathParam=yes , and on each report and press release, and investors are advised to read those disclosures carefully before trading in the equities of any enrolled company. For up-to-the-minute news, features and links click on http://www.financialwire.net FinancialWire is an independent, proprietary news service of Investrend Information, a division of Investrend Communications, Inc. It is not a press release service and receives no compensation for its news or opinions. Other divisions of Investrend, however, provide shareholder empowerment platforms such as forums, independent research and webcasting. For more information or to receive the FirstAlert daily summary of news, commentary, research reports, webcasts, events and conference calls, click on http://www.investrend.com/contact.asp For a free annual report on a company mentioned in the news, please click on http://investrend.ar.wilink.com/?level=279 The FinancialWire NewsFeed is now available in multiple formats to your site or desktop, free. Click on: http://www.investrend.com/XmlFeeds?level=268 http://www.financialwire.net
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The Kansas Project, and it will only prompt me to invest in SVSE even more aggressively than before, thereby getting a jump on the pps before it moves up from current levels substantially. Presently, I'm well over 20 Heavy. ("Heavy" is a term that many are using now to designate "thousand" units of shares). Raising that to 50 Heavy within the next several weeks going into the New Year.
Lastly, take a look at the Yahoo Financial board for SVSE, and see that it is currently estimated that revenue growth is predicted to increase some 350% between NOW and DEC 2006! I believe that it will be more like 1,000% possibly higher.
All the pieces are now in place for SVSE to make some very serious upward price movements, only I want to see the existing projects more aggressively exploited-to-market, and financing is the key to that happening.
What's your take on all of this?
Thanks-
Cheers!
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has a 40% interest in North Franklin, plans to drill five more wells on the site, once Archer-Whitney #1 is producing. Their combined production is expected to reach between 51 and 60 million cubic feet per day.
At current gas prices of $8 per thousand cubic feet, the cash flow from all six wells could total $480,000 a day or $175.2 million a year.
NG is at $13.92/kft3 today and it has been projected to at least $20 by years end. Now you do the math, eh?
I'm a single investor in this company and I can't stand these two bit bashers around here.
I wouldn't be posting so much, but I like to protect my investment and these bashers are like cockroaches!!!
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We are now using virtually 100% of available rigs and STILL losing ground on natural gas. Yet the analyst community on Wall Street has only increased their natural gas price forecasts to $6.80 for 2006.
It's astonishing, but it's a fact that Wall Street just does not get the depth of the energy crisis in the United States.
WEATHER OR NOT
Now add on a few other facts of life that most seem to deny:
1) When Hurricane Ivan came through last year, it was not known for MONTHS that, in fact, the damage to the offshore oil and gas transportation facilities was extensive. I expect the reports on Katrina to be STUNNING, and unfortunately Rita (and the next few hurricanes in the Gulf) will put us farther behind the 8-ball.
2) Natural gas in underground storage is now certain to be 5%-10% TOO LOW as we go into winter. With Gulf gas production shut-in from Katrina and now Rita, we have ZERO chance of having enough natural gas in storage for the predicted colder-than-normal winter ahead.
3) You cannot take the natural gas storage salt domes to ZERO. We have to keep 500 billion feet of gas in the domes to keep them from collapsing.
4) Colorado State meteorology professor William Gray has increased his forecast for named storms to 20 -- including 10 hurricanes, with six of them being major ones. That is TWICE the normal rate, and he has been deadly accurate on his forecasts in past years.
5) Coal reserves at utilities continue to drop as Powder River Basin railroad blues and Mississippi River barge traffic have taken power plants to dangerously low levels of utility steam coal.
Katrina has shown us that the emperor has NO CLOTHES as far as the U.S. energy situation is concerned, and we have NO WAY other than a massive recession to solve the problem.
It will take an investment of $500 billion at the very least to get the U.S. out of this economy-killing energy disaster.
While we shovel $200 billion to help 500,000 families recover along the Gulf Coast, $258 billion into highway pork projects and $200 billion to fight terrorism in Iraq and Afghanistan, we cannot seem to see the urgency to find a down payment on our self-inflicted energy crisis.
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Absolute rubish!
Rasica [Oilspotter] is nothing more than a paid pumper. Check out posting on Stockhouse Board. It's obvious that Rasica has some finacial gain by posting.
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why don't you and yer newjersey friends register instead of posting all your "hedge fund" posts anonymously.... SVSE dumped cornell capital????? is that your problem?
at least the rest of us stand by our posts..
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quote:Originally posted by glassman: i'm curious gangbang....
why don't you and yer newjersey friends register instead of posting all your "hedge fund" posts anonymously.... SVSE dumped cornell capital????? is that your problem?
at least the rest of us stand by our posts..
------------------------------------------------ Might have a candidate for the new sports game on Allstocks.. [gangbang] MOMO?
Anyone so stupid as to have a handle like GANGBANG has got to be a MOMO disciple...
Like anybody would pay any serious attention to someone who thinks a gangbang is something to be proud of..
Let the games begin!!
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I can't help to recognize that this is a California based natural gas producer with a diverse and extensive portfolio of oil/ng property assets with a calculated worth of several hundred million dollars, and also, all kinds of incredible independent reviews (i.e Reuters, etc.) of enormous increases in future revenues to the tune of nearly $28+ M over the next 12-18 months.
Based on this, it's clear to me that there has been some very serious manipulation and artificial price suppression of this stock, kinda of like the FORCED compression of a heavy spring.
I can only imagine when this pps "spring" gets released, that it's going to recoil to all new heights that will probably shock most of us on this message board.
Personally, I'm looking for a 150-300% recoil in the pps in the several weeks ahead with the news of financing, and in the long term, within 2 to 3 years, I believe we will have a senior exchange listing with a price tag between $8-15 dollars per share!
In the meantime, I'm taking advantage of this once in a lifetime opportunity to snap up as many shares as possible as this story unfolds, and in my opinion, it's going to be a BIG ONE, and I just don't see how that wouldn't be possible..i.e...CALIFORNIA NORTH FRANKLIN NATURAL GAS FIELD ALONE FOR STARTERS, with a possible reserve potential of 100-140 BILLION CFG, with $285M from recoverable reserves falling to SVSE's bottom line over time, several years.
This is nothing short of amazing, and I believe that the N. Franklin will turn out to be the largest natural gas field in California history, and possibly, among the largest ever discovered in the U.S. Something like this could eventually have "buy out" by a major like Devon Energy, Evergreen, etc., written all over it!
Cheers!
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