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Where's the rally monkey? I love that thing..ohhh BOND....where are you??? Don't miss the party, come out and play!
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Geeeez, what's all the excitement, I thought something was running.
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Just teasing you guys. Good to see it came back. Just watch SCHB come Tuesday.
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Will you post and the stock falls down hard. I love ya, but no more posting! LOL
Macd way down guys..looking for it to go back up. Hopefully just a shake. But it's still down.
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That was us new well blowing it in look for pr next week and update on rome oil
Mr. John Barksdale, the seller of those companies, will run this division for Phoenix. Mr. Barksdale has over thirty (30) years of oil and gas experience and has drilling experience all over the United States. http://www.pbls.biz/pr40.htm
The leaseholder, John H. Barksdale, President of Rome Oil Co. of Lexington, KY, wouldn't estimate what production would be when the well is put on pump next week, after the Christmas holidays. Mr. Barksdale said he was please with what he has seen so far.
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Hey Bond, are you the least bit excited? I don't even see an exclamation mark or a woo hoo. Nothing! Come on baby, give me something. I want to know how you feel!!!
Damn good job Bond. Nice find...!!!!!!
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"How bad is the problem? Listen to this story: On Feb. 3, a man named Robert Simpson filed a Schedule 13-D with the SEC describing his purchase of 1,158,209 shares of Global Links Corp. (OTCBB: GLKCE), "constituting 100 percent of the issued and outstanding common stock of the Issuer." As described in a story that ran on FinancialWire on March 4, Simpson stuck every single share of the company in his sock drawer -- and then watched as 60 million shares traded hands over the next two days.
In other words, every single outstanding share of the company somehow changed hands nearly 60 times in the course of two days, despite the fact that the company's entire float was located in Simpson's sock drawer. In fact, even as recently as last Friday, 930,872 shares of Global Links still traded hands. If Simpson's claim that he owns all shares is accurate, that is a staggering number of phantom shares being traded around by naked short sellers. "
same article...
"All of this raises an important question: If Reg SHO can pinpoint companies being manipulated, what can it do to stop the abuse? What are the teeth behind the regulation?
Glad you asked. Under the new rules, if shares haven't been delivered for 13 days after the transaction, the broker must buy them back -- with money it presumably would collect from the client who shorted the stock in the first place. So a bad actor can break the law a little bit, but if he breaks it a lot, he has to cover the short -- which he was going to have to do anyway and, since he's been manipulating the price by illegal activity, can probably be done at a bargain price. Now that's showing the bad guys! Moreover, as Sen. Bennett noted, brokers working together could get around even this restriction by passing the transaction among each other, starting the 13-day clock over again. "
Yeah, I read that article, too, but that doesn't really answer my question. Remember, since "the company's entire float was located in Simpson's sock drawer", and I own another 1 million shares (I didn't sell or certify mine), what happens to my shares/money when a re-issue takes place?
Anyone have an answer or more dd that Icannot seem to find?
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quote:Originally posted by Jelly: Hey Bond, are you the least bit excited? I don't even see an exclamation mark or a woo hoo. Nothing! Come on baby, give me something. I want to know how you feel!!!
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I am excited and next week I will be more excited when the news hit. And I will tell you something we are one of the few penny's that has actually hit oil amep has not drilled yet omog dry hole we should be cranking and I think we will be !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!oil oil oil
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Bond, I think you rock, I really do. But you crack me up! With the way your posts read, you seem so very "matter of fact". No thrill. Even after my last post you wrote. Yeah I'm excited woo hoo!
honestly, You've worked your ass off on this stock. You've done damn good. You deserve a bif exclamation mark in my book!
Thanks for the rally monkey, you're the bomb.
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Pbls imho is one of the best pinks to hit the board if you think that this stock is going to stay at .02 forever I highly suggest that any body that wants to know somthing about this stock read this history of pbls on this site it may be the best 20 minutes of your life as far as your financial furture is cocerned IMHO. pnew122 spent hours constucting this it has every thing from pr's on all the different divisions,conversations with management and future plans a wealth of information .
Also pbls is actually striking oil instead of coming up with with excuses to share holders this is just one of the many drill sites they have on schedual for 2006. They are what they say. IMHO check this site out a a gusher 35 foot spray This was just hit before Christmas
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HAPPY NEW YEAR LILPENNY AND JELLY AND ALL THE REST OF PBLS INVESTOR'S I WILL SEE ALL OF YOU LATER HAVE TO GET READY FOR CHURCH LOVE ALL OF YOU.
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Joe I haven't an exit plan right now. I do intend to sell half of what I have at some time and play free shares. lol
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Looking to sell? NEVER, such blashpemy. lol
I am actually in bond006s book. The upside potential is not related to a chart so an exit point is difficult. I am honestly looking for dollars from PBLS in the next few years. Who knows it may not take that long, could even be this year. I know your probably saying yeah yeah I've heard that before but actually the stock should be valued at around .50 IMO. Check out the post from bond006 and look at some of the figures and you will see why one can easily see this stock trading at a dollar(s). I plan to hold PBLS for years of course thats after I sell a little to get initial investment back.
Happy new year everyone. Now I must head to church also.
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Happy new year! Hope to hear from you on the PBLS thread. Bought some more at the end of '05, and now I am averaged at 0.023...so any little bump would finally put me in the green. What are your outlooks for 2006...sectors, stocks. I value your opinions, thoughts and insights.
Sharkone
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