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Low volume, but looks like a lot of movement around .03..hopefully we get a back to .032 eod.. Still showing a solid base at low .03s..
In regards, to the trip...I believe it is getting real close to some big news, and they cant let the cat outta bag. With reporting status getting closer and closer, the less info they can tell us until they do file and/or move. I think this is a good sign that mgmt wont answer the questions sent.. Seems to me they will be doing soo shortly anyways...GO PBLS
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The trip is a wonderful Idea. I hope they get videos, give us all an update on what is going on from an eye's view.
I personally don't need it. I am keeping in mind all of the past PR's and the honesty of this company. I'm sitting and buying more as I am able. Definately (IMO) in the teens soon.
Every division of PBLS is HOT! I love that the PR's are not fluff and HAVE YOU SEEN THE WORK NEEDED TO BE DONE FROM KATRINA LATELY!?!?! That's just one division!
My biggest, bestest, most awesomest........(LOL) Want from PLBS now........Is....... to become full reporting......... It's gonna' happen, I have seen this company put out some good "we're gonna's"...........and.........THEY DO IT!
Just stopping by to say HELLO!!!!
I love this board
-------------------- Lil,
Dont LOSE more than you can afford to invest....LOL
I'm buying low and selling into the run...
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Thehour I know that this is a real hard time to sit through and wonder how long. I wish I had an answer for you other than during the quite time the co has to be very careful about what it says and pinks thrive on pr's. When we get our form 10 and if it is like most of our dd says it should be whatch out the pps will go up we are not far away.
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Good morning all I will be in and out today friday not much action but that can change. I am looking for next tuesday to be a good day if nothing more than an email from mastercraft and then a follow up. glta good trading
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"Agenda had been approved, Meet at corporate, hear the PBLS story from Paul, be assigned to somebody, see and video pit, then same with ProGas and a construction site."
Construction site??? Looks like a scoop already in the making..I don't recall any PR regarding new work from the construction side of PBLS. But the organizational chart posted on the PBLS wesite does shows three project managers under Mark Deshon.
Wonder if the construction site tour will be one of those projects or one where materials from the Murphy pit is being delivered..like a levee rebuild project??
You and your crew are going to be our "boots on the ground" next Monday. So much to learn..so little time..LOL. Cheers, Kelly
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At current prices pbls marketcap is $30 million, counting the entire authorized share count.
You don't have to be a genius to figure this out but here's a breakdown of PBLS has going for it's self:
1: The gravel pit, which our group of investors will visit monday (on a holiday). How much you think that's worth?
2: Our trucking division. Any clown with a truck is making money down there. How much do you think a local company with years of experience and connections can make down there with their own gravel company to boot? Is that $30 million marketcap starting to look rediculous yet? You say no? OK, hold on here's a bit more....
3: Our construction division: Any clown with a hammer and some nails is/will make money in the country's largest disaster area. How much do you think a local company with blah blah blah ( look above). Hmmm, group of investors will see a construction site in an area where rebuilding has not even started in full force yet. Imagine how much work will be there for years even decaded to come once the politicians get the Politically Correct crap taken care of. Still looking at $30 million marketcap? Is it looking smaller and smaller yet? No? Let me give you some more carrots for your vision....
4: our oil Division: Do I need to say more? Well, maybe someone has been on a deserted island for the last 3 years or so and hasn't noticed what gas/oil prices been doing. What's included in our oil division? A: Progas Inc. Read all the pr's please yourself too much to list here on this. Look at some DD, like Progas involvement in NAPE expo. I'm betting we get new contracts for progas.
B: Rome Oil: again look at pr's and dd, like rescent permit they got from state of KY, bet we got new wells we hit on.
C: Tenn lease
D: Wyoming lease
E: Nevada lease
F: More aquisitions on the way. How's that $30 million marketcap looking now?
5: Various others, like pool company, Brazil land deal.......
6: Short positions have to be reported soon per SEC rule which will take effect in a few months. Hmmm, MM will have to cover now huh?
Ok my rant is over for now. Do your own DD, make your own choices, visit the company heck I did. Then .03 cents may look like a good buy. If it doesn't why are you reading this then??????
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Nice one big keep them coming decided to wait a little before I thanked you want to keep us in front of the camera. Mac is right keep the fundamentals in view on this all the time. Because its the fundamentals that are going to move this
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Good afternoon everyone. I'm still holding all my shares long and strong. I hope everybody else is as well. Good luck everyone. I think are patients should pay off soon enough.
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More problems with over seas oil production we are on the rifgt path of the near future with a company like pbls IMHO.
After Report of Threat to Nigerian Producers Feb. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Crude oil rose for a second day after the BBC reported that Nigerian militants would declare ``total war'' on foreign oil companies, rekindling concern about supplies from Africa's top producer.
The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta gave oil companies until midnight tonight to leave the region, the British Broadcasting Corp. reported on its Web site, citing an interview with Major-General Godswill Tamuno. The militants said last month that their aim was to cut Nigeria's oil-export capacity by 30 percent in February.
``We are concerned because Nigeria produces some of the highest quality oil in the world,'' said Michael Lynch, president of Strategic Energy & Economic Research in Winchester, Massachusetts. ``We've had a big sell-off and the potential of increased political unrest has pushed prices higher. It's not clear whether they have the ability to cause more than a minor annoyance.''
Crude oil for March delivery rose $1.18, or 2 percent, to $59.64 a barrel at 10:01 a.m. on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Futures dropped to $57.55 yesterday, the lowest since Dec. 27. Prices, which fell 3.6 percent this week, are up 25 percent from a year ago.
Nigeria produces low-sulfur, or sweet, oil that's easier to process into high-value fuels such as gasoline and diesel. The U.S. received an average 1.1 million barrels of crude oil a day from the West African country last year, making it the fifth- biggest source of imports, according to the Energy Department.
Jomo Gbomo, a self-described member of the rebel movement, told Bloomberg News in an e-mail that Tamuno isn't a member of MEND.
Pipeline Blast
As much as 9 percent of Nigeria's oil production was interrupted last month when rebels blew up pipelines and kidnapped oil-company workers. Militants have said previously that oil companies should leave Nigeria.
Oil prices were already rising before the Nigerian threat on speculation talks between Russia and Iran, the world's fourth largest oil producer, may fail to ease tension over the Islamic republic's nuclear program.
``The market is nervous already because Iran is coming more into the picture with the talks with Russia next week,'' said Anette Einarsen, an oil analyst at Nordea Bank AB in Oslo. ``Now with Nigeria, the risks are getting higher. If we see any disruptions to oil production, prices could easily go back up.''
Royal Dutch Shell Plc's venture has halted 106,000 barrels a day, or about 5 percent of the country's total output, since an attack by MEND on its Trans-Ramos pipeline on Jan. 11. The same day the militants abducted four foreign workers, whom they released unharmed 19 days later.
Brent crude oil for April settlement rose $1.30, or 2.2 percent, to $60.09 a barrel on London's ICE Futures exchange.
Cold Weather
``The Nigerians are acting up a little bit and we are going into the weekend with forecasts for some very cold weather,'' said Aaron Kildow, a broker at Prudential Financial Derivatives LLC in New York. ``This combination of factors has added nervousness to the market.''
Heating demand in the Northeast, where 80 percent of U.S. heating oil is used, will be 7 percent above normal through Feb. 24, according to Weather Derivatives, a forecaster in Belton, Missouri. Most of the northern U.S. has been warmer than normal since mid-December, slashing demand for heating fuel.
Heating oil for March delivery rose 3.57 cents, or 2.2 percent, to $1.661 a gallon in New York. Futures touched $1.597 yesterday, the lowest since Nov. 30. Prices are up 1.1 percent this week and are 27 percent higher than a year ago.
Gasoline for March delivery rose 5.41 cents, or 3.8 percent, to $1.4665 a gallon in New York. Futures touched $1.3675 on Feb. 14, the lowest since March 1. Prices are up 0.3 percent this week and are 19 percent higher than a year ago.
To contact the reporter on this story: Mark Shenk in New York at mshenk1*bloomberg.net Last Updated: February 17
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There are many, many investors I know who are holding long and have not traded one share. So many longs. A very good thing for shareholders, and management. I was surprised we didn't get a PR today so far. Bond is right we will get at least one next week, that's almost a given.
Just like Jell's hubby----nothing more needs to be said(hehe)
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Shares are really getting tight. I've had an order in at 4 for the last two hours and its yet to even get a nibble. Already have 130 thousand shares guess I may have to be satisfied with that for now.
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Mastercraft says thank you to everybody and good by
Thanks for the the many of you
That have posted your support. I just got on and saw many posts directed to me. Simply want to say thanks and let everyone know..
I'm going with a very open mind and great attitude. Will find out as much as possible. My main thought for the trip is broken down into 6 catagories..
1) Marketing 2) Marketing 3) Marketing 4) Marketing 5) More Information 6) Having a good and fun trip If I have access to RB will post from there, if not when I get back. Coming back late Tuesday Night.
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Yes a very interesting close a walk down and then strong volume on the buy side right at the end of the day at the low of the day almost like somebody was setting themselves up for tuesday 2/21/06 we will see. glta
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This a 21 page report on the death of cheap oil it will give a person an out look on the crisis that the world will be facing and why oil will go up and down but never be cheap again. So we are in a good play just for that reason let alone the rebuilding of N.O.IMHO
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Pbls has said in pr's the WY oil lease will be exploited before NV. This year 9 to 22 wells are going to be drilled on that lease hold. pbls's oil lease is right next to the Wloverine project and they have hit. Here is the artical from the Ely Times.
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So my point is this is what we are sitting on it may not have notice now but when the street catches on and we become fully reporting and gain all the credabilty that comes with that I think it will be Katie bar the doors and hold on for the ride IMHO
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5 more weeks until Spring...so, let's let winter do its thing.
Oil and Gas Division
"Phoenix's oil and gas division is currently positioned to take full advantage of its niche markets in the oil and gas industry. Rome Oil and Gas Company and Mid South Resources currently own leases in Kentucky, Tennessee, Wyoming and Nevada. Drilling has commenced at several sites in Kentucky, with drilling due to commence in Wyoming and Nevada in spring or early summer of 2006. Drilling in Tennessee could commence within a couple of months as well.
The acquisition of Pro-Gas was completed December 15, 2005. Pro-Gas is a natural gas and oil marketer with revenues in excess of $ 190,000,000 in its last completed fiscal year.
Phoenix is currently reviewing several potential acquisition candidates to complement the operations of Rome Oil and Pro-Gas. (Waverider110 thinks that "acquisition" is an Exploration & Drilling company) We currently believe that the oil and gas division, through growth and acquisition, could exceed $ 1 billion dollars in revenue by the end of 2006."
STOCKHOLDERS NEED TO WORK AT BUILDING A COMPANY TOO! THE "WORK" OF STOCKHOLDERS IS WAITING AND WATCHING WHILE OUR MANAGEMENT MAKES IT HAPPEN. RIGHT NOW WE VOTE WITH THE "BUY" AND "SELL" BUTTONS. BY THE SUMMER, WE WILL BE VOTING WITH PROXIES. UNTIL THEN, "KEEP THE FAITH" OR SELL.
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My last post was a re post from the Ihub board just to show you the amount of frustration out there this a true long and the first post like this that I have ever seen him do
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I did hear from another poster on another board that I communicate with fairly regularly that they will not be filing the 10-k in Feb. I hope he is wrong but in all honesty the company has publicly stated that it would be released by the end of the 2nd quarter. In the meantime I am certain we will be getting more great news soon.
Nite all
By the way I will be calling Mulshine or Blackburn next week after our group of investors is done visiting PBLS to ask questions that may not have gotten asked by our group. So after they return and fill us in let me know of any questions you guys have (that includes gals too as guys means everyone)and I will ask and post the replies from Mulshine or Blackburn.
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I am looking forward to this week. I think its about time for some solid PR's. It'll be interesting to hear about the contracts for Katrina and also the recent acquistions. I m ready to see the PPR move up to where it should. It's gonna be good and rewarding ride.