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It could be that some kind of news is coming I have told myself that at the end of june I am going to reevaluate this stock and if things don't look good its time to move along. I talked my self into hanging on to nord oil and now i am glad I did I think pbls will be like that only better . What makes me mad is all the runs on other things I missed. glta
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Most of them got banned from the allstocks board reasons I don't know and have not asked was not due to pbls as far as I know but most of them posted here just not the same with out thoes folk annd as far as pbls is concerned I can't get my positive motion back . I still own the stock and I still am long on it and feel our payday is getting very close but thats all I feel
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Well Im here Yup Real me and Im still loaded with pbls and see some nice movement here I still expect 300% by the end of summer and if Im wrong I will settle with 200%
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I do not believe that it was PBLS that anyone got banned for. I think it was for another stock, not PBLS.
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I have no facts about anyone being a paid pumper, but I can tell you that this thread has had a generally positive attitude, but I would not say pumping. There is a helluva lot of DD done on PBLS. No need for a paid pumper of any sort. I am almost certain I have been in longer that LIL, FOT or any of the other people that got banned.
Do you think there were paid pumpers for PBLS?
Why would a company like PBLS need a paid pumper? lol
If they wanted to pump it all they would have to do is release more PR's and be more transparent. If they are on the up and up like I believe they are we shall all soon see in the form of a 10-K.
As I said I have no solid info but I doubt it very seriously if anyone was paid to pump PBLS. And if they were they did not do the best job either.
GLTA
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quote:Originally posted by macdrsirules: I do not believe that it was PBLS that anyone got banned for. I think it was for another stock, not PBLS.
it was ABZS, the owner found out some of them promoting this stock on site, which advertise ABZS stock on its main page.
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anyway, i am still loaded, having around 2.5 millions of shares with average price 0.0267 , but getting a bit tired of waiting, in particular when NDOL is running like really fast.
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quote:Originally posted by Thorn: So don't wait. Sell, trade NDOL, come back.
i dont want to get out of pbls with loss, current loss is about 15% percent. I know i would make that way ****load more on NDOL in short timeframe and then come back with some huge buying power I bought 4K NDOL stocks for 25 cents last week, and just waiting for some dip (maybe there wont be any), but 50cent isnt price i would like to buy it for Posts: 287 | From: prague | Registered: Jan 2006
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In and out of NDOL already but didn't sell any PBLS to do so. I would certainly not blame anyone for selling some PBLS to get into something hot short-term to eventually increase PBLS holdings. Ethanol stocks are hot right now for sure. Thought that FNIX would be hot today but after getting in at .027 with a large amount of orders filled at the ask and watching the PPS fall with every small sell order---I kinda wish I had not have, oh well may sell FNIX tommorrow if it does not turn back up.
Still holding all my PBLS.
GLTA- Edited to add.
Don't forget that news regarding the 3 acquisitions should be out within the next 2 weeks.
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Here is an excerpt from another poster on another board concerning PROGAS.
"Why did ProGas have such a high revenue stream and show low profits? The answer was so simple it never crossed my mind. ProGas is a marketing firm. Small producers that don’t have a marketing department use them. It works like this. ProGas markets the gas and small amounts of oil to three companies (Enbridge, Louis Dreyfus and Gulf South Pipeline). These companies pay a lump sum to ProGas. Then in turn ProGas pays the producers, royalty holders, etc. Then ProGas retains some for their fee. They were once screwed by Enron to the tune of $500,000. Since then they have taken out an insurance policy (Which the producers agreed to pay for in whole) that guarantees payment on defaulted contracts. The beauty of this set up is that ProGas gets the payment first then sends out the money. First paid and insurance to cover the only weak link that they can not control. ProGas has been in business for 18 years.
The twin hurricanes Katrina & Rita hit the producers and not ProGas, but in a sense the producers are ProGas. If they are not producing then neither is ProGas. The majority of production is back in play. It was Rita that did the major clock cleaning since it put a huge production area directly in the dirty side of the storm. (For those of you not in Hurricane Alley, being between 12 O’clock and 3 O’clock off the eye of a Hurricane is the least friendly area to be). Aside from the Mardi Gras pipeline which might be personally owned by John B, the assets of ProGas comprise an office in Houston, corporate apartment in Houston and an Office in Louisiana. The purchase of the other two buildings never went through, the owner changed his mind. The Houston office is in a very nice building located between the Galleria and River Oaks. It looks like the type old oil people would put together… Double screen computer set ups, desks for four, maps, etc… fully functional. The company only does hedging on behalf of the producers. There are employees that can trade and have experience in trading.
The company itself has seven employees. These employees have work histories with Mobil, Chevron, Enron and more. Most seem over 40. One employee was transferred back to Louisiana to help with accounting at PBLS. ProGas was fully audited at purchase. The x-Enron employees lost a chunk of their retirements in the Enron Implosion (Therefore I trust them). From the histories, I trust that John B is more than able to run all of PBLS’s energy developments (Which he is now doing). These people have dealt with way larger volumes than the ones being considered for WY & NV. With the pool of experience these people have to draw on it will not be a big leap.
ProGas could be used to market any production that comes from these areas. Now put together 1) Marketing. 2) Three oil service companies. 3) Leases of decent nature to develop. The only thing that lacks here is a Rig. Other than that we are looking at an intergraded production company taking shape. Add a rig purchase or a deal to drill WY/NV and PBLS is off to the races. Betty Crocker Instant Energy Company.
Did I like what I saw? Yes. Will I buy more PBLS? That is a YES."
I will second that!
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I'm still holding all my shares at an average of .025. PBLS will rock it's just a matter of when.
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nice to see all of you folks back and interested looks like we still have a good board and good people that will post. See all of you later
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Good morning all you pebblers This is a follow up to Mac's post about pro gas it is about the location of there Huston office it is in the same zip code as some of these big names and it talks about the current daily processing capibilities it is interesting if you think about it. I hope we get noticed as a potential gas and oil producer and broker now should be our time with the price of a barrel heading up twards record high's
From Ihub>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>
The question for ProGas is in essence; Is ProGas able to control, operate, market and manage 5,000 BBL/d of production? That is what leases in WY and NV are capable of and more.
Many other issues as well including trading, options, gathering systems, assets and their current shape, future management and what is the function of the Houston office on San Felipe (Which is not a cheap address), Marathon and many others are on the same street. What is related to the mailing address with the zip code 77002 (Better known in Houston as Oil & Gas Central).
Companies with offices that share that zip code include
Sabine Gas Transmission Chevron Plains Marketing El Paso (HQ) Koch Dynegy Enbridge Valero Burlington Resources Genesis Crude Oil Lone Star Pipeline EnCana Texaco Cheniere Energy, Cheniere Pipeline, Cheniere LNG (HQ) ExxonMobil Kinder Morgan FreePort LNG Shell Corpus Christi LNG GE Energy Gulf LNG Energy CenterPoint Energy
And a Ton of others
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If any of you are wondering about my point I guess weather the investing public reconizes the fact that pbls is positioning themselves to be a noticed domestic player in oil. I know that we as investors notice thats why we put our money hear. So I guess we just wait and post that is about it If it one thing that nord thought me is dd and patients. I think this is a similar sittuation. glta I will post some more later wish I had the day to investigate some things but my time is limited now
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This is a post to keep us up at the top I can't stand seeing us heading off the board
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Think of this if we get final announcements on the three aquisitions and then the form 10 it will be all hell breaking loose if our dd is correct imho
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Phoenix Associates Land Syndicate (OTC: PBLS) up 4.7% on 5.5 million shares traded.
Phoenix Associates Land Syndicate is a public holding company, with over 5,700 stockholders, that has purchased motivated companies in order to enhance its assets and income basis.
Phoenix Associates Land Syndicate announced last month that it has entered into a binding letter of agreement to acquire three Texas-based oilfield companies, Sam's Oil Country Inspection Services, Inc., CM Ideal Energy, Inc. and Ideal Energy Directional Drilling Services, Inc. The closing of these transactions is tentatively set between April 14th and May 1st , 2006 and is subject to the standard conditions to closing on such transactions, including satisfactory conclusion to the Company's due diligence review.
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