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PGPM
The net effects for the valuation of Pilgrim's stock with this potential recovery can be calculated as follows:

At US$60 per barrel for proven reserves and a portfolio that generates 900 million barrels of oil, Pilgrim Petroleum can be valued conservatively at 900 million barrels x 20% net revenue interest to Pilgrim Petroleum x US$60 per barrel = $10.08 billion less $100 million net development cost = $US10.07 billion in potential assets if fully developed. Pilgrim common stock could be worth approximately: $US10.07 billion divided by 322,720,011 common shares = $33.15 per share

FPPL

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Being from Texas I can promise you there is no oil there but you cant blame W. He never found a drop. Millions of holes have been drilled and sucked dry. TX runs on coal and Kuwait now.


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PGPM
The net effects for the valuation of Pilgrim's stock with this potential recovery can be calculated as follows:

At US$60 per barrel for proven reserves and a portfolio that generates 900 million barrels of oil, Pilgrim Petroleum can be valued conservatively at 900 million barrels x 20% net revenue interest to Pilgrim Petroleum x US$60 per barrel = $10.08 billion less $100 million net development cost = $US10.07 billion in potential assets if fully developed. Pilgrim common stock could be worth approximately: $US10.07 billion divided by 322,720,011 common shares = $33.15 per share

FPPL


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7, that's just silly...

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FPPL having a strong close nice setup for tomorrow

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quote:
Originally posted by 7 of 9:
Being from Texas I can promise you there is no oil there but you cant blame W. He never found a drop. Millions of holes have been drilled and sucked dry. TX runs on coal and Kuwait now.


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Originally posted by J_U_ICE:
PGPM
The net effects for the valuation of Pilgrim's stock with this potential recovery can be calculated as follows:

At US$60 per barrel for proven reserves and a portfolio that generates 900 million barrels of oil, Pilgrim Petroleum can be valued conservatively at 900 million barrels x 20% net revenue interest to Pilgrim Petroleum x US$60 per barrel = $10.08 billion less $100 million net development cost = $US10.07 billion in potential assets if fully developed. Pilgrim common stock could be worth approximately: $US10.07 billion divided by 322,720,011 common shares = $33.15 per share

FPPL


Dude, go back to your PAIM thread and stay there.
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quote:
Originally posted by dkinvest:
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Originally posted by 7 of 9:
Being from Texas I can promise you there is no oil there but you cant blame W. He never found a drop. Millions of holes have been drilled and sucked dry. TX runs on coal and Kuwait now.


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Originally posted by J_U_ICE:
PGPM
The net effects for the valuation of Pilgrim's stock with this potential recovery can be calculated as follows:

At US$60 per barrel for proven reserves and a portfolio that generates 900 million barrels of oil, Pilgrim Petroleum can be valued conservatively at 900 million barrels x 20% net revenue interest to Pilgrim Petroleum x US$60 per barrel = $10.08 billion less $100 million net development cost = $US10.07 billion in potential assets if fully developed. Pilgrim common stock could be worth approximately: $US10.07 billion divided by 322,720,011 common shares = $33.15 per share

FPPL


Dude, go back to your PAIM thread and stay there.
I think it's your PAIM thread you spend more time there then anyone. I'm here to make money not looking to bash. Do a little more reading and you'll see

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matto's pick WBDC did very well today.

Even though it had a huge gap at open the ask was 0.50 and at the end the bid was 0.78 so money could have been made.


CHDT popped oo fast to get in IMO.

ITGI, GLXI fell, but both are pinks.

Later SOFT shot up on NASA news.

ITGI may go up tomorrow bcs. of a strong close.

Texas imports oil so dont get excited.

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juice - I wasn't talking to you.
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quote:
Originally posted by dkinvest:
juice - I wasn't talking to you.

My bad the bloods flowing today from PGPM

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PGPM I agree with this one

and as for Texas having no oil...
http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/OO/doogz.html

http://www.texasep.org/html/nrg/nrg_4non.html

now shutup.

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quote:
Originally posted by TheCreator:
PGPM I agree with this one

and as for Texas having no oil...
http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/OO/doogz.html

http://www.texasep.org/html/nrg/nrg_4non.html

now shutup.

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NDOL for sure!

Hopefully AURC too, but that may not be tomorrow. However, it may be bigger than NDOL in the near future. JMO! GL!

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AMEP will continue to rise as oil is hot right now (and will continue to be!).
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CTCK - with decent volume it can run!
PLLN

Both can run this week!

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quote:
Originally posted by Monkeyman:
AMEP will continue to rise as oil is hot right now (and will continue to be!).

I like AMEP too. If it can get through .12 this week, it should be good for another run.
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quote:
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Originally posted by Monkeyman:
AMEP will continue to rise as oil is hot right now (and will continue to be!).

I like AMEP too. If it can get through .12 this week, it should be good for another run.
I thought you were buying BUGS

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AMEP, PAPO, NDOL

All oil stocks.

In terms of PGPM, it can either go up or down, but the down side is HUGE.

I have never seen a stock of any kind go up 800 to 1300% and not come down the next day.

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quote:
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Originally posted by KublaKhan:
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Originally posted by Monkeyman:
AMEP will continue to rise as oil is hot right now (and will continue to be!).

I like AMEP too. If it can get through .12 this week, it should be good for another run.
I thought you were buying BUGS
Read my post again, this time with your sarcasm detector turned on.
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quote:
Originally posted by KublaKhan:
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Originally posted by J_U_ICE:
quote:
Originally posted by KublaKhan:
quote:
Originally posted by Monkeyman:
AMEP will continue to rise as oil is hot right now (and will continue to be!).

I like AMEP too. If it can get through .12 this week, it should be good for another run.
I thought you were buying BUGS
Read my post again, this time with your sarcasm detector turned on.
You do the same

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Man, I feel the love here. lol. I dont have any picks. All mine suck. lol. TMAN...

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quote:
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Man, I feel the love here. lol. I dont have any picks. All mine suck. lol. TMAN...

Isn't it great like one great big disfunctional family

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if youre looking for an oil play, or any play for tuesday i'm liking FPPL. hasn't run 900% already like PGPM. looking for 0088 break and run into multiple pennies. only 400mil outstanding shares, owns many oil leases...
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Ndol for sure

I really truely believe PGPM will have another great day tommorow, not 900% again but 50%+ is not out of the question

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NDOL is the runner for Tuesday!!! Called the company today. They said Nasdaq news will be out any time and are releasing a PR Tuesday for the buyout!!!!!!!

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go PGPM and NDOL
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NDOL will not release the PR in the morning causing people to sell and then I will buy in around .68 and hold because the PR IMO will come out mid day

PGPM I feel will drop like a rock down to .065 then it will have a steady climb for the rest of the day and I will take some CNES money and put it in this stock for a bit.

NDOL + PGPM

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Heres my pump.. IMTRE

They need to file some papers with SEC. Bottom of the chart. Low OS. Even if you have no desire to hold I think it can generate a good 300% return on 50 million volume. Not bad compared to some of these stocks trading in the billions these days.

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FPPL Holding better leases than PGPM IMO. PGPM
PR today had a lots of holes in it and I look
for <.05 by EOD. If I was right more than wrong
then I would be TheCreator. GLTA

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GLBT
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PGPM will run up again
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quote:
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PGPM will run up again

it's true.
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GTEC.OB yahoo news release tonight if any one interested. SHould run in AM. Chart link: http://stockcharts.com/gallery/gv?gtec

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Press Release Source: Genesis Technology Group, Inc.

Genesis Files Financial Report Showing Profitability With Sustainability in 'Historic Turnaround'
Monday May 1, 5:30 pm ET

BOCA RATON, Fla., May 1, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Genesis Technology Group, Inc. (OTC BB:GTEC.OB - News), today released its 10-QSB for the second quarter of the current fiscal year. Company Chief Financial Officer Adam Wasserman offered an analysis of ``the first profitable quarter in the history of Genesis,'' with net income exceeding $500,000; a current cash position totaling approximately $1.9 million; all while overhead continues declining significantly.

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Mr. Wasserman, who has served as the Genesis CFO since its founding in October 2001, reported: ``The financial condition of the Company shows significant improvement. For the three months ended March 31, 2006, we reported net income of $501,634 or $0.00 per common share, compared to a net loss of $(1,250,874) or $(0.02) per common share for the three months ended March 31, 2005, a positive gain of $1,752,508.

``Also, for the three months ended March 31, 2006, our total operating expenses decreased by $334,218 compared to the three months ended March 31, 2005. To add to this impressive turnaround, through the sale of marketable securities that the Company had previously received for services rendered, our cash position was over $1,000,000 at March 31, 2006 and approximately $1,900,000 as of today.

``This is an impressive, historic turnaround by any standards, and we believe that this news will be positively received by our shareholders and the Wall Street investment community alike. It marks the first profitable quarter in the history of Genesis and with cash in the bank, the Company can continue to implement its business model that indicates sustainability and growth for its future,'' forecasted CFO Wasserman.

Kenneth Clinton, Company President, who soon will be departing for China to meet with Chinese partners and to attend the Annual Shareholders Meeting in Beijing, commented: ``This quarter underscores that we are on track to deliver on our long-term growth targets. Spurred by determination and execution of our model, we stabilized some challenging issues and have effectively balanced results across our global operations.

``Genesis increased its level of marketing investment some quarters ago, and it has delivered growth and profitability that is helping to drive our business. This gives us great confidence that we will achieve our business objectives and, in doing so, create sustained growth and value for the benefit of our shareowners and other stakeholders,'' concluded Mr. Clinton.

Note: The Annual Shareholders Meeting has been scheduled for Friday, May 19, 2006, at 1 o'clock p.m. at the China World Hotel in Beijing, China, located at No. 1 Jianguomenwai Avenue; telephone (8610) 6505-2266, facsimile (8610) 6505-0828, email cwh*shangri-la.com and website http://www.shangri-la.com. The Company will also make a presentation at the Friedland Investment Events' Micro-Cap 2006 Conference this Wednesday, May 3, 2006 in New York City. For more information, refer to http://www.friedlandcorporateinvestorservices.com.

About Genesis Technology Group, Inc.

Genesis Technology Group, Inc. is a business development firm that fosters bilateral commerce between Western and Chinese companies. The Company has offices in the United States and China. A majority-owned subsidiary of Genesis, Genesis Equity Partners, LLC assists Chinese and Western companies in formulating strategies to increase equity value, while targeting Western stock exchanges as a source of capital and shareholder support. The core strength of GEP management is creating a first rate plan to create investor awareness and bring in long-term individual and institutional investors. GEP should create liquidity in the stock and gain investor awareness by using tested channels of communications by cogently articulating the companies' stories. GEP has built successful channels with expertise in screening and selecting Chinese companies that possess solid business histories and professional management, and North American public companies and shells that possess a shareholder base and a history of auditing and filing, as required by the US Securities & Exchange Commission. For more information, visit http://www.genesis-technology.net.

Safe Harbor Statement

Certain statements set forth in this press release constitute ``forward-looking statements.'' Forward-looking statements include, without limitation, any statement that may predict, forecast, indicate, or imply future results, performance or achievements, and may contain the words ``estimate,'' ``project,'' ``intend,'' ``forecast,'' ``anticipate,'' ``plan,'' ``planning,'' ``expect,'' ``believe,'' ``will likely,'' ``should,'' ``could,'' ``would,'' ``may'' or words or expressions of similar meaning. Such statements are not guarantees of future performance and are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause the company's actual results and financial position to differ materially from those included within the forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, including those relating to the Company's ability to grow its business. Actual results may differ materially from the results predicted and reported results should not be considered as an indication of future performance. The potential risks and uncertainties include, among others, the Company's limited operating history, the limited financial resources, domestic or global economic conditions -- especially those relating to China, activities of competitors and the presence of new or additional competition, and changes in Federal or State laws, restrictions and regulations on doing business in a foreign country, in particular China, and conditions of equity markets. More information about the potential factors that could affect the Company's business and financial results is included in the Company's filings, available via the United States Securities and Exchange Commission.


Contact:

Genesis Technology Group, Inc.
Kenneth Clinton
kenclinton*genesis-technology.net
(561) 988-9880

Source: Genesis Technology Group, In

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ILCO... keep an eye on this ...runup today.. news soon
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