Now, not having gone through all of the past posts, I don't know if anyone's done any math on this company's earning potential... But based upon what I've found so far, I think I'm ready to take a stab at it, and at least nobody can say I've been influenced by anyone else's hype. (or at least, they can say it, but I don't care).
Looks like they haven't started reporting production on the leases yet, and I don't know if that means they just haven't reported but have been producing, or what... but....
Assuming the news today was regarding production from lease #4094 In a good month, for instance, back in April 1991, when the Richey Field wells were producing under another groups guidance, they produced 220 barrels from the wells that month. Given that the past press releases showed that other wells gained 1200% to 1500% in production after they utilized their proprietary enhanced recovery technology, one might reasonably expect current production to be an average about 3200+ barrels/month (roughly 1350% improvement). At $65 a barrel, that's approx. $207,000 per month in gross revenue from those two wells, or ~$2.49M/year gross.
Assuming that the (COX 7-1) Poplar NW field Lease #2784 is also operating, with the same level of improvement in oilflow, you've got an good month average flow of about 450 barrels/month in 1991. With a 1350% improvement, that's about 6500 barrels/month. At $65 barrell, that's about ~$424,000/month gross, or ~$5.09M/year gross.
Consider also the MASON (7-16) well, lease #467, with a good month average of 200 barrels/month in 1991, with 1350% improvement is 2900 barrels/month, at $65/barrel is ~$189,000/month, or ~$2.26M/year gross.
So from the 4 wells, NAEG (NVMG) is looking at approx. $9.85M+ in gross revenue after 1 year in operation.
HOLY! I don't know what the operating costs are for this type of gig, but this company is about to start making some serious dough, if they haven't been doing it already. Money pouring in from Shell Trading now? What are we trading at today? .02? Laughable... It would seem to me that PPS could easily be $1. I'll leave the PE math up to someone more knowledgable on this board.
All I know is, this sucker ain't done running yet!
From PR: "NAEG's proprietary, enhanced recovery technology has been very successful with paraffin. The last two wells completed in August had similar paraffin problems. After the treatment, the paraffin was cleared up and the there was a 1200% increase in production on the first well and 1500% on the second well. The Company plans to enhance and reactivate these wells using the same treatment. "
Other oil companies in the area to compare to. Basic Earth Named Among 'Top 20 Fastest Growing' Companies by Oil & Gas Journal <http://www.einnews.com/montana/news.php?wid=98271685> BSIC.OB TRSI
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NATIVE AMERICAN ENERGY (NAEG)Joseph D'Arrigo, President, CEO, Native American Energy Group (NAEG), said that NAEGspecializes in locating and revitalizing abandoned oil fields on and off tribal lands (EXHIBIT#10). Mr. D'Arrigo discussed the following:·the history of NAEG;·the mission of NAEG; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Page 10 -10-·the use of alternative energy by NAEG and that a by-product of that use is increasedemployment and opportunities for tribal communities;·the importance of renewable energy in America;·data on oil and natural gas resources on tribal lands;·Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) data on tribal energy resource potential;·Unites States Department of Energy reports on oil and gas reserves on tribal lands;·energy problems facing the United States;·how NAEG assists communities in reviving their economies; and·how NAEG creates and values strong relationships with the tribes.Dennis Lambert, Senior Vice President, NAEG, emphasized that all reservations havesignificant energy development opportunities. He related several examples of wells that hadbeen abandoned by major oil companies that were revitalized by NAEG, to the economic benefitof the tribe that owned the well. He said it is a tenet of NAEG to work with American Indiantribes and that the finest experts in the industry have been sought out by NAEG.Tony Johnson, Director of Operations, NAEG, thanked the Committee for the opportunity topresent to the State-Tribal Relations Committee and said there are great opportunities availableto all of the tribes. He said that searching, developing, and maintaining oil and gas properties isa risky business but if risk analysis is integrated into the process, higher profits are achieved. This is a strong point of NAEG because it wants the same results as the tribe. NAEG is focusedon finding oil and gas investment properties that offer solid returns with the lowest amount ofrisk. NAEG experts' research revealed two types of properties that fit this criteria: shut-inproduction - leases that are not producing due to economics or the lack of technology; andplugged and abandoned - wells that have demonstrated very little or no sign of oil or gas. Inboth cases, there is a small percentage of wells that are approved for a re-work project. NAEGalso recognizes the amount of capital required for re-work operations and therefore, purchasedits own servicing equipment and hired experienced operators. This also allows time to considercritical well decisions. Many mistakes were made because of concerns about hourly costs, andNAEG is able to avoid this type of pressure because it is a self-contained company and doesnot contract out for rigs and other equipment.Mr. Johnson said that Native Americans hold approximately 20% of all domestic oil and gasreserves in the nation today. NAEG feels this group of Americans are being neglected and holdthe greatest potential for oil and gas production. NAEG applied through the Department of theInterior and was approved for a nation-wide bond, which allows it to work on any reservation inthe nation. NAEG is currently working with the Fort Peck Tribe to acquire oil and gas propertiesand forsees a long and prosperous relationship with it. NAEG is committed to hire and trainNative Americans for jobs to promote economic development. Mr. Johnson said that NAEG isable to offer state-of-the-art technology and explained several of the new technologies beingused by NAEG, specifically the problems associated with the build up of paraffin in wells andthe solution identified by NAEG. NAEG is able to tackle any situation and has located at least40 good wells that had been termed "dry wells" by other companies.SEN. O'NEIL said that currently, Montana charges a13% oil severance tax and the tribescharge a 7% severance tax. He asked if a bill to reduce the tax would make a difference toNAEG. Raj Nanvaan, Chief Financial Officer (CFO), said such a bill would definitely make adifference for NAEG. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Page 11 -11-Mr. Nanvaan provided his personal business credentials and a background of his involvementwith NAEG. He said that Indian country provides a unique investment opportunity and thatNative Americans are the largest mineral owners in the country. Mr. Nanvaan said he has spentthe last five years studying Montana's tribes, cultures, organizational structures, and protocols. NAEG established its presence on the Fort Peck Reservation in 2005. Since that time, NAEGhas invested over $1 million in infrastructure in Fort Peck. The million dollars is a fraction of thefinancial strength of NAEG and NAEG has a strategy to invest much more in Native Americanoil and gas development. Mr. Nanvaan said the goals are achievable only with the cooperationof the tribal governments and that NAEG is open to exploring any community. Mr. Nanvaansaid that NAEG is very happy to have had the opportunity to present to the committeeMr. D'Arrigo thanked REP. HENDRICK for initiating NAEG's presentation to the Committee. Hesaid that members of the Fort Peck tribe were hired and trained for the project and that withoutthe cooperation of the Fort Peck Tribe, NAEG would not have achieved the same level ofsuccess. He also explained certain aspects of the injection process, saying that it is aproprietary process and only a handful of companies have the technology to do this process. He said that he is very proud that NAEG works with integrity and honesty, that NAEG must beprofitable but also wishes to give back to communities. He said that NAEG wants to dobusiness in Montana and is willing to travel to the reservations and work with the tribes.REP. HENDRICK said that environmental issues are of great importance to Montanans andasked how NAEG handles environmental issues, such as reclamation. Mr. Johnson said NAEGmeets all and exceeds many of the reclamation requirements. He said NAEG plans to correctseveral areas that have been environmentally neglected on the Fort Peck Reservation. He saidhe is an avid outdoorsman and that that protecting the environment is important to him.REP. HENDRICK asked how many full time employees (FTE) have been hired on the Fort Peckproject and how many are American Indian. Mr. Nanvaan said that there are currently sixNative American FTE and that NAEG plans to expand that to as many as 20 per field, but that itis premature to say exactly what will happen.REP. HENDRICK asked if NAEG is utilizing the Fort Peck Tribal College in its training. Mr.Lambert said that NAEG is utilizing the Tribal College and that he is developing a syllabus touse in the training. He gave an example of a revolutionary pump being developed by NAEG,which will create about 200 jobs when it reaches the manufacturing stage. He said NEAGalready has orders for 300 pumps. As far as oil and gas production is concerned, Mr. Lambertsaid it is difficult to predict the number of workers that will be needed until more is known aboutthe production opportunities on the Reservation. He said NAEG is sensitive to hiring tribalmembers but that the main criteria for hiring workers is that they are qualified.REP. WINDY BOY referred to the report (EXHIBIT #10) and asked for a more detailedexplanation of the $50,000 bond approved by the Board of Oil and Gas Conservation. Mr.Lambert explained NAEG has a nationwide bond that allows it to acquire an unlimited amount ofwells on all 562 federally recognized reservations and a state bond called a Montana Bond. This is the $50,000 bond referred to by REP. WINDY BOY and allows NAEG to acquire anddevelop an unlimited amount of wells off the reservation. REP. WINDY BOY asked if the bondcovers reclamation costs. Mr. Lambert said that it does. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Page 12 -12-SEN. O'NEIL asked if geothermal energy, wind energy, and hydro energy are alternative energysources used by NAEG. Mr. Lambert said all of those and solar energy also. Mr. Nanvaanexplained geothermal powerball technology and said a reservation would be a perfect place tointroduce this new type of alternative energy to the nation. Mr. D'Arrigo also discussed otheralternative energy forms. He said there are many opportunities available and it is just a matterof tapping into them.SEN. PEASE asked if NAEG has met with the Crow or Cheyenne Tribes. Mr. Lambert said ithas not with those tribes yet. SEN. PEASE said he represents both the Crow and Cheyennepeople. Mr. Lambert said he would like to meet with both Tribes.REP. JAYNE said that her legislative district covers the Flathead and Blackfeet tribes. Sheasked what the Committee could do to assist NAEG in connecting with the different tribes. Mr.Lambert said that extensive seismic exploration has been done in that area and that there is alot of natural gas. He said NAEG would gladly come and look. REP. JAYNE said she couldn'tspeak for the different tribes but as a representative of the Committee, she said she would liketo assist in getting NAEG connected with those Tribes. She asked if NAEG has contactedGovernor Schweitzer. Mr. Nanvaan said that NAEG will be meeting with the Governor's energystaff at 3:00 p.m. today. REP. JAYNE said she would also connect NAEG with the Salish-Kootenai Tribe as well. Mr. Nanvaan said on behalf of NAEG, he would appreciate that.
quote:Originally posted by The Phat Man: here's a link to the actual 'minutes' of the meeting between NAEG and the state montana gov't peeps:
quote:Originally posted by before_the_crowd: Invester, Benjamin, Juice, Skip, Matto ..and everbody else here..If we decide together not to let these MM's manipulate and take our shares from us. We will have a run beyond 0.10 cents soon. If u remember they did the same thing with CSHD..Had a big run up and then tried to get our shares by bringing it down and then.....BOOM.
Be smart and keep ur shares..!!
you are exactly right, I only got a partial fill today, and will try to fill it sometime in the AM tomorrow. I usually don't hold long, but this one looks like it is a keeper for a while...it's just getting started. good post BTC...
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Posted by: 2ligit2quit In reply to: jaffet012 who wrote msg# 127 Date:10/4/2006 1:08:55 AM Post #of 133
-ahhh think-
small company is producing from two wells currently and about to work over 10 wells on the richey field they just aquired.
very prolific area... the wells in the area are big producers.
Posted by: 2ligit2quit In reply to: None Date:10/4/2006 12:59:57 AM Post #of 133
Both wells were completed on time due to the precise scheduling of all components of their operations and are currently in minimal production. Stable flow rates in terms of BOPD and additional data on comparative results can be expected to be reported within 3 to 4 weeks. After the chemical treatment, the initial flow rates tend to fluctuate in a wide range for the first couple of weeks before settling down to a steady flow. At that time, the Company will issue another report to its shareholders informing them of its results.
this news was put out on Aug. 22 news around the corner w/ flow rates........
Posted by: Aufan4good In reply to: Lindy who wrote msg# 110 Date:10/4/2006 12:57:36 AM Post #of 134
If the o/s is 4m and thats a huge if (sounds way low) we are sitting on black gold - texas tea. If true tomorrow will hold a monster gain once again.
What happens: Gap and retrace, gap & run or steady climb. I would like to add but this may gap more than I'm expecting.
Posted by: 2ligit2quit In reply to: None Date:10/4/2006 12:39:52 AM Post #of 134
Financial Disclosures NAEG has retained the services of a New York accounting firm and is currently preparing their 2005 financial statement which will include audited financials. The company intends to make application to the OTC Bulletin Board or American Stock Exchange in the year 2007 after it has reached a set goal of production and qualifies for listing on either market or exchange. Once the audited financials are complete, they will be availabe for viewing on pinksheets.com until the company files any such registration statement with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission. The company understands that it may not be in its best interest to take on the obligation of complying with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act until the Board of Directors deems fit to do so. However, the Board of Directors of the company intend to utilize the OTCQX, a premium quotation, trading, and disclosure service for OTC securities trading on the Pink Sheets.
Posted by: 2ligit2quit In reply to: None Date:10/4/2006 12:32:20 AM Post #of 134
FOREST HILLS, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Native American Energy Group, Inc. (the "Company" or "NAEG") (OTC Pink Sheets: NVMG - News) is pleased to announce it has signed an Oil Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) with Shell Trading (US) Company (Shell), and is to begin supplying high-gravity oil from its producing wells in N.E. Montana to Shell immediately.
so while we sit here and chit-chat nvmg is making money$$ not alot of pinkies can say that the more and more I read the more i like
we need that share structure asap..........................
Posted by: Lindy In reply to: None Date:10/3/2006 11:34:26 PM Post #of 134
Posted by: m0m0mey0 In reply to: m0m0mey0 who wrote msg# 95 Date:10/3/2006 9:38:24 PM Post #of 134
My rather flippant statement of $1 PPS in my previous post has me making the assumption that the float is something in the neighborhood of 100-150M. Somehow I think it might be much smaller than that though, judging from the ease at which it moved today.
Somebody please get the real TA on the horn!
Anyway, weeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.
Posted by: skipdeez In reply to: next thread who wrote msg# 87 Date:10/3/2006 8:09:32 PM Post #of 134
I don't think .10 short term is out of the question...
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i have to leave before the market is opened do you think if i put a buy order in at .026 i willbe able to get in or should i try for.027 to be safe
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The more I read through the posts and website this is looking really good. What are the O/S and float at this time?
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I wake up and see this. This REALY couldn't be better. Not only this, but I feel that we are a MAJOR buyout target. If Shell is in, Exxon/Chevron to follow. The geologists are thinking there could be between 200 billion and 400 billion barrels of oil in the area.
NAEG has retained the services of a New York accounting firm and is currently preparing their 2005 financial statement which will include audited financials. The company intends to make application to the OTC Bulletin Board or American Stock Exchange in the year 2007 after it has reached a set goal of production and qualifies for listing on either market or exchange.
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Posted by: pensandoenti67 In reply to: loganwolverine who wrote msg# 135 Date:10/4/2006 7:31:34 AM Post #of 141
I called SHELL & Emailed them asking for their recent purchase in Montana, I was give another number and e-mail to contact them, they open at 1100 AM ET, it's Shells Mountain Relations Dept. Will keep all posted.
I'm in at .018 and expect this to fly to over a dime soon!!
Shell buying from a pinky Oil company, that's huge... we may have a Black Gold stock here folks....
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Just a little word for the newbie’s. Market makers take stocks up in stages. They work with stocks with high volume. They will take a stock up to a level that they are comfortable with, sell there inventory, and then drop it. They hope that you think it will be falling so you will sell your shares cheaper. Then they go for another run to the next level. All the while missing the boat because you thought it was going down. Be ahead of the game. I would be cautious trying to flip this. SHELL OIL is involved. This is a big story, a lot of oil. I bought 300k at a D.C.A. .019, and wont sell this until dollars Ville. Just a little advice.
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Not sure yet, but based on the volume from yesterday of 40m, and the PPS increase, it has to be lower than 100m. My supposition would be 60m. Posts: 4381 | From: houston | Registered: Mar 2006
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quote:Originally posted by invester: Just a little word for the newbie’s. Market makers take stocks up in stages. They work with stocks with high volume. They will take a stock up to a level that they are comfortable with, sell there inventory, and then drop it. They hope that you think it will be falling so you will sell your shares cheaper. Then they go for another run to the next level. All the while missing the boat because you thought it was going down. Be ahead of the game. I would be cautious trying to flip this. SHELL OIL is involved. This is a big story, a lot of oil. I bought 300k at a D.C.A. .019, and wont sell this until dollars Ville. Just a little advice.
OPEN AT .0055
RUNS TO .0085
MM GAMES BACK AND FORTH BETWEEN .0065 TO .0085
NEW HOD .009
BREAKS .01 AND RUNS TO .013 WHICH BECOMES NEW BASE AND HOD
RUNS TO .018 NEW HOD
MM GAMES BETWEEN .013 TO .018
NEW HOD .02
MM GAMES BETWEEN .015 TO .02
.018 BECOMES NEW BASE
NEW HOD .022
MM GAMES BETWEEN .018 TO .022
NEW HOD .024
MM GAMES BETWEEN .02 TO .024
FOR A CLOSE AT .025 +316 % !
I FLIPPED THIS ALL DAY AS YOU CAN SEE !
THE CLOSE IS SHOWING AS .03 NOW ?
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I have .025. I was merely saying that this is on the radar of allot of people now. Flipping may be tight. My opinion. Posts: 4381 | From: houston | Registered: Mar 2006
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just a thought here cause i just found this board this morning but looking at the 2 day chart does anybody think this has a gap to fill this morning? or are we pretty confident that wont be for a few days?
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quote:Originally posted by invester: I have .025. I was merely saying that this is on the radar of allot of people now. Flipping may be tight. My opinion.
NO, I WAS NOT DISCREDITING YOU.
I WAS MERELY RE-STATING WHAT YOU SAID WITH NUMBERS OF WHAT ACTUALLY TRANSPIRED YESTERDAY MORE OR LESS. MMS DROPPED IT ALL DAY.
ONLY TO MAKE HIGHER BASES AND REACH NEW LEVELS OF HOD EVERY TIME
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I'm certain this is on the radar of way to many traders, as well as institutions. Were going higher.
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NO, I WAS NOT DISCREDITING YOU.
I WAS MERELY RE-STATING WHAT YOU SAID WITH NUMBERS OF WHAT ACTUALLY TRANSPIRED YESTERDAY MORE OR LESS. MMS DROPPED IT ALL DAY.
ONLY TO MAKE HIGHER BASES AND REACH NEW LEVELS OF HOD EVERY TIME
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