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"In the immediate-term, Alamo's drills are heating up
Big-Time in Texas, Kentucky, and West Virginia" -
Contrarian Press
 Alamo
Energy Corp. (OTCBB: ALME) is an advantageously positioned junior
driller with exploration, appraisal and production rights in Texas,
Kentucky, West Virginia and four onshore exploration blocks containing
some of the UK's most prevalent onshore oil and gas reserves .
The highest production increases from the reactivation and development
of domestic oil Super-Fields is forecast to occur in Texas, Kentucky,
and West Virginia. The greatest percentage of oil-related revenue
increases is forecast to be attained by junior companies drilling in
these regions.
- Texas
Lozano Lease, Frio County, 110-acres: Alamo Energy's Lozano Lease comprises 3 onshore producing wells with expected production into the next decade through horizontal drilling.
Jack D. Hubbard
Lease, Brown County, 453-acres: Alamo is currently completing the Hubbard 1-H re-entry well in Brown County, Texas. This low-risk, high-yield well is validated by Schlumberger Triple-Combo data showing logged pay.
Kentucky - Taylor Lease, Adair County, 55 acres:
Alamo Energy has now completed the drilling phase of
its initial 5-well program on its Taylor Lease with
the wells encountering hydrocarbons in the Granville,
Knox, and Murfreesboro formations.
- West Virginia - Florence Valentine Lease, Ritchie
County, 115 acres: Alamo Energy's Valentine #1 well is
currently producing approximately 100,000 cubic feet
of natural gas per day and 44 barrels of oil per day.
Based on these positive results, Alamo Energy expects
to be able to drill up to 4 new wells on the property
at 20 to 25 acre spacing.
Keep in mind also the huge blue-sky potential of
Alamo's Wessex/Weald project in the UK. Alamo's four UK
onshore license blocks lie directly north of the
producing Palmer's Wood Oilfield operated by Star
Energy, a subsidiary of Petronas. According to an
independent geological report, the hydrocarbon resource
potential of Alamo's four blocks is approximately 236
million barrels.
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"The time to get in on the Natural Gas BOOM is now!
Texas Billionaire T. Boone Pickens has a plan to cut
foreign oil imports in half and make natural gas
America's top energy source." - Michael Williams -
MW Market Movers
GRID PETROLEUM
Grid Petroleum Corp. (OTCBB: GRPR) is an
American oil & gas company focused on the acquisition,
exploration and development of oil & gas properties in
North America. Grid Petroleum's key asset is the
SE Jonah Prospect, based in Wyoming's Greater Green
River Basin. The Jonah Field and Pinedale Anticline are
recognized as the foremost gas fields in the Rocky
Mountains.
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Grid is sitting on at least as much as 1.28 TRILLION cubic
feet of natural gas worth $5.12 BILLION (based on $4 mcf
natural gas prices) in the second largest natural gas field in
the world! The success rate for drilling for gas and oil in
the Jonah Field is 98%!
Oil giants BP, Chevron and Encana
are producing massive amounts of natural gas a stone's throw
away from GRPR prospects.
T. Boone Pickens, the
Texas billionaire who made a $3 billion fortune in
natural gas is leading the charge to use our natural
gas supplies to end our dependence on foreign oil. His
plan would displace foreign oil and put natural gas
powered cars and trucks on our roads.
Natural gas is clean
burning and has no dangerous emissions or greenhouse
gases. It's environmentally friendly in a world
determined to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
- Economies around the world are beginning to show
signs of recovery. As economies bounce back the need
for a reliable, accessible and plentiful energy source
is even greater. As the demand grows, hub prices will
naturally increase.
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"This little-known, exploration-stage company
could be about to be swallowed whole by the world's 3rd largest
gold producer" - John Myers - Myers'
Energy and Gold Report
 Gold
American Mining Corp. (OTCBB: SILA)
is estimated to be sitting on as much as $5.8 billion worth of gold and silver on its undeveloped properties.
it's obvious that Goldcorp (NYSE:GG) should make a move for Gold
American.
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With a market cap of some $28.6 billion and a share price of over $40, Goldcorp
must maintain production. Any reduction in the amount of gold it brings
to market could send its stock plunging. And the pressure to deliver
will be increased as gold climbs steadily toward $2,000 an ounce.
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Gold American knows that back when gold was trading at $550 an ounce, Goldcorp bought the adjacent El Sauzal mine from its previous owner, Glamis, for $9.5 billion, or $54 per share of Glamis stock. At the current, higher price of gold, the equivalent price tag for Gold American leases could work out to $104 a share. And Gold American holds all the cards.
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Gold American may soon announce new assay results that could double the
estimated amount of recoverable gold in its reserves. Goldcorp should pull the trigger now, before the new numbers are officially released.
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Gold American just announced they will develop a project in the
historic gold-rich district of Nevada reported to contain a total inferred resource of 2,399,000 ounces of gold. Goldcorp will want to do the deal before
Gold American is able to confirm how much of that gold is actually in the proven and probable category.
- The price of gold is headed much higher. Experts predict $2,000 an ounce by the end of 2010. The longer Goldcorp waits to make Gold American an offer on its properties, the more they
are likely to have to pay.
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Information is Only as Good as Its Source
Have you heard of the movie "The Boiler Room", or possibly seen it? While it may not be the greatest
piece of cinema, it does serve one valuable purpose. It is a realistic look
at the tactics of a fraudulent operation, which may occur in the realm of
MicroCap stocks.
How realistic is it? The
writer/director actually interviewed at a "boiler room" firm and
the movie has been praised by SEC regulators. The warning to be found in
this movie is be sure of where you get your investment information from,
particularly when dealing with unregulated MicroCap and SmallCap companies.
Many small companies are exempt
from filing reports with the SEC. This lack of reliable, readily available
information can open the door to fraud. Allowing for the manipulation of
stock prices to the detriment of investors.
Here are some methods of
disseminating false information:
- Questionable Press Releases -
Releasing "news" containing lies about a company's sales,
acquisitions, revenue projections, or new products and services.
- Internet Fraud - Distribution
of junk e-mail or "spam" over the Internet, or the use of
bulletin boards and chat rooms, to tout a company and/or provide
"inside" information. A common method is to have the recipient
believe they were not intended to receive the information and therefore
are in possession of some "exclusive tip".
- Boiler Rooms and Cold Calling -
Dishonest brokers set up "boiler rooms" where they use a small
army of high-pressure salespeople to make cold calls to as many
potential investors as possible. They are sometime selling stock in
"shell" or non-existent companies or performing a "Pump
& Dump" (see below).
- Paid Promoters - Many MicroCap
and SmallCap companies pay stock promoters to assist in their companies
promotion via investment newsletters, research reports, or radio and
television shows. This is an acceptable practice and when properly done,
the investors get the benefit of the research done by the promoter.
Reputable promoters only place their recommendation on companies they
believe in, as their value to the investor is only as good as the
companies they promote.
The federal securities laws
require promoters to disclose who paid them, the amount, and the type of
payment. But, many fraudsters fail to do so and mislead investors into
believing they are receiving independent and unbiased advice. Usually this
advice is fraudulent, meaning to deceive the investor, and only benefit
the promoter and the promoted company.
The people behind this
misinformation are running fraud schemes. Two of the most popular are:
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