TECO OTC QB... Current PPS,.0171 Tomorrow st
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Posted On: 01/06/2013 9:27:27 AM
TECO OTC QB... Current PPS,.0171
Tomorrow starts the new week.
Catalyst will start to come into play. Everyone will want to have their load of shares and the shorts will want to cover. Volume should pick up as we see real progress on all fronts. This should continue over the next Q and beyond. It's time for execution and a leap forward on BPD number.
Looking forward to the next 90 days.
Some links to TNC Energy Info
So what we learned today is that Treaty has upgraded it's operational capacity by choosing TNC Energy to do the W. Texas lease. To me this is like hiring a new offensive line and offensive coordinator. The QB and the skill guys still have to make the plays but this is a definite improvement.
Here's some more information about this organization and their business units. It looks pretty promising considering their client list is a group of large cap E&P names.
One thing I have to point out though is that the pistol drilling unit had a couple of accidents this year on a rig. I figure it's better to point this out now as opposed to having the bashers blow this out of proportion. Overall, you just need to look at the client list and you can see that Treaty is in some pretty good company.
Tomorrow starts the new week.
Catalyst will start to come into play. Everyone will want to have their load of shares and the shorts will want to cover. Volume should pick up as we see real progress on all fronts. This should continue over the next Q and beyond. It's time for execution and a leap forward on BPD number.
Looking forward to the next 90 days.
Some links to TNC Energy Info
So what we learned today is that Treaty has upgraded it's operational capacity by choosing TNC Energy to do the W. Texas lease. To me this is like hiring a new offensive line and offensive coordinator. The QB and the skill guys still have to make the plays but this is a definite improvement.
Here's some more information about this organization and their business units. It looks pretty promising considering their client list is a group of large cap E&P names.
One thing I have to point out though is that the pistol drilling unit had a couple of accidents this year on a rig. I figure it's better to point this out now as opposed to having the bashers blow this out of proportion. Overall, you just need to look at the client list and you can see that Treaty is in some pretty good company.
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