Look at your prediction in the message to me below as of 2/28/2012. Your as bad as your managers and obviously don't know as much about the oil E&P business or it's trading patterns as your implying. Your arrogant statement amazes me but "get ready" and read on. The historical chart as of the date of your Ihub message to me shows the PPS as of 2/28/2012 timeframe to be high .05's, low .06's. I guess you were "getting ready" and buying that very inflated PPS since you imply having such extensive knowledge of the E&P business and predicting .50 by end of 2012. Since your implying to be such an experienced E&P investor; didn't you know you were being conned and that .50 by end of 2012 was impossible based on Yorks early and future 2012 actions including management's operational plans of workovers, the failures of SJ no.1&2, etc? Your implying that any experienced E&P investor should have known the future based on the plans at that time and the manager they hired to run Texas. Or were you also conned during all of 2012? Look at today's volume! The market speaks and those who "do know" quite a bit about investing in E&P companies; want nothing to do with us. NICE JOB!
blindinvestor
Tuesday, February 28, 2012 11:52:14 PM
Re: DTL post# 28047
Post # of 65691
Hang in there DTL. It took a while for TECO to get going, then they had the government intervention, and now they're getting ready for the first well completion and drill the second well in Belize. Then Texas will begin their new well drilling campaign as soon as the first two permits are issued from the Texas Railroad Commission. When those wells hit, then they have the opportunity for drilling the second and third area in Belize. If those two areas prove up with oil, then they will have three areas with the potential for possibly 85 wells or more, plus Texas's expansion. I still say .20-.25 by the end of June and .50 by yearend are probably good estimates. Keep that fire burning.
blindinvestor
Tuesday, February 28, 2012 11:52:14 PM
Re: DTL post# 28047
Post # of 65691
Hang in there DTL. It took a while for TECO to get going, then they had the government intervention, and now they're getting ready for the first well completion and drill the second well in Belize. Then Texas will begin their new well drilling campaign as soon as the first two permits are issued from the Texas Railroad Commission. When those wells hit, then they have the opportunity for drilling the second and third area in Belize. If those two areas prove up with oil, then they will have three areas with the potential for possibly 85 wells or more, plus Texas's expansion. I still say .20-.25 by the end of June and .50 by yearend are probably good estimates. Keep that fire burning.
