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The only people who could possibly say that the warrants are good value, are those that own warrants and want to sell prior to the exercise date. There is zero chance that the stock price reaches 47 cents, which is equal value to purchasing wa... |
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6/19/2013 12:41:37 PM |
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thanks for the link.
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6/19/2013 10:17:39 AM |
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http://www.canadianwarrants.com/company/p/PMI.html There are two series, one of which has expired. This site should give you everything you need. |
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6/19/2013 9:05:14 AM |
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I am curious about the warrants. I see them listed as p,i.wt but I cannot find the details of the warrants. what arte the exercise price to buy shares and when do they expire. Anyone that can tell me ? it would be greatly appreciated
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6/19/2013 7:57:36 AM |
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Look at it this way. When they first started drilling about a year ago, we were at 2-3x the SP and even less likely than now of getting successful results from Shpirag. Here we are a year later, drilling ahead in the target reservoir, still fr... |
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6/19/2013 7:17:56 AM |
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If they find and produce oil it will be!
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6/18/2013 6:09:02 PM |
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stockbaby, you think this is the real deal? |
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6/17/2013 6:19:38 PM |
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Long term, the warrants are the worst choice for value. Anything you pay for them is on top of the exercise price of 45 cents. If you pay 2 cents, then the stock price has to reach 47 cents just to break even. That price wouldn't be reac...
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6/17/2013 3:27:09 PM |
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This is an opportunity of a life time for sure. If you believe in PMI's future there is no better way of getting maximum leverge for pennies invested. As I have said, I really enjoyed the webcast it was presented in a very humble manor and I ... |
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6/17/2013 1:07:44 PM |
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basis when it comes to expenses incurred in the drilling and development process..................so it tells me that we are not going to incur unnecessary costs...............look at this"Securing construction permits for three additional d...
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6/17/2013 12:59:23 PM |
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Sometime ago Anonymous was flooding the market with warrants. He (It) was selling warrants at any price. Now looking at level II, I notice that Anonymous has been out of the market since June 6th. That is 10 days of no Anomymous activity in these... |
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6/16/2013 11:54:28 PM |
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For any new guys who don't know this, I post the following from the latest PMI investor presentation that can be fouund on their web-site. *Petromanas has the right to explore and produce oil below and adjacent to the existing oil fields
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6/16/2013 11:36:03 PM |
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To this point shell has invested over 75 million with the purchase of 50 percent interest in blocks 2 and 3. They will also carry the first 20 million of seismic in those blocks as stated by the April 22nd news release. from this point forward s... |
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6/16/2013 8:08:26 PM |
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Exploration with ambiguous results are the most expensive as the decision to move forward is based on ambitious geologists... the cost of which is managements' problem. Shell paid just $50 million for half the interest in blocks 2&3, no...
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6/16/2013 4:11:48 PM |
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next well...................at the webcast it was said that they learned a lot from the first well.............it is obvious that Shell took this into account and as a result they went ahead with the second well........................all of this... |
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6/16/2013 3:14:40 PM |
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Referring to the previous unsuccessful sidetracks, as they are not done drilling the current sidetrack it is uncased for now
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6/16/2013 12:49:26 PM |
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Speedoflight posted an answer from Nick Hurst on June 6th. In it he states that there will be no production from uncased sidetracks. Production would be from the last cased well. They are currently drilling an uncased sidetrack are they not ? |
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6/16/2013 12:40:37 PM |
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Obviously the better contact the wellbore has with the resevoir (assuming its there) the better production that's why the continue to drill and are getting close to TD, although I expect it will be a few weeks yet. This has been posted a fe...
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6/16/2013 8:47:45 AM |
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In my opinion once again thanks for the easy question. I find it really rewarding I get to help people like yourself understand what is actually going on. First of all will there be a DST? Oh the question that is asked over and over and over and ... |
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6/15/2013 8:45:17 PM |
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Thanks blast101, it's guys like yourself that make it worthwhile. It appears to me that they don't intend to DST but if they do, are they going to case this latest sidetrack ?
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6/15/2013 8:04:32 PM |
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What is happening here is they are drilling to a target depth of 5800m which was the depth they wanted to get to since day one. They have already had hydrocarbon traces in the cutting since 5275. The reason why they keep going is why not? I would... |
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6/15/2013 4:14:28 PM |
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They're in the targeted reservoir. What else are they looking for ? Hydrocarbons migrate upward until trapped.
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6/15/2013 12:20:21 PM |
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I assumed it meant close to TD and being done with drilling so they can move the rig to Molishti. Why does it always have to be the worst case scenario with you? You might have some credibility if you were at all balanced in your opinions. |
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6/15/2013 8:39:50 AM |
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When he says " they're very close "... what does he mean ? They have been in the potential oil bearing reservoir for quite some time. What are they waiting for ? Also, they haven't mentioned drill stem test or flow test sinc...
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6/14/2013 9:26:51 PM |
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Well 4 3/4 inches is still pretty small... just ask good40's wife. |
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6/14/2013 8:11:35 PM |
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