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meine Meinung, aus meiner Sicht, so wie ich das sehe ;-)

Krass, immer noch kein Filling

was ist die Deadline?

Börsenschluss oder 23:59 Ortszeit???

An der Börse sind 2 mal 2 niemals 4, sondern 5 minus 1.
Man muß nur die Nerven haben, das minus 1 auszuhalten.

Das mit der News scheint Platina hier in Deutschland ja wohl etwas versemmelt haben *bg*

An der Börse sind 2 mal 2 niemals 4, sondern 5 minus 1.
Man muß nur die Nerven haben, das minus 1 auszuhalten.

Dieser Beitrag bezieht sich auf Themenbeitrag Nr. 139443 von informationsknecht - 15.07.08 22:10 Uhr

auf jeden Fall kann die PR sich mal richtig auf die Füße treten.

UNPROFESSIONELLE SCHEIßE

ich welze grade noch mal das Filling vom 30juni, ich meine bis23:59:59

ps wenn das Filling nicht kommt schmeiß ich morgen als erste *gg*

Danke für die Marketcap!

News kam doch... also mal alle wieder Nervositätrunterfahren. Morgen wird abkassiert...

bis 23:59:59 würde ich sagen

Dieser Beitrag bezieht sich auf Themenbeitrag Nr. 139448 von boersenfreak - 15.07.08 22:20 Uhr

und ich glaube sogar richtig heftig

meine Meinung, aus meiner Sicht, so wie ich das sehe ;-)

Das OTC-Journal schreibt eben sehr ausfürlich über PLTG.
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The one microcap I cover which has a really good short term chance
is new idea Platina Energy Group (OTC BB: PLTG). The stock was a
real roller coaster ride the first couple of days, but has since
smoothed out, and is the only microcap stock trading above the
introduced level $.12 in the case of PLTG.

As you can see from the chart, I first introduced the
company back on June 19th at $.12. The stock made it to
nearly $.18 that day, and the next day just got hammered on the
biggest single volume day in its history. Seemingly, there was some
pent up demand to liquidate shares. The stock promptly bounced, and
it has been all quiet since then- the stock has chosen to camp on
the $.13 to $.14 level.

Today's post close news is certain to raise some eyebrows and
investors are going to wonder just how big this company can become.
PLTG disclosed today that a conservative independent group estimates
their oil and natural gas recoverable reserves at $500 million - yes
folks, about $1/2 billion in recoverable reserves.

I have seen and read the report. I am no geologic engineer, so I
can't really plow through the data and provide you with real
meaning. However, it is an independently produced and very detailed
report.

The report specfically references PTLG's properties in
Laurel, Whitley, and Clinton counties in Kentucky, and
Hawkins County in Tennessee. PLTG has just started harvesting from a
number of these wells, and more will come online throughout the
course of the summer and into the Fall.

I believe the conservative, independent estimate of $1/2 billion
could be an eye opener for the market, and get this stock cranking
but up the charts once again.

It seems are timing on this idea could be quite prolific. This has
been striclty an exploration play until just this past month, and
now PLTG will start receiving its first checks in the back half of
August.

I have no idea how long it will take the company to harvest $1/2
billion in resource revenues, but if they get started on a small
fraction of that number this year, it bodes very well for the price
of the stock.

The company trades at a current valuation of $16.8 million. It seems
to me, as these wells prove out in numbers, the company shouldn't
have much trouble trading up to a $50 million valuation- this would
translate to a $.40 to $.45 stock. I would be willing to go up into
the $.16 to $.18 range on purchases, but a gap up in the morning
should be avoided. If it gaps up, wait for a pullback or file a
limit order.

As a fast growing US based energy producer, this one could trade
very well. Here is today's news release for your review:

Press Release Source: Platina Energy Group, Inc.

Platina Energy Group Reports Over $500 Million in
Reserves

Tuesday July 15, 4:05 pm ET

DALLAS, TX--(MARKET WIRE)--Jul 15, 2008 -- Platina
Energy Group, Inc. (OTC BB LTG.OB - News)
(Frankfurt : o5Y.F - News) releases independent
reserve report data quantifying its holdings in
Kentucky and Tennessee for net oil and gas
reserves. According to the report, the specific
net recoverable quantities are 1.85 million
barrels of oil and 24BCF of natural gas. At
present pricing, this represents a value well in
excess of $500,000,000.00.

"This is probably the most significant news that
the Company has ever released. Although we have
other reserve report estimates on other fields
that total another $100 or more million, this
particular report is extremely conservative based
on what we are recovering on the Kentucky field at
the moment. We think that the actual reserves
could be much higher, but it is too early to
tell," stated Blair Merriam, President of Platina
Energy Group.

Production in Kentucky continues to rise at a
rapid rate as a result of the recent drilling
activity.

Quelle:[/] OTCJournal-Email vom 15.07.2008, 22:21 Uhr

An der Börse sind 2 mal 2 niemals 4, sondern 5 minus 1.
Man muß nur die Nerven haben, das minus 1 auszuhalten.

As you can see from the chart, I first introduced the
company back on June 19th at $.12. The stock made it to
nearly $.18 that day, and the next day just got hammered on the
biggest single volume day in its history. Seemingly, there was some
pent up demand to liquidate shares. The stock promptly bounced, and
it has been all quiet since then- the stock has chosen to camp on
the $.13 to $.14 level.

The company trades at a current valuation of $16.8 million. It seems
to me, as these wells prove out in numbers, the company shouldn't
have much trouble trading up to a $50 million valuation- this would
translate to a $.40 to $.45 stock. I would be willing to go up into
the $.16 to $.18 range on purchases, but a gap up in the morning
should be avoided. If it gaps up, wait for a pullback or file a
limit order.

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=PLTG.OB

Market Cap:12.25M

mmh ehm erste stimmt

2. nicht

meine Meinung, aus meiner Sicht, so wie ich das sehe ;-)