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Groundstar Resources Ltd GRDSF

Groundstar Resources Ltd is the Canada-based based company. The company is primarily engaged in exploration, development and production opportunities in domestic and international areas of interest. The company is exploring opportunities of oil wells in Pierson area located at Manitoba and, in Neilburg region. Most of its revenue is earned through the Canadian market while it also has a presence in Egypt, Guyana, and various other countries.


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Comment by myNEXTmillionon Apr 28, 2010 2:14pm
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RE: vst has 37 interest in qara dagh

RE: vst has 37 interest in qara daghYes, GSA has a measly 6% interest but it is a powerful 6%.  Comparing VST and GSA percentage ownership to the share weighting:

300 million shares
------------------------   = 8.1  for VST
37%

68 million shares
----------------------      = 11.1 for GSA
6%

For every dollar VST goes up, GSA will should go up by 72%  (8.1 / 11.1)

GSA's share price is 58% of VST's (.50 / .86).  GSA has a better weighted opportunity for gain then VST, meaning GSA is undervalued.  Add to that, GSA has 2 other plays with good potential as well that one is basically getting 'free' if you consider Black Mountain to be a pure play.

Don't misunderstand, both are excellent prospects.  GSA is undervalued and has less risk, IMHO


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