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TriOil Resources Ltd > Canaccord comments on latest NR
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Comment by barakon Feb 17, 2011 9:39pm
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RE: RE: Canaccord comments on latest NR

RE: RE: Canaccord comments on latest NRYour formatting seems a bit screwed up.  I think it says 3 buys, and 4 strong buys.

So I take it the disconnect you mention is between the analyst recommendations and the low price relative to Cannacord's target.  My first reaction to that is, not sure how these guys can rate this stock a buy or strong buy.  It is a speculative buy at best.  Lots of opportunity for this company to tank if things don't pan out in a well or two.  Nevertheless, it is at this stage in a company's life that good money can be made, if the company executes well.  Which is why I would call it a speculative buy.
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