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Silk Energy Ltd SLKEF

Silk Energy Limited is a Canada-based resource company. The Company acquires undervalued oil and gas assets in Kazakhstan. The Company, through its subsidiaries, owns a 50% interest in the KMG Ustyurt license (Ustyurt). The Company focuses on exploring and developing Ustyurt, an onshore oil and gas concession comprising approximately 6,500 square kilometers in the Caspian Sea region of the Republic of Kazakhstan.


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Comment by millrighton Feb 01, 2008 12:43pm
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RE: Margin Requirements

RE: Margin Requirementswailer, You stated: "Has to be 3 bucks or more folks to be marginable" I hesitate to question someone with A CSI diploma, but I've been told by others that they have margin available on stocks below $3. Were you inferring that for all brokers "has to be 3 bucks", or were you basing it on certain brokers? I ask this because I've been told that on certain other stocks, when the price went below $2 there was further pressure caused by margin calls. If this was the case, there might be manipulative efforts to flush out some margin accounts - or some panic by margin accounts to dump on their own timetable, not a forced margin sale. Also there will likely be efforts of support to avoid a free fall. Earlier this week Dundee and ITG seemed to be working in tandem to prop up the price - haven't noticed anything like this today. The run-up in the last last minute yesterday was lost almost immediately today - could it have been a bit of month end high closing? Going to be interesting to watch for the next while - looks like some of the uncertainty, that could have been avoided, is getting penalized.
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