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LGX Oil + Gas Inc ROAOF

LGX Oil & Gas Inc is a junior oil and gas company. The company is engaged in the acquisition, exploration, development, and production of oil and gas properties. Its projects are in Southern Alberta. The company invests in all types of energy business-related assets, including petroleum and natural gas-related assets, gathering, processing, and transportation assets located in Western Canada. LGX is dedicated to delivering growth in reserves and production for its investors through land acquisition, exploration, and development of oil and natural gas resources.


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Comment by HopToadon Jan 01, 2009 2:07pm
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RE: Those PUT OPTION

RE: Those PUT OPTIONI am no expert on Puts, but it seems to me that puts should still good, even if the company goes bankrupt.

OIL is not a counter-party to your put transaction.  The counter-party would be among those who "wrote" the puts(and took your money for them!)

If the put writers were bankrupt, you could presumably have difficulty collecting.

Also, I suspect that if a cease-trade order comes into effect, it could gum up the works, and at least slow things down.

And there may be complexities that I have no away of knowing about that might form part of the put contract?

The above is IMHO; anybody got additional perspectives that might help?

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