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Simba Essel Energy Inc SMBZF

Simba Essel Energy Inc is a Canadian exploration company. Its principal business activity includes the acquisition and exploration of resource properties. The company engages in the process of exploring its oil and gas properties.


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Post by HeyIrishon Jan 01, 2013 9:41am
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All the best...

All the best...

 to everyone in 2013. I expect to make at least 100% return on Simba this year, but that's a no brainer; I actually expect to make way more. I won't be making any money on Vanoil as I don't own any of their shares. I also don’t post on their board for the same reason. How posters can pump Vanoil and knock Simba is beyond logic. There is no possible way that Vanoil can prosper this year without Simba prospering. However, Simba because of its vast and strategic land holdings can prosper without Vanoil sharing in Simba’s  good fortune. That means I’m buying Simba and at these it only makes sense do to so. I liked Simba at fourteen cents and like it even more at .085. I expect Simba to double in price by the end of Feb maybe sooner. To double my money here all that is needed is a share price of eighteen cents. If you bought Simba at its 2012 high of .21 then you are currently out of pocket 12 cents per share. If you bought Vanoil at its 2012 high of $1.20 you are currently out of pocket  64 cents per share. Simba has more up side than down and your only risk is 9 cents a share. With Vanoil you get one kick at the can and the risk of financial loss is more than six times greater than with Simba.

I’d like to see both companies do well, but I’m putting my money on Simba because in my opinion it  has a much better chance of success and at  only a sixth the risk of Vanoil it is a much better buy. I think Simba shareholders are in for one very profitable year.

Cheers & Happy New Year

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