RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Top 20 PEA ShareholdersFirst, "people know how to read" . Then, my agenda.
You always talk as if this is just a simple matter of reading the facts- as if it is all obvious. It is anything but that. Alred Sorensen is a master promoter, an illusionist. He is so good that he just might conjure this thing into reality. Its still pretty much a long shot. But he is damn good to have got it this far.
He started with just $30million he made off the Kitimat project, and has never roped in anyone with any more money. That also is pretty amazing.
Anyone who thinks this is just a matter of reading is a fool waiting to be fleeced. Or a fool that can get lucky.
I do this for kicks, and have with a few industry stocks for several years. I'm retired. I would not mind making some more money. But I have fun watching stocks that interest me. Alfred Sorensen and the Goldboro thing are definitely interesting,
I dont know if people's posting histories show up. But before I was here, I was on the AltaGas board. I'm always a critic. It would not be fun otherwise. I say when I think mgt makes shrewd moves.
In principle I am ready to play these stocks. I made a nice chunk of cash on AltaGas when it took a dive that even a critcic like me thought was not warranted. So I make money doing what I do for fun. But it has to be interesting to me. Fun first. Since I'm well informed, I might make money on a particular stock- if I play.
I'm not a risk taker. Never was. So I'm probably never going to buy into PEA. If I knew it was headed up (I have high standards of what that means), I would buy (and get out before it fell). Even when it was way overvalued, it did not meet my standards of being sure to short PEA. I never felt the possibility was too small that it would screw me by jumping up when I did not expect it.
For What Its Worth: the stock is so cheap, that it is tempting. As long as you dont make a big bet, you cannot lose much money. And if they beat the odds and do an FID this year, you would make a lot of money (which you will only keep if you get out- dont wait to see if the FID is real. The only thing you would know is real is the price jump in front of your eyes).
Cashcow49 wrote:
again you failed to mention your agenda, people know how to read, what's your agenda