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Lucero Energy Corp PSHIF


Primary Symbol: V.LOU

Lucero Energy Corp. is a Canada-based independent oil company. The Company is primarily focused on the acquisition, development, and production of oil-weighted assets in the Bakken and Three Forks formations in the Williston Basin area of North Dakota. Bakken is a petroleum system with source rock featuring multiple stacked zones accessible for development, which includes Middle Bakken, Three Forks Benches One, Two, Three and Four, Pronghorn/Sanish and Lodgepole. The Company has a platform of light oil assets located in the prolific North Dakota Bakken/Three Forks play.


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Post by metzgfon Feb 12, 2005 9:43am
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Techkim

TechkimForget about Alberta. They finally announced the upcoming drilling. Why don't you post the results they got in Michigan. They told us that the drilling was complete and that the flow rates would be known last week. I believe they said these results would be announced as soon as known. I know they are under a "tight hole" status but the company treats the shareholders like everything they do is under a "tight hole" status. A "tight hole" might be a great thing in some situations but there should be some equity between shareholder value and company value.
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