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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Cuervo Resources Inc CRVNF

"Cuervo Resources Inc is an exploration stage company. The Company is in the business of acquiring, exploring for and developing mineral properties in Perú."

GREY:CRVNF - Post Discussion

Cuervo Resources Inc > 60% declines.
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Post by blueranger on Jan 23, 2006 8:16pm

60% declines.

Find production: 7-16-46-9W5 0.6 Bcf and doing 600 mcf/d.Down from I.P of 10 mmcf/d 6-15-46-7W5 0.1 bcf and doing 100 mcf/d , down from I.P of 6 mmcf/d 16-6-47-9W5 0.09 bcf and 350 mcf/d, down from I.P. of 800 mcf/d 12-17-46-9W5 0.2 Bcf and 400 mcf/d, down from I.P of 1.3 mmcf/d. Check out Meridian to the south with similar 60% declines, Find have to keep drilling to avert a melt down, more capital but no reserve adds. Watch what happens in April, May , June when they can't drill. Sell the company before the music stops, gas at $7.00 next month, drilling costs up 40% and a warm soggy winter with an early break-up. Sequoia need to buy gas and they like the area, lets hope they can't read production graphs.
Comment by jamieb3 on Jan 23, 2006 10:04pm
Don't understand what the figures mean. The company is not worth owning and is going to go broke? Should I sell for whatever I can get?
Comment by beckalodeon on Jan 24, 2006 12:33am
Interesting; how many shares are you short on FE? The technical appearance of the quoted figures attempts to obfuscate the very strong results of FE now and into fiscal 2006. You cherry-picked data and made groundless predictions to create a straw man you could readily knock flat - please give us a break. So, either you're short FE and hurting - and looking to avoid further hurt - or you ...more  
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