Comment by
seanyboy on Nov 28, 2012 10:11am
Sounds like the CEO is sleepwalking in this pres... you'd like to think they have their s together and it's just bad communication, but a track record of failure (total failure and re cap in 2009, stupid trucking issues) makes me think there are good reasons the sp is in the toilet.
Comment by
wilee27 on Nov 28, 2012 11:06am
i don't think you know what you are talking about seanyboy! these guys are making oil in by back yard and they are doing a fine job of it. Looks like a greasy basher trying to pick up cheap shares. nuff said!
Comment by
seanyboy on Nov 28, 2012 9:27pm
Address my point about communication and the re cap if you want to respond. Hearing about gold medals in uni doesn't get my investment buck, if it gets yours fine.
Comment by
silverT on Nov 30, 2012 1:08pm
Look at the chart weannyboy.....not many junior's are heading upwards like PXL Toilet my butt....get on or get lost.......could care less about your invest buck
Comment by
1buck on Nov 30, 2012 2:37pm
Seanyboy, this year the exit will be around 2600 bbpd. If next year we are around 3500 bbpd will make us a good candidate for a take-over. TBE maybe :) GLTA
Comment by
Sir_Holler on Nov 30, 2012 5:53pm
"...this year the exit will be around 2600 bbpd." News release: "...we are on track to meet previously announced exit production guidance (December 2012 average) of 2,600 - 2,800 boe/d (98% oil weighting), targeting the middle to higher end of that range." The mid to high end of the range is about 2,750 barrels, per day.
Comment by
seanyboy on Dec 01, 2012 8:27pm
I'm looking at the 2 year chart, SilverT - not seeing the uptrend. It's off the recent all-time lows, true. Wouldn't bother posting if I saw nothing to like about PXL, but the market is pricing a deep discount perhaps for reasons I mentioned or maybe others. I also follow TBE 1buck.
Comment by
silverT on Dec 03, 2012 2:02pm
So many companies are crippled by debt.........many are on life support and will disappear I stick with those that will make it through
Comment by
seanyboy on Dec 03, 2012 8:37pm
No kidding! And if you look at PXL's financials, you'll see that they have already drawn down most of their credit! Debt is bigger than market cap... anyone home?