NEWALTA CORPORATION T.NAL

(so we'd think!)

[compsys68]

And that is exactly why we are still under 1.00.... Its either A. Management knows that this is going to sort it self out, and doesn't care about the short term.... They know that we will blow the doors off earnings when they can bring the heavy oil assets back on line.... or B. We are in much Much deeper s#!T then we thought, financing wont get redone and shareholder value is going to be wiped off the map.... This is going to turn into a feast or famine...Personally I would like to see some clarity from management on the feast part.

[HigherBuyer]

Don't hold your breath. Their competitor is securing their cusotmers left and right. Management does not care about retail investors. Hell, they don't even care about their own employees. SO many people's futures got wiped out. Protect your equity, bail on this horrible company. 

[compsys68]

So I looked at a LOT of your older posts and you seem quite upset with management... Are you a employee / ex-employee ?? did you work for Nal previously? are you still there? Can you elaborate on why the company is so horrible? Which competitor is beating them out on contracts ?

[EstevanOutsider]

HigherBuyer says that Newalta's market is "gone forever."  Can HigherBuyer tell me how Newalta's waste management business is gone forever?  I ask since I see their services as imperative: "Structural changes to the industry wrt carbon and waste management indicate their market is gone forever"

[HigherBuyer]

Yep, I worked for them for about two years. Do your own due diligence. It's your money.

[EstevanOutsider]

tell us please how you consider the need for waste management services as a thing of the past? elaborate if you can. thanks. 

[compsys68]

Would also like to know when you left the company....

[HigherBuyer]

Stay calm. Waste management services will always be needed. The industry isn't going anywhere. Newalta, with their massive debt ratio and poor decisons about growth in the Bakken have drained market confidence and customer favour. Look into their proftable tailings work and see how much of that they have left (hint: none). Or look into how many facilities have water disposal wells onsite to

[HigherBuyer]

But, as Warren Buffet says "When there's blood on the street, buy property." Good luck with this.

[EstevanOutsider]

i am calm.  i live in the bakken (that you talk about) and i have many years in the oil industry which is why i am very confident in newalta's full recovery to a waste management powerhouse.  newalta is an incredibly respected name with a great reputation.  reputation and name in the oilfield go along way over competition, even if those competitors are cheaper. seems like you

[compsys68]

HigherBuyer, so after going over your "statements" about Newalta, I'm guessing that you are an ex employee that was let go during the downturn. Now I'm sorry that you got mixed up at this point in the boom... bust cycle of OIL, but that's sometimes the way it goes. it doesn't make it Ok to outright lie about the company's ongoing business, For example they are working