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Longford Energy Inc > SOROS INVESTMENT IS KEY TIP...
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Post by taxdemicco on Dec 08, 2010 3:36pm

SOROS INVESTMENT IS KEY TIP...

Hello Everyone,

I see that the some of the demonic forces are out again trying to spread negativety with the objective of creating doubt.

The key tip that LFD is a solid investment relies on the FACT that SOROS pruchase $ 6 million in stock with warrants for another $ 6 million in September 2011.

Why is this important?

SOROS is a trader/investor whom expects strong returns for his money.   Prior to investing a large sum of money in a penny stock SOROS would have conducted an exhaustive due diligence, which means that his people probably visited the locations themselves.  SOROS spoke to insiders, to analysts, to goverment officials and has reviewed prior findings.

Who could have done a better due diligence than SOROS whom is independent and wants big returns for his risks.

SOROS is also your policeman whom will keep insiders and board on their toes.

SOROS is also connected to wealth, analysts, newspapers and other which will ensure good coverage.

SOROS is not gambling, he is investing.   If a very successful billionaire believes after his exhaustive due diligence that LFD is worth a shot since there is strong possibility of strong returns, who am I to refute this analysis?

Follow the smart money and you will be wealthy.

Keep is simple.   Lets just take into consideration the 1 well that flowed 4,800 barrels of oil per day.    Putting this into production gives LFD $ 60 million in revenue.    Since stock trades at about $ 40 million market cap, we could all be of the same opinion that LFD is undervalued as stocks trade at 3x to 6x sales.

My advice, LOAD UP, while others try to question SOROS due diligence.

JMHO

Comment by DriveKiller on Dec 08, 2010 4:02pm
Tax, what's actually quite sad is your inability to have any semblance of intelligent debate.  Perhaps you could tell us all what Soros has to eat just before he goes to bed every night seeing as you like to post facts about him like your his best friend.  The reality is that people can like a stock, but are willing to trade in and out of it at different points to take ...more  
Comment by sumeroil on Dec 08, 2010 4:11pm
confliction i have here is that i do not like that guy.
Comment by casey161 on Dec 08, 2010 4:24pm
Drive, are you a broker/financial advisor?  The only reason why I ask is because ppl so concerned with the “charts” normally are.   As someone in O&G I always laugh when some broker tells me how to invest in a stock because of its “chart” and how it is on a downward slope so now is the time to get in.  I read the reports (ie. First Energy, GMP, etc..)  every day and it ...more  
Comment by Kurd30 on Dec 08, 2010 5:24pm
You are advising people to LOAD up, while you are probably UNLOADING.
Comment by DriveKiller on Dec 08, 2010 5:40pm
Casey, I'm not actually.  I'm not suggesting that they are always accurate. Hindsight is always 20-20, but that being said I believe more information is always better and I find some chart signals to be pretty helpful indicators of general direction.  Some people like fundamental analysis, others like technical, and others still like to throw caution to the wind and invest simply ...more  
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