, “An independentreport suggests they could have somewhere between
4-20 BILLION barrels of oil on their New Zealand (north
island) oil shale play. It’s very thick, quite porous and
very, very large. There are actually two shale beds. It
looks very similar to the Bakken in North Dakota/
Saskatchewan. Tag owns 2.4 million acres of this play.”
Schaefer continues, “Three wells have shown the
shales are there, but chemistry is still not certain. It might
not be economic; as keen as I am on this company, it is
not a slam dunk. But it is one great exploration play with
unbelievable upside.”
Schaefer points out, “It also has 350 bopd of light oil
from its Cheal property in New Zealand, but the reason I
am buying the stock is because the valuation on the potential
reserves of this company lead me to believe it
could be 10-30 bagger in two years.”
Schaefer also points out one of the key ingredients of
this company in that there are only 30 million shares outstanding
and management owns 11 million and there is
$10 million in the bank.
He also adds however, “The stock has already run
hard, up from
.80 three months ago, so I’m not the first
to discover this story. It’s a tough chart to buy. But I am
getting long here because the stock looks like it wants to
trade higher.”
Schaefer’s comments appeal to one’s sense of greed
and I suspect following his newsletter for information on
this play is going to be very important over the coming
months. Some things must be remembered: He points
out that this is still a high risk/high reward play and if for
whatever reason the shale play doesn’t work, this will be a
big owie!
The other thing to be aware of is that it is going to be a
long time before we get results to find out whether this
play deserves the attention it’s probably going to get in
the coming months...or not.