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[seagreen] 05/2/2011 16:06

Trawler like a twit I pulled out of MNC far too early but made good money on it as had it at 8p and 10p and used the profits to build the pot............

They need to raise money on the way up .........but its still a long term awsome play good luck

FWIW my long term hold of the moment is BHR given to me by my chum and best mate of Ash who I think may well be in mufti as asong (own up V!)it was then given to me by my friends at Rencap as their long term coal play of 2011 too....just a hold and grind it out !

[freemanure2] 05/2/2011 09:22

Although not in API I can only support the comments about Mad Ash.

You are right Niggle, he was a flawed genius in many areas but as far as the markets were concerned he got it right many times. Olive Oil has mentioned the $1361 gold prediction as a temporary ceiling before another lift off. He got it spot on - just waiting for the lift off. Go on Ash don't let us down on this one. RIP

[olive_oil] 05/2/2011 01:35

Did you tell that person about the $1361 gold prediction? By 'eck!!

[niggle] 05/2/2011 01:23

seagreen/Olive Hi T here here. I was telling someone only tonight about the flawed genios of Ash RIP I say...............

[olive_oil] 05/2/2011 01:01

Radio silence on this one maintained until now as decreed by Mr Ashley James, well done chaps! But now perhaps, we could sing about it and indeed, raise a glass to an absolute genius, a friend I miss very much who often signed himself off as Mad Ash McMad.

This is without doubt the one in ten play that pays hand over fist for the other nine disasters. asong, good luck with the thread and don't let any of Ash's spooks in :)


seagreen, call me when you get a moment, I owe you lunch for the MNC tip, cheers.

Trawler

[seagreen] 04/2/2011 22:04

Yep I told enough people about it but we seem the only ones on this side of the pond to be init..........lets hope they hit a gusher as well

[asong] 04/2/2011 21:08

SG well done for holding.

its been a long wait since going into the pre float placing and watching the stock plummet after listing during the crash.

as they say the creme always rises to the top ;-)

We will be toasting a certain Mr Ashley James for getting us into this gem of a company.

[seagreen] 04/2/2011 19:40

Well the CEO is a mate and he agreed $5 some time ago was very reasonable...I e mailed him to congratulate him on the apache deal recently I should have added his e mail came back from asia not canada so maybe this is beind move.........the other posibility is I guess they may split the two companies but who knows some one was buying lumps of it the otehr day...been in for 2 years -)

[asong] 02/2/2011 15:50

no chance SG its got $10 written all over it ;-)

[seagreen] 30/1/2011 16:46

Aintleaving this beauty since I been in from 30 cents goes to $5

[seagreen] 19/8/2010 09:00

Americas Petrogas Inc ("API" or Toronto Stock Exchange symbol "BOE") is a Canadian based natural resources company currently focused on business opportunities in Latin America. We are growing our oil and gas exploration and production in Argentina and, with GrowMax Agri Corp. ("GrowMax") we are developing a potash fertilizer plant in Peru.



Potash subsidiary presentation


$10m investment by India Farmers Fertilizer Cop ltd one of the largest Fertilizer company's in India with $7billon revenues


Total market cap$100m ...some believe the potash play is worth $100m in its own right and the oil and gas business is in for free, even though they are on target to grow it to 4000 bopd (gross by April 2011




They also state they will spin out the potash subsidiary in due course although I would prefer them not to.....

The commbined entity should grow to US$3 to $5 bucks

I met the CEO (former calgary oil and gas man)for the second time last year along with the chairman who outlined the potash details I did querry the posibility of Lithium also being produced and whilst he declined to comment at that time I note the presentation now refers to the posibility.

[barker haines] 10/3/2010 18:51

In at the start and this is starting to motor!

[dnfa1975] 08/11/2009 12:35

The history of recent rate decisions:
• Rates held at 0.5%; £25bn added to QE in November 2009.
• Rates held at 0.5%; no change to QE in October 2009.
• Rates held at 0.5%; no change to QE in September 2009.
• Rates held at 0.5%; Fresh £50bn of QE in August 2009.
• Rates held at 0.5%; Brakes applied to QE in July 2009.
• Rates held at 0.5% in June 2009.
• Rates held at 0.5% (£50bn more 'QE') in May 2009.
• Rates held steady at 0.5% in April 2009.
• From 1.0% to a record low of 0.5% in March 2009.
• From 1.5% to a record low of 1.0% in February 2009.
• From 2.0% to 1.5% in January.
• From 3.0% to 2.0% in December 2008.
• From 4.5% to 3.0% in November (the biggest rate cut since 1981).
• From 5.0% to 4.5% in October.




worrying that QE has begun again - more worms to come

[westcoastrich] 30/3/2009 21:50

cut rates now

[westcoastrich] 15/3/2009 08:25

Jobless total passes 2m markDavid Smith
UNEMPLOYMENT will this week rise above the symbolic 2m level for the first time in 12 years, confirming the impact of the recession.

The government's preferred measure of unemployment, based on the Labour Force Survey (LFS), stood at 1.97m on the latest estimates, covering the period to the end of December. But the winter loss of jobs is expected to have pushed it above 2m in the latest figures.

The unemployment total has been rising by about 50,000 a month and experts fear an acceleration as the recession bites. Claimant unemployment, which has been increasing faster than the LFS measure, is set to go up by between 75,000 and 80,000, pushing the total from 1.233m to more than 1.3m. The unemployment rate, now 6.3% on the LFS measure, is expected to have climbed to 6.5%. Analysts think it will peak at 10%.

[westcoastrich] 15/3/2009 08:25

cLenders slow to cut interest rates
2 days ago

Only one in 10 lenders has so far announced plans to pass on the latest interest rate cut to their variable rate mortgage customers, figures have shown.

Just nine out of the 90 lenders with a standard variable rate (SVR) mortgage have said they will be reducing their rates, a week after the Bank of England base rate was slashed to a new record low of 0.5%.

Among those that have announced a cut, seven are passing on the full 0.5% to their customers, according to financial information group Moneyfacts.co.uk.

But all of these lenders had little choice but to do so, as they pledge their SVR will never be more than a set percentage above the base rate.

Abbey, which failed to reduce its SVR following February's 0.5% cut, is passing on 0.45%, with Manchester Building Society, which is cutting its rate by 0.25%, the only other group to announce a change.

Royal Bank of Scotland, in which the Government holds a majority stake, has said it will not be passing on any of last week's reduction to borrowers on the RBS and NatWest SVR in a bid to protect the rates it offers savers.

Nationalised banks Northern Rock and Bradford & Bingley still have their rates under review, as do other major lenders such as HSBC, Barclays lending arm the Woolwich and Alliance & Leicester.

However, the Woolwich was quick to point out that only 2.8% of its mortgage customers are currently on its SVR, as several years ago it started putting people on to lifetime trackers, currently between 0.95% and 1.49% above base rate, once their existing deals came to an end.

It said the average person on an SVR had an outstanding mortgage balance of £30,000.

Only a third of lenders passed on any of February's rate cut to their SVR borrowers, and an even smaller proportion are expected to reduce their rates this time.

[westcoastrich] 05/3/2009 07:35

City economists expect the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee to lower interest rates by half a point to an historic low of 0.5pc at 12pm today

[westcoastrich] 05/3/2009 00:16

0% rates

Get those printing presses warmed up Darling

[westcoastrich] 03/3/2009 20:31

not long npoooooooww

[westcoastrich] 03/3/2009 10:58

cut rates t 0%.


BE BOLD