Vista Share Discussion Threads

[katsy] 20/8/2013 12:01

$1 is about 2cents in old money right?

[zeratul899] 20/8/2013 10:17

The uptrend is continuing. Could we hit $1 in the next month?

[nil pd] 19/8/2013 19:05

Finally! We are breaking half a cent in old money!

[zeratul899] 19/8/2013 17:30

Interesting to see the share price almost doubling today, albeit rather low volume, etc.

[roily] 16/8/2013 11:31

I'm with NC, I will need something north of $11 to break even which I have absolutely no hope of ever happening. This will help me write down my WZR profits.

[casholaa] 15/8/2013 18:14

Occasionally I see 8,9,10,15,20 shares bought/sold and always wondered who on earth buys and sells so little. Now I know how it happens. "getting very near the prize" is one of the reasons I'll never forgive them -we were led.

[nearlycertain] 15/8/2013 18:03

Cash, I need more like $13. One small batch I have in my trading account where I just had a few spare quid and bought a few more one day soon after the "getting very near the prize" fiasco is now actually worth less than the dealing charge would be to sell the bleeding things. Literally.

[casholaa] 15/8/2013 15:41

I have almost 840 shares and I need them to go to $5 each to break even. And there are people out there 100 times worse off than my position. Ironically now is the time to make money on this pos package as it'll likely go up on securing funding and a project.

[targatarga] 15/8/2013 12:55

pink - gravity will probably win!

[pink_berries] 15/8/2013 12:42

So they do a 50:1 consolidation. What is there to stop the share price going back down to $0.005?

[nil pd] 14/8/2013 20:43

2.5 cents in new money = 0.05 cents in old money.

Barely 0.15c in the market - a way to go just to break even on the value pre-consolidation! So consolidation = considerably worse off, thus far.

Yes, holding but only because it's not worth doing anything else. Just a plain old-fashioned punt on a 100-1 outsider. Or is it that bad...?

[zeratul899] 14/8/2013 13:37

Casholaa

Same here. Managed to sell some as the knife was falling but still holding quite a lot, which are now worthless...

[casholaa] 14/8/2013 11:40

I'm holding mine so I don't make the same mistake over and over again.

[targatarga] 14/8/2013 11:27

zeratul899 - by the time management and their advisors have finished you'll have no hope. Vast was another company where the investor was doomed from day one!

[zeratul899] 14/8/2013 11:22

Anyone still holding onto those?

I'm nursing a huge paper loss on those and hoping to recoup some of my monies with this reverse split.

[targatarga] 12/8/2013 18:09

Pension pot/expense etc.... 27m net pay anyone?

[casholaa] 12/8/2013 18:03

What happened to our $3m???? (50:1 and no sign of the $3m)

[targatarga] 12/8/2013 17:42

Katsy - get used to it.... Management past and present are the only ones making here.
Unless you shorted vast you were definitely screwed..

[katsy] 12/8/2013 16:59

50:1 slit and the bid is just C$0.05 wow, talk about getting screwed time and again.

[casholaa] 12/8/2013 15:07

It's now worth less (if that's possible) than before the reverse split.

Bid: C$0.05 Offer: C$0.20

[nick26] 07/8/2013 22:33

Share consolodation of 1 for 50 happened today:

hxxp://www.stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2013/08/07/vast-announces-share-consolidation

[casholaa] 30/7/2013 14:59

If Canacol secure the assets of sgi then vst may get a free carry on it's 10% -but the management of sgi + vst are the same so could be unharmonious partnership.

[molatovkid] 30/7/2013 10:43

So long suffering shareholders, it appears that we have the poker equivalent of a 'chip and a seat' here....and we now are participating in the death of VAST and the phoenix like rise of MaxOne Resources.

If this goes ahead, then we are back in the game, who knows we might yet get our money back (just some of it would do me...).

I fear being diluted to even less than I am already, as funds will surely need to be raised, but as I am down 99% then what the hell.

[casholaa] 29/7/2013 22:51

Vast Exploration Inc. Announces Results of Annual a
nd Special Meeting
of Shareholders
Calgary, Alberta - Vast Exploration Inc. (TSX-V: VS
T)
, a Forbes & Manhattan
Energy Group company, reports that all matters put
forth at the annual and special
meeting of shareholders of Vast were approved, incl
uding the re-appointment of
McGovern, Hurley, Cunningham, LLP as Vast's auditor
s, the re-approval of Vast's 10%
rolling stock option plan, the reduction of the sta
ted capital account and the proposed
consolidation of Vast's issued and outstanding comm
on shares on the basis of one (1)
post-consolidation common share for every 50 pre-co
nsolidation common shares issued
and outstanding. Messrs. Robin Birchall, Tito Gandh
i, Scott Moore and Ahmed Said
were re-elected as directors.
The timing for the implementation of the consolidat
ion will be determined by the Board
of Directors of Vast, but no later than the next an
nual meeting of shareholders of Vast.
The share consolidation remains subject to the appr
oval of the TSX Venture Exchange.
Vast wishes to thank its shareholders for their con
tinued support.

[casholaa] 29/7/2013 22:11

Sagres Announces Exercise of Consent Judgment by Ca
nacol
Calgary, Alberta – July 26, 2013 -
Sagres Energy Inc. (TSXV:SGI) reports that Canacol
Energy (Guyana) Inc., a subsidiary of Canacol Energ
y Ltd. ("Canacol"), has exercised a consent
judgment against Sagres in the amount of $1,116,150
.43 (the "Consent Judgment"). The
Consent Judgment was previously provided by Sagres
as a part of an agreement for outstanding
amounts owed by Sagres to Canacol for costs related
to historical exploration drilling operations
on a block located in Guyana in which Sagres was a
partner in 2010 and 2011.
Canacol was provided a general security interest ov
er all of the assets of Sagres and pursuant to
the Consent Judgement, Sagres has 10 days to make p
ayment to Canacol after which time
Canacol may take steps to enforce its security unde
r the provisions of the
Bankruptcy and
Insolvency Act
. Sagres will continue its efforts to try and reach
an amicable settlement with
Canacol.