Your At-a-Glance Profit Outline
for Grid Petroleum (GRPR)
A simple trick to selling stocks higher than you bought them is to focus only on what will drive the share price higher. The crucial components listed below demonstrate that, although GRPR is currently trading below $1, the company’s present asset base points to a realistic potential share price of up to $62.
And keep in mind our unprecedented track record of Wyoming energy stocks that go way up in value. You will soon see that GRPR is a profitable buy-recommendation and you already know that we pick winning stocks on a regular basis.
- Grid Petroleum (GRPR) controls up to 1.28 TCF (Trillion Cubic Feet) of Wyoming natural gas assets in the Jonah Field area as reported by industry leader Schlumberger (NYSE:SLB)
- At current natural gas prices of approximately $4 MCF (Thousand Cubic Feet) – Grid Petroleum's upward potential of 1.28 TCF can be valued at $5.12 Billion
- Grid Petroleum (GRPR) – at this very early stage – has just 82 Million shares outstanding giving YOU the ultimate profit-advantage ahead of Wall Street
- Simply divide $5.12 Billion by 82 Million shares outstanding – and your future projected wealth via an early investment in Grid Petroleum goes up to $62 per share!
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| Grid Petroleum (GRPR) |
| Grid shares, as predicted, are continuing to show heightened price and volume volatility during this early development stage. Translation: GRPR is not for the risk adverse. Just since 6 July 2010, the GRPR share-price have moved up 98% from $0.50 to today’s high of $0.99 – yes, that’s just 15 trading days! Similarly, the average daily trading volume has increased more than 10-fold in recent trading from around 28,000 shares to around 300,000 shares. GRPR closed today’s session at $0.82 on volume of 286,100 shares. Keep in mind that we commenced active coverage on Grid Petroleum in mid-January of this year at the $0.70 range. The stock has already made an initial run to $1.68 on 3 May – resulting in a Profit-Zone opportunity as high as 140%. We see Grid moving substantially higher over the coming business quarters as the company executes the next phases of operation at its SE Jonah Prospect, which could hold up to 1.28 TCF (Trillion Cubic Feet) of gas as reported by petroleum services giant Schlumberger (NYSE: SLB). Grid’s recently released technical review for the SE Johan Prospect can be viewed at the company’s corporate website at www.GridPetroleum.com. There, you can also download and view the Schlumberger report in its entirety. |
| Current Opinion: Initial Profit-Zone opportunity as high as 140%; GRPR remains a Strong-Buy at current $0.85 range |
| Alamo Energy (ALME) |
| Alamo Energy (ALME) may be onto something big at its Valentine oil and gas project in Ritchie County, West Virginia. The company reports that the Valentine #1 well is flowing at an initial rate of approximately 100,000 cubic feet of natural gas per day and 44 barrels of oil per day. Although these are not earth shattering numbers, they are respectable – and the potential for rapid expansion could mean a major jump in yearly revenues for the company. Based on initial flow-rates, the Valentine #1 well translates to approximately $1.2 million in oil-revenues per year and $170,000 in natural gas revenues per year for Alamo. The company has not yet released what the expected well-spacing will be, but if we estimate 100 similar wells for the project, those figures could multiply 100-fold to $120 million in oil-revenues per year and $17 million in natural gas revenues per year. This gives us added confidence in owning ALME shares at current price levels. Now, we just have to monitor Alamo’s progress on its Valentine project, and its other current projects in Texas, Kentucky, and the United Kingdom. We are anticipating a steady rise in share-value over the coming quarters and drilling activity heats up. |
| Current Opinion: Initial Profit-Zone opportunity as high as 175% at $2.50 per share in April; ALME remains a Strong-Buy at current price-range |
| Apollo Investment Corporation (AINV) |
| Apollo Investment Corporation (AINV) was initially recommended as a Strong-Buy in August of 2009 at the $6.50 per share level. The stock has performed well following our 2009 buy-signal having moved up to an interim high of $13.69 on 26 April 2010. That’s an upward move of approximately 110%. No doubt many of you took partial profits during that initial price run. In early July of this year, the AINV share-price pulled back to an interim low of $8.90 before rebounding in recent trading to the current $10.50 range. Apollo Investment Corporation is a New York-based BDC (Business Development Company) that generates both current income and capital appreciation through debt and equity investing in middle-market private companies. Apollo recently announced its first fiscal quarter 2011 dividend of $0.28 per share, payable on 1 July 2010 to stockholders of record as of 17 June 2010. We see AINV moving higher over the next few business quarters. For those who already own AINV, we expect to announce our next Profit-Zone alert during the first quarter of next year. |
| Current Opinion: Initial share-price increase as high as 110%; Maintain open AINV positions |
| Atlas Pipeline Partners (APL) |
| Atlas Pipeline Partners (APL) is the profit-stock that keeps on giving. Please refer to our previous posts to view the number of times this stock has produced a solid profit-taking opportunity for our readers. Most recently, in February of this year, I recommended that partial profits be taken on APL above the $13 per share level. Soon after and as correctly predicted once again, the stock retreated to an interim low of $8.35 on 25 May. If you’ve been paying attention and reloaded on APL below the $9 per share level, you now have yet another opportunity to take substantial gains off the table above $13. As long as the APL share-price pattern continues to move in a predictable manner, you should be able to keep making money on this stock. |
| Current Opinion: Take partial APL profits at current price range; stay vigilant for next buying opportunity at lower levels |
| Halliburton (HAL) |
| It’s been a quite a wild ride for shares of Halliburton over the last few months in the wake of the BP gulf disaster. At the onset of the Deepwater Horizon rig explosion in April, it appeared that there could be some culpability on the part of Halliburton. In response, shareholders initially fled out of the stock, sending it reeling from the $35 range in late-April all the way to $21 by June 1. Keep in mind that we issued our initial buy-signal on Halliburton (HAL) in early-January 2009 at the $19 level – and we have been rewarded with numerous profit-taking opportunities as high as $35.22 per share. Now that BP has assumed responsibility for the rig explosion, the subsequent spill, and the massive clean-up response which could take years to complete, investors are jumping back into Halliburton. In fact, HAL shares are currently up by approximately 45% in just the last two months from $21.10 to currently $30.60. If you followed our initial 2009 buy-signal at the $19 level, you should have an average standing gain of nearly 60%. Eventually, Halliburton could realistically surpass BP as the world’s leading oil-services company as BP jettisons $billions in assets to pay for the gulf disaster. We see Halliburton shares moving higher over the next several business quarters based on the company’s expected growth in the international energy markets. |
| Current Opinion: Initial share-price surge as high as 80%; Maintain open HAL share-positions |
| Vendum Batteries Inc. (VNDB) |
| We commenced active coverage on Vendum Batteries (VNDB) on 8 July 2010 at the $0.80 per share level. The company’s shares are continuing to trade in a tight range between $0.80 and $0.85 and remain a Strong-Buy at that current price range. Vendum is developing an innovative, non-toxic and entirely biodegradable carbon battery that may soon have advanced applications in consumer electronics, medical implants, automobiles, and aeronautical instruments. Keep in mind, as you establish your early VNDB position, that Vendum Batteries just recently commenced public trading on the Over the Counter Bulletin Board – and share-volume is currently sparse. Be patient; look for opportunities to buy on dips below $0.80; and do not chase above $0.85. Vendum’s emerging technology could soon command a major share of the estimated $63 billion global battery market. We expect trading volume to pick up in the near-term as the company releases updates on its groundbreaking green-energy technology. |
| Current Opinion: Start accumulating your VNDB position up to a strict buy-ceiling of $0.85 per share |
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