To: SliderOnTheBlack who wrote (53179 ) 10/18/1999 11:33:00 PM From: SliderOnTheBlack Respond to of 95453
MLRC / Mallon Resources ... They just keep getting better. ...yes; this is "now" the best one I see on the horizon: <<Mallon Begins High Potential Gas Development Program DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 16, 1999--Mallon Resources Corporation (Nasdaq:MLRC - news) today announced that it has begun a multi-year natural gas development program in the San Juan Basin of northwestern New Mexico. Mallon has identified the potential for more than 300 billion recoverable cubic feet of natural gas net to its interest on its East Blanco and La Jara Canyon acreage blocks in the Ojo Alamo, San Jose, Nacimiento and Pictured Cliffs formations. This undeveloped gas potential equals more than 3.3 times the Company's 1998 year-end proved reserves. Speaking at the Dain Rauscher Wessels 1999 Energy Conference, George Mallon, chairman of the Company, said that the development program could result in the drilling of up to 250 new wells in the San Juan Basin. Mallon expects to drill or recomplete 30 wells during the balance of 1999, and at least 59 wells during 2000. Last week, Mallon reported the closing of $65.5 million of debt financings to fund the commencement of this program. Mr. Mallon stated, ``The completion of our new financing marks a turning point for Mallon Resources. We now have the financial, operating and management resources to launch a large scale, yet relatively low risk, natural gas development program that has the potential to dramatically increase our reserves, asset value, production and cash flow over the next several years. We are embarking on one of the most exciting periods in the Company's history.'...>> biz.yahoo.com ------------------------------------------------------------ biz.yahoo.com Thursday September 9, 4:36 pm Eastern Time Company Press Release SOURCE: Mallon Resources Corporation Mallon Finalizes $65.5 Million Debt Financings and Launches Aggressive San Juan Basin Gas Drilling Program... ------------------------------------------------------------archive.twst.com link above is to MLRC CEO interview with the "Wall Street Transcript". ------------------------------------------------------------ $12 last year; broke from $6 3/4 to $9 immediately upon the new financing news release. We are seeing tax loss selling; the stock is now at a 52 week low. Company is commencing low cost shallow "Exploitation & development" drilling project witht he funds from their long awaited financing package. Do the "DD" - low daily volume/liquidity; but certainly worth a look for either a short term trade back to the $9 level; and/or a great long term hold given their reserve potential and aggressive drilling program just announced. ----------------------------------------------------------- Morgan Keegan, Inc. issued a Daily Notes Report on September 10, 1999 for Mallon Resources Corporation. On September 10, 1999 Morgan Keegan, Inc. analyst N T Ident issued a 2 page Company Report on Mallon Resources Corporation. Report highlights: 'An OUTPERFORM rating was maintained. The company announced the completion of a debt financing arrangement that should ignite the La Jara Canyon drilling program in time for the heating program.' Report No.: F0102334 Morgan Keegan, Inc. issued a Daily Notes Report on July 14, 1999 for Mallon Resources Corporation. On July 14, 1999 Morgan Keegan, Inc. analyst Subash Chandra issued a 3 page Company Report on Mallon Resources Corporation. Report highlights: 'An OUTPERFORM rating was maintained with a 12-month price target of $13.' Report No.: F0105810 ------------------------------------------------------------biz.yahoo.com Steady insider buying; but most importantly - 3 exec's exercised nearly 400,000 options last month. This was a $9 stock weeks ago, $12 last year - with a $16 price target. Now, per the September release; - they have the funds to finally accelerate the development of one of the most talked about natural gas developments in the small cap industry. ------------------------------------------------------------ re: MEXP, RRC, EEX, CRK, RGO, MHR, and now MLRC; perhaps the best way to play these small caps; especially the lower volume/liquidity stocks like MEXP, MHR, MLRC is a long term oriented basket. All certainly worth a look here. I'd throw PGEI in there, on any weakness as well. The production & reserve growth Mo-Mo stories are MLRC & MHR. The value plays are RGO & MEXP; with CRK & RRC being near nat gas pure plays; both fundamentally undervalued by nearly any valuation metric as well. RRC is also, similar to MLRC, in being more of an "exploitation" play versus a high impact "exploration" play. CRK has some nice upside via the drill bit compared to RRC. MEXP - has some high potential upside in both the Salt Domes and the Blackfeet play. However MLRC's San Juan Basin is the lowest risk, lowest drilling cost - highest potential reserve & production impact play of any of these companies. MLRC & MHR are the 2 companies with the substantial opportunities to dramatically add to reserves & production in the coming quarters. - these are 2 "must owns" for those willing to venture into the small cap arena. These are also not "new" stories, nor are they lacking in major analyst coverage. Do the "DD"... these 2 especially will be major stories via the drillbit in the coming year imho. Got MLRC ? PS - JimL; OEI's institutional accumulation figure appears to be YTD not the last qtr. Their institutional ownership % has changed accordingly.