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Non-Tech : PBLS - Phoenix Associate Land Syndicate, Inc. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: grizzy who wrote (97)	1/6/2006 6:01:40 AM
From: VAB cowboy	Respond to of 163

If you were to look back in past PR's you would find that Dennis Kowalski was their Auditor and now he is in the employ of the company as Head of Operations. I would call that a very strong move and indication that Phoenix is getting their Pro Team together and are preparing for bigger and better things to come. Another little snippet from yesterdays PR was the disappearance of the Brassbulls name. Perhaps the company has come to the conclusion that they need to stay with more seasoned PR types and will continue to make changes as they see fit to prepare for future facelifts, which are on the near horizon. As to the appreciation in share price, I expect this will continue as the street has decided that this could very well be the real deal and not the typical Pink Sheet Scam as is expected of such companies. I see the share price finding its own level of real worth. The first step is loosing the short postion, which existed on the stock. This is in the process of being covered and will continue as the share price continues to appreciate. As the company gets closer to becoming fully reporting and transparent to the street, the share price should align itself with its true valuation based on the potentials of not only the Oil/Gas business but also on the Construction/Sand/Gravel/Fill and trucking portions of the company. Phoenix has tangible resources that are readily available to contractors who will be rebuilding the NOLA area. They are not interested in the FEMA funds that are being presented at this time because of the slow payout that government contracts require of businesses, but they are interested in supporting and supplying the Construction companies that will be awarded the contracts that FEMA will be awarding. The plan that Phoenix has initiated is very impressive and will support not only their existing business but also future growth and acquisitions as they are obtained. This is going to turn out to be a Cinderella type story where an outfit goes from pennies to dollars. I believe most of this move will occur before the reporting status is met and will continue afterwards as the true valuation is exposed. It is not often that opportunities like this present themselves and stay under the radar for very long. The risk to reward ratio is low on the risk side and high on the reward side in my opinion. The question is do you wait for the exchange change or do you make a small investment now adding over time and allowing your confidence in the company to grow over the next couple of months as the share price confirms that your decision was a good one. As is always prudent, do your own due diligence, make those phone calls and make your own informed decisions before putting your hard earned money on the line.