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Gold/Mining/Energy : Oil Sands and Related Stocks -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Tommaso who wrote (9874)	5/14/2006 5:24:58 PM
From: racas	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25575

I am new to this BB and I would like to ask where can I find a map of the oil sands land holdings with the attached company names. I looked already in the Alberta Energy site but I could not find this information. If this info available?. Thanks, Racas

To: Tommaso who wrote (9874)	5/14/2006 5:28:48 PM
From: insitusands	Respond to of 25575

<...by far the stupidest policy was for Radio Shack to try to prevent outsiders from marketing software for their computers.> Yes, Apple did the same thing in order to sell "machines" much to their chagrin. Had they not taken this strategy and instead had open sourced their code IMO the world would never have heard of Bill Gates or MSFT. It was Jobs biggest error by far in his career. Back on topic Tomasso, I happen to agree with you that the oil sands (oil and gas, commodities etc.) sector is vulnerable here due a rising interest rate environment combined with an overpriced stock market in general. I'm not sure that PBG was the best target for you to make your point though. It is far stronger than any number of other sand stocks including but not limited to CNQ, IMO, HSE, POU, PCA, SHC and even your fave SU appears to be encountering some heavy selling. It also has a huge catalyst directly in front of us that should limit (but not prevent) selling pressure.