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To: tradesman who wrote (2236)12/1/1997 8:00:00 PM
From: Just My Opinion  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 11708
 
tradesman: so what you're saying is, that in your mind..the Pickens Family is equal to the phone mill people???
I am sorry I can't go along with that..
It is my understanding that the Picken's people are well respected in the oil & gas business...
I think everyone should be very very happy about this turn of events, that WAS there for all to see..
I believe it was in the Oct 23rd news release.. Tradesman: stay or go, it is a decision that is yours..
good luck either way..
I am staying, and I think I will be happy with that decision...al



To: tradesman who wrote (2236)12/2/1997 2:09:00 AM
From: Thu Ra Tin  Respond to of 11708
 
>>>Same as all the rest of'em KZAP. Raising capital for high risk ventures so as to reduce their own exposure to loss. As I said, the phone mills dried up, because everyone figured out what was going on. They need another means of raising capital.<<<

I found this release to be very good news.

M3 sold the property for Restricted Coconino common stocks. That says a lot. Why would Pickens & M3 sell the property for shares of a penny stock unless they believe that the price of CSMA will be trading at a much higher price; unless, M3 has other agendas such as shorting CSMA from offshore. Pickens are the smart money here, and if they've enough faith in CSMA, I am going to go along with them.

Also, the reserve estimates come from 2 separate independent engineering firms. And pumping out gas is not the only project they'll be working on, i.e. Class II and Class V disposels, etc.