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To: KZAP who wrote (8314)7/23/1998 6:05:00 PM
From: KZAP  Respond to of 11708
 
Stocks get hyped by some as an intent to induce buying. Others just join in the
exuberation and are excited to see their investment dollars growing. They are
then accused of being hypesters. Even though some are just exciteable individuals.

Stocks also get bashed so investors can pick up cheap shares and become "turn coats".
Those kind of people, no one except their 'partners' care, in the least, for.
I do not care for these types either. And just because I have posted my concerns, I'm
"labeled" by a few individuals as a "basher".
Truth is, no one knows for sure who is holding what or how they are trading this
stock. All they have to go on is what they say they are doing. I have been
accused of this by a few CSMA longs. And I assume they are all knowing and
know that I have done this for a fact. Wrong. I am not interested in taking a loss
and trying to get others to sell for my gain. I mean the stock would have to sky rocket
for most to get a decent return on this investment!

The poster know as TraderGreg has made his "formula" of the "N'th". Which I cannot
tell you the exact formula configuration. But in simple terms, the stock will have to have
about 10
times the volume to reach about 1/4 of that "high" price after the big drop.
So CSMA would have to have about 10million shares trade before the stock price
rises back up to about 80 cents. Or so I'm led to believe.
With the stock trading so low now, and the last news release not moving the stock
price AT ALL, CSMA will have to be dumping down that well with some big volume
just to get above 50 cents! IMHO
So, I see no reason to rush into anything. I think there will be plenty of time to buy
"cheap" shares. That is another reason I have made the decisions I have.
Too much money I have passed up to only end up taking a 50% loss.

So IF there is time to buy more stock at this level, why not take your time (investors)
and see what comes about with all this "new information".

Happy investing!

KZAP




To: KZAP who wrote (8314)7/23/1998 6:31:00 PM
From: KZAP  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 11708
 
I went back and re-read the Apr. 22 press release and then
went back to the thread and wondered about a few things.

To: +KZAP (6928 )
From: +TraderGreg
Wednesday, Apr 22 1998 1:55PM ET
Reply # of 8315

KZ--It's a nice deal, don't get me wrong, but what bothers me is the multiple sources to
come up with $45K...and why such a small interest, and what is going on in Conroe...did
they hit air, water, or gas?

And now the article about retrofit at EnviroTec, and someone earlier said some other type
of retrofit needed. All I hear is that they're ready to pump up to 7500 bbls per day down
the hole, WITH NO ADDITIONAL MODIFICATIONS. And that only if the throughput
exceeds those levels will some form of monitoring be needed.

And what about LPS?

Stream of consciousness here, but answers needed.
Were I this public company then I would want my shareholder to know things like: general
size/fees re: that 1st Enviro Tec contract; % ownership in the OK well; status of Conroe
activity; LPS roll out plans.

Not to mention the situation with the 10 filing.

TG


1.) I now wonder myself why they did it that way, it was "hinted"
"rumored" if you will, from Mike Millis at that time that the
reason for that was because to preserve CSMA capital. Also it
was "rumored" by the same person that someone in the deal wanted
CSMA shares and this was a convienent way for them to get some
without costing CSMA money.

2.) I think they didn't actually drill a well in Conroe. I
wonder if the agreement called for drilling or just working a
existing well over or if it mattered?

3.) They still may have someone "just waiting" to dump 7,500
bbls a day into that well. And that was 3 months ago. I'm
sure they will continue to wait.
BTW, anyone know if they are dumping anything down that
well? I thought they were dumping brine water earlier?

4.) Of course the LPS deal is dead.

5.) % of ownership in the OK well would be nice to know. Someone
should ask. JMHO

6.) The 10 filing? MAN, have we heard that one for some time!
I don't know if it will be done this year or not! Makes me
wonder why it hasn't been filed.

This post is questions that have, in the most part, remain
unanswered. And the post this was taken from was made 3 months
ago. I guess no one has taken the time to find out.
We on this thread just must have forgot to get this info, I don't
remember seeing most of these questions covered.

Happy investing!

KZAP