To: ron peterson who wrote (28146 ) 8/22/1998 1:27:00 AM From: MonsieurGonzo Respond to of 95453
Ron; RE:" EGEO " >My pick is OMNI or EGEO reason-no slowdown in seismic exploration -- growing co. expanding into other countries... EGEO very good pick, IMHO; (OLOG also interesting) - because services have more rationale than than either drillers or machinery & equipment components of the OSX.X sector.biz.yahoo.com yeah, I'd nibble on EGEO here with the idea of buying down in ever-increasing amounts, if necessary, to accumulate a position. No options available on EGEO, so hedging isn't possible. Has held 10 +3 / -1.5 for 9 weeks ... at 10 nominal today; Consecutive doji hammers on the last two weekly bars... nice buying op at 8-1/2 today that we both missed :-( I'll buy some and spread the GTC limit buy/accumulation orders down in a pattern of accumulation: 1x10/2x9.625/3x9.125/4x8.625 = 10 @ 9-1/8 (where '1' is 10% of kapital allocation, and '2' is twice as much kapital , not shares, so '10' = 100%). Thanks for reminding me of EGEO, Ron. _ AFTER THE BELL, Friday 21-AUG :Shares of Eagle Geophysical Inc. (EGEO - news), which gathers seismic information used in oil and gas exploration, were active after hours following an announcement that it had registered 1.52 million of its common stock shares owned by Seitel Inc (SEI). Seitel has indicated it does not currently intend to offer any of the shares registered under the registration statement since Seitel considers the stock severely undervalued, Eagle Geophysical said. PRESS RELEASE, Tuesday 11-AUG :HOUSTON, Aug. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Eagle Geophysical, Inc. (Nasdaq: EGEO - news) today announced favorable earnings and backlog for the second quarter and year-to-date period ended June 30, 1998. Revenues for the second quarter of $34,336,000 were 28% higher than the same period in 1997. Net income of $2,258,000, or 26 cents per share, was significantly higher than the pro-forma earnings for second quarter of 1997 of $1,027,000 or 12 cents per share, due to the expanding operational capacity of the Company and improving margins. Year-to-date revenues of $58,216,000 were 16% ahead of year earlier pro-forma revenues of $50,060,000 while impacted by the first quarter downtime of offshore operating capacity associated with planned vessel upgrades. Year-to- date net income of $2,879,000 trailed prior year pro-forma net income of $3,217,000. -Steve