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With this sector bleeding isn't it time to look around for some survivors? I've come across a stock that is thinking of acquiring distressed oil patch companies both public and private. At the moment it only has cash - about $25 million - but management seem to have a good track record. The company, Key West Resources, (KWE) is on the Alberta Stock Exchange but it has the size to go on the TSE once it makes aan acquisition. Has any other contrarian got some ideas? dotcomm | ||||||||||||
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