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Fieldpoint Petroleum FPPC
An SI Board Since March 2004
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Emcee:  Hubert Few Type:  Moderated
Cut and Paste by me from another thread:

03/21/04

Undervalued Oil/Gas stock? FPPC

I came upon this one quite by accident about a week ago searching ticker symbols for company names containing the words "energy" or "petroleum". Prior to last week the stock was very thinly traded, still is by most comparisons.

Fieldpoint Petroleum:

finance.yahoo.com

Very small float (<4 million, probably now less than 3 million) has experienced record trading volume this past week. 48% "insider" owned with no past history of the sole major stockholder selling any shares at any price. The company has a number of joint ventures with larger well known oil/gas companies

My own theory is the CEO/President is subsidizing the company out of his own pocket as my digging turned up several property and oil rights purchases that were funded from "undisclosed sources". there is no question whatsoever in my mind that this company is the exception to the rule in bulletin board stocks...it's simply a very small company. They have never diluted the stock that I can see, which would be a typical "red flag" on BB stocks.

One of the stated objectives is to become an AMEX listed stock. Over the past years the company has paid for promotion on several smallcap stock boards with no apparent resulting increase in volume.

So why all of a sudden has it traded at the highest volume *ever*? I think it is simply because everyone recognizes that oil prices have nowhere to go but UP, which makes it easier for small companies like this one which sell on the spot market to realize a profit.

My next stop is to create a folder for discussion of this company. I'll post links there to the information that I have found so far.

Thanks!

All of the above is my *opinion*, as with any company, your decision to invest should be based on your own independent research!!!
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10With energy moving into parabolic territory, even the crummy speculative companistylecounciler-4/22/2008
9now... i'm no expert, but does this thing look like a cup-and-handle to anyoZebba-9/5/2005
8FPPC - 1.11. Just bought some more. A block went by at 1.10. With oil price incrrufff-6/17/2004
7Hubert, Thanks for the "heads up" on vectorvest. I have used them in tErnest K Brandt-3/22/2004
6Anyone here used "VectorVest" stock analysis? You can get a free repoHubert Few-3/22/2004
5Great idea Hubert. Hope to stop back by.GARY P GROBBEL-3/21/2004
4Thanks for opening this thread. I stumbled across this back in 2002 and picked rrufff-3/21/2004
3FieldPoint Petroleum Updates Operational Activities Friday March 5, 6:30 am ET Hubert Few-3/21/2004
2FieldPoint Petroleum Corporation 2003 Guidance and 2004 Goals Tuesday February 1Hubert Few-3/21/2004
1Here are a few of the links I have found on the company. In no particular order.Hubert Few-3/21/2004
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