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-91.96% in 525 days United Energy just invested $215 million in this company so you know this stock is going to explode pretty soon.   I plan to stay short with this company though especially because of the shorters and volatility of the energy sector in this market. Continue reading »

Interesting Company entertaining a Buyout - Public or Private TMY

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-95.42% in 633 days Having owned the bonds for a little over 6 months, paying 10.75% annualized interest, not missing coupon payments, has been a solid return for my clients considering the collective drawback.  Oliver, the ceo, has created TMI, a british virgin islands company, seeking financing to take TMY private, which would pay shareholders $3 a share, which has been proposed.  Oliver had trouble getting enough financing to take out everyone...so it looks as thought the company is still entertaining outside suitors...china, india, etc.  reportedly, the holdup in selling to a chinese company, which was the... Continue reading »

Bullish on TMY ... TMY

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-95.39% in 647 days Those of us that are in this are here for the buyout. It's a definite risk, but the potential reward over a very short term is worth it (to me). The South Alibek field is a real asset with provable reserves and a new connection to a pipeline which can get petroleum throughout Asia. Continue reading »

Strong likelihood of Buyout makes this a great spec play TMY

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-97.07% in 808 days TMY's sole asset is the license to a large portion of the Gasha oil field in Kazakhstan.  TMY has never been a successful company.  They have never drilled effectively, produced significantly, and never turned a profit.  However, their asset is quite valuable and is currently on sale to the highest bidder.  TMY has strong insider buying and institutional ownership.  Announcements regarding bids are expected soon.  Continue reading »

Too cheap TMY

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-97.82% in 936 days April 16, 2007  - Transmeridian Exploration Retains Financial Advisor for Strategic Review 20 interested parties   GL! Continue reading »

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Pre-Market Gappers

Gapping up: AMCP +37.1%, EDAC +26.2%, MEAD +21.1%, TMY +12.7%, SHFL +10.6%, URI +8.6%, WM +5.9%, DMAN +5.9%, PFCB +5.5%, DENN +5.2%, SNX +4.9%, DROOY +3.0%, IHS +2.6%... Gapping down: BMJ -14.3%, RFMD -10.4%, CFC -9.7%, JNPR -7.7%, AXP -6.6%, AB -6.5%, OPXT -5.9%, JMBA -4.7%, C -3.8%, ASML -3.5%, BHP -3.5%, MT -3.3%, MA -3.1%, STM -3.1%, IFX -3.1%, INFY -2.9%, RIMM -2.5%, MER -2.4%, MHS -1.7%, SNWL -1.5%, NOK -1.3%, UBS -1.0%. Continue reading »

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Transmeridian Exploration is trading higher here in pre market trading so put this stock on that watchlist. Budd Foxx Continue reading »

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