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slowly starting to turn around. news of the new wind farm in west NSW has helped.

http://www.smh.com.au/news/environm...mad-max-country/2007/10/07/1191695739476.html

volume of 600k+ today is not a great deal but at least it's back to the opening price, where 2.5million sold it down on that day.

a look across the renewable energy stocks shows an average of 10-50% off their year highs. seems like traders are still slow to get back on them.

the wind energy sector seems to be a bit quicker to regain their standing; here's a quick breakdown :

Gamesa 3% off year high
Vesta 0.18% off year high
China Transmission 3.6% off year high.

her'es hoping that WHN starts moving up like the other wind stocks.
 
Been watching this one intently for quite sometime. sp has increased around 200% since February 09. Currently on around 2 to 1 buy/sell ratio respectively. With a small market cap of $10 million and soon to be cash flow positive due to their recent oil interests in Kentucky plus the JV in Scotland wind farms starting to take shape this company is looking the goods. One to watch as it could easily double in sp in the coming weeks, imo.

ASX/MEDIA RELEASE
Dated: WHN 24 JULY 2009
WHL ENERGY UPDATE ON WIND FARM OPERATIONS
WHL Energy has received several offers for the future development of its three wind farm
projects in Scotland.
Offers have been received from major European wind farm operators to form a joint venture
agreement to develop its various wind farm assets.
The names of these operators and details of the potential agreements are at this stage confidential
but currently due diligence on the projects is being carried out by them and will be completed
within the next 7 weeks.
WHL Energy is extremely excited to have such interest from major European operators and is
confident any agreement reached for such developments will have significant benefits for WHL
shareholders.
Peter Bartter
 
Dated: WHN 11 AUGUST 2009
ANNOUNCEMENT – RESIGNATION OF DECLAN PRITCHARD

The Company has received the resignation of Declan Pritchard as a Director with effect from 9 August 2009.
The Board now comprises:
Peter Bartter – Chairman
David Kahn – Director
Warwick Davies – Director
Yours Faithfully,
Ian Mitchell
Company Secretary
WHL Energy Limited

Share priced jumped 16% on the news today with good volume.
 
Dated: WHN 12 AUGUST 2009
REQUEST FOR TRADING HALT
The Company requests that its shares be placed in trading halt.
Pursuant to Listing Rule 17.1 the Company advises:

1. Reasons for request: The Company is in the course of finalising contractual documentation for the purchase of a significant asset and the financing of such purchase.

2. Duration of trading halt: Until close of business on 14 August 2009.

3. Event expect to end trading halt: Announcement of the acquisition of a significant asset and method of financing such acquisition.

4. The Company is not aware of any reason why the requested trading halt should not be granted.

Yours Faithfully,
Ian Mitchell
Company Secretary
WHL Energy Limited
 
Expect a decent move north in the sp today on this announcement. They intend to do a rights issue very soon to help fund this venture and others. The rights issue is a pro-rata non-renounceable entitlement issue of one new share for every three shares held at the Record Date. The issue price for each new share is 4 cents(last traded at 6c).

ASX/MEDIA RELEASE
Dated: WHN 19 AUGUST 2009
ANNOUNCEMENT – SIGNIFICANT FIELD OPPORTUNITY IN
SOUTHERN KENTUCKY/TENNESSEE - 40 K+ ACRES COMPRISED OF
IN EXCESS OF 300 HIGH QUALITY WELLBORES.

The Directors of WHL Energy Ltd. are pleased to provide an update regarding its Kentucky joint venture
with KOS Energy (Kentucky) LLC (KOS) and Deniz Energy LLC where each party holds an equal
33.3% working interest in the venture.
WHL and its partners have executed an agreement with Ky-Tenn Oil (KTO) to enter into a significant
field re-entry opportunity in Southern KY/Tennessee to complete in excess of 300 wells using KOS’s
proprietary Short Radius Stimulation (SRS) jet drilling technology.
KTO is a mid-size operator in Southern KY/TN with 300+ established wells. The focus of their drilling
has been to develop the shallow and prolific limestone reefs abundant in the area known as the Fort Payne
and Big Lime. KTO believes that the SRS technology may be a technology that can stimulate and unlock
the respective formations
The parties will be undertaking a 5 well preliminary program in order to confirm economic production
rates, followed by a rapid deployment of the SRS technology. WHL Energy has access to the patented
SRS hydra-jet drilling technology via its partner, whereby coiled tubing is able to complete up to 3000
feet of laterals into various limestones, thereby providing a low cost stimulation. Previous applications of
this technology in many different reserves including similar limestone reef structures in the area have
resulted in a several fold increase in production.

Peter Bartter, the Chairman of WHL states, “This most recent acquisition has provided the company and
its shareholders a significant land asset base in the onshore US oil and gas market. Couple this recent
acquisition with our joint ventures with KOS Energy, Jetside Energy and our current portfolio of oil and
gas assets I see a bright future for our company. All of our acquisitions in this space require minimal
capital upfront and provide excellent short term cash flow to our company and hence providing us the
ability to increase shareholder value and give us the means to pursue further acquisitions in this field,
while also concentration on our potential wind transactions in the near future”.
Yours Faithfully,
Peter Bartter
Chairman
WHL Energy Limited
 
ASX/MEDIA RELEASE
Dated: WHN 15 September 09
Kansas Shallow Oil & Gas Discovery – Proven &
Dependable Production.

-Significant shallow oil resources delineated with short term oil production potential
-Reserves report confirms 110 bcf natural gas recoverable
-In excess of 5000 acres of good quality oil reservoirs that have produced over 1.5mmbbl
historically
-Continuous re-completion and land acquisition activity for the balance of 2009

An operational update regarding the Company’s South East Kansas oil and gas projects follows:
Local Shallow Oil Resources –
Concurrent to completing its geological and reservoir due diligence on the “Home Run” Kansas CBM
project, WHL Energy has further delineated significant oil reservoirs that have been over-looked and
prematurely shut-in by previous operators.
The project areas are located on the Missouri side of the prolific Cherokee basin, known for shallow oil
saturated sandstones. For optimum recovery the projects require waterflooding in order to drive the
hydrocarbons from the reservoir into the production well bore. The water is introduced by a number of
injector wells drilled within the project area on a “five spot pattern” with four production wells for each
injector well. The eastern side of the Cherokee Basin is estimated to contain between 1.8 and 8 billion
barrels of oil in place based on published reports from the United States Geological Survey (“USGS”) and
Missouri Department of Natural Resources survey estimates.
Following analysis of the historical data, WHL Energy now have an increased understanding of the
characteristics of the project acreage which has demonstrated that there are several oil reservoirs present
with much of the previous infrastructure intact. It is expected that WHL will initiate commercial pilots in
the area.
About the Union Town and Girard Project-
The Uniontown and Girard project covers mineral leases over approximately 45,000 gross acres in
Bourbon and Cherokee County, Kansas within the mature Cherokee Basin. The current target for
development is the shallow gas (75-300 m) potential of the area, although the leases are also held for
potential development of coal-bed methane and conventional oil and gas reserves. A preliminary reserve estimate for the project has been prepared by Questa Engineering Corporation of Golden, Colorado and is
available on the Jayhawk Energy website www.jayhawkenergy.com.
There are in excess of 70 wells available for recompletion. With the current low gas price, only 5 wells
are currently producing with stabilized production of in excess of 108 mcf/day. WHL Energy Ltd. has
successfully piloted 5 wells with proprietary technologies including the Short Radius Stimulation (SRS)
and propellant gun technologies with several wells in order to demonstrate via low cost completion
techniques (sub $10 K USD per well), the wells can be rapidly brought on line economically.

WHL CEO Dr David Kahn states “we are extremely pleased by this outcome, this discovery provides a
significant reserve base to WHL Energy that was not expected during our initial due diligence phase in
Kansas. This has provided the company the ability to take advantage of both rising oil and gas prices,
whilst still staying within our stated goals of acquiring low cost, near term production opportunities in the
US oil and gas market”

About WHL Energy Ltd:
WHL Energy Limited is an energy company engaged in the acquisition and development of properties for
production of crude oil and natural gas in the continental USA. The Company focuses on properties that
will be able to build value for shareholders and produce solid revenues and profitability. The company
has recently focused on Cherokee Basin, Kansas, and Appalachian Basin, Kentucky/Tennessee.

Yours Faithfully,
Ian Mitchell
Company Secretary
WHL Energy Limited


Existing shares 179m(236m after rights issue)
Shares traded today 2hrs after open 87m sp currently up 101% @ 11.5c
 
WHL Energy shares surge after US news
September 15, 2009 - 6:39PM
http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-new...shares-surge-after-us-news-20090915-fpis.html

Shares in WHL Energy surged after the company reported significant oil resources at its Kansas CBM project in the United States.

The energy company, which is engaged in the development of properties in the United States for oil and natural gas production, said the operation had 110 billion cubic feet of recoverable natural gas.

There was also in excess of 5000 acres of good quality oil reservoirs that have produced over 1.5 million barrels historically, the company said.

Shares in the company jumped 4.1 cents, or 71.93 per cent, to close at 9.8 cents.

"WHL Energy has further delineated significant oil reservoirs that have been overlooked and prematurely shut-in by previous operators," the company said.

WHL chief Dr David Kahn said he was "extremely pleased" by the outcome of the discoveries.

"This discovery provides a significant reserve base to WHL Energy that was not expected during our initial due diligence phase in Kansas," Mr Kahn said.

"This has provided the company the ability to take advantage of both rising oil and gas prices, whilst still staying within our stated goals of acquiring low-cost, near-term production opportunities in the US oil and gas market."
 
If this is even remotely correct expect the sp to jump put of the gates tomorrow in a big way. Good luck to holders.


WHL Energy sells wind farm for $30m
Michael Bennet From: The Australian
December 01, 2009 4:09PM
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/bus...ind-farm-for-30m/story-e6frg9no-1225805843096

WHL Energy is expected to announce the sale of one of its wind farms for $30 million when it comes out of trading halt tomorrow.
The Sydney-based company has not traded since November 17, when it said it was due to announce the “imminent” finalisation of the sale of one of its wind farms.

WHL was suspended from trade two days later when the trading halt was supposed to have ended.

Sources close to the deal today said WHL had sold the asset for $30m but would not receive full payment for another 12 months, with a small upfront payment now.

WHL holds development rights over a portfolio of wind farm projects in the UK, with its Ladymoor Renewable project in Scotland the largest.

It is not known which asset is being sold and who the buyer is.

WHL also plans to develop two hydrogen projects in the UK - the Hunterston Hydrogen project and another at Teesside in north-east England, in joint ventures with UK groups.
 
Meant to add concidering that the market cap of WHN is currently only $22m a $30m deal on one of it's wind farms projects is a fantastic result. They can drill plenty of wells in Kansas with that kind of money(albiet they wont see the bulk of the cash for 12 months and the news story may not be entirely accurate but here's hoping and we'll find out tomorrow morning) :)
 
WHL Energy to announce UK wind farm sale
Michael Bennet From: The Australian December 03, 2009 4:00PM
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/bus...k-wind-farm-sale/story-e6frg9no-1225806668705

WHL Energy is expected to come out of a trading halt tomorrow, one week overdue, and announce the sale of one of its wind farms for 14 million British pounds. The company was due to come back online on November 26, after a one-week suspension.

City Beat’s sources tipped a return to market yesterday, but they have been forced to revise this to tomorrow and are so confident this time around they are even tipping a strong return.

We hear the expected price is now £14m ($25.2m), not $30m as previously reported.

WHL chairman Peter Bartter would not be drawn on price or buyer (he did say it was a “big company”), but did not leave much to the imagination on when it would emerge from suspension.

“We are in the final stages of negotiations. We hope to complete the transaction this week,” he said.

“It’s pending, so they’ve got all sorts of warranties and provisions and they’ve just gone over and over it and that’s what’s taken the time.”

With only one day of the working week left, it’s safe to say our sources might be on the money this time around.

“Tomorrow’s Friday, if it doesn’t come out tomorrow, it’s going to be Monday for sure, but we’re pushing to get income paper tonight in London,” Mr Bartter said.

We did learn for sure, however, that the wind farm being sold is part of WHL’s Ladymoor project in Scotland.

WHL holds a portfolio of nine wind farms in the UK.
 
thanks for the article(s) LeeTV, i never would have noticed them. great result, especially as it looks like they are selling one of the nine windfarms for about their market cap- imagine if they offloaded the other eight...

it means i hope no more cap raisings. plenty more wells to bring back online in kentucky, tennessee and kansas.
 
Dr Zaius said:
thanks for the article(s) LeeTV, i never would have noticed them. great result, especially as it looks like they are selling one of the nine windfarms for about their market cap- imagine if they offloaded the other eight...

it means i hope no more cap raisings. plenty more wells to bring back online in kentucky, tennessee and kansas.
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No problem Dr Zaius, glad to bring it to your attention. I have been holding this for quite sometime so am one happy camper :)

This sale is going to be a massive boost for the company in the funding dept. not to mention all the media attention it has been getting over the past few weeks. Apart from the pending announcement on this current wind sale, due early next week, there should be quite a few updates on the oil/gas in the pipeline. Here is another update from The Australian. Good luck to holders!


WHL Energy ready to sail out of suspension
Andrew Main, City Beat From: The Australian December 04, 2009 12:00AM
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/whl...ut-of-suspension/story-e6frg8zx-1225806758883

WHL Energy is the opposite of Dame Nellie Melba: it has had plenty of false starts in its bid to come out of trading suspension. But our broking connections in Perth assure us the wind farm group will be back shortly, possibly today, with the announcement of the sale of one of its wind farms for pound stg. 14 million ($25m).
The company had been due to resume trading on November 26 after a one-week suspension.

Things have also moved in the price department. The expected outcome of the transaction has dropped from the originally reported $30m.

WHL chairman Peter Bartter wouldn't be drawn on price or buyer (he did say it was a "big company" , and was only marginally more certain about timing. He said: "We are in the final stages of negotiations. We hope to complete the transaction this week. It's pending, so they've got all sorts of warranties and provisions and they've just gone over and over it, and that's what has taken the time."

The wind farm being sold is part of WHL's Ladymoor project in Scotland, which has a hydrogen facility as well. WHL owns eight other wind farms in Britain.
 
anyone else on this one?

i have been buying of late..

this from another forum.. sorta says it all

Market has finally started to take notice of WHN and for good reason many boxes ticked and some circled,highlighted and made as fridge magnets!!

*successfull CR's in very short time
(great funding support)

*Seismic going well and on schedule

*Huge Billion Barrel Asset 35 blocks!

*multiple upcomming Reports tipped to value SP well over
current market value

*Large investors taking entry at market prices
(they think current price is cheap)

*$25mill bonus for SP to go 10c for 10days BIG INCENTIVE
in reality will need to trade safely over 10c


*New management keen to get results and a real
focus on Huge Seychelles Asset

*potential JV partners already showing interest

*recently pushed through the SP resistance on volume
(more people want in than out)

*graph is looking very bullish(breakout)?

*Wind money $15mill+ (still in the works)

*good positive news flow bout to start
(market likes news)


http://www.nation.sc/index.php?art=21885


I like the following quote "In conclusion, Petro Quest and its parent company WHL Energy can only hope that our hard-fought efforts will ultimately result in discoveries of massive quantities of oil that will benefit the government of Seychelles, all their gracious citizens and the companies involved. May God allow it to be so."



All the ducks getting lined up.

a) Reports, etc creating the foundation
b) Seismic will put some structure in
c) Farm ins will then be when the real excitement begins. Remember this is 35 exploration blocks, not 1, not 2, but 35! 1st Farm in will probably be on ONE block, that leave 34 over. Great opportunity to slice and dice to increase value in the future.
 
Yeah, I jumped in.
Liked what i read, and needed to be quick with reports coming out next week.
Massive potential, but the signing of a JV would be the thing for me.
Good luck.
 
Tried to read their reports from their site but not having luck (hope they are not as dodgy as my ability to open them). When is their drilling Seychelles commitment? Big worry for me if they get to drill, how will they get approval to develop any discoveries. Thanks to BP (and some others), I cannot see it an easy process to develop in this location. Gas discovery may be more acceptable but needs land to process LNG (albeit technology is developing to process offshore).

Do they explain their proprietary technology in Wind Hydrogen?

Is anything making money for them?

Thanks in antcipation.
 
been running a little, and hartleys did do a report on them rating it at .19

currently at .038 :eek:

WHL Energy Ltd Seychelles Exploration Blocks Executive Summary Independent Experts Report

February 2011

Isis Petroleum Consultants Pty Ltd
Perth, Western Australia

WHL

.Executive Summary

WHL Seychelles blocks are in a frontier setting and contain a variety of prospective plays including:

Triassic to Early Jurassic Karroo Group equivalent non-marine sands

Late Jurassic to Early Cretaceous sands and oolitic limestone

Middle Cretaceous to Paleocene shelf and turbidite sands

Early Tertiary carbonate plays (reefal build ups and oolitic shoals)

Isis concludes there is good evidence of a working petroleum systems in the area of the WHL blocks. The evidence includes surface seeps, tar occurrences observed on Seychelles islands and well data. In addition, analogue studies from offset basin data show potential for the presence of good quality, mature source rocks and prospective reservoirs

Isis has validated the presence of some of the key existing leads using the seismic data provided by WHL together with other publicly available data

The larger structures identified in the blocks have the potential to contain multi Tcf / multi 100 MMbbl range hydrocarbon accumulations

Isis has delineated new leads which warrant further evaluation. A number of previously existing leads have however been downgraded from the review of the available data

The critical risks in the WHL blocks are:

Trap definition due to overall sparse seismic line spacing and (in places) poor seismic data quality, especially for the deeper Karroo play

Sealdue to an overlying porous Tertiary carbonate section and to the reliance of some traps on fault seal or a stratigraphic pinchout geometry

Charge timing from the Karroo source rocks which may predate in some cases the trap formation for some of the leads

Maastrichtian to Paleocene volcanics in the area (basalts & tuffs) complicate the evaluation due to their dampening of the underlying seismic data quality and also because the volcanics tend to have a bright seismic response which can be mistaken for a prospective hydrocarbon bearing reservoir





The new Fugro seismic will provide valuable data over the identified leads

Additional 2D or 3D seismic data may be required to mature high-graded leads into a drillable status

Isis will undertake a volumetric and risk assessment of the leads identified in this stage of the project. The volumetric evaluation will be part of Phase 2 of the project






imho a good report

A multitude of geological data suggests that the petroleum system is in place. Rich, voluminous source rocks, likely migration paths, good reservoir rocks and huge traps all make the Seychelles offshore basins a tempting target for companies ready to explore a frontier province.


In 1980-81 Amoco decided to test the theory that continental crust extends below the Seychelles Plateau by drilling three wells:

Reith Bank-1 (no seal present at top Karoo),

Owen Bank-1 (did not reach the objective)

and Seagull Shoals-1 (no depth closure identified in the post well mapping).

These wells were unfortunately spatially clustered together, just testing the extreme western corner of the platform area.

The Reith Bank-1 well drilled over 1900 m of non-marine intercalated sandstones and mudstones of inferred upper Triassic to Lower Jurassic age, this succession pertaining
to the Karoo Supergroup. The drilling of such considerable thicknesses of sedimentary rocks proved beyond doubt
that the Seychelles Plateau is underpinned by continental crust.

The Owen Bank-1 well penetrated a similar thickness of Cretaceous and Middle Jurassic mudstones and sandstones.
Finally, Seagull Shoals-1 drilled about 300 m of Karoo age sediments. Sands encountered at 2,734 - 2,737 m RT in this well have good visual porosity due to secondary porosity development via quartz and feldspar dissolution.

All wells failed to reach crystalline basement, and they did not encounter commercial quantities of oil. However, sidewall cores taken within the Karroo section at Reith Bank-1 yielded streaming cut fluorescence and bleeding beads of oil over a significant depth interval in excess of 630 m. A production test within the Karroo flowed water at a rate of 1,200 bbls per day with 0.7 ppm of benzene indicating the likely presence of hydrocarbons close by. The
healthy flow rate suggests reasonable permeability.

A fourth well, Constant Bank-1 (1995) was drilled to the
southeast by Enterprise but was TD after drilling 900 m of volcanics at a time when oil dipped to USD 9.0 a barrel.

A similar (400 m thick) layer of basalt, interpreted to be of the same age (Late Cretaceous/Early Tertiary), was drilled in the Owen Bank-1 well. Volcanics of this age also occur in Seagull Shoals-1, but are significantly thinner. Subsequent VSP work suggests that the volcanics in Constant Bank-1 were ~1270 m thick and that sediments akin to those found in the Amoco wells also exist in the East.

Approximately 24,000 kilometres of 2D seismic data was acquired over the Seychelles Plateau between 1980 and 1996. During this period of active exploration a number of airborne aeromagnetic surveys, marine gravity surveys, marine sniffer geochemical surveys and passive airborne UV fluorescence were also acquired.

Unfortunately, in the case of the seismic, there is no digital seismic database of migrated seismic records. Problems with archive field tapes and observer logs make reprocessing a major undertaking.

In many cases only old paper sections are available for scanning.

Equally frustrating is the fact that the majority of the acquisition is of 80�s vintage and data was acquired with short cables and low volume sources in almost all cases. Consequently, much of the existing seismic data is considered to be acquisition constrained.

There is no question that modern seismic data is required
 
Cheers Agent,

currently 4.4 on huge volume and sellers drying up.

Could be a great ride long term.:)
 
WHL Energy Limited has recently completed the acquisition of 35 graticular blocks located in the Seychelles, off the east coast of Africa. The blocks are predominantly shallow to moderate depth and cover an area of 20,700km² (>5 million acres).

WHL will retain a 100% working interest over the blocks (4% farmout right to Austin Exploration Ltd). The Company is in the process of acquiring 7,000 line km of modern 2D seismic over previously identified leads and prospects prior to commencing a farmout process later in the year.

The Seychelles government is also commencing a new licensing round in mid 2011 for some of its deepwater areas. This will coincide with the farmout process and may facilitate a transaction, in our view.

Historic Work Indicates Active Petroleum System

What little exploration activity that has occurred in the Seychelles was completed
in the 70s and 80s; however, the area contains many hydrocarbon seeps and three historic wells have encountered oil shows, proving the presence of an active petroleum system. Four wells have been drilled in the region using old seismic that is interpreted to be of poor to average quality. The three wells that had hydrocarbon shows were drilled off structure or did not reach target depth. Early analysis of the current seismic suggests that it is of significantly superior quality to the historic seismic. Processing should be complete in early Q2 2011. Remaining payment for the seismic of US$4.5m is due in tranches, with a final payment likely in Q4 2011.

Multi Billion Barrel Prospects and Leads Identified

Although much of the historic seismic is of average quality, several of the leads
and prospects mapped are enormous. The Beau Valon prospect has potential for
3 billion barrels of recoverable oil and several other leads have similar potential.
The upside multiple possible for WHL (on a post farmout basis) if even one of
these prospects is successful is far greater than that for any other listed company
on the ASX. This implies that the associated risk is far greater; however, the
historic work did not invalidate the regional story.

On the contrary, there is significant evidence that indicates prospectivity.

This was recently confirmed by independent experts, ISIS Petroleum Consultants. Recent East Africa Successes Likely to Increase Regional Interest

There have been several discoveries in the region recently, including three gas
discoveries by a joint venture between Ophir Energy Plc and BG Group off the coast of Tanzania and four gas discoveries and one oil discovery by Anadarko
Petroleum Corporation off the coast of Mozambique.

In addition, TSX listed Black Marlin Plc, which has an East African asset portfolio, including acreage in the Seychelles, was recently acquired by Afren Plc for A$110m in a share deal in June 2010 (the shares are now worth A$175m).

Initiate with Speculative Buy Price Target 10cps

Peers with this magnitude of speculative potential trade at significantly higher pre-drill valuations compared to WHLs current market capitalisation. Additional milestones such as volumetric estimates of potential from recent seismic and farmout execution should result in share price appreciation. The acreage is in the higher risk bracket as it is frontier; however, analysis of prospectivity has been confirmed by independent consultants. We are initiating on WHL Energy with a high conviction Speculative Buy and a 12-month price target of 10cps.
 
Certainly an interesting prospect. :cautious:

Those offshore wildcats are a costly business though. ADX and their billion barrel reservoir in the Med comes to mind.

And they'll need some cash from somewhere to pay for the seismics and the kitty is looking pretty close to empty.

I suppose if the seismics are good and they can corall a jvp it's game on and a drill for el dorado!
 
i was looking at this one and actually entered into it a while ago..

it went on a massive pump and dump with the hartleys report, and i exited at its highs

too much volatility, and its a HC darling, which means its one i will trade in and out of between cap raisings and pumps. i think its a perfect stock to follow like gdn used to be.. but with a very compelling and huge upside potential and one that hc daytraders will make a fortune on for years to come..

so for now its on watch and a daytrader only for me..
 
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