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The New Current Event Catalyst Power Play is GASE - Great East Energies
ABOUT GASE:
Great East Energy is a producing, development stage company targeting the growing independent natural gas production industry of Ukraine, as Europe's second-largest country by land mass makes energy self-sufficiency from Russia a priority. With Ukraine natural gas priced over three times U.S. levels, the energy industry holds compelling economics as well. Through its local operating subsidiaries NPK-KONTAKT and LISPROMGAZ, the completion of GASE's well development activities are planned to result in a multi-million dollar inward investment into Ukraine.
What is there not to like about GASE… This stocky has it all, and quite frankly, it’s been a while that I have come across an energy play rich with so much gain potential.
Let me start with the company’s news profile, which over the last few weeks has been absolutely phenomenal.
GASE has set its sights on Ukraine where the company is looking to expand its natural gas footprint which currently consists of 162 square miles of producing clean energy assets. Ukraine has been heavily in the news lately for civil unrest, and to me it looks like that has created a killer entry point for a trade here.
These kinds of situations are very rare, they don't come along every day. And that could lead to traders pouring into GASE with unbridled enthusiasm...creating a potential near-term rally.
The company is also coming off a fresh injection of capital totaling $1.49 million and management has stated its intent to increase overall producing green assets to 1,000 square miles.
As technical fundamentals go, GASE looks very attractive and the company has attracted the attention of traders in recent months. The 52-week high is .74 and right now market valuation isn’t too far from this mark.
Volume has been tight but the rallies have been strong and since November's low more than 612% has been added to the share price.
GASE is poised folks and in its sights is the first resistance point of .60. Get ready to move north with it because with such a strong news profile and technicals, the big pop may not be far away.
Start your due diligence right away.
GASE has prime producing assets in Ukraine which are surrounded by Royal Dutch Shell's Yuzivske gas field comprising nearly 8,000 square kilometers, which was the featured asset in a USD$10 billion contract signed by Ukraine at Davos, Switzerland in 2013.
GASE currently has an allotment of 162 square miles of producing gas assets and plans to expand to 1,000 square miles.
GASE's push to expand and begin selling its natural gas reserves is well advanced having recently secured private financing totaling $1.49 million.
Ukraine Shale Gas Estimated at 7 Trillion Cubic Meters
Ukraine’s total shale gas deposits are estimated at around 7 trillion cubic meters, which places the country at the third place in Europe after Poland and Norway. There are two major shale gas fields: Yuzivs’ka, located in Eastern Ukraine (Donets’k and Kharkiv regions) in the Dnipro-Donbas petroleum basin, and Oles’ka in Western Ukraine (L’viv and Ivano-Frankivs’k regions), part of the Poland’s Lublin gas basin. Yuzivs’ka field is said to contain around 2 trillion cubic meters of gas, while Oles’ka’s deposits are estimated at 1.5 trillion cubic meters. It is yet unknown just how much of these deposits is technically recoverable.
The Ukraine-Shell PSA on the Yuzivs’ka field could result in the largest foreign direct investment in Ukrainian history. “Shell’s basic scenario would be investing more than USD 10 billion, optimistic scenario — USD 50 billion,” commented the deal the Environment and Natural Resources Minister Oleh Proskuryakov. The PSA puts all expenses on Shell until the moment when the actual production will begin. This means the company will have to invest more than USD 400 million in exploration investments before actually knowing whether shale gas production will be profitable.
GASE has recently put out a News Press Release confirming my suspicion that they agree with my belief that current situation in Ukraine is actually a TREMENDOUS benefit to the Company. While GASE did rally from .42 to .62 from March 3rd to March 10th, this to me, doesn't appear to reflect anywhere even close to the magnitude of what it could be when investors fully realize how great this Ukraine situation could be for GASE.
Read the full release here or below in italics:
http://www.barchart.com/headlines/story/3733920/great-east-energy-could-be-part-of-ukraine-s-solution-to-energy-self-sufficiency-from-russia
Great East Energy Could Be Part of Ukraine's Solution to Energy Self Sufficiency From Russia
NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - Mar 6, 2014) - In light of the current crisis unfolding in Ukraine, Great East Energy's (OTCQB: GASE) recent acquisition of 162-square miles of producing clean energy assets looks like perfect timing as the nation looks to make energy self-sufficiency from Russia a priority now more than ever.
Great East Energy's plan in Ukraine has always been to implement North American capital, industry knowledge, and technology in order to produce even more natural gas from its assets. This week an article at forbes.com suggested Ukraine needed just that, an American-style shale gas revolution.
Interestingly, natural gas is the impetus behind this latest crisis. Russia has it, Ukraine wants it and at the same time, Ukraine owes Russian state-owned gas giant, Gazprom $1.5 billion for gas it has already supplied in 2013 and early 2014. Cash strapped Ukraine isn't likely in a position to pay however, so Gazprom, which controls nearly one-fifth of the world's gas reserves and supplies more than half of the gas Ukraine uses each year, stated that it intends to start charging Ukraine around $11.50 per 1,000 cubic feet for its gas, which is a dramatic rise from the discounted rate of around $7.70 the country has been paying.
As these events play themselves out, a $10 billion natural gas exploration deal Ukraine made last year with Royal Dutch Shell and Chevron, looks prophetic in retrospect and serves as a plea for outside companies to come into the country and help it explore and produce what is estimated to be more than 40 trillion cubic feet of recoverable shale gas. This represents enough gas to satisfy decades of demand in the country and leave behind the rising prices and continuous threats from Russia to turn off the taps delivering gas to Ukraine.
Great East Energy received a reserve report showing its assets hold 47 billion cubic feet of natural gas that is ready for drilling and production, and the company's recent receipt of $1.49 million in private financing will help the company get to work delivering upon that reserve. Great East Energy's assets are surrounded by a gas field that has been called the "featured asset" in Ukraine's landmark deal with Royal Dutch Shell and Chevron.
As they say in business, timing is everything, and one look at the headlines, and it appears that Great East Energy couldn't have timed its acquisition in Ukraine any better. But, they also say location, location, location, and the only thing better than the timing of the acquisition might be the location of the company's assets.
There you have it!
To each his own. If you aren't into 50 cent plays or $1 plays or anything, then stick to doing what you like the most and what you're best at. (They're probably the same thing) But keep in mind, some of our higher share price plays have gone on to the multi-dollar mark. I believe that at .50, IF GASE takes off...it could be absolutely explosive.
We also often see more stability from higher priced plays.
However, past performance of higher priced alerts (or any alerts at all) do not indicate or predict how future alerts will perform. Higher prices also do not GUARANTEE stability.
*** Be sure to trade with caution and to verify all information for yourself before trading. Do your own research and consult with a licensed professional before trading any alert. You may easily lose your entire investment. In my personal opinion, the vast majority of companies alerted in this newsletter are too risky for traditional investment, and are discussed here purely from a short-term/daytrading perspective. All traders should have substantial experience before engaging in the exceptionally risky process that is trading small, micro and nano-cap equities. ***
What I really do love about higher priced plays is sometimes "big money" traders have a floor on share price for how low they'll go, such as not wanting to trade anything under $5, under $1, under .50, and so on and so on. At the fifty cent mark, we could see some very interesting characters come out of the woodwork and possibly take things to another level. Make things VERY INTERESTING. Many of these same people also prefer trading tickers will very active news, and what do you know...GASE has it.
Just yesterday there was another release put out about prices remaining high in Ukraine, which is certainly a big benefit for GASE:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/great-east-energy-ceo-says-121500827.html
Anyone who follows news is going to have a hard time resisting GASE. There's a lot of news for the news-hounds to love...and that could equal confident investors plunking down dollars to do the old "buy and hold," leaving nimble "traders" with a much shorter term outlook to pocket the profits during all this beautiful buying.
Just look at this steady heavy flow of positive news, virtually unheard of in the OTC market! (Okay, "rare" to say the least!)
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/h?s=GASE+Headlines
GASE has what it takes to take things to the next level.
52 week high isn't far away, can GASE break through and set off every "New 52 Week High" scanner from here to Timbuktu?
Keep your eyes glued to GASE, this is THE most interesting stock around for tomorrow's market and GASE is the #1 stock on my watch list!
PSA - Stock Psycho
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