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San Telmo Energy

SAN TELMO ENERGY ist ein kanadisches Explorationsunternehmen, dass sichauf die
Erschliessung von Öl- und Gasfeldern in Westkanada konzentriert hat! Sie haben die Möglichkeit, sich quasi als Aktionär der ersten Stunde an der Erfolgsstory dieses Unternehmens zu beteiligen. SAN TELMO ENERGY wurde 1996 als SAN TELMO RESOURCES gegründet und ging 1997 als VC-Minengesellschaft an die Börse in Vancouver. Im Juli 2002 wurde die Gesellschaft umstrukturiert. Das Unternehmen erhielt einen neuen Namen und heisst seither SAN TELMO ENERGY LTD.Ausserdem übernahm ein neues Management die Gesellschaft. Und dieses Management hat es in sich.......(laut diesem Börsenbrief)

Was haltet ihr von diesem UN ?

[Lakers01]

Er hält nicht viel davon, Abzocke:
(http://www.alertinvestor.com/pages/030303.htm

P&D FOLLIES - Ch. 410

Not much smoke, but where is San Telmo`s fire? This goofy newsletter is trying awfully hard to find it:

"Canada has played an increasing role in meeting the energy needs of the US, and companies operating there have a host of prolific territories to explore. There`s an exploration boom underway north of the border. And it`s time for us to capitalize on it. One company in particular, San Telmo Energy (STUOF, OTCBB, $1.48), has the right combination of expertise and prospects to emerge an early winner. San Telmo has accumulated an impressive portfolio of properties in Western Canada that could easily push the company`s share price up 100% from current levels. And that`s a conservative estimate. San Telmo Energy is an emerging oil and gas company with an experienced, successful management team. The company is focused on acquiring, developing and producing proven developed and underdeveloped reserves which offer long term value for the company. And there`s no shortage of these targets. Plus, the company has another more high potential play, the Nisku Pinnacle Reef, which could dwarf the conservative numbers. In all, STUOF has 9 projects in various stages of production/exploration. The company is debt-free, and plans to grow from the bit, which it`s already doing. In fact, we should have updated production figures from the company within the next several weeks. Everything I`ve heard from management so far makes total sense. In fact, management is one of the main reasons I like STUOF. CEO Brian Bass is an oil & gas industry veteran, having worked as land manager for Husky Oil for several years. Brian has been responsible for hundreds of millions of dollars worth of oil & gas production, and is intimately familiar with the Western Canadian basin. Ken Ellison is STUOF`s exploration chief. Ken`s a geologist with 22 years experience in Western Canada and, just like Bass, he`s a proven winner in the oil & gas field. Without going into the entire team, I should also mention that Marc Villeger, another proven winner, was a founder of Peyto Exploration, and is the consulting geologist to San Telmo`s hi!
gh-impact prospects including the Nisku project. As weâ?Tve said on many occasions, people are the most important ingredient for a successful company. These guys pass the test with flying colors. We`ll have more details on STUOF in the coming weeks. In the meantime, accumulate San Telmo at current levels for a conservative oil & gas play and exposure to the excellent fundamentals in the oil & gas market."

In other words, "trust us!". Doesn`t it just make you want to run out and buy a barrelful of shares of this winner? And how well capitalized is STUOF? Not very. In January, STUOF completed a private placement of 476K shares at a price of US$1.05 for gross proceeds of US$500,000. The holding period on these shares expires on May 25, 2003. Any guesses as to what will happen in two months, when these shares become free-trading?