Comments on: “Legal Blackmail” Supercharges Your Investment

By: David

David — Mon, 25 May 2009 18:53:45 +0000

And that 1.1 BILLION barrels will last the US, at present rate of usage just about, but not quite, two months. Ho hum.

By: ablanco32000

ablanco32000 — Sun, 24 May 2009 14:07:31 +0000

i know very few about guinea and if it is a good place to put some money there. But i know some guineans citizens here in spain ( Guinea was spanish several years ago) and i know they are good profesionals and with very good curriculum vitae. I know for a friend of mine that there is a lot of foreign investment there and oil and agriculture are being good catalyst in guinean economy. Probably i will investigate more about this company but probably i will put some bucks there.
thank you

By: allen

allen — Wed, 20 May 2009 05:35:17 +0000

Can some one give me the short History on the “GUN BOAT BASIN” and the UN. Thank You very Much.

By: Hans

Hans — Wed, 20 May 2009 03:23:28 +0000

FYI.’Profit Hunter’ is one of Bill Bonner’s global newletter tentacles.

By: James

James — Tue, 19 May 2009 21:20:35 +0000

“Second quarter turnover from the continuing operations was £19.6m, up 245% on a reported basis, and a 61% increase on a like for like basis against the prior year. Turnover for the first six months was £41.5m, up 275% on a reported basis against the previous year and 60% increase on a like for like basis.

in the half-year to June, David Lenigas, Executive Chairman predicted today.

We expect to report a profit before tax for the half year end 31 March 2009,” he said.”

I think stable profits could be close at hand for this company.

It is an agressive stock pick, granted….but I think the management and major shareholders aggressive plans could pay off sooner rather than later.

Their cheap airline plans are also encouraging with plans to have another two planes in operation by the end of 2009, thats four in total. Plan to fly 15 countries by 2010

This companies major shareholders and management have agreed to spend their shareholders money and companies cash reserves on ensuring that they attain leading positions across multiple industries in the emerging African markets.

On the whole I get the feeling the ‘ifs’ don’t outway the ‘buts’ with this company as Equatorial Guinea is one of the more stable areas in Africa right now and their leaders are actively welcoming international partners with open arms.

P.S They also own a significant Zimbabwe Finance company so its a great play if you ever think Zim will get rid of Mugabe….Not holding my breath on that one though!