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To: Goldberry who wrote (6143)7/23/2003 10:52:32 PM
From: Goldberry   of 11633
 
Anybody else out there like me trying to figure out what to do with their Paramount shares?

Going back to my original purchase of Paramount and after factoring in dividends I see my cost per share is $9.18.

Based on todays close I could get out and make a reasonable return for the approx 8 months I have been in this but...

Reading the press release from Paramount today they claim that only about 15% of production should be effected after Sept 1st. So I'm thinking maybe there a bit to optimistic and look at 20%. Before the sxxt hit the fan the stock was trading in the $14 range and 80% of that is $11.20. If they are right at 15% the stock could be worth closer to $12.

So do we sell or hope that it closes the gap a bit? Also PET will undoubtedly get some compensation down the road but who knows.

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To: Goldberry who wrote (6146)7/24/2003 10:59:49 AM
From: Casey   of 11633
 
Graham:

"So do we sell or hope that it closes the gap a bit? Also PET will undoubtedly get some compensation down the road but who knows. "

For my money, PMT is a pretty good hold. They will get compensation down the road, probably within 12-18 months, or sooner if they get royalty breaks. Unitholders that hold on should recoup their earlier paper losses as a result. The current yield is high and may drop to 0.18/mo, but not the 0.12/mo they talked about as worst case. Calculate that against your cost base and it's pretty good. I believe that NG will stay high for a few years, so it's selling its product into the sweet spot as the gassiest trust.

I actually bought some.

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To: Casey who wrote (6147)7/24/2003 7:33:53 PM
From: Goldberry   of 11633
 
Thanks for the input. I have decided to hold and even add if it weakens. The yield even if they cut the dividend down to .18 would still be 22% on todays share pricing.

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To: Goldberry who wrote (6148)7/24/2003 9:20:02 PM
From: The Jack of Hearts   of 11633
 
and even add if it weakens I've been thinking that also. If we see mid eight's again it'll be tempting.

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To: trustmanic who wrote (6138)7/24/2003 9:20:47 PM
From: The Jack of Hearts   of 11633
 
I just pick up some @$4.3 to average down
So far so good :o)

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To: Goldberry who wrote (6146)7/24/2003 10:10:46 PM
From: bhartley   of 11633
 
PMT.un potential shut in wells in the Surmont area and northeast Alberta are multi-producing zoned. The geology of the Bitumen area is complex but a major problem is that the wells are winter access only. Sept. shut in wells will be accomplished using a helicopter. If the shut in is delayed to winter, then only the contact zone need to be shut in and all the rest of the producing zones within the identified well can continue to pump without bitumen contact.
Encana has in fact been using, on an experimental basis for about a year now, high temperature pumps to extract the heated oil/bitumen. In fact because the pumps are electrical. removing the gas is important as the nat. gas pressure is no longer desirable or needed.Technical expertise at the EUB is lacking compared to that of the producers, and this is why they will not consider any of the new research that shows that pumps or re-pressurization will extract the bitumen.The strides in new research over the near and intermediate term will make much of todays controversy a mute problem.However, having said that, much volatility in the PMT.un units will abound until Sept. and then on to the Dec. decisions on exemptions etc.

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To: bhartley who wrote (6151)7/24/2003 11:20:13 PM
From: The Jack of Hearts   of 11633
 
Hi bhartley,
Are you talking about SAGD ?
encana.com 
If so I've seen this mentioned a fair bit. The EUB is reticent to accept this process ?

regards
Kastel

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To: David Culver who started this subject7/25/2003 12:46:39 AM
From: trustmanic   of 11633
 
Canadian IPO

Company Name : Sterling Leaf Income Trust

Company Profile
Filing Date : 7/18/2003
Offering : $5,000,000 - $10,000,000
Price : $10.00 per Unit
Closing Date : TBD
Exchange : TSXVenture
Eligibility : Alberta, Ontario, Quebec
Underwriters :
Investpro Securities Inc.
Associations :
Issuer's Law Firm : Burstall Winger LLP
Underwriter's
Law Firm : Sarrazin Nicolo Bracaglia
Auditor : Smith, Nixon & Co.
Transfer Agent : Computershare Trust Company of Canada

Business Description :
Sterling Leaf Income Trust is an unincorporated, open-ended, limited purpose trust established under the laws of Alberta. The Trust has been established to acquire, through Sterling Leaf Income Services Ltd. (the "Corporation"), a company wholly owned by the Trust, interests in consumer installment sales contracts generated in the publishing industry. The Corporation's business will be managed by Mount Real Financial Management Services Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Mount Real Corporation. Mount Real Corporation is a CBCA incorporated company with securities listed for trading on the TSX.
The Corporation will enter into the business of acquiring consumer instalment sales contracts. Initially it is expected that almost all of the consumer instalment sales contracts acquired by the Corporation will be pursuant to the sales of magazine subscriptions. Sales Management Organizations contact consumers by telephone, letter or other methods of direct marketing to sell magazines on an instalment basis. The agreement whereby a consumer commits to purchase such magazines on an instalment basis is referred to as a consumer instalment sales contract. The Sales Management Organization's offer the consumer a choice to subscribe to up to 600 different magazine titles for various subscription periods. The consumer can subscribe to the offer by entering into an instalment sales contract with the Sales Management Organization. By entering intothe instalment sales contract the consumer agrees to make monthly payments for a magazine subscription, typically for approximately a two year period. These monthly payments are charged directly to the consumer's credit card or through direct debit from the consumer's bank account.

Mount Real will acquire consumer instalment sales contracts from Sales Management Organizations. Mount Real will then sell such consumer instalment sales contracts to the Corporation, at a discount to the sum of the required monthly payments in batches expected to consist of 25 to 200 consumer instalment sales contracts. The Corporation, through the Administration Agreement with Mount Real, will then administer those consumer instalment sales contracts, including collecting the monthly payments and fulfilling the magazines subscribed for. In order to reduce the risk of non-payment and cancellation of the subscriptions, the Corporation will not acquire consumer instalment sales contracts until at least one month of payment has been made by the consumer. In addition, pursuant to the Administration Agreement, Mount Real will undertake to replace any consumer instalment sales contract that goes into default.


Industry Category : Trust Units

Company Financials :
Fiscal Year-End : December 31
Financials : Forecasted Consolidated Statement of net income for the year ended December 31, 2004
Revenue - $7,158,350
Net income - $565,835

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To: bhartley who wrote (6151)7/27/2003 4:06:20 PM
From: Gulo   of 11633
 
The natural gas is not needed to push the bitumen into wells. It is needed to prevent heating steam from escaping the bitumen formation.

In SAGD, steam is injected into the bitumen reservoir below a bitumen collection pipe. The steam melts the bitumen, allowing the mixture of steam and bitumen to be pumped out. If the bitumen reservoir is capped with natural gas, and the gas is removed, the steam will move into the gas reservoir instead of heating the bitumen.

The reason natural gas is being shut in is to protect the current and proposed SAGD developments.
-g

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To: Gulo who wrote (6154)7/27/2003 10:47:25 PM
From: The Jack of Hearts   of 11633
 
Thanks. So I'm not hallucinating.

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