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To: Hubert Few who started this subject3/21/2004 7:37:35 AM
From: Hubert Few   of 10
 
FieldPoint Petroleum Corporation 2003 Guidance and 2004 Goals
Tuesday February 10, 6:00 am ET


AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- FieldPoint Petroleum Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: FPPC - News) announces that it expects year-end revenues to be approximately $2,300,000 and year-end earnings to come in at approximately $150,000 or $.02 per share. As of today the company has $1.5 million in cash and approximately $5.1 million in assets and $3,400,000 in net tangible assets.
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Two of the company's goals for 2004 are to acquire additional oil and gas properties and to position the company for listing on the American stock exchange. Commenting on the company's efforts Ray D. Reaves, FieldPoint's president stated, "We are presently reviewing various acquisition targets that could allow the company to economically expand and enhance our financial performance."

FieldPoint Petroleum Corporation is engaged in oil and gas exploration, production and acquisition, primarily in Oklahoma, Texas and Wyoming. The Company's business strategy is to continue to expand its reserve base and increase production and cash flow through the acquisition and development of low risk producing oil and gas properties which offer the opportunity for moderate to high returns on investment. Additional information about FieldPoint Petroleum Corporation may be obtained by contacting the Company's President, Ray D. Reaves, at (512) 250-8692 or by visiting the Company's web site at www.fppcorp.com .

Safe Harbor for forward-looking statements: This release contains certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Federal Securities Laws. Such statements are based on assumptions that the Company believes are reasonable, but which are subject to a wide range of uncertainties and business risks. In addition, the Company's future crude oil and natural gas production is highly dependent upon the Company's level of success in acquiring or finding additional reserves. Factors that could cause actual results to differ from those anticipated are discussed in the Company's periodic filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (at www.sec.gov ), including its Annual Report on Form 10-KSB for the year ended December 31, 2002.

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To: Hubert Few who started this subject3/21/2004 7:38:59 AM
From: Hubert Few   of 10
 
FieldPoint Petroleum Updates Operational Activities
Friday March 5, 6:30 am ET


AUSTIN, Texas, March 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- FieldPoint Petroleum Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: FPPC - News; www.fppcorp.com ) today updated developments on its Oklahoma recompletion and workover activity. The company will begin development on four wells.
Grady and Pontotoc Counties Oklahoma

The first of these wells in Pontotoc County, the 2,270 foot Diamond #5 well will be converted to a salt water disposal well. By converting this well we believe this will charge the area around this well and increase the oil production from surrounding wells. Total cost should be approximately $31,000.00, and FieldPoint has a 25% working interest in the lease with Ascent Energy, Inc. the operator.

In our Grady County, Rush Springs Medrano Unit which Westport Resources Corp. (NYSE: WRC - News) is the operator we will Re-frac three wells the RSMU 4-26, RSMU 9-23 and the RSMU 9-25. This development could increase production up 50 to 100 barrels per day if successful. The current daily production is approximately 300 barrels per day. FieldPoint Petroleum Corp. has a 20% working interest in the unit and total cost should be around $240,000.00.

Ray D. Reaves, Field Point's President Stated, "We remain committed to expand our production levels along with our financial performance through continued drilling, development and prudent reviews of select acquisition targets."

This press release may contain projection and other forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Act of 1934, as amended. Any such projections or statement reflect the company's current veins with respect to future events and financial performance. No assurances can be given, however, that these events will occur or that such projection will be achieved and actual results could differ materially from those projected. A discussion of important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected, such as decreases in oil and gas prices and for unexpected decreases in oil and gas production is included in the company's periodic reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (at www.sec.gov ).

FieldPoint Petroleum Corporation is engaged in oil and gas exploration, production and acquisition, primarily in Oklahoma, Texas and Wyoming.

Contact: Ray D. Reaves, President (512) 250-8692
www.fppcorp.com

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To: Hubert Few who wrote (2)3/21/2004 1:05:15 PM
From: rrufff   of 10
 
Thanks for opening this thread. I stumbled across this back in 2002 and picked up shares on the way down from a buck to .25. I have a very small position for me and have treated as one of my many "sleepers."

Market for valuing oil and gas public companies has been weak. I have some friends who were very active in limited partner vehicles and during go-go times, you could see something like this valued in the $3-$4 range. I believe the high before I bought in was about $2.80.

Should be interesting. Sounds like you have done a lot of good Due diligence, coinciding with the surge in volume and the intention to be listed.

Given the need for PR, you may want to contact the company and see if they can provide some more detail as to potential with current holdings, production estimates, etc.

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To: Hubert Few who started this subject3/21/2004 9:13:10 PM
From: GARY P GROBBEL   of 10
 
Great idea Hubert. Hope to stop back by.

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To: Hubert Few who started this subject3/22/2004 5:55:42 AM
From: Hubert Few   of 10
 
Anyone here used "VectorVest" stock analysis?

You can get a free report on FPPC by simply entering your email address. Some very positive statements in the report. I'd post it here but you're not supposed to do that! :-)

members.vectorvest.com 

I got a report on another stock I own, not so good...:-(

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To: Hubert Few who wrote (6)3/22/2004 9:37:54 AM
From: Ernest K Brandt   of 10
 
Hubert, Thanks for the "heads up" on vectorvest. I have used them in the past but they used to only follow listed stocks. I was surpised to see that they are now following BB stocks. Ernie

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To: Ernest K Brandt who wrote (7)6/17/2004 3:49:33 PM
From: rrufff   of 10
 
FPPC - 1.11. Just bought some more. A block went by at 1.10. With oil price increasing, and OPEC in dissaray, I think this one is a sure bet.

after I listened to the CEO cast and here are some notes in case anyone is interested.

CEO Cast interview

Low cost producer 60% oil 40% natural gas – grow by acquisition and at the drill bit so they are low cost producer and keep control.

Approx 1 billion barrels Long life reserves

Now have stiff competition in the acquisition market, acquisitions are harder than they have been. But this helps on the production side.

NM property – adds production March 2004.
Production was 30 bls now 50 bls thanks to that acquisition.

Will bid on more and also grow through drilling. Industry partners to develop our own leases, leases we already have but can expand on our own property.

1Q 570,000 revs v 628,000 year ago earnings doubled to 100,000. Downtime in Oklahoma accounted for reduction in revenues, but we doubled net earnings because of efficiency and we are low cost.

2Q will be very good in both Rev < and profitability.
Low cost producer so any additional revenue goes directly to bottom line.

Another acquisition this year will be accretive this year and next.

Long life reserves are by nature low cost and we operate our selves. We operate and control. This keep costs down.
Sweet oil – is their product. Now sour oil. Commands a premium. More opportunities to acquire and to drill. Stays away from sour oil which is harder to refine. Sells to Conoco, Phillips and the market is very high. Demand is much higher than supply and OPEC can’t increase as rapidly as they want us to believe. They focus on high grade, high quality.

Their sale price is $1.50 - $2.00 less than WTI West Texas Intermediary spot price. Similar in Oklahoma, etc.

Greatest challenge is replacement of reserves. Growth must be at low cost to assure profitability.

Years of slow growth in the past left us with opportunity to take advantage of market opportunities. Like a baseball game. “We are in the 1st inning of a 9 inning game.” “Best days are ahead of us”

Exciting results for 2Q is coming. Continued growth. High quality partners. Larger partners to develop some or our NM leasehold.

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From: Zebba9/4/2005 11:24:57 PM
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now... i'm no expert, but does this thing look like a cup-and-handle to anyone else? ummuna keep an eye on this one ;)

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From: stylecounciler4/22/2008 8:41:50 PM
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With energy moving into parabolic territory, even the crummy speculative companies get pulled along for the ride. All boats float. Even the deadwood.

Not every company in this space is equal, and I won't be surprised to see FPP make new lows in the near to midterm future.

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