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Stockhouse, the Canadian financial website, has a lot of valuable and factual information about TGL. Many insightful comments there by knowledgeable shareholders. Check TGL's forum on Stockhouse below. Must Read:

https://stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard?symbol=t.tgl

New presentation:

https://www.trans-globe.com/upload/announcement/132/06/2019-01-30-january-corporate-presentation-final3.pdf

Dodger, with all due respect, I would love to get your feedback on my comments below. Thanks.

With all due respect, your investment criteria is completely wrong. I can tell you numerous stocks that are more liquid than TGL. However, they are ready to file for bankruptcy or they are grossly overvalued. Would you buy them?

And it seems you want to buy the entire company and/or you play with millions, so TGL is not liquid for you, right?

Although you play with millions, you are here posting every day.......weird.

Aside from PMO, I recommend you see dirt cheap TransGlobe Energy (TGL).

TGL gives 4% dividend paid semi-annually, production growth in Egypt and Canada, no debt, consistent free cash flow generation while it currently trades less than 2 times its annual cash flow. No typo.

TGL currently trades less than 2 times its annual cash flow.

I don't want to abuse the board. Visit TGL board where I have all the facts. Do your dd and you will verify everything. gl.

if you want to diversify your energy portfolio, see dirt cheap TransGlobe Energy (TGL).

TGL is all in one. 4% dividend paid semi-annually, production growth in Egypt and Canada, no debt, consistent free cash flow generation while it currently trades less than 2 times its annual cash flow. This is not a typo.

I don't want to abuse the board. Visit TGL board where I have all the facts. Do your dd and you will verify everything. gl.

This astute bullish article about TGA was out a few days ago on Seeking Alpha website:

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4242583-transglobe-energy-will-benefit-egyptian-announcement

I quote the SUMMARY below:

Summary

This stock trades for less than 2 times 2018 annual cash flow.
Production is growing.
The yield is backed by a strong working capital position.
This management will live within its cash flow.
Egypt proposes to add more incentives to encourage oil and gas industry expansion.

See again the new presentation slide 6 below with CapEx for 2019 being just US$34 million, which is well below the projected annual operating cash flow in 2019, so TGA will generate additional FREE cash flow this year:

https://www.trans-globe.com/upload/announcement/132/06/2019-01-30-january-corporate-presentation-final3.pdf

TGA has made two major oil discoveries in Egypt, Ghazalat and El Elamein. The Ghazalat site is open and accessible while TGA is currently working with the Egyptian government to get again access to the El Alamein site, which is a military area. News on El Alamein can be out any day now. Both wells flow at very strong rates. Both oil discoveries are gushers, see their drilling results below:

https://www.trans-globe.com/news?article=101

Meanwhile, production from its Cardium wells in Canada is growing and the company tied in 6 Cardium wells in January 2019, see slide 17 in the presentation below:

https://www.trans-globe.com/upload/announcement/132/06/2019-01-30-january-corporate-presentation-final3.pdf

https://www.trans-globe.com/upload/announcement/132/06/2019-01-30-january-corporate-presentation-final3.pdf

See slide 4 of the presentation.

TGA at US$2.06 per share has Enterprise Value at almost US$120 million, so it currently trades less than 2 times its annual cash flow. Ridiculously cheap.

Importantly, TGA will keep generating FREE cash flow this year because its CapEx is less than US$50 million in 2019, according to the company's news.

See also the sequential production growth below. This production growth will continue in 2019:

https://www.trans-globe.com/news?article=105

14,400 boepd in Q3 2018

15,270 boepd in Q4 2018 (see presentation)

And the 4 new Cardium wells that were tied in early January 2019 will push production above 16,000 boepd in Q1 2019. Actually, production has exceeded 16,000 boepd since December 2018, read the news below:

https://www.trans-globe.com/news?article=105

TGA's current Enterprise Value of approximately US$130 million is less than 2 times its annual cash flow. Dirt cheap.

TGA gives 4% dividend (paid semi-annually), has production growth sequentially thanks to the recent oil discoveries in Egypt (Gazhalat and El Alamein) and in Canada (new Cardium wells were tied in early January 2019), net debt is NEGATIVE (cash exceeds debt) and generates FREE cash flow every quarter, so the cash will keep rising in 2019.

The CEO says that they will likely use the free cash flow to grow the company through acquisitions, if they find the right takeover targets. So it's not only the organic growth in Egypt and Canada but the company will most likely accelerate its production growth this year by acquiring other companies thanks to its free cash flow.

FRES partner in Mexico is MAG Silver (MAG). MAG is still a silver explorer. Nevertheless, its Price-to-Book Value is 6 times although it has zero revenue and will continue to burn cash in the next quarters. Debt-Free silver and gold producer GoGold Resources (GGD.T) from the Toronto board as well with a silver/gold producing asset in Mexico as well, is debt-free, has US$15 million cash, has a 2% NSR from the recent deal with Agnico (AEM) valued another US$15 million (cash equivalents), and has 100% production growth YoY at its Parral silver project. and will continue to grow its production this year, see presentation below. But GGD's current PBV is under 0.5 times. GGD is grossly undervalued. Mark my words. GGD is a 5-bagger. See presentation: http://gogoldresources.com/index.php/component/rsfiles/preview?path=powerpoints/2017/GGD_Corp_20171206.pdf

HOC is a well-managed silver and gold company but it's not undervalued. In my opinion, Debt-Free silver and gold producer GoGold (GGD) from Toronto is grossly undervalued. Proforma the recent deal with Agnico (AEM), GGD is debt free, has $15 million cash, is projected to generate about $4 million operating cash flow per Quarter, so GGD's current Enterprise Value is just 3 times annual cash flow. On top of this, GGD holds a 2% royalty for a gold mine that will start producing this year. See presentation: http://gogoldresources.com/index.php/component/rsfiles/preview?path=powerpoints/2017/GGD_Corp_20171206.pdf Just my two cents.

OCDO, ASC, JE and fully online businesses like Amazon (AMZN). Same concept with fewer products of course. if you like the online business concept, check U.S. Auto Parts Network (PRTS) from Nasdaq. PRTS is a debt-free and profitable and fully online business with YoY growth that trades just 0.3 times its revenue and just 6 times its EBITDA. The bricks and mortar (and outdated) peers like AAP, ORLY, AZO in North America carry much higher metrics although they are leveraged. Given that PRTS is a disruptor in its sector with a stellar balance sheet, it's also a takeover target. Icahn Enterprises (IEP) and Genuine Parts (GPC) have acquired many automotive businesses over the last months. Do your dd and gl.

VLG and Synergy CHC (SNYR) belong to the same sector and sell similar products and brands. SNYR trades on the US (otcbb) and has much lower key metrics than VLG. SNYR has also a unique new product for women (Sneaky Vaunt) that was launched a few months ago. For more details, check these two insightful articles from Seeking Alpha: https://seekingalpha.com/instablog/526931-value-digger/5039277-synergy-chc-unknown-cheap-profitable-growth-stock-hot-innovative-brands and: https://seekingalpha.com/article/4096823-synergy-high-roic-fcf-generative-radar-nutraceutical-company-selling-2_8x-ev-ebitda glta.

CPI, also in Kazakhstan, diversifies and acquires Marsa Energy entering the natural gas market in Turkey where natural gas sells for $10.

The problem with Antrim is that the insiders don't own Antrim shares. It's only Greer who owns about 3 million shares. Anthony Potter owns ZERO shares. The other directors own less than 100,000 shares. See SEDAR.COM This is the reason why you had better stay far from Antrim. They can burn the cash waiting for an opportunity....but the opportunity will never show up. So they will relax and spend the shareholders money for the next 12 months. Unfortunately, Antrim is heavily owned by retail shareholders and the insiders have ZERO interest to make a good deal and push the pps to 5-6 CAD cents which is equal to its cash value.

Any idea on this? Any merger once OLISOL buys TPL?

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An insightful article-analysis about the retail industry, the home furnishings sector, its future and the best short candidates now. From Seeking Alpha: http://seekingalpha.com/article/3662936-restoration-hardware-holdings-inc-too-overvalued-not-to-short

CPI from Toronto is another Canadian producer in Kazakhstan. Merger is likely. CPI has a ton of cash (see Sedar.com) and zero debt. It stands at 7 cents now on the Toronto stock exchange, so it is selling well below its cash. Norman XXXXX, CPI's managing director in Kazakhstan has been adding lately.