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China NE Petroleum Profitable Oil @ $15 BBL?

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as many of you have followed, i have been buying $nep for awhile now, accumulating in the $3's all the way up to $4.70. this stock is so undervalued it's sick. the other day on cnbc's closing bell "this dude" brought up nep in this video above.  check it out, he says that nep makes money at $15 oil, which might be off a little - my calculations are closer to $20.. but seriously, who cares? this is one of the basket of chinese stocks that i have been investing in, recently uplisted to the amex from the otc.  the previous symbol was cneh for those of you who wish to do further research. 

china northeast petroleum has a contract with the government of china. they are making money hand over fist, and when it starts to get out there it might be too late.  i do recommend this as a long term play, my buy limit is currently $4.70.  $3 was a gift from above, $4 is a steal, $5 is still a deal.  

interesting to note, as soon as this appeared on cnbc the stock shot past $5.30 in the after hours. just goes to show how much power they still have as a network.  just when will people realize that there are better ways to get investment ideas than cnbc?

anyways, just my opinion, keep checking back, and i'd love to hear your comments on this stock, good and bad. i'd also like to hear what the technical traders think.  do your research, feel free to check out all of our research tools and get busy... good luck!

..oh p.s. for all you short term investors, on august 5th guess what nep is doing? check it out!


Comments

@brambo13
Jul 31 2009 10:59AM
Thanks for the insight and of course the new site looks great! I might just have to follow on some $NEP.
@lukerockstar
Jul 31 2009 11:07PM
This is the next PCX. That was my first serious trade. Making money on PCX got me F$ing fired up!!!!! Basically floundered since then. Got $FAZ'd. Twice. Doubled down on HEB at the zenith, man. Painful. ADLS smacked me right across my nuts this week. Turnig point though. Seriously. Beinghere at BOWS has given me a new perspective; provided sound context and relevance for all my confusion and frustration. This site is a great idea. Glad I found all Y'all.
@BugsyTrader
Aug 2 2009 4:46PM
I jumped in NEP last week with sg & kunal. The chart on this one looks like it's about to break out. imho...sg loving the new site. looks like it's going to live up to the hype. Seriously I think were all going to make money and have a blast doing it...I'm excited...
@Stocktrader808
Aug 3 2009 10:39PM
Started picking NEP up at 4.50's, 4.60s and 4.70's on SG mention. had a nice trendline starting from back in the 3's which is still intact today. Huge volume surge today really sets the stage for possibly a huge week.
@iancassel
Aug 9 2009 8:21AM
Another one I've invested in in the past is POE.V Pan Orient. They cashflow close to 50c/share at $50 oil, have no debt, and has a very aggressive exploration program paid for with cashflow.
@xtianx
Aug 9 2009 10:35AM
i first bought $nep on 7/14 for 3.97, and i still add at times after dips.
@thelyon
Aug 17 2009 8:44PM
I really like this insight. This post really displays how genuine you are. Hopefully with all your help here I will be learning a lot more about charting and tracking my progress.
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