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SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2007/08/14 03:08 pm Who knows what's happening with SCEY. It was doing great until the collapse last week, I didn't expect it to fall so far so fast since it an overseas stock, but has offices in CA.
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2007/09/30 08:20 am they have come out with good news but its no reflexted in the price of the stock or should have gone up I fliped it once but still am down in it
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2007/09/30 08:41 am Aren't you just a little concerned for the huge Authorized share numbers. Did I miss the memo about retiring the 750,000,000 A/S (the 500 pound gorilla) I may not always be right but I'm never wrong
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2007/10/19 06:06 pm goldenrod wrote:
Aren't you just a little concerned for the huge Authorized share numbers. Did I miss the memo about retiring the 750,000,000 A/S (the 500 pound gorilla)

Is anyone out there in this gamble besides me? The announcement today has got to be good news. If you read and can believe todays news you have to believe this might be a good thing. There was lot of up side today. Hope it gets back. Sounds good in press release. What you think? (anyone)
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2007/10/19 07:46 pm Can't see this one fighting the market. If the big guys got clobbered, how does this one stand a chance?
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2007/10/20 03:16 pm nobody wrote:
Can't see this one fighting the market. If the big guys got clobbered, how does this one stand a chance?

Because,,,,,,there is a day coming when we will need all the oil we can find in the America's???????
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2007/10/20 03:26 pm tc88ds wrote:
nobody wrote:
Can't see this one fighting the market. If the big guys got clobbered, how does this one stand a chance?

Because,,,,,,there is a day coming when we will need all the oil we can find in the America's???????


Then also, SECY is basiclly doing the same type of the exploration thing as FXPE and you seem to like that one.
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2007/10/20 07:01 pm Mentioned FXPE because it was more advanced in exploration than SCEY; it was not touted by some pumping marketing companies; it's making money; the drilling sites are near most of the big boys. Never said I liked it, except it was a nice run from 1 to 2+ and depending on the market, could have another run.
America has oil BUT companies are not allowed to drill for political reason in certain areas, the same political people have blocked oil companies from building new refineries, or build powerplants using other fuels. If you look at SCEY's fundamentals and technicals, it very hard to get the stock moving regardless of what field they are in or how important their procducts are.
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2007/10/21 12:07 am nobody wrote:
Mentioned FXPE because it was more advanced in exploration than SCEY; it was not touted by some pumping marketing companies; it's making money; the drilling sites are near most of the big boys. Never said I liked it, except it was a nice run from 1 to 2+ and depending on the market, could have another run.
America has oil BUT companies are not allowed to drill for political reason in certain areas, the same political people have blocked oil companies from building new refineries, or build powerplants using other fuels. If you look at SCEY's fundamentals and technicals, it very hard to get the stock moving regardless of what field they are in or how important their procducts are.


I understand what your writing and agree with your assessment. But I keep remembering the nice run up they had back around 7/19 and are operating from a non debt position. And with drilling and operating capital in their pocket. Read 10/19 report on the Centurion Property. They are supposed to be starting cash flow at this point in time.
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2007/10/21 08:10 pm tc88ds
it looks like we're on the same page. Both companies have potential - someday, whether through their own resources or be selling out. This past week there was too much uncertainity in the market with the big boys, usually the small oils/drillers etc follow.
My only conern with some of these pennys oil stocks is the shares they have floating out there somewhere. Fell a little more comfortable if there was either a buy back or a reverse split (just to shrink the outstanding)
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2007/10/21 09:28 pm nobody wrote:
tc88ds
it looks like we're on the same page. Both companies have potential - someday, whether through their own resources or be selling out. This past week there was too much uncertainity in the market with the big boys, usually the small oils/drillers etc follow.
My only conern with some of these pennys oil stocks is the shares they have floating out there somewhere. Fell a little more comfortable if there was either a buy back or a reverse split (just to shrink the outstanding)


OK.......I'll call them and ask about their future intentions to reduce outstanding shares. I like to keep in touch with the people I gamble with.
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2007/10/21 09:52 pm Don't be fooled by it, just few days ago they came with a statement that they are not making any kind of revenew and about their uncertain future, the stock colapsed after the news, and now suddenly they have cash flow, think about it. In simmilar situation was FLWE about 3 years ago $1.3, and now is 0.04. About 4000% down.
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2007/10/22 05:16 pm dendro1717 wrote:
Don't be fooled by it, just few days ago they came with a statement that they are not making any kind of revenew and about their uncertain future, the stock colapsed after the news, and now suddenly they have cash flow, think about it. In simmilar situation was FLWE about 3 years ago $1.3, and now is 0.04. About 4000% down.

Where might could I read that statement.......They told me today people are only reading the bad and not the good. I believe you. I just want to read the statement for myself. I try to weigh all the company news reports.
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2007/10/22 07:55 pm tc88ds - calling or writing the company does nothing but frustrates the caller. The company can not, by law, tell you anything that is not already out in the public. Most of the time, they hype the firm & its management no of whom know anything about the stock or the market. Just have to keep watching for their filed reports. Like all pennystocks, it's a crap shoot.
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2007/10/22 10:20 pm nobody wrote:
tc88ds - calling or writing the company does nothing but frustrates the caller. The company can not, by law, tell you anything that is not already out in the public. Most of the time, they hype the firm & its management no of whom know anything about the stock or the market. Just have to keep watching for their filed reports. Like all pennystocks, it's a crap shoot.

OK, Lets watch.
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2007/10/22 10:22 pm nobody wrote:
tc88ds - calling or writing the company does nothing but frustrates the caller. The company can not, by law, tell you anything that is not already out in the public. Most of the time, they hype the firm & its management no of whom know anything about the stock or the market. Just have to keep watching for their filed reports. Like all pennystocks, it's a crap shoot.

OK, Lets watch.
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2007/10/22 10:46 pm tc88ds; the report is at sec.gov was a quartarly filing Take control of your own destiny;AGT,RVGD,PLTG,GPXM,CGLD
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2008/02/07 12:04 pm look at their latest report, they just found oil.
cheers!
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy - 2008/02/19 04:52 pm Eztrader wrote:
look at their latest report, they just found oil.
cheers!
is this what your talking about: Sun Cal Energy Inc. Announces Daily Gas Flow Rates in Excess of 12 Million Cubic Feet a Day on the Cunningham 1-02 Well
Business Wire (Fri, Jan 25)
gas not oil
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Re:SCEY - Sun Cal Energy REPORT IS OUT!!!! - 2008/02/28 10:23 am Sun Cal Energy Receives Schlumberger Analysis of SE Jonah Prospect

Feb 28, 2008 09:00:16 (ET)


SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 28, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Sun Cal Energy Inc. (SCEY, Trade ), an energy exploration company focused in the Southern San Joaquin Valley of California, the Anadarko Basin of Oklahoma, the Breton Sound of Louisiana and the Green River Basin of Wyoming, is pleased to announce the completion of the SE Jonah Prospect reserve analysis and drilling program by Schlumberger Data and Consulting Services, an industry-leading oilfield service provider.

Schlumberger was contracted to evaluate Sun Cal's SE Jonah Prospect which covers 2,478 acres in Sublette County, Wyoming. The evaluation includes: a review of existing seismic data over the prospect for recommendations on possible purchases and prospect feasibility; a data audit of available public data; an evaluation of nearby industry activity; a review of production from surrounding fields to determine potential production rates; original gas-in-place (OGIP) and estimated ultimate recoveries (EUR); and an assessment of possible drilling location based on geological, geophysical and engineering data. The evaluation also includes recommendations for additional data purchase and acquisition, including seismic.

According to the completed evaluation of the SE Jonah Prospect by Schlumberger, which was based on available geological, petrophysical, and reservoir engineering data, Schlumberger quotes a base EUR estimate of 292.4 Billion standard cubic feet (Bscf) and a high side EUR potential of 1,280.8 Bscf of natural gas on the prospect.

The report noted that from well data an apparent SW-NE trending anticlinal nose trends through the middle of the Teakettle unit at the top of the Fort Union Coal Zone and Lance Formations, and that this feature is noted to be most prominent in the Sublette Flat #1 well and Sagebrush Federal #3-8 well; both located within the northeastern part of the unit and on Sun Cal's acreage. Seismic data is recommended to better delineate the anticlinal nose. The report also states that the primary reservoir interval, the Lance Formation, exceeds 1,000 feet in Sun Cal's SE Jonah Prospect and that a similar fluvial environment of channel sandstones with interbedded floodplain shales, which occurs at Jonah Field, is expected in the prospect.

Based on the results of the evaluation, Schlumberger asserted a "good possibility of productive hydrocarbons being encountered in the prospect and the surrounding area," and has recommended the acquisition of additional seismic data over the prospect to allow for greater subsurface control and better positioning of drilling locations.

Lewis Dillman, CEO of Sun Cal Energy, commented on the results of the evaluation, stating: "We are extremely pleased with the results of the Schlumberger evaluation. The potential reserve estimations have now increased to a potential 1.28TCF, which is a significant increase from the previously prepared independent report. We view this even more positively than we had initially hoped, and we are very excited to continue our progress towards the development of the SE Jonah Prospect."

The OGIP and EUR on a "per well basis" were also calculated for the prospect and included low, base and high cases (P10, P50, P90) by varying the net sand thickness and recovery factor. As stated by Schlumberger, the values used for the recovery factor were conservative as gas reservoirs with no or low liquid production can commonly have recovery factors in excess of 80%. An excerpt from the report on a "per well basis" is as follows:


Case Net Sand ft Drainage OGIP Recovery EUR MMscf
acres MMscf Factor
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Low - 20 acre 560 20 949 42% 399
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Base - 20 acre 1,000 20 3,572 57% 2,036
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High - 20 acre 1,720 20 12,912 70% 9,038
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"These results validate the potential the SE Jonah Prospect represents to our shareholders," stated Lewis Dillman. "We expect to continue to undertake tangible steps to develop this prospect, and in particular explore opportunities to enter into strategic partnerships with key major producers in the area. Furthermore, these results add momentum to our desire to develop the West Jonah prospect nearby and seek additional acreage in the area that would provide our shareholders greater exposure to one of North America's fastest growing natural gas fields."

About the Jonah Prospect

The Jonah Field and the Pinedale Anticline are acknowledged as the premier gas fields in the Rocky Mountains. These fields are located in Wyoming's Greater Green River Basin. According to the Wyoming State Geological Survey, the Greater Green River Basin contains approximately 26 TCF of natural gas which is the largest reserve in the State. The Jonah Field is estimated to contain 7 to 10 TCF of Natural Gas, which currently produces from more than 500 wells.

Sun Cal Energy Inc. has a 100% working interest in 6,000 acres of leases in the Jonah Field region of Wyoming - the second largest proven gas reserve in the United States. Sun Cal's Prospects are identified as South Jonah, which consists of 2,477.68 acres and West Jonah, consisting of 3,546.89 acres. Most of the surrounding acreage is currently held by EnCana and Yates Petroleum, with BP and Chevron/Texaco also holding significant positions.

About Schlumberger

Schlumberger Limited (SLB, Trade ) is the world's leading oilfield services company supplying technology, information solutions and integrated project management that optimize reservoir performance for customers working in the oil and gas industry. Founded in 1926, today the company employs more than 80,000 people of over 140 nationalities working in approximately 80 countries.

Further Information

Shareholders and prospective investors are encouraged to visit Sun Cal Energy's website: www.suncaloil.com and download Sun Cal Energy's Investor Summary. Please feel free to call investor relations toll-free at 1-800-798-8334 to receive a full corporate investor's package.

About Sun Cal Energy Inc.

Sun Cal Energy Inc. is a publicly traded independent oil and gas exploration company with headquarters in Calgary, Alberta, and an operational office in San Francisco, California. Sun Cal Energy aims to secure and develop a portfolio of oil and gas properties throughout America. The company is strategically placed in the Southern San Joaquin Valley of California, the Anadarko Basin of Oklahoma, the Breton Sound of Louisiana, and the Green River Basin of Wyoming. Sun Cal Energy Inc. trades under the ticker symbol: SCEY - "Sun Cal Energy Inc. - Providing Energy Solutions to America."
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