$AAPH: Hunting for Ivy League Profits
February 26th, 2010 at 4:30 pm Posted by
The Dean wants all of his students to remember that The Dean’s Ivy League Stocks are 3-for-3 with average gains of more than 200%.
Not only is $AAPH The Dean’s fourth ever Ivy League stock pick but it’s also The Dean’s 1st Ivy League oil and gas stock!
American Petro-Hunter (OTC: AAPH.OB) focuses on location potential acquisition targets, including property, oil and gas rights, and oil and gas companies.
The Dean’s excited about $AAPH because the company has 4 production properties in Kansas and California; 2 prospects already in production and 2 additional prospects in development.
The Dean’s willing to call $AAPH Ivy League because the company’s revenues are expected to grow from $200,000 to $48.2 million by the end of 2013—an increase of 24000% in 3 years!
The Dean believes this undiscovered gem could help you make The Dean’s List because $AAPH has received a target PPS of $3.07—that’s more than 3 times its current valuation. Now that’s Ivy League!
According to a Grass Roots Research report, $AAPH has an estimated 3 million barrels, or more than $230 million worth, of oil under lease at their 10 drilling locations.
But, based on The Dean’s math, that estimate could be even larger. Just take a look at some of $AAPH‘s prospects:
- Rooney – more than 7,000 acres with up to 3 million barrels of oil (+$200 million)
- Poston – potential 240,000 barrels of oil ($18.72 million)
- Colby – potential 200,000 barrels of oil ($15.8 million)
- Sacramento – 47 BCF of natural gas ($190.82 million), based on prices of $4/MMbtu
If you have your calculator out, you’d know that’s a potential $425.34 million in holdings.
And, even if $AAPH only sees 10% of these revenues in the next 3 years, the company would still achieve the most ridiculous revenue increase in the history of Ivy League Stocks.
