Jason Wangler Thinks Williston Basin Stocks are Hot Oakshire Financial

Thanks for joining us today, Mr. Wangler. You and your associate, Neal Dingmann of SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, follow quite a number of energy stocks as well as the oil and gas markets in general. Oil prices have been relatively stable over the last few months with oil in the $90-$100/barrel (bbl.) range, and gas in the $4.20-$4.80/thousand cubic feet (Mcf) range. What are your expectations for the oil and gas markets in the next 6 to 12 months?

Jason Wangler: I think we’re really going to see a lot more of the same trading ranges. In the last couple of years, the economy, especially in the United States, has been building back from the terrible situation of late 2008 and early 2009. In 2009 and 2010, we were growing slowly and getting back to a level that was making more sense. But now that we’ve gotten a little more than halfway through 2011, there are still a lot of issues here in the United States. The debt ceiling and budget crisis and the general concerns with the economy not growing as fast as people expected have all had their effects.

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What can be done about an out of state credit consolidation company not doing their job?

I have a friend whose husband was seriously injured and now mentally impaired. They have 200,000 in debt and they hired a California debt consolidation company who was supposed to stop creditor harassment. The company takes $200 out of her bank every month and yet she still recently got sued by a collection agency. The company promised her that they were contacting the collection agency, and yet it is documented that they did not. She is so scared and has signed a very indepth agreement with this company that she feels she will not be able to get out of. I don't know where to direct her.


This happened to my friend contact a lawyer immediately. She ended up having to file bankruptcy.


Contact a personal lawyer, her state's attorney general, the consolidating company's state attorney general, the better business bureau nationally and between the two states, and have her go to the company's website. If the company is affilited with any groups, certified by anyone federally or locally, any federal charters...or anything of the sort. If she has definite proof that the company has never made contact, she may have a case against the company.


I hope all those people on Yahoo Answers who keep recommending "credit consolidation" These companies are scams and totally worthless.

If your friend is in that much debt, and little income, your only real solution is to discuss this with a bankruptcy attorney.

Credit repair companies will call all your creditors, but there is no law or requirement that they have to negotiate or do anything with them. Waste of good time and money.

What is the best way to payoff or settle my $80,000 credit card debts and bank debt?

Two months ago I maxed out all my credit cards and opened an unsecured personal loan because I needed cash for family emergency. Now I have approximately $80,000 debts from credit card companies and bank (all unsecured). After one month, I couldn't afford to make the payments. For my situation, I don't think I am able to payoff all the debt. What are my options now? When would the credit card company sue me? Can they garnish my salary? If the debt transfer to collection company, how much can I bargain off for a lump sum payment? Should I settle the payment myself or go to debt consolidation company? How many years the bad record would stay on my credit report?

I live in California. I'm working full time with $50,000 annual salary. The only property I own is a free-and-clear car (2007). I might able to borrower $20,000 from my girlfriend if a lump sum payment is offered.

Please answer as much as you can. Your help is much appreciated. Sincerely thanks.


The collections process works in a sequence so you are pushing the process with your questions. You will get a series of phone calls and letters before they consider turning you to collections. It will then be in the hands of the collection agencies to sue you on behalf of the creditors. Yes they can garnish your wages and trust me, you don't want that. The creditors (agencies) can get 25% of your salary off the top once they have such a judgement. It's way too early to consider debt negotiation and with $50K of income you won't qualify for bankruptcy with the new laws. You won't get $80K of debt forgiven with $20K of cash. Why not speak with a free consumer credit counseling program in your state so you can get a legal response to your legal question(s)? The organization below only represents genuine and legitimate agencies not those scam sites you will probably be bombarded with. Don't put this off. The longer you wait the more interest and problems you'll encounter.


2 options.

credit card counsler.settle for half..keep your credit.
2} .bankruptsy. chapter11, ruin your credit for 10 years...good luck


Maybe you should use the money from your job to purchase things instead of living outside your means and running up credit card bills. No family emergency should cause you to be 80000 in debt unless your house burned down or you got cancer or something and have no insurance policies.


don't borrow another 20k even from friend or family because you still owe it. you need to see a credit councilor they will work out a budget and work with the credit card companies to lower the interest.


WTH HELL MAN 80k???? DAMMMMMM!!!!! ASK YOUR MOM FRIENDS OR FAMILY!


PAY IT OFF FAST JUST PAY IT!!! ITS GONNA RUUINNN UR CREDIT!


There is a website for personal loan from average people. Sorry don't remember the website. you can do a search, you should able to find it. But maybe you can get 600 people to loan you at $100 each at lower interest rate.

http://www.peoplelendingmoney.com/

This not the one I saw before, you want the loan do the work.
Hell I might, try $100 lend to people, hope they dont screw me.

http://www.prosper.com/

Ok, here is the website, I find it.


I'm amazed that anyone can borrow that much unsecured money.

My wife and I worked for 40 years in good jobs and have excellent credit. Never had an opportunity to borrow anywhere near that much, unsecured. Certainly never would have either.

Half the blame for the mess you are in lies with the outfits that loaned you the money. They should have known better.

Go for credit counseling and agree to pay back 40K. Let them eat the rest.

Chapter 11 is probably your only realistic option.

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