DALLAS, Oct. 27, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- John Pentony, Publisher of StockGuru.com, announced today that the web site has released a new interview with Louis Guidry, the President and CEO of Triton American Energy Corporation (Pink Sheets:TRAE). In the interview, Mr. Guidry discusses how the company is now benefiting from the rise in oil and natural gas prices in its business plan to reactivate wells that produced in the past. Mr. Guidry states in the interview that TRAE can make money even if oil is at just $17 per barrel.
Noting that their business plan works quite well below current per barrel prices, Mr. Guidry discusses how the company's internal projections have been based: "We've been doing all of our projections based on $30 a barrel oil, and any anything above that is just added profit."
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