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We hope you all had a wonderful weekend.

Hundreds of thousands of people will be reading and hearing about this stock this week so there could be some great action in the stock.

The last time we profiled this company it made a 95% price gain in just a couple weeks so it does have a history of making nice moves.

The stock has come back down to the area where it took off from last time so we think now is a great time to take another look.

Our alert is Imperial Resources, Inc., IPRC, and the stock closed Friday at 49 cents.

IPRC is an oil and gas exploration and production company.

IPRC has a highly focused, risk-averse strategy of building a substantial portfolio of oil and gas assets through its access to niche, low risk oil and gas opportunities in the onshore U.S.

IPRC undergoes projects which can deliver cash flows normally associated with higher risk projects but without exposure to high risk failure rates.

Some of IPRC`s projects include:

The Nunnelly #1 Project-

IPRC’s Nunnelly #1 project, which is an Oil and Gas lease Agreement with the mineral owner of approximately 35 acres and the Nunnelly
#1 wellbore in Montague County Texas.

Analogous wells in the near vicinity have produced cumulative totals generally in excess of 17,000 barrels of oil without the benefit of modern stimulation technology.

IPRC recently announced that it has completed surface preparations for re-entering at the Nunnelly #1 well.

IPRC believes recoverable reserves are approximately 32,455 Gross Barrels of Oil (22,231 net BO). The project is rated as a P50 or 2P classification (at least a 50% probability that the estimated reserves will be recovered). Capital expense is expected to be less than $300,000 if the re-entry of the existing wellbore goes to plan.

Chisholm Trail Project-

IPRC also has agreements in place to take a 50% working interest participation in this major resource play in Oklahoma.

This is a fifteen (15) horizontal well development program including an acreage position of 5,000 acres. The wells are low risk with Proven Undeveloped Reserves, attracting a P90 or 1P rating. IPRC believes the reserves could be worth up to 3,450,000 barrels of oil and 30 bcf for this prospect alone, equating to 7,500,000 BOE (energy equivalent over fifteen wells).

IPRC believes that a successful development of these fifteen relatively low risk wells could result in over $130,000,000 US of undiscounted cumulative gross cash flow to Imperial.

Stateline Infill Project-

IPRC conducted an evaluation and has obtained a reserve report on its Stateline infill development project (“Stateline”) in the existing Sawyer Field, located in Lea County, New Mexico.

IPRC believes gross recoverable reserves from the first well are in the order of 64,274 barrels of oil and 104,540 mcf of gas.

Salt Water Disposal Project-

IPRC is currently re-negotiating a contract to acquire a majority participation interest in a supremely located Salt Water Disposal Well.

IPRC’s Salt Water Disposal Project facility is located in the heart of the Barnett Shale (the biggest gas producing structure in Texas).

IPRC is estimated to generate over $300,000 per month gross after year 2 with early cash flow increasing up to that amount during the preceding months.

Judging from their projects IPRC is on the right track, and as this company gets exposure you can bet investors will be excited about IPRC’s ventures.

As we mentioned earlier, last time we profiled IPRC the stock price went from 61 cents to $1.19 for a 95% price gain! With oil prices rising it looks like now is the perfect time for IPRC’s next move.

Get yourself in a position to book profits with IPRC.

As always, do your own research, always use stop loss orders to protect yourself, and book your profits when in a position to do so.

Good Trading