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CLGL and VPER booth moving northbound today! great start!
SNDY. 0041 Thoughts anyone..
sweet thanks Hammer!
BLDW looking very nice.....GREAT NEWS OUT....Here is some DD. Hammer
About Building Turbines, Inc.
Building Turbines, Inc. (BTI) offers a unique, patented wind turbine product that can bring the dream of clean, affordable wind energy to a reality. The turbine is mounted on a strong steel frame, it has a low profile, low maintenance needs, and creates almost no noise or vibration. The BTI design possesses these exemplary and robust structural, mechanical and electrical characteristics that are particularly important when mounting a renewable energy system onto a building's roof.
BTI is an Austin, Texas based development stage renewable energy corporation focusing on designing and manufacturing revolutionary rooftop mounted wind turbines. The innovative and patented BTI's design is ideal for commercial applications and creates reliable, cost-effective, clean and on-site renewable electricity.
BTI's horizontal-axis wind turbines (HAWT) easily mount onto commercial buildings with flat roofs. The uni-directional design rests on HVAC-style curbs and is mounted along the roof's edge next to the parapet wall. The turbine takes full advantage of what is called a 'parapet vortex' which naturally occurs as wind accelerates up the side of a building and crests over the roof top edge. The turbine's axle rod is centered in this vortex capturing maximum electrical power generation capability from the wind.
MCII Chart is set up and with the AS hold until the end of 2012 it is the perfect recipe for kaboomage!
Mariner’s Choice International Holds the Line on Authorized Shares
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GTRL-"Get Real USA" Gotta Love the Name....
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you da man! ASTM low floater_big squeeze soon
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WFR $3.85- recent DD & Charts
MEMC Electronic Materials Inc. (WFR), engaged in the development, manufacture and sale of silicon wafers for the semiconductor industry worldwide, in which Director James Williams purchased 60,000 shares for $0.39 million; on February 26, 2012
http://seekingalpha.com/article/392181-analyzing-noteworthy-insider-buys-and-sells-on-friday
INSIDERS -- MEMC Electronic Materials Inc. (WFR): Engages in the development, manufacture and sale of silicon wafers for the semiconductor industry worldwide. Over the last six months, insiders were net buyers of 355,195 shares , which represent about 0.16% of the company's 218.12M share float
http://seekingalpha.com/article/410121-7-semiconductor-stocks-insiders-are-buying
MEMC Electronic Materials, Inc. (WFR) has a joint-venture agreement with China-based JA Solar (JASO) and it manufactures silicon wafers for use in computers, solar, and other goods in the United States. This company has seen a sharp decline in profits due to the weakness in semiconductors and the solar industry. It recently announced a significant impairment and restructuring charge which resulted in a loss of $6.44 per share.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/392231-a-solar-stock-investment-plan-for-2012
Without these charges, the loss would have been a more reasonable figure at about 36 cents per share for the fourth quarter. This stock was once a high-flyer, trading for over $90 per share in December 2007, when the market viewed the business more favorably. The vast difference in the stock price, highlights the cyclical nature of both the semiconductor and solar industry. With a restructuring plan in place and about $586 million in cash on the balance sheet, this stock has substantial rebound potential for long-term investors.
Here are some key points for WFR:
WFR charts
MELY VGTL big movers in the days ahead
$SPAH ~ Spectrum is developing "Small footprint" technologies including, Laser Guidance Systems for Diamond Wire Stone Cutting, Apparatus for Digesting Metal Ore with Bacteria and new Green Mining technologies that will minimize the traditionally poisonous and toxic environmental threats poised by the mining industry
$UPZS ........here we go !!!
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There are alot of big runners in 2012 though... just sayin'
SNVP DD & CHART
Good group on the SNVP Board. I just got in at .0018 myself. Chart is setting up nice, accumulation up and a preferable share structure. Could move to .01 pretty quick with a break above the 200 day SMA imo
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SNVP Rated "buy" by Barcharts.com
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SNVP Traders cheat sheet
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SNVP SHAREHOLDER EQUITY
Shares Outstanding 109.4 M
Number of Floating Shares 87.1 M
SNVP - Daily Candlesticks
Good morning Nitwit. Haven't traded any pennies in a long while. Been playing blues... Grabbed some VLO around $19.36 that one had a nice little pop. Grabbed a good position in CJES a month or so ago, have some around $16.05 & $17.50 waiting on Quarterly financials after close today. It's a good one to play the morning pops, and drops. If you have a large enough position. Take care!
VRCV is primed to take off if it gets some news.
SRPX Scorpex Receives Second $90M Equipment Financing Commitment
LAS VEGAS, Feb 13, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Scorpex, Inc. (Pinksheets: SRPX) - an emerging leader of industrial, hazardous and toxic waste disposal services in the Baja Mexico/California region -- announced today a $90 million financing commitment from The Helping Hands Foundation for Habitat and Humanity ("HHFHH"). HHFHH, located at Cerrada de Explanada 525, Lomas de Chapultepec, Mexico City, 11000, Mexico, works in close collaboration with the federal and state governments in Mexico and private corporations toward the fulfillment of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals by providing investment and loans for qualified projects.
The commitment is for the financing of waste gasification/thermal oxidation equipment at Scorpex's previously announced site in Ensenada, Mexico. The financing is linked to the recent purchase contract signed with International Environmental Technologies, Inc.
"We continue to gain relationships like HHFHH to pursue our corporate goals," according to Scorpex Chief Executive Officer Joseph Caywood. "We anticipate being able to provide our shareholders further information about the terms of financing, permit approvals and other exciting developments during this first quarter. The next two months are extremely important for our expansion efforts on our initial site and our growth plan into other regions of Mexico."
About Scorpex, Inc.
Scorpex, Inc. is taking the necessary steps to own and operate a full-service waste disposal and recycling company, capable of storing and disposing all types of waste, including those classified as industrial, toxic and hazardous. The location chosen for the first Scorpex plant is strategically positioned to accommodate the vast region of Baja California, Mexico.
For more information, visit www.scorpex.com
Forward Looking Statements
This press release may contain certain forward-looking statements regarding future circumstances. These forward-looking statements are based upon the Company's current expectations and assumptions, and are subject to various risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contemplated in such forward-looking statements. Actual results, events and performance may differ. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as to the date hereof. The Company undertakes no obligation to release publicly any revisions to these forward-looking statements that may be made to reflect events or circumstances after the date hereof or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events. The inclusion of any statement in this release does not constitute an admission by the Company or any other person that the events or circumstances described in such statements are material.
QUMI
Business Description
QuamTel was founded in January 1996 to deliver managed pre-paid global communication products and services. Through its subsidiaries WQN, DataJack and Syncpointe, the Company markets to individuals and businesses with a specific focus on international populations in the United States and Canada who want an easy and cost-effective way to communicate with family, friends and colleagues overseas as well as to the general consumer and business populations who cannot or do not want to be locked into long-term contracts for telecommunications services.
Someone tell me how to clean my mailbox again lolzzz
I had iHub do it a couple months ago... but holy crap there it is again... zzz... like I can actually read or respond to all dat... zzz
Cisco any hot picks?
ELRA chart looking good golden cross. A promo is going to start any day. There is a JV in the works. PPs at a dip of .009 nice entry point. Project .04 to be top of the next leg up.
Dollar recovers, Treasury down after data
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The dollar pared a loss against the euro and Treasury prices remained down slightly on Thursday after a report said U.S. jobless claims fell in the latest week to 358,000. The dollar index DXY -0.22% , which measures the greenback against a basket of six currencies, rose to 78.638, from 78.499 before the data and 78.589 in late North American trading on Wednesday. The euro EURUSD +0.12% traded at $1.3268, erasing a brief gain compared to $1.3264. Yields on 10-year notes 10_YEAR +3.28% stayed up 1 basis point to 2.04%. The euro jumped after a media report that Greek politicians would announce an austerity deal shortly. European Central Bank President Mario Draghi also begins his press conference around the same time, and is being looked to for clues about future lending operations and contributing to reducing Greece's debt load.
ICPA now @ .0049 still no thoughts anyone
EGTK - Advantages of Adsorbed Natural Gas Technology:
http://www.energtek.com/t/1048-advantages
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Adsorbed Natural Gas presents storage or cost advantages in both low-pressure and high-pressure applications.
Low Pressure ANG
Low-pressure ANG tanks (35-65 bars), providing cost-performance characteristics similar to CNG, cut refueling infrastructures capital and operation costs significantly.
• ANG station capital cost is significantly lower than that of CNG. An ANG compressor can cost one fifth the price of a CNG compressor.
• Due to the much lower compression level, ANG refueling consumes one-third to one-half less energy than CNG refuelling.
• Taking into account the lower cost of equipment, its relatively simplicity and lower physical amortization - station maintenance expenses will be correspondingly lower
• Total ANG fuel cost at pump will be lower than CNG, thus making NGV more attractive for both potential user and gas companies
High Pressure ANG
Extended Driving Range
Angstore high-pressure ANG tanks currently allow up-to 50% increase of NGV driving range in comparison with CNG tanks of the same volume.
In particular, Increase in the fuel capacity of NGV tanks is crucial for the introduction of NG fueling for most heavy trucks and passenger or cargo vehicles in intercity operation, as well as for high-performance cars and vans.
Reduced tank volume
High-pressure ANG technology can reduce the tank volume for a given driving range. This simplifies the introduction of NG fueling for small vehicles with limited free space. Reduction of on-board tanks volume is especially important for:
• Mini and Micro Cars
• Taxis in need of luggage storage while using CNG cylinder tanks
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this is a Thank You for those kind words
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PVSP 8k out and it reads well.....Hammer
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=50924379
We watching STHG today.......great news on GOLD RECOVERY and JV with Sierra Gold Corp. Hammer
UFFC STORY UNFOLDING.....NICE. Hammer
UFood Restaurant Group Announces Franchise for 10-Unit Development in British Columbia, CanadaFont size: A | A | A8:03 AM ET 1/17/12 | Marketwire
UFood Restaurant Group Inc. (OTCBB: UFFC) announced today that the company has granted a territorial franchise agreement to ASA Capital Alliance for the development of 10 UFood Grill units in British Columbia. The first unit is projected to open in Vancouver by April 2012.
"I am proud to bring UFood's better-for-you quick-service model to Canada," said ASA CEO Zaid Al Chalabi. "Like Americans, Canadians are also focused on nutrition and health. UFood is a perfect solution for those with busy lifestyles who care about eating well." ASA is an organization formed for the principle focus of operating high quality food establishments in the Vancouver metro market. The principals currently operate two Cazba Restaurants in North Vancouver, British Columbia (http://www.cazbarestaurant.ca/) which provides high quality Persian Cuisine at affordable prices.
"The executives of ASA embrace a long family history of restaurant experience, real estate selection expertise, financial capability, local immersion and commitment to serving their customers the highest quality food," said UFood CEO George Naddaff. "Mr. Chalabi's proven success with the Cazba Restaurants and his drive to introduce healthy affordable food alternatives to consumers make him and his organization the ideal partner for UFood to expand into British Columbia. We look forward to working toward our first opening this spring."
The place where "delicious meets nutritious," UFood Grill is committed to offering consumers food that tastes great, is lower in calories and fat and, wherever possible, serves meals that are antibiotic and hormone-free, gluten-free as well as natural, grass-fed beef and cage-free eggs. UFood boasts a wide-ranging menu that includes lean burgers, rice bowls, salads, wraps, paninis and smoothies. UFood has been approved for expansion into the military channel and will open three units at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland, the first of which is under construction and the second is planned for construction start in eight weeks. In addition to airport locations in Boston, Cleveland and Dallas, UFood is approved for two more locations in the Salt Lake City airport which will open in April of this year.
Parabolic....lol I like that one too....speaking of that
the five biotechs I think are headed for 10x plus are
SBFM THLD CLSN SNTA ADXS.....more details and dd here
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ICPA .0023 any thoughts on this puppy ?
GRNE some nice REV NEWS OUT...Hammer
GRNE Reports Growing Revenues of $286,674 in December 2011; Up 15% Over December of 2010
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Green Endeavors (QB) (USOTC:GRNE)
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Today : Wednesday 11 January 2012
Green Endeavors, Inc. (OTCQB: GRNE) (PINKSHEETS: GRNE), a majority owned subsidiary of Nexia Holdings, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: NXHD), announces revenue figures for December of 2011.
Combined unaudited revenues for both locations were $286,674 for the month of December 2011, which is an increase of $37,814 or 15.2% for the comparable period last year. Our Marmalade location reported December 2011 sales of $76,528, a $18,053 or 30.9% increase over the comparable month last year. Our Liberty Heights location also is reporting revenue growth with December 2011 sales of $210,146, a $19,760 or 10.4% increase compared to December 2010.
Richard D. Surber, CEO of GRNE, commented on the revenue report, "The revenues for both locations for a single month are the highest recorded for both locations. The underlying businesses continue to improve laying the ground work for future expansion. "
About Green Endeavors, Inc.
Green Endeavors, Inc. (OTCQB: GRNE) (PINKSHEETS: GRNE), headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, is a holding company with operations in health & beauty. GRNE's wholly owned subsidiaries, Landis Salons, Inc., and Landis Salons II, Inc., http://www.landissalons.com, operate hair salons built around the world-class AVEDA™ product line. For more information, visit http://www.green-endeavors.com.
SRPX HAS NEWS......great rev opp here. Hammer
Scorpex Seeks to Add New Waste Supply Contracts
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Scorpex (PC) (USOTC:SRPX)
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Today : Monday 9 January 2012
Scorpex, Inc. (Pinksheets: SRPX) (the "Company"), an emerging leader of industrial, hazardous and toxic waste disposal services in the Baja Mexico/California region, seeks to add other waste supply contracts during the first half of 2012. The Company has an existing contract with an estimated value of $131,400,000 USD gross revenue per year with AISA, a Mexican waste transportation company with headquarters located in Tijuana, Mexico.
The initial waste disposal site located near Ensenada, Mexico will be able to process 800 tons of hazardous and toxic waste per day. The agreement with AISA provides for 300 tons of hazardous and toxic waste at an average price per ton of $1,200 USD. Gross revenues from this agreement could produce up to $360,000 USD gross revenue per day and $131,400,000 USD annually. The Company estimates that when it is producing at capacity this gross revenue per day will increase to $960,000 USD and up to approximately $350,400,000 USD in annual gross revenue.
Chief Executive Officer Joseph Caywood stated, “It is our goal to have several additional waste supply contracts so our first waste disposal site will be producing at capacity. It is exciting to our team to see our progress with waste supply contracts, construction permits, and equipment financing.”
About Scorpex, Inc.
Scorpex, Inc. is taking the necessary steps to own and operate a full service waste disposal and recycling company, capable of storing and disposing all types of waste, including those classified as industrial, toxic, and hazardous. The location chosen for the first Scorpex plant is strategically positioned to accommodate the vast region of Baja California, Mexico.
For more information, visit www.scorpex.com
6 themes that will shape global markets in 2012
Commentary: Europe’s woes, U.S. resilience and black swans
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — 2012 is off to a pretty good start as investors and traders look to the bright side after a volatile 2011.
Last year the vast majority of world markets closed in the red, some deeply so. One exception: the U.S., which broke even or gained slightly, depending on whether you owned stocks that paid dividends.
In Part I of the documentary, "Europe at the Brink," Wall Street Journal editors and reporters discuss structural flaws in the design of the EU's economic union, the "original sin" that helped set the stage for the debt crisis of 2011.
And it’s not hard to see why. The effects of the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression linger. The debt bomb that first exploded in the U.S. had knock-on effects around the world as governments took on liabilities originally assumed by households and banks. And now governments must clean up the mess.
That very involvement by politicians whose incentives are often antithetical to those of investors makes it particularly difficult to make predictions about markets this year, when U.S. elections bring everything to a halt.
Then there are “black swan” events, like last year’s Japanese earthquake, tsunami and nuclear meltdown, which nobody can predict but can affect our portfolios profoundly.
OK, enough excuses. Making predictions is part of my job — and honestly it’s a lot of fun — so here are the trends I think will drive markets most in 2012:
Read Howard Gold’s report card on last year’s predictions at MoneyShow.com.
1. Europe’s troubles drag on
The European debt crisis will drag on, but there may be some progress. Greece is pretty hopeless and there are fresh rumors that it will leave the euro zone. And the Spanish government just said that its deficit as a percentage of GDP will exceed its targets. Oops.
Meanwhile, euro-zone nations must issue nearly 800 billion euros in debt this year, 300 billion euros from Italy and Spain alone. A lot of that will come early on, so we could have some bumpy days ahead.
But yields have come down as a new government in Italy tries to push through reforms. And don’t underestimate the willingness of the European Central Bank under Mario Draghi to take a page from Ben Bernanke’s play book and flood the zone with cash if things get rough.
Also, though the naysayers may disagree, I think European governments are making slow, painful progress towards a solution — namely, more fiscal integration. I expect that to continue this year, too.
2. Ratings in danger
Still, several European countries will go into recession and some could lose their AAA rating this year. Hey, no one said it was going to be easy! Recession may already have started in Italy, and who cares what you call it in Spain, where unemployment approaches 23%. But austerity programs also could push countries like France and Belgium, but probably not Germany, into a mild recession.
Unfortunately, the lower tax revenues that come with recessions cause deficits to grow, which makes ratings downgrades likely. France’s AAA is a goner, but probably after the April presidential election. (Who wants to face the wrath of Sarkozy?) Even Germany and the Netherlands could be downgraded if they take on more of the debt of their southern cousins.
So, before the year is out, the AA+ club (which includes the U.S.) may be very crowded.
Was it Groucho Marx or Woody Allen who said they didn’t want to be a member of any club that would accept them? Now we know what they meant!
Read Howard Gold’s Six Big Political Predictions for 2012 in The Independent Agenda.
3. The U.S. sets the pace
The U.S. will avoid recession for much of the year and growth will be decent. This may be a bitter pill for many to swallow, but the U.S. economy has been remarkably resilient over the last year or so. I know, I know, the housing market is still comatose and real unemployment is much higher than the statistics tell us, so there’s plenty of misery out there.
But let’s give capitalism some credit: U.S. business people have proven adept at competing in the “new normal.” Recent manufacturing and consumer-spending data have been strong. U.S. exporters have done well in emerging markets and U.S. banks took advantage of free money in 2009 and 2010 to raise tons of capital, unlike their European counterparts.
So, I’m looking for decent growth in 2012 — no great shakes, maybe 2% or so — and continued slow improvement in private-sector employment throughout the year. Depending on the outcome of the election, the last couple of months may be rocky, however.
4. Stocks have an advantage
U.S. stocks should have a decent year, too, though the cyclical bull market is near its end. By some measures, valuations are pretty good — about 13 times projected earnings for the Standard & Poor’s 500 index. But earnings growth should taper off to mid-single-digit percentage increases.
2012 is an election year, historically the second best of the four-year presidential election cycle. This time may be different for all kinds of reasons, but since October 3, when the S&P closed at 1,099.23, stocks have gained 16%. We have only another 7% or so to get back to the post-crash high of 1,370. So, it’s not as outlandish as it may sound.
Read Howard Gold’s column on why 2012 may be a good year for stocks on MoneyShow.com.
But defensive sectors set the pace last year and that should continue as growth slows. Unfortunately that’s typically a sign of a bull that’s long in the tooth.
And the first year of a president’s term is usually the worst for stocks. It may be even more so in 2013, when spending cuts and tax increases could hit all at once, but that’s for next year’s column.
5. Emerging markets lay a brick
Emerging markets continue to lose their luster. In case you haven’t noticed, many emerging markets are deep in bearish territory. The BRICs have been a disaster — China, Russia, and Brazil all fell more than 20% in dollar terms in 2011, and India plunged 37.8%, according to MSCI.
Trouble is, a slowing world economy is catching up with the former highfliers, most of which are still export-oriented. Also, unlike the U.S. and Europe, emerging economies have faced strong inflationary headwinds, and their central banks have struggled to balance growth and price stability.
6. Expect the unexpected
Black swans are lurking. Almost by definition, you can’t predict which black swan will appear and when. A market event like May 2010’s flash crash is bound to happen again, maybe this year, maybe next. And of course natural disasters are always with us, most of them unexpected too.
But I think a whopper of a geopolitical crisis may be the most likely black swan. One of the most vulnerable areas is the Korean peninsula, where the death of Kim Jong Il and the elevation of his callow son, Kim Jong Un, have caused jitters.
The other, of course, is Iran, which just warned the U.S. not to send an aircraft carrier back into the Strait of Hormuz, through which 20% of the world’s oil supply flows.
And then, there’s Russia. Will former President Vladimir Putin just stand by as demonstrators tell him not to run for yet another term? Or will he use force to suppress them and re-assume power? And what would happen then?
That’s the thing about the future — there are usually more questions than answers, even as gurus and pundits pretend there aren’t. And politics and markets are more intertwined than ever, which should make 2012 even more unpredictable — and interesting.
Have a happy, healthy and prosperous new year!
Howard R. Gold is editor at large for MoneyShow.com and a columnist for MarketWatch. Follow him on Twitter @howardrgold, read more commentary at www.howardrgold.com , and check out his political coverage direct from New Hampshire at www.independentagenda.com .
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