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I bought 10,000 mores shares today at .0899.
It never has gone to Zero and never will. You can sell your shares to me. Hurry!
You can say all that you want. Everyone is buying at these levels for the eventual run up to $1. The sky is the limit!
The memo is:
I'll buy all of your shares. Keep selling!
I picked up another 10,000 at .071!
OK, I didn't think so.
I bought more today. I'll keep buying until the news hits!
I'll start selling at $1.30
I know of only 2 hurt investors!
lol, I feel like a therapist!
That is what I thought. You can't predict the future. You only speculate. Buy low & sell high. Get it?
Are you psychic? Are you a fortune teller? Are you God?
Any stock $5 or under is considered a "Penny Stock". What is your point?
But then I bought a boatload for the next run to .90!
Why didn't you dump?
Yes, I remember profiting handsomely on that news & video!
Yes, but it still has potential to be great! Some other stocks don't!
It did much better than AMPE!
Remember this post?
Thursday, 09/01/11 09:41:40 AM
Dad4487 Re: Sax post# 7171
Post # of 27922
FSNR is a penny stock, all stock is a risk, who cares if you or anyone else retract what you wrote, you have your intelligent opinion, your ability to search our this company, and come to a conclusion on your own technical judgment.
It's easy to critique what you don't know by understanding what you can't see.
My thought is why are you and others like you posting about something you have no value in, unless you think this company might be on to something.
What you wrote to say if your wrong you will take back is like me posting an apology that I was wrong for buying in.
What we all do is each of our own choice, right or wrong.
Intelligence comes in many ways, it's up to what intelligence we have as an individual to buy in or not.
All have a good day, Go FSNR!
No, it confirms that you can make money with FSNR.
Every time that I bought at .10 I at least tripled my money. And I did it several times.
Again, that is why I am buying more this week!
Yup, I'll take a 10 bagger any day!
This means that I am buying more!
I don't have a crystal ball, but from looking at the charts, it has climbed to .30 several times in the past 3 years, and went to .90 5 years ago. When it was iChargeit, it went to $27. So anything is possible.
From petrozene.com:
"PETROZENE is made from a byproduct of recycled petroleum-based products"
PETROZENE is made from a byproduct of recycled petroleum-based products
The tide is turning. One press release at a time. I'm buying.
Who said that they have to use their money? There are plenty of deep pocket activist investors that will foot the bill. You'll see.
Tire recycling has become a necessity because of the huge piles of tires that represent a threat to the environment. There is about one worn tire produced per year and per person in the developed countries. The used tires represent a source of energy and valuable chemical products. By thermal decomposition of rubber under reduced pressure, it is possible to recover the useful compounds. step-by-step approach has been used, from bench-scale batch systems, to process a development unit and finally a pilot plant, to experiment and develop vacuum pyrolysis of used tires. Yields are 55% oil, 25% carbon black, 9% steel, 5% fiber and 6% gas. AND PETROZENE!
Don't forget the environmental impact and praise that they will receive for eliminating the huge problem of 300 million used tires dumped in landfills across the country. Another revenue stream could be federal grant money to build more machines and funds from environmental groups!
You are leaking info that we aren't supposed to be hearing.
Your patience will be rewarded. This time they want to make sure nothing goes wrong.
You will soon find out. And yes, "the pps would fly!"
"I’m looking forward to continuous announcements about these contracts as they are finalized. I feel confident that Freestone’s shareholders will be satisfied with the final results, and I’m very grateful for their continued support while we reach the tail end of this process."
No, the pump hasn't even started yet.
"While Petrozene has proven to increase production when used down hole, it has also been shown to be a cost effective method to remove of tank bottom sludge that can occur in oil storage vessels. Petrozene can be a substantial cost saving product for mid-stream companies by increasing their oil storage capacity, and decreasing their sludge disposal costs. Thus, the increase in oil supply here in the United States and abroad has created a perfect opportunity for Freestone and Petrozene in the coming months and years."
Petrozene isn't the only salvageable ingredient in used tires:
Synthetic rubber is produced from the polymers found in crude oil.
The other primary ingredient in tire rubber is carbon black. Carbon black is a fine, soft powder created when crude oil or natural gas is burned with a limited amount of oxygen, causing incomplete combustion and creating a large amount of fine soot. So much carbon black is required for manufacturing tires that rail cars transport it and huge silos store the carbon black at the tire factory until it is needed.
Texaco (now owned by Chevron) pioneered a tire liquefaction process that dissolves shreds of tire chunks in hot oil to produce both a light oil suitable for gasoline diesel and heating fuel as well as a heavy oil-like tire oil. The leftover components from the process are suitable for producing asphalt. The company also turns tires into fuel via a separate gasifaction process using a slurry made from tires and oil.
Here is a good example of the projects going on around the world for gasification and pyrolysis technologies,
http://www.waste-management-world.com/topics/gasification.htm