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The monster 5,500% jump of Distribution Management Services, Inc. (PINK:DMGM, DMGM message board) on Friday seem to have been unexpected even by the stock promoters, who noticed the sudden activity in the middle of the trading session. Today's session will also be interesting, as over the weekend the investor community received some never disclosed to the public information about DMGM and its business plans.
DMGM has been traded only a couple of times this year, but a filing with the SEC from Friday made it surge up to over $0.22 and finally settle at $0.14 for a share, an almost inconceivable increase for the stock with a 200-day moving average of $0.00332 and average trading volume of 72,000 shares.
Not spamming.. You never know as this could be EVXA one day !! IMO
Sweet !!!!
The ask of .0002 thinned out last week...
Still a small about of shares for a stock trading at .0002 IMO
I added at .0015 and .0019... Hopefully your EVXA charts look good.. It's more exciting when you have bullish charts :)
I'd like to see 5 cents soon :)
me 2
I think we have a stock that potentially can be at 5 cents pps IMO
EnviroXtract, Inc. Announces That It Has Executed a Memorandum of Understanding With Extractive Technologies, Inc. to Acquire a License for Canadian Oil Sands Extraction and Upgrading
EDMOND, Okla., Feb. 1, 2010
EnviroXtract, Inc. Announces That It Has Executed a Memorandum of Understanding With Extractive Technologies, Inc. to Acquire a License for Canadian Oil Sands Extraction and Upgrading
EDMOND, Okla., Feb. 1, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- EnviroXtract, Inc. (Pink Sheets: EVXA) announced today that Management has executed a Memorandum of Understanding with Extractive Technologies, Inc. to acquire a license for Canadian oil sands extraction and upgrading. Concurrent with this acquisition, the Company is also developing a plan to become a fully-reporting company and return to the OTCBB.
Extractive Technologies specializes in proprietary ‘green’ energy solutions. Its oil technology applications utilize a unique coupling of electromagnetic energy and electro-static energy in a vacuum environment. An energy field intensely excites the oil feedstock at the molecular level, releasing any chemical bonds and breaking down molecular compounds to their elemental state. In short, the technology is capable of efficiently extracting bitumen from oil sands while simultaneously performing upgrading, hydro-treating, and partial refining of the bitumen product. The company is not aware of any other technology capable of achieving similar results.
Extracts 99.9% of oil from oil sands feedstock
No water is used in extracting bitumen from oil sands feedstock
No chemical discharge or oil-polluted tailings ponds are created
No natural gas or other fossil fuels are used in oil sands extraction or upgrading
Carbon gases produced during processing can be captured in the ‘closed’ system
Electrical power consumption is extremely low
Tailings are clean and dry, ready for reintroduction into the environment
Sulfur and other contaminants are significantly reduced during processing
Bitumen is significantly upgraded during the extraction process
CANADIAN OIL SANDS
Oil sands, also known as tar sands, or extra heavy oil, are a type of bitumen deposit. The sands are naturally occurring mixtures of sand or clay, water and an extremely dense and viscous form of petroleum called bitumen. They are found in large amounts in many countries throughout the world, but are found in extremely large quantities in Canada and Venezuela.
Oil sands reserves have recently been considered to be part of the world's oil reserves, as higher oil prices and new technology enable them to be profitably extracted and upgraded to usable products. These oil sands may represent as much as two-thirds of the world's total petroleum resource, with at least 1.7 trillion barrels in the Canadian Athabasca Oil Sands.
Canada is the largest supplier of crude oil and refined products to the United States, supplying about 20% of total U.S. imports. Canada exports more oil and oil products to the U.S. than it consumes itself. In 2006, bitumen production averaged 1.25 million barrels per day through 81 oil sands projects, representing 47% of total Canadian petroleum production. This proportion is expected to increase as bitumen production grows while conventional oil production declines.
The environmental challenges facing Canada’s oil sands projects are enormous. More than 80 kilograms of greenhouse gases are released into the atmosphere for every barrel of bitumen produced from oil sands. The development of Canada’s oil sands is the single largest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions growth in Canada.
Current oil sands extraction methods have created hundreds of thousands of acres of oil-polluted tailings ponds which have altered the pristine landscape and replaced much of the muskeg and boreal forests of Alberta. For every barrel of bitumen that is produced from oil sands, 2 to 4 barrels of waste water are removed from Alberta’s rivers. Tailings ponds holding wastewater from mining operations are so extensive that they can be seen from space on regional-scale satellite photos. Many who have visited the oil sands region of Canada call this an environmental disaster.
Solutions for many of these issues may exist with Extractive Technologies’ applications.
About EnviroXtract, Inc.:
EnviroXtract, Inc. has developed an efficient technology to perform environmental remediation applications for oil spills and other toxic chemical remediation applications which require a complete separation of hazardous or toxic chemicals from contaminated soil. The technology has proven capable of removing virtually 100% of oil from soil, is extremely energy efficient, leaves clean, dry tailings with no residual oil, requires no water, natural gas, fossil fuels, or chemicals during processing, discharges no pollutants, and is capable of capturing carbon emissions in a closed vacuum processing system.
EnviroXtract will implement an aggressive schedule of testing its proprietary thermal process for extraction of various hazardous and toxic materials from soil samples. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) maintains a Toxic Release Inventory of 581 individually listed chemicals and 30 chemical categories which require removal and mitigation under federal regulations. Independent third-party analysis and verification will measure the effectiveness of the EnviroXtract thermal process in removing many of these toxic chemicals from soil samples. The results of these tests and subsequent analysis will be updated regularly on the EnviroXtract website, www.EnviroXtract.com. EnviroXtract plans to explore additional environmental remediation applications to enhance its business model.
http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/news.html?d=183174
Canadian tar sands set to be top U.S. oil import
Let's not forget that other risky, dirty oil business BP is part of
May 20, 2010
Canada’s large reserves of tar sands (or oil sands) are poised to become the number one source of U.S. crude oil imports in 2010, according to a new report from research firm IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates.
Oil sands imports could ultimately increase to account for 20 percent to 36 percent of U.S. oil and refined product imports by 2030 from the 2009 level of 8 percent, according to the report, “The Role of Canadian Oil Sands in U.S. Oil Supply.”
I’m so glad the Houston Chronicle still uses the term tar sands, unlike the semi-greenwashing term CERA is using (see Memo to all: They ain’t “oil sands.”)
The CERA report also seriously underplays the devastating environmental and human health consequences of the “biggest global warming crime ever seen.” See also Canadian bishop challenges the “moral legitimacy” of tar sands production. Indeed, a major new study by Ceres, discussed below, comes to a very different view.
And these reports couldn’t be more timely, given which company is betting big time on the tar sands (see BP stand for “back to petroleum” — oil giant shuts clean energy HQ, slashes renewables budget up to $900 million this year, dives into tar sands).
CERA claims the environmental concerns are not big enough to undermine the rationale for continued expansion of the tar Sands:
Energy security does not need to be at odds with the environment. Innovation in oil sands has been a constant theme. Since its inception, the industry has made and continues to make major technological strides in optimizing resources, innovating new processes, reducing costs, increasing efficiency, reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and reducing its environmental impact. However, new techniques and technologies are needed to continue to grow production sustainably. Cooperation between governments, both in the United States and Canada, and the private sector is crucial to continued advancement of new technologies.
As the Houston Chronicle reports,
The findings are at odds with those released this week by sustainable investment advocacy group Ceres, which released a report saying Canada’s oil sands are potentially riskier investments than the Gulf of Mexico. Stricter climate regulation and a possible federal low-carbon fuels mandate undermine such investments, the study says.
And CP just happens to have an analysis of the Ceres report by CAP’s Colorado-based Tom Kenworthy.
As hard as it is to take our eyes off the volcano of oil erupting into the Gulf of Mexico, a new report on the Canadian tar sands industry is worth a look northward.
“Canada’s Oil Sands/Shrinking Window of Opportunity,” just published by Ceres, a coalition of investors, environmental and public interest organizations that studies challenges to sustainability, says that in financial and environmental terms our northern neighbor’s tar sands industry may be even riskier than sucking oil from beneath the Gulf.
“Most of these risks are related to the energy- and water-intensive nature of oil sands production, risks that will only increase as the industry seeks to double or even triple production in a world that is increasingly becoming water- and carbon-constrained,” writes Ceres president Mindy S. Lubber in her introduction to the report.
The mining, processing and upgrading of the viscous bitumen that lies beneath a great swath of northern Alberta, produces about 1.3 million barrels of oil per day. Most of it is exported to the U.S. where many states are considering imposing low-carbon fuel standards for transportation fuels that threaten the Canadian industry’s growth. Canadian and Albertan officials, along with industry leaders, have embarked on a high-intensity lobbying campaign to change the dirty image of tar sands oil, which is about three times as carbon intensive as conventional oil.
Because new production of oil from tar sands is so expensive, requiring a world price of at least $65 a barrel and “potentially as high as $95 per barrel to make economic sense,” the industry’s plans to greatly expand are vulnerable to price pressures, including those from low carbon fuel standards. Though the carbon content of tar sands could be reduced by mixing the oil with biofuels produced from cellulosic ethanol, that additive is not yet available on a commercial scale. Ceres estimates that if a quarter of the U.S. vehicle market were subject to a low carbon fuel standard, requiring a 10% reduction in the carbon intensity of gasoline by 2020 and another 10% reduction by 2030, that could cut tar sands production by 13.5% compared to a baseline estimate.
Other risks facing the industry cited by the Ceres report include:
Tar sands production that relies on strip mining of deposits close to the surface uses large quantities of water – as much as four barrels of water for every barrel of oil produced. Though the industry is increasingly shifting to less water-intensive methods including in-situ release of bitumen by underground steam injection, water constraints, including the impact of climate change, could hamper growth.
The industry faces growing costs from land reclamation under pressure from new government reclamation directives, and this could mean higher operating costs for some producers.
Opposition from aboriginal communities could stymie growth and slow efforts to build pipelines to Canada’s west coast for export to Asia.
Carbon capture and sequestration technology could help the tar sands industry lower its carbon intensity, but it would require lengthy pipelines and raise the price of production by $11.40 per barrel.
“Added together,” Lubber concluded, “these wider-ranging challenges will make oil sands production increasingly risky in the years ahead…. (G)lobal oil prices will need to remain high – possibly approaching $100 a barrel – to justify the planed $120 billion expansion in the oil sands region in the next decade. Oil sands producers must also be mindful that if global oil prices get too high, above $120-$150 a barrel, it will likely reduce global oil demand and shift markets in favor of alternative fuels. Bottom line: oil sand producers are operating in a narrowing window of profitability.”
http://climateprogress.org/2010/05/20/tar-sands-top-oil-import-bp-cera-ceres-report/
Is BP Spraying Toxic Dispersants in the Gulf ?
http://www.dailyfinance.com/story/company-news/bp-gulf-oil-spill-dispersants/19609984/
AP ENTERPRISE: Oil cleanup both bonanza and bust
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100826/ap_on_bi_ge/us_gulf_oil_spill_economy
Thats when it hit 2.5 cents...
I agree as we need some real volume
Its not IF its When IMO
You weren't late getting in the game.. Most of us have stock at higher prices... You are in at close to its 52 week low Congrats
I don't think its the company dumping... Its the MM naked shorting IMO Look and my previous post confimr this is being done
go for it.. I did yesterday and bought 400K more today
Looks like its peculating !!! :) IMO
Buying another million at .0019
Excellent info Thanks
now slapping the .0025
now the .0024
I'm all alone here !!!
now the .0023
slapping the .0022 now
No spamming
You are waiting for the ask to go t0 .0025? Its .0022 now
resettting on less then $2K worth of trading?
Low vol MM manupulation... Im buying watch for a million plus shares
yep.. I would love to see a short squeeze
Tue, Aug 17, 2010
5:07 AM Looking for Shareholder Opinions on EnviroXtract's Latest News - M2 Presswire
August 17, 2010 - 5:07 AM EDT
Looking for Shareholder Opinions on EnviroXtract's Latest News
Looking for Shareholder Opinions on EnviroXtract's Latest News
Aug. 17, 2010 (M2 Communications Ltd.) --
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Great info Thanks
There still shorting at these levels
http://regsho.finra.org/FORFshvol20100825.txt
11 million?
Short squeeze ?
http://regsho.finra.org/FORFshvol20100825.txt
When there is only 1 MM at .0002 I say we take it out until the .0003's start to get bought
how many were shorted?
I don't think you can buy after hours
its on the ask now I bought 12 million