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Thanks Bud and almost the entire float is locked up according to the share structure press release.
I keep pinching myself buying more as I can't believe it is still this cheap.
When Burtek unveils that new turbine shortly this is heading for dollars especially with multiple million dollar contracts already on the books for solar and lighting jobs.
We are at the right place at the right time here on this one Bud right before it begins to get seriously exciting.
Check out this share structure as it's nearly all locked up or held by management.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/CGEI/news/CGE-Energy-Announces-Post-Merger-Insider-Share-Structures?id=118822&b=y
This is going to pick up quickly with everything in store that we know is coming shortly.
No doubt. They are a Govt. "ship when ready" supplier that doesn't even go through any inspections with anything they build and ship in the U.S. and abroad. The buck stops at Burtek.
Burtek Winde20 turbine unveiling coming soon.
This will really make this pop when the mass production begins.
According to Burtek it can happen any time now.
https://www.onlinetes.com/article/energy-solutions-wind-turbine-components-wind-energy-manufacturing-072915
$CGEI Super tiny SS and float. Quarterly revenue is going to send this sailing being a debt free company.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=69267820
CGEI 30 sec. Super Bowl Ad!
http://ih.advfn.com/videos/educational/cgei-30-sec-tv-ad_KVH0ZRs29mQ
No, I don't know if it's an ad for the SuperBowl but it's still nice and is a TV ad spot.
CGEI 30 sec. Super Bowl Ad!
http://ih.advfn.com/videos/educational/cgei-30-sec-tv-ad_KVH0ZRs29mQ
No, I don't know if it's an ad for the SuperBowl but it's still nice and is a TV ad spot.
CGEI Competition is at the door! News Out!
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/CGEI/news/CGE-Energy-Officers-and-Management-Release-Update-for-Second-Fiscal-Quarter-2015?id=118821&b=y
$CGEI News Out! Dynamic upcoming quarterly expected.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/CGEI/news/CGE-Energy-Officers-and-Management-Release-Update-for-Second-Fiscal-Quarter-2015?id=118821&b=y
$CGEI News Out! Dynamic upcoming quarterly expected.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/CGEI/news/CGE-Energy-Officers-and-Management-Release-Update-for-Second-Fiscal-Quarter-2015?id=118821&b=y
Not by choice! "Represents a sale by Casablanca of shares of Common Stock on the open market in order to satisfy redemption requests."
Nonetheless, as more information about the extent of the damage caused by the dam burst emerges, analysts are trying to tot up the potential bill for both BHP and Vale SA. The dam breach was the largest-ever spill of its kind, according to Robert Chambers, president of the nonprofit Center for Science in Public Participation, whose group has tracked these types of failures back to 1915.
The cost to the companies, including for cleanup and rebuilding, could top US$1 billion, said Paul Young, a Sydney-based analyst at Deutsche Bank, who estimated the mine could be closed until about 2019. He described the dam burst as "catastrophic."
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=69225500
Nonetheless, as more information about the extent of the damage caused by the dam burst emerges, analysts are trying to tot up the potential bill for both BHP and Vale SA. The dam breach was the largest-ever spill of its kind, according to Robert Chambers, president of the nonprofit Center for Science in Public Participation, whose group has tracked these types of failures back to 1915.
The cost to the companies, including for cleanup and rebuilding, could top US$1 billion, said Paul Young, a Sydney-based analyst at Deutsche Bank, who estimated the mine could be closed until about 2019. He described the dam burst as "catastrophic."
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=69225500
Nonetheless, as more information about the extent of the damage caused by the dam burst emerges, analysts are trying to tot up the potential bill for both BHP and Vale SA. The dam breach was the largest-ever spill of its kind, according to Robert Chambers, president of the nonprofit Center for Science in Public Participation, whose group has tracked these types of failures back to 1915.
The cost to the companies, including for cleanup and rebuilding, could top US$1 billion, said Paul Young, a Sydney-based analyst at Deutsche Bank, who estimated the mine could be closed until about 2019. He described the dam burst as "catastrophic."
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=69225500
BHP/VALE The extent of the damage raises questions about the future of Samarco's iron-ore operation in Minas Gerais state, where two of the mine's three waste-containment dams burst. The mine has ceased operations for now. On Monday, a state environmental official said he would challenge any new relicensing of the project.
Fitch Ratings on Monday put a negative credit watch on four classes of Samarco debt. The ratings agency cited concerns about lower iron-ore production following the accident, as well as the potential for the company to be hit with regulatory, legal or environmental penalties. If "the cause of the breach was due to a technical error, the penalties could be more punitive," Fitch said.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=69235500
BHP/VALE The extent of the damage raises questions about the future of Samarco's iron-ore operation in Minas Gerais state, where two of the mine's three waste-containment dams burst. The mine has ceased operations for now. On Monday, a state environmental official said he would challenge any new relicensing of the project.
Fitch Ratings on Monday put a negative credit watch on four classes of Samarco debt. The ratings agency cited concerns about lower iron-ore production following the accident, as well as the potential for the company to be hit with regulatory, legal or environmental penalties. If "the cause of the breach was due to a technical error, the penalties could be more punitive," Fitch said.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=69235500
BHP/VALE The extent of the damage raises questions about the future of Samarco's iron-ore operation in Minas Gerais state, where two of the mine's three waste-containment dams burst. The mine has ceased operations for now. On Monday, a state environmental official said he would challenge any new relicensing of the project.
Fitch Ratings on Monday put a negative credit watch on four classes of Samarco debt. The ratings agency cited concerns about lower iron-ore production following the accident, as well as the potential for the company to be hit with regulatory, legal or environmental penalties. If "the cause of the breach was due to a technical error, the penalties could be more punitive," Fitch said.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=69235500
For BHP and VALE, Great for $CLF
The over supply glut was being caused by Samarco which is jointly owned by VALE and BHP. The entire Brazilian operation is halted until an estimated 2019 at the minimum.
This stands for approximately 100 million tonnes of pellets for the 3 year period and possibly more out of the equation.
And Cliffs is prepared.
Brazil mine disaster is crushing VALE.
Both BHP and VALE will suffer a long time coming. All mining operations to be halted through 2019 that may be extended. Billions in damages.
http://www.smh.com.au/business/bhp-deeply-affected-by-brazilian-mine-sludge-disaster-as-hopes-fade-for-workers-20151108-gkts0g.html
Brazilian mine disaster BHP deeply affected.
http://www.smh.com.au/business/bhp-deeply-affected-by-brazilian-mine-sludge-disaster-as-hopes-fade-for-workers-20151108-gkts0g.html
$CLF is on fire! BHP/VALE disaster results.
http://seekingalpha.com/news/2912046-iron-ore-to-stay-50-ton-as-samarco-helps-delay-slump-citi-says
Not any more with this billion dollar mess to clean up.
http://ih.advfn.com/videos/educational/bhp-vale-brazil-mine-halted_1QIubtuRim0
This disaster will continue to tank BHP in a hurry. Money is leaving the scene fast here OTCRIDER. Take caution.
$CLF to breakout! BHP/VALE Halt production and processing in Brazil due to a breached dam. The entire mine will be offline for many years after this disaster.
CLF will rebound significantly on this one as Mother nature stops the oversupply glut.
http://ih.advfn.com/videos/educational/bhp-vale-brazil-mine-halted_1QIubtuRim0
BHP Halts production with VALE, Brazil mines and processing plant.
Good, that will stop BHP and VALE's over supply tactic in it's tracks.
Cliffs will prevail and pick up steam while BHP tanks.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=69225500
BHP/VALE Brazilian Mine Closed till at least 2019. There goes the supplier for cheap import dumping.
Now that production has been halted, I wonder what caused the dam to burst.
30 million tonnes of pellets are now out of the equation annually now that Mother nature stepped in to ease production since they wouldn't.
Sorry about the folks who lost lives over the wake of this sloppy miner BHP and Brazilian owned VALE. Just look at the slums these miners actually lived in and the condition is no different if it was flooded or not.
$CLF Short Squeeze of the Century! BHP/VALE mines in Brazil is shut down.
This is 30 million tonnes annually.
https://www.steelmarketupdate.com/blog/7630-dam-rupture-at-brazil-iron-ore-mine-may-impact-pricing
$CLF Although a break in production is not expected to have much impact on earnings projections, it may support the current premium for pellets or create a short term spike. - See more at: https://www.steelmarketupdate.com/blog/7630-dam-rupture-at-brazil-iron-ore-mine-may-impact-pricing#sthash.BcUnJEnt.dpuf
$CLF -BHP Billiton Ltd and Vale mine halted!
Mother nature STOPS production!
https://www.steelmarketupdate.com/blog/7630-dam-rupture-at-brazil-iron-ore-mine-may-impact-pricing
Insiders starting to buy today.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingPdf?FilingID=10995356
$CLF Indeed, Big money was eating shorts like hell today. Did you see how massive some of those trades were that were easily swallowed up. The shorts were dumping big to kill the run and big money ate every bit of it while going up. This gap is filled, capped, and fueled up. The real squeeze begins Monday when shorts either cover or be crushed. Today was just a wake up call and it's already interesting.
$TST This junk stock is a joke! It's an ATM Rip Off Machine.
17 MILLION IN BOGUS EXPENSES for a paper company that loses money is nuts.
There is no value here while subscriptions keep going down year after year while they laughably blame a book for causing such a radical decline year after year in their report.
Everybody knows that the street is a joke and so is it's stock.
The stock is it's key product here and a fools bet!
Indeed and history just repeating itself. They had to stop the bleeding again just like the past before countries become insolvent.
Brazil is on the brink of a revolution where military action is likely as their depression is now overwhelming where life and death choices are now being made. (No media attention or very little) What some do not realize is Brazil is the largest shareholder of VALE who some believe shot themselves in the foot over producing with Brazil national interests at stake. VALE is also the second largest Nickle producer in the world. The focus was being put on Australia as Iron Ore is it's key commodity to their dollar strength where other countries are suffering even more with revolutionary war on the table.
Question is, how much production was stock piled with the cost going towards the last 10Q? It's going to get seriously interesting around here.
$CLF New Duties on Steel Imports Effective Immediately
http://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-steel-projects-worse-than-expected-shipments-in-2015-1446589798
This is just the beginning just like before.
Easy $20 with $CLF in 24 months.
Coverage has already began where it's down to 40% from being around 80 shorted.
There is no reason for it to be this low in the first place. Hedge funds heavily shorted this while screaming the end in seeking alpha and barrons articles with a list of what ifs and BK based on fabricated steel pricing and the "world allowing China to dump" Including Europe. Europe just put an end to it and the U.S will follow just like the last time in the 80's that drove Cliffs down with a hostile take over threat that failed. The hedge funds shorted the stock to hedge against the bonds so either way for them works out and better yet if they did go BK as all the shorts would have been free money.
They went from over a billion in losses to a profit in that last report that woke the MM's up.
Same thing Harley, Tariffs, Union contracts, and world markets and hedge funds screaming the end. And Cliffs came back roaring with stock piles of the mustang pellet going to market with trade sanctions corrected.
History repeating itself right here Bud.
Exactly, but either way, I don't believe or even consider it an option at this point as Gonclaves stated.
You know me, as I didn't support him at first as I presumed a different strategy that never materialized which I admitted too and I had the guy pre judged to completely dissolve Cliffs as we knew it. I was wrong and so was a whole mess of hedge funds about Cliffs direction.
It's no secret that CLF's was shorted heavily to hedge against the bonds with a whole bunch of published what ifs that never happened and they are now understanding that CLF is going nowhere but up especially tapping into a whole new segment serving DRI markets.
I'm telling everybody to load up on CLF and hold for 2 years and see whtcha got. This is a no brainer.
The same tariff crap already happened exactly like it did in the 80's when CLF hit an all time low. The same cycle with the same tariff crap is all this trend is all over again. When the past is looked at and considered, we are now coming off of the same bounce that was fabricated back then when they also had a hostile takeover threat that failed. The 50 year chart would have a double bottom bounce with all of the same bells and whistles going off in the world markets as before.
Remember the "Stand Up For Iron Ore" Campaign of the past? The same thing is going on right now with the same exact excuses for the reasons why. Trade sanctions. Now union contracts have to also be dealt with like before, but now the right to work puts a different spin on it all together and the miner knows it.
This cycle has happened before with the world leaders calling the shots and like before the rebound was dramatic. History is repeating itself and those who know also know this is where you can buy money with a little patience.
$CLF's new DRI segment is on fire! I don't know if people realize how huge this additional revenue stream is. This is where Cliffs does a 180 and starts heading back north.
$CLF Huge long and short term winner here.
Highly unlikely is more probable. According to the call, there is no issues to even worry about with Cliffs.
The new DR segment and additional revenue streams is overwhelming. Cliffs is poised to be the turn around stock of a life time with or without any coal deal or any pension plan harboring operations.
Plain and simple, shorts lost on this one and they know it as coverage has significantly increased as the short interest reflects.
Cliffs is heading back to where it belongs, a $50 stock. Give Gonclaves 2 years and it's absolute. Cassablanca buy in position was in the mid to upper 20's. before the proxy they ran to elect the CEO who has over a million of his own skin in at around $5.45 or better.
Gonclaves is doing what he was elected to do and is doing an excellent job at that bringing back significant value to Cliffs and Cassa still wants to double up the way I see it as they never left.
Smart money buys Cliffs.
Huge coverage going on. Look at how many large block burst basket trades happening.
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/burstbasket.asp