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I also heard a lot of slack about how GE is doing very well and LLEG is not. But I hope that will change.
I heard the snow, sleet and my horn as people do not know how to drive in this mess.
Dig
See my latest facebook pics. I feel like I can afford another cruise soon
After the news I heard in the morning I am HAPPY again :)
(Not about Berlin ;)
Happy Buying :)
Berlin is not the only project I am referring too. There was supposed to be the "Katy Perry" deal that I thought was going to be resolved by the end of the year 2010. ;)
But that deal is either in limbo or fell through, or mike is not releasing info till financial release EST... March/April
To calculate FAIR MARKET VALUE you need to calculate based on full dillution. Some might not and they might get a higher number by using the O/S, but my number do not change if MBB decides he needs to issue shares for some reason and the O/S goes from 2.6 to 2.8 billion. (Don't get me wrong I do not think he will)
UPOD
I am not selling, and I have not sold, As I stated in one of my previous posts it is frustrating not knowing what is going on in this company.
Fair Value if we sold Berlin for $15Million / 3Billion = .005
This is why there is a selloff. I think we get slammed soon.
No PR no Stock stability.
See you all in the house of PAIN for the next month or two.
Last time I believe anyone who says "the deal will be finalized by the end of the year". Good job.
Do you think LLEG is at fair value?
Jon why so negative, can't we all live in harmony.
Are you saying if the laidlaw plant (Burgess BioPower) get approval than:
NO new influx of probably 75 million in payroll.
NO 1000 MW Hydro.
NO 400 jobs coming to this small area this spring and summer.
Dead Link
I am an opinion. My facts are just posted with links to articles I find interesting. Readers can make up their own minds.
My Opinion is that LLEG will be a great stock some day.
My Opinion is that LLEG will make me money some day.
My Opinion is that people who sell now will regret it in a month or two.
My opinion is that Berlin will be a great town once the plant is open.
My Opinion is that you are just negative to the idea of change.
I hope someday I might buy a multi family house in Berlin and I might even call you up.
Bill
9million shares to drop yesterday and so far 8.5 million shares to recover. Sounds like shares moving from weak hands to longs to me. But, Im Not Smart Enough.
You see, more negativity from you . . . stick to the facts like you claim you always do.
Shares are being bought up by LONGS. I bought a little today.
Like the CEO stated he can only guide you so far.
Do not forget end of March we will be close to becoming a reporting company than you can read the 10K.......
LLEG bulls .0041 and LLEG Bears .0042 are fighting it out.
Sorry to see you sell. I am not selling any shares.
To all Newbie’s.. UPDATE ! ! !
I stated "10million Authorized shares". It meant to read 10 million preferred shares
Becoming a fully reporting company will place us in another ballpark and with NO DEBT... We should be sitting pretty by the summer.
I hope you are right, that would be great. My rumor mill said ONE is a possible GO. Only time will tell.
Spencerforhire lives in Berlin, NH and is very NEGATIVE on this subject - I met him during a SEC meeting to obtain the building permit. He is a real estate person and does not want the power plant. If you notice the picture the plant is located in downtown Berlin and can be seen at almost every turn.
Some people just have ulterior motives. Just ask your questions and some of us longs will help you the best we can.
To all NEWBIES to LLEG . . . .
I have been in LLEG for about 3 years. I have accumulated about 98million shares over that time. 8% of my shares are in my RothIRA. I still have 23 more years before retirement, so I will retire Tax FREE.
We are now about .005 with 3billion authorized and 2,454,721,088 Outstanding with 10million Authorized shares. If you want to call the Transfer Agent please call American Registrar and Transfer at Tel. 801-363-9065. They are friendly and will tell you the share structure of LLEG. Management owns about 65 – 70% of the authorized shares. So now you can try and figure out the FLOAT.
Do not try and go for that home run 100% 200% 500% 10000% gains like you see in all this useless popups prompting you to join now (Stock Mafia…etc) and earn 100% every day. This is BS. They have already owned the shares of whatever company they are pumping, and sell you their shares when you read the story about "THE NEXT GREAT STOCK PICK".
Laidlaw Energy group (LLEG) is a real company getting off the ground. OK there might be some bumps along the way but buying when the stock is down will prove to be a great investment in the LONG TERM.
Yes I said long Term. As you have been made aware this CEO does not issue PUMP PRs to inflate the price per share on a daily or weekly basis. This can leave an investor in the dark for awhile and could cause frustration. Just look at the PPA, we all expected a PR stating the PPA will be either approved or denied this week. But it looks like it will take a little longer, maybe into February. Now you will see all the negative people saying “TRAIN WRECK”, get out now before LLEG hits .00005. To help with this I recommend you do what every great investor does. TAKE PROFITS when the stock is up.
I am not a trader, I am an investor. I cannot time stocks but I know when a stock makes gains I take some money off the table. I hope for a pullback and buy back the same monies and get more shares. Or I go on a cruise, like I just did last week :) Thank you LLEG for my cruise.
Just remember you do not need to be "ALL IN" or "ALL OUT" of a stock. Keep your core shares and buy and sell around that core. I know this is basic investing 101, but I just hope I helped some new investors.
Please… Please… ask questions. There are no stupid questions. Anyone stating opinions as facts positive or negative ask them for a LINK to the article.
Here is a secret : Look at the volume when a stock goes up or down. so far today we are down 4% on 2million shares. 2,160,000 x .0046 = $9,936 Not that much for a 3billion x .0046 = $13,800,000 company. The player of this game will make you believe the sky is falling when if you look at the volume you will see they are making up a fairy tail.
There you go being all negative trying to scare up new shares from newbie LLEG share holders. Go eat a donut and just relax. We do not want to hear about what you plan on doing when the PPA is approved.
You just proved again you are just negative and only see the darkside. just report the facts, and state IMO at the end.
A ‘Biomess’ in Massachusetts
The commonwealth's final RPS qualification standards are overdue.
By Lisa Gibson | January 25, 2011
As Massachusetts develops new renewable portfolio standard (RPS) qualifications, the commonwealth could be positioning itself as the most unwelcoming to biomass projects in the country, leaving developers, foresters, laborers and biomass proponents concerned about the future of the industry.
The Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources is months overdue on issuing its final draft of rule changes, determining which projects qualify for the state’s 20 percent by 2025 RPS and receive renewable energy certificates (RECs). Without RECs, biomass projects are not economical. The DOER previously released drafts of proposed rule changes, including a 60 percent efficiency standard and a limit on the amount of forest wood that can be used: 15 percent of the weight of all forest products. The changes stem from a push against state regulatory agencies by opposition groups trying to stop the use of biomass to produce renewable energy.
The proposed rules stipulate that if a biomass power plant can reach 40 percent efficiency it will receive half an REC, ratcheted up to one full REC upon reaching 60 percent efficiency. From a developer’s perspective, even 40 percent can be a daunting hurdle.
Dwayne Breger, director of renewable and alternative energy development for the DOER, had expected the agency to file final rule regulation in January.
—Lisa Gibson
http://www.biomassmagazine.com/articles/5252/a-undefinedbiomessundefined-in-massachusetts
What a bunch of cry babies . . . .
You are negative, Just report the facts than state IN MY OPINION i think.....blah blah blah.
You just report the negative, and for that I thank you. I guess you need the ying with the yang. I just know you hide the positive. And your track record for predicting the outcome of any of LLEG transaction so far has never come true.
Jon, even though you are very negative on the LLEG deal, and will try anything to stop it. I have to give you credit and thanks for the information you are providing.
FREE Energy is the way of the future I am working on that, as depicted in my new profile picture.
I can guarantee you that NEWS IS COMING sometime after this message board post - :)
If it was insiders the volume would be a lot more than 3.3million.
They may not have the money to go - It is a FREE paper. maybe they should give Jon Donut money and hitch a ride.
But that was for another project not the current Berlin Project. I will give you a 3 of a kind no BINGO.
+++ LLEG Chart.... on the move
Find Me a better 6 month chart than this one under .006.
NEWS ! ! ! !
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=webchart&btn=s_ok&ctl00%24sb3%24stb=Type+in+a+ticker+or+keyword%28s%29...&symbol=USOTC%3ALLEG&s_ok=Get+Chart&period=4&drawmode=0&size=19&volume=1
Find Me a better 6 month chart than this one under .006.
NEWS ! ! ! !
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=webchart&btn=s_ok&ctl00%24sb3%24stb=Type+in+a+ticker+or+keyword%28s%29...&symbol=USOTC%3ALLEG&s_ok=Get+Chart&period=4&drawmode=0&size=19&volume=1
Bingo what?
Hello and welcome
The project you are referring to was our original Town of Ellicottville, NY project. The town did not want it and after court it was ruled not in LLEG favor. The NY project is DEAD.
http://www.laidlawenergy.com/images/LLEG_News_Release_1-9-08.pdf
We now have the city of Berlin, NH cheering us on and I am sure you are finding all the great news about this project.
Any questions just ask :)
Happy Buying
Can anyone tell me what this pattern looks like?
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=webchart&btn=s_ok&ctl00%24sb3%24stb=Type+in+a+ticker+or+keyword%28s%29...&symbol=USOTC%3ALLEG&s_ok=Get+Chart&period=4&drawmode=0&size=19&volume=1
Can anyone tell me what this pattern looks like?
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=webchart&btn=s_ok&ctl00%24sb3%24stb=Type+in+a+ticker+or+keyword%28s%29...&symbol=USOTC%3ALLEG&s_ok=Get+Chart&period=4&drawmode=0&size=19&volume=1
Gregory R. Blair - Laidlaw Project Manager & President of National Public Energy, Inc. Mr.Blair has over 30 years experience in the financing, development and management of large-scale energy and waste management projects. Mr. Blair has established an impressive track record as a problem solver and turnaround specialist through his work at National Public Energy, Inc. ("NPE"), which he founded in 1990. From 1991 to present, NPE has managed Biofmass One L.P., a privately held, twin stoker-grate boiler, 30MW (net) biomass energy project with over $60 million in assets and $24 million in annual revenues. In this capacity, Mr. Blair led Biomass One from $8.5 million of losses to profitability in the first eighteen months of NPE's involvement the the project. This was accomplished through the development and initiation of comprehensive plans for overall business management; including fuel acquisition strategies, commodities arbitrage techniques, new business development and O&M decision-making. NPE is Managing General Partner of Biomass One. While simultaneously maintaining his responsibilities with NPE, Mr. Blair was a Vice President at Enron International from 1997 to 1999, where he led the Company's efforts in south India. From 1999-2001,he was a Vice President at Enron North America, specializing in asset acquisitions, project restructurings and risk management services. Mr. Blair began his career with National Westminster Bank USA, where he foundedthe Project Finance department. From 1984-1990 he closed non-recourse credit facilities totaling over $430 million for seven waste-to-energy ventures and one cogeneration project.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=5253
Gregory R. Blair - Laidlaw Project Manager & President of National Public Energy, Inc. Mr.Blair has over 30 years experience in the financing, development and management of large-scale energy and waste management projects. Mr. Blair has established an impressive track record as a problem solver and turnaround specialist through his work at National Public Energy, Inc. ("NPE"), which he founded in 1990. From 1991 to present, NPE has managed Biofmass One L.P., a privately held, twin stoker-grate boiler, 30MW (net) biomass energy project with over $60 million in assets and $24 million in annual revenues. In this capacity, Mr. Blair led Biomass One from $8.5 million of losses to profitability in the first eighteen months of NPE's involvement the the project. This was accomplished through the development and initiation of comprehensive plans for overall business management; including fuel acquisition strategies, commodities arbitrage techniques, new business development and O&M decision-making. NPE is Managing General Partner of Biomass One. While simultaneously maintaining his responsibilities with NPE, Mr. Blair was a Vice President at Enron International from 1997 to 1999, where he led the Company's efforts in south India. From 1999-2001,he was a Vice President at Enron North America, specializing in asset acquisitions, project restructurings and risk management services. Mr. Blair began his career with National Westminster Bank USA, where he foundedthe Project Finance department. From 1984-1990 he closed non-recourse credit facilities totaling over $430 million for seven waste-to-energy ventures and one cogeneration project.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=5253