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Hope today's spectacular 42% gain is the beginning of a rally...
Given that GlyEco has a corner on glycol recycling technology, it's only a matter of time before the company starts nailing down contracts.
Article: "Algae for fuel: Obama's next energy plan"
http://communities.washingtontimes.com/neighborhood/middle-class-guy/2012/feb/24/obamas-algae-energy-plan/
Agreed - many parents are concerned about online safety with their kids, and should be a great market for WQN technology.
PBS "Nature" program tackles colony collapse disorder in a series of programs.
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/tag/colony-collapse-disorder/
At least we're moving in the right direction - need to see some volume
The potential exists for over 300,000 BeesFree machines in the Argentinean market alone, as well as 1,2 million liters of the BeesFree chemical compound.
Great news - esp. the news that the Argentinean market "has a potential for over 300,000 machines and 1,2 million liters with our chemical compound."
Up 12% - starting to trade. Things should start getting interesting...
Avanir president seems quite well qualified -
Harvey Lalach is President of Anavex Life Sciences. Mr. Lalach has more than 24 years of experience. A co-founder of Anavex Life Sciences Corp., he has served as President, Secretary and Director since the company’s inception in 2007. Prior to that, he played an instrumental role in the development and successful growth of numerous start-up ventures in both the public and private sectors. Mr. Lalach has spent many years focused on the corporate governance and management of public companies, where he has served in both Director and Officer capacities. He has vast experience in corporate finance activities and strategic initiatives, including several M&A transactions and raising equity in both North America and Europe. Mr. Lalach began his career in the financial/securities industry where he held various roles of increasing responsibility over 10 years with institutions such as the Vancouver Stock Exchange, BMO Nesbitt Burns and TD Bank.
FYI the major sources of glycol waste are:
-textile waste
-used antifreeze
-used HVAC fluids
-aircraft de-icing runoff
-sterilization waste
Currently only about 10% of the estimated 700m U.S. gallons/year are recycled. The rest are disposed of, posing hazards to the environment.
E-Waste Systems Enters Into Agreement With Zak Enterprises
LONDON and COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 1, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- E-Waste Systems, Inc. (OTC BB: EWSI) announced today that it has joined forces with Zak Enterprises of Santa Clara, CA to expand its geographic coverage with immediate customer services.
Zak Enterprises is based in the heart of Silicon Valley and is among the longest serving companies in the end of life electronics industry. The new agreement will allow seamless, best-in-class service delivery to customers of both companies with consistent, high quality standards. Product has already begun flowing from Zak customers in Europe through EWSI's network with more expected to follow.
EWSI's strategy includes acquiring and partnering with quality enterprises with innovative managements, who share the commitment to providing compliant, cost-effective and environmentally-responsible services for e-waste processing, reverse logistics and hardware recycling. Through partnerships, acquisitions, thought-leading business development, and Fair Trade E-waste solutions, EWSI expects to extend its reach and offering; to apply best practice professional management; and to invest in state-of-the-art technology.
"We are very please to link up with Kurt Schenk and his team at Zak," said EWSI's CEO Martin Nielson. "Our companies share the commitment to providing top quality end-of-life services and this agreement allows us both to expand our reach in that pursuit."
Mr. Schenk commented, "Our industry is consolidating and becoming more vertically integrated. We see this partnership as a way to leverage a global presence on behalf of our large enterprise customers." For more information on Zak Enterprises, see www.zakenterprises.com
The three-year agreement defines the quality services under offer; provides for full audit trails of all transactions; provides a mechanism for sharing economic
Up 30% so far this week - hope the rally continues
Re: Looks like another great day to accumulate (GHLV)! - agreed and looking forward to a rally this week.
Erased much of today's deficit; strong showing in the PM. Could have been a lot worse.
Took a lickin' but keeps on tickin' - the mid-day dip has been erased with new buyers moving in.
With only 15m in the float, this stock is trading on air.
Word on the street is that good news is coming...
Alternet partner Utiba well-positioned in Central & South America & Caribbean - Utiba Americas has the exclusive rights to market all Utiba products, offered as Software as a Service (SaS), in North, South, and Central America, and the Caribbean. The company targets mobile operators, financial institutions, money remitters, governments and utilities, and retailers, to name a few.
Gutierrez is a mining legend who turned First Majestic Silver from a $1.81 junior exploration company into a $25.38 major silver producer (7.5m oz Ag in 2011).
Impressive product line. They offer a variety of land line and wireless terminals for small businesses and vendors.
Citadel is used by over 300,000 merchants - as per the website. Sounds like they have a good base for expansion.
OriginOil is featured in this week's Algae Industry Magazine. Publisher David Schwartz notes the company's innovative approach: "When I met [OriginOil CEO] Riggs a year and a half ago I was impressed that OriginOil’s business model was not like other end-to-end algae companies, but rather they were looking to isolate one of the elements of the value chain—in their case, extraction—and brand their solution to it."
Link (via Google URL shortener):
http://goo.gl/7iDh2?=OriginOil
RGIN Management Team Focused on Tissue-Engineered Skin Technology - this from QualityStocks | June 15, 2011
There’s no question that some of the biggest moves in advanced healthcare technology today involve the use of a patient’s own cells, from attacking various diseases to the rebuilding of aged or damaged tissues. In the case of Regenicin, Inc., a New Jersey based biotechnology company, it’s all about the development of regenerative cell therapies to restore the health of damaged tissues. The company is currently working on a breakthrough technology that uses a patient’s own skin cells to generate living tissue-engineered skin for the treatment of burns and wounds. It represents a huge step for the thousands of severe burn cases occurring every year, promising less scaring, fewer infections, and faster healing.
Heading the effort is the Regenicin management team, each with an expertise in a particular aspect of the medical field.
• Randall McCoy (Chairman, CEO) has 37 years of healthcare industry experience, at both the scientific and executive levels, and has assisted small and large pharmaceutical and device companies in the addressing of FDA issues. He has also helped over 225 foreign and domestic companies introduce their FDA regulated drug and medical device products to the U.S. and world markets, and himself holds over 30 U.S. and international patents. His previous employment includes George Washington University, Temple University Medical School, and RCA/SRI International (Director of Life Sciences and Electronic Displays).
• John Weber (Interim CFO) served many years with Fujifilm Medical Systems USA, rising to Executive Vice President, the highest ranked American corporate officer, until his departure in 2009. During his time with the company, he spearheaded its transition from a film distributor to a digital medical informatics company, helping profitably manage the company’s growth from an employee base of only 75 to well over 1,000. Prior to this, he served as CFO and Corporate Controller for a division of Cadbury Schweppes.
• Chris Hadsall (COO), a 10-year veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, brings experience as founder and Executive Director of the VET Foundation, dedicated to helping injured veterans transition to civilian life. He designed, developed, and implemented a holistic reintegration program, in addition to being responsible for fund raising and the financial health of the organization. Prior to that, he worked as Regional Manager for Professional Staffing ABTS, guiding day-to-day operations and business development for a major expansion.
• Richard Koeninger (Director of Regulatory Affairs) offers 29 years of experience with the FDA, where he worked in Field Investigations and as a Drug and Device Specialist, and overseas as the Associate Director of Emergency and Investigational Operations, and had the distinction of being the International FDA Expert for Drugs and Devices. He has served on Institutional Review Boards for clinical trials, and has conducted FDA pre-approval investigations.
• Lauri-Ann Hahn (Director of Clinical Trials) is experienced in all areas of clinical research, from planning and conducting studies, to FDA clinical report submissions. She served as Associate Director of Clinical Trials and Sr. Project Manager for Lonza Walkersville, Inc., where she gained direct experience working with Cultured Skin Substitute. She has also worked at the National Institutes of Health, and was Head of Clinical Research at the University of Pittsburgh Department of Urology.
SNWT trending up nicely this week - hope for a strong finish for the week
Impressive client list - some of the more recognizable companies that have contracted with Bloggerwave are Sony Ericsson, Coca Cola, m&ms, H&M, and Citibank.
TPAC rocketed 66% last week - and edging up again today.
Let's hope the rally will continue this week.
sorry to say but TIVO looks to be on a slow slide in the absence of news. Short-covering has largely prevented a meltdown.
as with most OTCBB stocks the big wildcard with MDNM is too many free trading shares out there - a lot of whom will sell at the first uptick.
could be a buy with the restructuring and growing Asian exposure for the company
could be a great time to get in - buy on the dipsm as they say.
Just my opinion