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Decent volume with a good pop that held all day long. This looks to be basing a bit...just a little bit of good news should start this back up in a meaningful way.
Yep...the volume was disappointing and a signal that it should not hold. But a gap open and a 25% run is a nice change of pace.
Is there a question?
Light volume, but a healthy move up.
This stock is running and no one is talking about it...?
Thanks...I expect it to give some back...
Who is the chartist here...where is the next support level?
That might not be so far off the Mark. It might be very effective with regard to the medications.
And it is only 3+ hours into the trading day.
Massive volume...1.7mm with an average of 650k daily. Someone is taking a big swing at this stock. Something must be up.
Clean Energy Pathways Appoints Proactive Marketing Solutions New Marketing Partner
DOTHAN, Ala., Aug. 3, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Clean Energy Pathways, Inc. (Pink Sheets:CPWY), an alternative and renewable energy solutions company, has appointed Proactive Marketing Solutions to represent the company in various product segments, primarily bio-fuel sales.
"I am pleased to announce that Clean Energy Pathways has entered into an agreement with Proactive Marketing Solutions, a Michigan company with deep experience in selling to the utility and process industry markets," said Greg Clemons, CEO of Clean Energy Pathways. "Proactive Marketing will define the thermal requirements for various users and initiate a direct campaign targeting utilities and large manufacturing operations that utilize burners, liquid-fuel-fired boilers and fuel-assisted coal-fired electric generators. With its existing programs in these markets, Proactive Marketing is able to begin this campaign immediately.
"This will be our company's first formal effort to move products in these markets," Clemons added. "These are professionals who understand our company's direction, the application of our fuels and the value proposition behind our fuels. They are also positioned to provide additional benefits to prospective customers. We anticipate this program will bring a vital revenue boost and be an integral part of our company's move to bulletin board status."
About Clean Energy Pathways
Clean Energy Pathways, Inc. is a company focused on multiple solutions to aid businesses and government facilities in attaining energy independence, reduced costs, and a cleaner environment. These pathways to energy independence include bio-fuels, solar systems, building energy management systems and other technologies, as well as financing of, and gain-sharing in, the improvements. For more see cleanenergypathways.com
About Proactive Marketing Solutions
Proactive Marketing Solutions provides marketing solutions for startup and small to medium size industrial customers. Specializing in the energy sector, the company provides assistance with product design, advertising budgets, market identification, sales and distribution channel setup, product branding and developing strategic business relationships.
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, and such forward-looking statements are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause future results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements. You should consider these factors in evaluating the statements herein, and not rely on such statements. The forward-looking statements in this release are made as of the date hereof and Clean Energy Pathways, Inc. undertakes no obligation to update such statements.
CONTACT: Harrison Parrish
866-492-5325
investor@cepathways.com
No link...they are working on it...it may not happen. It depends if they can get the boilers up and running in time. IMO.
So what happens it if the Stockton facility boilers are shut down by the EPA?
By P.J. Huffstutter
Los Angeles Times
March 13, 2011 12:01 AMCorn-based ethanol is the renewable fuel environmentalists love to hate. But as turmoil in the Middle East and North Africa has sent oil prices soaring, U.S.-made ethanol is making a comeback.
Plants mothballed during the economic downturn are reopening. Domestic ethanol production hit record levels last year, topping 13.2 billion gallons, according to the Renewable Fuels Association in Washington. Oil companies, including Valero Energy Corp., Sunoco Inc. and Marathon Oil Corp., that snapped up facilities when the industry hit a rough patch a few years ago are looking to expand.
The recovery can be seen in Stockton, where a once-shuttered factory is now thundering to life. Train cars laden with Midwestern corn arrive daily to feed the grinding mills and steaming pipes that distill the grain into the gasoline substitute. The surrounding air is pungent with the smell of yeast.
For the plant's owner, Pacific Ethanol Inc., which weathered bankruptcy and is slowly reviving three of its plants, it's a whiff of vindication.
"Ethanol is an important part of the country's energy picture these days," said Neil Koehler, chief executive of the Sacramento company.
That's largely because of Uncle Sam. Concerned about U.S. reliance on foreign oil, federal lawmakers mandated that the nation quadruple its use of biofuels to 36 billion gallons annually by 2022 from 2008 levels. Corn-based ethanol is assured a 15 billion-gallon share of that market. Plus, it's heavily subsidized. The federal government gives producers a 45-cent-a-gallon tax credit. A number of states provide subsidies as well.
The liquid is blended into almost every gallon of gasoline sold in the U.S. and accounts for about 10 percent of the fuel that motorists pump into their cars. That percentage is set to rise as the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently approved the use of blends of up to 15 percent ethanol for newer vehicles.
That's good news for the ethanol industry with oil now topping $100 a barrel and motorists experiencing sticker shock at the pump.
"At a time of increased energy uncertainty and volatility, domestic ethanol production ... is helping create the kind of economic and energy opportunities this country will need to regain control over our future," said Bob Dinneen, president of the Renewable Fuels Association.
But whether corn ethanol is good for the planet, U.S. taxpayers, the global food supply - or even an automobile's engine - is a matter of intense debate.
Some scientists have concluded that growing corn, harvesting and distilling it, and trucking it to refineries causes as much environmental damage as burning oil. Many environmentalists want taxpayer subsidies devoted to developing next-generation biofuels rather than supporting big agribusiness and the oil companies that are now operating ethanol plants.
Budget hawks also want to end ethanol subsidies at a time when commodities prices are rising and the U.S. budget deficit is ballooning.
An estimated 35 percent of the U.S. corn crop will be devoted to ethanol this year, a figure that makes some agricultural and global food policy analysts uneasy.
Speaking at an Agriculture Department conference in February, former President Bill Clinton warned about the need to strike a balance between farming for food and biofuels, given political instability in parts of the developing world.
"We have to become energy-independent. We don't want to do it at the expense of food riots," Clinton said.
Auto manufacturers are concerned as well. They're suing the EPA to stop sales of the 15 percent ethanol blend, known as E-15, which they said would confuse consumers and damage older vehicles.
Ethanol industry officials said E-15 pumps would be clearly marked, so consumers would not be misled. And they said political instability in the Middle East and rising oil prices are to blame for higher food prices. Far from taking corn out of the global food supply, ethanol proponents said, the distillation process yields a protein-rich grain byproduct that's being used to feed livestock.
Critics of ethanol aren't deterring investors - 17 idled ethanol plants have reopened across the United States in the past year. And the country's largest producer, POET Ethanol Products, is seeking federal help to construct a 1,800-mile, $4 billion ethanol pipeline.
Despite the turnaround, memories of the previous bust still linger. In the early to mid-2000s, investors poured billions of dollars into U.S. ethanol plants. But the building frenzy led to a glut of product. When the economic downturn hit and corn prices spiked in 2008, rural America was littered with closed plants and bankrupt producers.
Pacific Ethanol's Koehler recalls that boom-bust cycle too well.
The company was founded by former California Secretary of State Bill Jones, a political ally of former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, and backed partly by Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates' Cascade Investment. During its heyday in 2006, it operated four plants, including one in Stockton and another in Madera.
In 2009, as the industry slumped, Pacific Ethanol's subsidiary that operated the plants filed for bankruptcy protection. Three of its four facilities were closed.
But the company has been resurrected by the recent market shift - and with taxpayer help.
State subsidies, drawn from a $15 million fund for alternative fuels, helped the company reopen its Stockton plant in December and hire a staff of 45.
Pacific Ethanol is now applying for more taxpayer subsidies to reopen its plant in Madera.
Very positive on no news and good volume. Up almost 36% after some minor profit taking on low volume...somebody knows something.
The stock is acting normally. Profit taking with low volume and I would expect it to stay neutral with a slight negative drift.
See how they stay on theme...they just keep hitting the same thing over and over. And no matter what the subject, they always manage to bring it back to the fear and doubt aspect and always in ours/their best interest. "I want to be treated fairly"... "what are we going to do"?
You would think that if he owned it for over 5 years without saying ANYTHING...that he would be thrilled with the price now.
I like the part where he says that he list his holdings. That is hysterical.
Truthhurts goes away and PTPJDMBA shows up?
It is the way it works...time and time again. People always, ALWAYS forget it...high tech, oil, housing...etc...
This consolidation period will make the stock stronger and less prone to larger corrections.
Now we are getting the profit taking just like we should. It will find a new base, firm up and give us just a we bit of news and we should start the climb up again.
Printed Tueaday, Oct. 19, 2010. Stockton Record.
PACIFIC ETHANOL
Stockton plant to restart
Operations at $100M facility to begin in December
Pacific Ethanol's plant at the Port of Stockton, which ceased operations six months after the $100 million plant started up in September 2008, will again produce ethanol as an ingredient in gasoline beginning in December, officials said Monday. , officials said Monday. has officially started production. The plant converts corn to ethanol, currently they are using locally harvested corn
Craig Sanders/The RecordBy Staff and wire reports
October 19, 2010 12:00 AMSTOCKTON - Pacific Ethanol will restart its Stockton plant in the next 60 days as the Sacramento-based energy company tries to engineer a comeback.
Officials said the Stockton plant, which can produce as much as 60 million gallons of the grain-based fuel additive per year, will begin producing ethanol by December.
"Resuming production at the Stockton facility allows us to meet the growing demand" for ethanol, said Neil Koehler, Pacific Ethanol's president and chief executive officer.
The decision comes just days after the Obama administration announced it was approving a 50 percent increase in the amount of ethanol that can go into gasoline.
On Wednesday, federal officials said ethanol can account for up to 15 percent of the ingredients in a gallon of gasoline, up from 10 percent, for cars built in 2007 or later.
It's been a rough road for Pacific Ethanol. The company filed for bankruptcy protection in 2009 following the 2008 collapse of the ethanol market, ultimately losing all four of its facilities to lenders, including the Stockton plant, which has been closed for a year and a half. Pacific Ethanol was kept on to manage the plants.
But with the ethanol market's recent turnaround, Pacific hopes it can revive its fortunes. Funding in the 2010-11 state budget for an incentive program for ethanol producers should help - the program known by its acronym, CEPIP, provides payments to eligible ethanol producers in the state. Pacific Ethanol's Stockton and Madera plans are eligible, officials said. The company recently announced a financial plan that will allow it to buy back a stake in its production facilities.
The Stockton plant opened in September 2008 but closed just six months later, after ethanol prices collapsed. The company's four ethanol plants, including the Stockton facility, were closed and the company filed for Chapter 11.
The company has additional plans to restart its 40 million-gallon facility in Madera once market conditions improve, officials said.
Pacific Ethanol's stock closed down 1 cent Monday to $1.01.
If this thing gets any kind of positive news...strap yourself in...because it is going to take off. People are just looking for a reason to buy it.
I would not expect any big sell-off either. It usually is not a matter that is so black and white. Some of you here seem to think that it is either "all-in" or "fold"...it is usually much more subtle than that. Although, for some day traders it would be like that and when that happens it just depends to what extent and how quick.
They call it downward and upward "pressure" for a reason.
You two must be new to investing..as there is a big difference between day traders and long term investors. One has nothing to do with the other, in philosophy, ideology or strategy.
Just hope for the PR's to hit or big insider buying to keep the momentum going.
Yes, you would be correct...but without any news and no real volume...I would expect traders to book some of their gains. There has been very little profit takning since the run up, but volume remained healthy. Unless insiders ramp the volume back up or a decent PR hits...I would expect it.
Yes, you would be correct...but without any news and no real volume...I would expect traders to book some of their gains. There has been very little profit takning since the run up, but volume remained healthy. Unless insiders ramp the volume back up or a decent PR hits...I would expect it.
No volume...expect some more profit taking next week.
Your right...it is my opinion that you are a basher. It is just a very qualified opinion though.
It is finaling pausing. Wow. Where are the profit takers?
A pretty amazing day.
We have a live one here. Gosh, with the bashers gone and the stock skyrocketing...it is very quiet around here.
Strong close.
Skooby-Doo....where are you?
That is to be expected...big run up, news is out, flippers are flipping...now the longer term investors should move in, if they like the story.
CytoGenix, Inc. Initiates Ferret Testing Expecting Positive Results For Avian Flu Vaccine Study
Main Category: Bird Flu / Avian Flu
Also Included In: Immune System / Vaccines; Flu / Cold / SARS
Article Date: 21 Sep 2010 - 0:00 PDT
CytoGenix, Inc. (Pink Sheets:CYGX) announced that it has initiated the process of testing CytoGenix's novel liner DNA technology on ferrets, with the expectations of a positive result, furthering the development of the vaccine candidate.
"I fully expect the same if not better results in this new round of testing than that of our mouse tests, expecting that the end result will be a significant benefit to the shareholders of CytoGenix."
CytoGenix previously reported positive results of an animal study where mice were immunized with CYDBA507, the CytoGenix avian influenza vaccine candidate, which protected against lethal challenge with avian influenza virus. CYDBA507 is built on CytoGenix's synDNA platform and expresses influenza virus type A/H5N1 HA and NA proteins. The ability of CYDBA507 to express HA and NA proteins in human cells was confirmed in laboratory studies. The CYDBA507 was shown to be as high as 95% effective in some tests.
The emergence of highly pathogenic avian influenza virus type A/H5N1 in domestic poultry and the increasing number of human cases indicates a significant threat to public health because of the potential for pandemic spread of this virus. CytoGenix is developing CYDBA507 for both human use and commercial poultry farming. The development of CYDBA507 as a low cost and more effective vaccine process than other vaccine providers, makes CytoGenix's product the preferred vaccine.
Lex Cowsert, PhD, CEO of CYGX stated, "Based on successful results of our prior testing, we fully expect that the results of our ferret test will clearly demonstrate the superior quality and effectiveness of the CytoGenix product line. The expected results of our testing will further demonstrate the unprecedented breakthrough technology in the field of DNA vaccines, with the expanding demand for effective bird flu and other vaccines, we feel confident that these results will convert to significant revenue for CytoGenix."
Cy Stein, MD, PhD, Chairman of the Board of Directors of CYGX stated, "I fully expect the same if not better results in this new round of testing than that of our mouse tests, expecting that the end result will be a significant benefit to the shareholders of CytoGenix."
Source:
CytoGenix, Inc.
Who has a handle on the next, big resistant point? .24?
Anybody have any ideas on a buy-out value?
The audited fin are a mute point and I don't care about the day to day stock price.
With oil depressed and no government backing...the stock is going nowhere.
Attacks? Just trying to keep it real....as you say...LOL. So, they don't have your money. Hmmmm....such a drama queen.
How did Global get your money? Did you purchase stock direct from Global? Is there something you are not telling us?