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I heard in June 06 it would be at 1 penny in 45 days.
http://www.zealllc.com/2006/oilcorr.htm
Zeal essay 9/15/2006:
CNBC interviews considered in aggregate offer a good read on prevailing sentiment.
Some of the things I heard on CNBC this week were amazing, reflecting absolutely horrendous commodities sentiment. I lost count of the number of analysts who claimed that the “commodities bubble” is over and we are entering the bust phase. One gentleman who was interviewed compared the commodities stocks earlier this year to the NASDAQ mania in March 2000, implying commodities stocks are going to plunge.
A prominent CNBC host repeatedly made the assertion that this commodities bull was sparked by the September 11th terrorist attacks. Another fellow said that since the CRB Index broke its uptrend, the commodities bull has officially ended. These assertions are just plain silly, of course, but the mere fact they were airing en masse reflects just how damaged commodities sentiment has become due to the recent sharp corrections. They are easy to refute.
The bottom line is nothing has changed fundamentally in the global oil markets in just a month. The sharp selloff in oil is merely a psychological response driven by fear-laden sentiment. Wall Street has convinced many speculators that oil fundamentals don’t matter and only crises drive oil. While not true, the lull in geopolitical and storm events in this past month has played into this prevailing mindset anyway and sparked selling.
http://www.zealllc.com/2006/oilcorr.htm
Zeal essay 9/15/2006:
CNBC interviews considered in aggregate offer a good read on prevailing sentiment.
Some of the things I heard on CNBC this week were amazing, reflecting absolutely horrendous commodities sentiment. I lost count of the number of analysts who claimed that the “commodities bubble” is over and we are entering the bust phase. One gentleman who was interviewed compared the commodities stocks earlier this year to the NASDAQ mania in March 2000, implying commodities stocks are going to plunge.
A prominent CNBC host repeatedly made the assertion that this commodities bull was sparked by the September 11th terrorist attacks. Another fellow said that since the CRB Index broke its uptrend, the commodities bull has officially ended. These assertions are just plain silly, of course, but the mere fact they were airing en masse reflects just how damaged commodities sentiment has become due to the recent sharp corrections. They are easy to refute.
The bottom line is nothing has changed fundamentally in the global oil markets in just a month. The sharp selloff in oil is merely a psychological response driven by fear-laden sentiment. Wall Street has convinced many speculators that oil fundamentals don’t matter and only crises drive oil. While not true, the lull in geopolitical and storm events in this past month has played into this prevailing mindset anyway and sparked selling.
http://www.zealllc.com/2006/oilcorr.htm
Zeal essay 9/15/2006:
CNBC interviews considered in aggregate offer a good read on prevailing sentiment.
Some of the things I heard on CNBC this week were amazing, reflecting absolutely horrendous commodities sentiment. I lost count of the number of analysts who claimed that the “commodities bubble” is over and we are entering the bust phase. One gentleman who was interviewed compared the commodities stocks earlier this year to the NASDAQ mania in March 2000, implying commodities stocks are going to plunge.
A prominent CNBC host repeatedly made the assertion that this commodities bull was sparked by the September 11th terrorist attacks. Another fellow said that since the CRB Index broke its uptrend, the commodities bull has officially ended. These assertions are just plain silly, of course, but the mere fact they were airing en masse reflects just how damaged commodities sentiment has become due to the recent sharp corrections. They are easy to refute.
The bottom line is nothing has changed fundamentally in the global oil markets in just a month. The sharp selloff in oil is merely a psychological response driven by fear-laden sentiment. Wall Street has convinced many speculators that oil fundamentals don’t matter and only crises drive oil. While not true, the lull in geopolitical and storm events in this past month has played into this prevailing mindset anyway and sparked selling.
http://www.zealllc.com/2006/oilcorr.htm
Zeal essay 9/15/2006:
CNBC interviews considered in aggregate offer a good read on prevailing sentiment.
Some of the things I heard on CNBC this week were amazing, reflecting absolutely horrendous commodities sentiment. I lost count of the number of analysts who claimed that the “commodities bubble” is over and we are entering the bust phase. One gentleman who was interviewed compared the commodities stocks earlier this year to the NASDAQ mania in March 2000, implying commodities stocks are going to plunge.
A prominent CNBC host repeatedly made the assertion that this commodities bull was sparked by the September 11th terrorist attacks. Another fellow said that since the CRB Index broke its uptrend, the commodities bull has officially ended. These assertions are just plain silly, of course, but the mere fact they were airing en masse reflects just how damaged commodities sentiment has become due to the recent sharp corrections. They are easy to refute.
The bottom line is nothing has changed fundamentally in the global oil markets in just a month. The sharp selloff in oil is merely a psychological response driven by fear-laden sentiment. Wall Street has convinced many speculators that oil fundamentals don’t matter and only crises drive oil. While not true, the lull in geopolitical and storm events in this past month has played into this prevailing mindset anyway and sparked selling.
TGC is experiencing a big Dip imo.
LJS - so what do your tech indicators tell you now?
dumpin is over. Time to buy.
Talk about Dilution. The number of shares is gonna explode.
LiquidXXX with his 200 million shares will then have 2 billion preferred shares.
Thanks - imo all we need is a new hurricane that looks likes it is headed to the Gulf. We have 2 months for that to happen.
GW - for FUEL -
In you opinion does anything below $2.54 seem reasonable?
Nice $2.40 today - picked up some more.
Tengasco Alert (TGC):
Looks like mutual funds dumped 6 million shres between 4/1 and 6/30 at an average price of $1.37 - $1.38
Is Today's $.86 low enough to reignite inst buyers?
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=TGC&a=03&b=1&c=2006&d=05&e=30&f=2006&g=d
http://www.nasdaq.com/asp/holdings.asp?mode=&kind=&symbol=desc&symbol=FUEL&symbol=TG...
Tengasco Alert (TGC):
Looks like mutual funds dumped 6 million shres between 4/1 and 6/30 at an average price of $1.37 - $1.38
Is Today's $.86 low enough to reignite inst buyers?
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=TGC&a=03&b=1&c=2006&d=05&e=30&f=2006&g=d
http://www.nasdaq.com/asp/holdings.asp?mode=&kind=&symbol=desc&symbol=FUEL&symbol=TG....
Looks like mutual funds dumped 6 million shares between 4/1 and 6/30 at an average price of $1.37 - $1.38
Is $.86 low enough to reignite inst buyers?
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=TGC&a=03&b=1&c=2006&d=05&e=30&f=2006&g=d
http://www.nasdaq.com/asp/holdings.asp?mode=&kind=&symbol=desc&symbol=FUEL&symbol=TG...
terrific info. Thanks for sharing.
TGC a bargain at $.94
PBW for shorting? Maybe, BUT my opinion is there is very little room for it to go down from here. It may short strait up and the real risk is not being in PBW stocks. Escpecially DESC who is predicting record 3rd/4th qtr earnings.
I hope DESC gets soem of this business. Any idea who will be submitting proposals?
What's all this shelf stuff for BCON and ACPW?
Anyone think this is dilutionaryily bad?
Last year huge uptrend occurred here. Will it happen again?
W'll see.
TSX in Canada?
Does anyone have advice on the best way to invest in stocks on the TSX in Canada? I just received advice to buy 11 diff securities all trading in TSX.
any help would be appreciated:)
HOKU News on awarding a contract today.
Building for future ?
DESC - $5.72 was the average price for 2nd quarter when some funds like Essex liquidated. So buying at $4.72 NOW gives them a 17% discount.
If some suckers sell to them at $4.48 that is a 22% discount.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=desc&a=03&b=1&c=2006&d=05&e=30&f=2006&g=...
HOKU upgraded by Piper. Interesting.
Pre markt is beserk at $4.04-$4.07
Not impressed. Good time to short. If there is a POS AE co. This IS IT.
what article? About PMU?
I am back in TGB at $2.22. I think this is bottom. If not I will go all in below $2.
DESC News:
North America's First Solar/Hydrogen Home Now Scheduled for Completion
System Also to Generate Enough Hydrogen to Fuel Homeowner's Car
HOPEWELL, N.J., Aug. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- The first solar/hydrogen home in North America received all necessary permits and is now scheduled to be completed in the fall, it was announced today by Renewable Energy International, Inc.
Marking a major milestone in the development of the sustainable-resource economy, the home is located in Hopewell, NJ, approximately 70 miles from Manhattan. It features an advanced residential solar/hydrogen fuel-cell storage and generation system that converts energy between electricity and hydrogen, and will be integrated into an existing solar and geothermal system at the home of Mr. Michael Strizki. Mr. Strizki has also played a key role in the project's advancement.
Major funding for this project has been provided by a grant from the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU). Part of a statewide clean energy initiative, the objective of the NJBPU program is to transform the energy marketplace in New Jersey toward more energy-efficient and renewable-energy technologies. This home will be the first recipient of New Jersey's fuel cell rebate program. Only fuel cells being fueled by renewable energy sources qualify for the rebate.
Completion of this project will represent a significant achievement toward furthering New Jersey's commitment to clean energy and will help to maintain the state's position at the forefront of government support for renewable- energy innovation and for incentives to reduce energy costs while protecting the environment.
Lyle K. Rawlings, P.E., president of Advanced Solar Products, is the design engineer for the project. 'This installation is far more than just a demonstration project,' explains Mr. Rawlings.
'This home and its power system have been engineered to function either with or without an electrical grid connection. Addition of the hydrogen-based power system is a retrofit. It will be possible to replicate this type of home improvement anywhere.'
Mr. Strizki adds, 'When the house was built fourteen years ago, it was designed to be energy efficient. But, no compromises were made to limit modern conveniences. My house boasts a host of amenities not normally seen in ecologically-sensitive homes, including a swimming pool, hot tub, and flat- screen television.'
Electrical energy generated by solar panels in amounts that exceed immediate household requirements is used to convert water into hydrogen. The hydrogen is stored until it is converted back into electricity through a fuel cell when demand for power is greater than the capacity of the solar panels can provide. So, in effect, on summer days the system collects hydrogen that is used on winter nights.
Hydrogen generated by the system will also be available for on-site fueling of hydrogen powered vehicles as well as for a variety of uses in the home such as generating hot water, powering appliances, and cooking.
A HOGEN RE generator, manufactured by the Proton Energy Systems subsidiary of Distributed Energy Systems Corp. (Nasdaq: DESC), is being used to make the system's hydrogen. 'This is exactly the kind of groundbreaking project that demonstrates quite compellingly the emerging practicality of renewable energy technology,' said Rob Friedland, Sr. Vice President for Proton's Hydrogen Technology Group. 'Our successful collaboration with Renewable Energy International, Mike Strizki, Advanced Solar and the State of New Jersey enables us to prove that generating hydrogen using Proton's PEM electrolysis hydrogen generation can significantly reduce the production of greenhouse gas emissions in real world applications.'
The system also incorporates fuel cells manufactured by Plug Power, battery banks manufactured by Exide Technologies, and direct coupling lighting gateways manufactured by Nextek Power Systems. Invaluable consulting services were provided by Bob Davidson of Davidson Code Concepts.
Proton Energy's Hydrogen Technology Group (HTG) is part of Distributed Energy Systems Corp. (Nasdaq: DESC). Proton's Hydrogen Technology Group is working to meet the growing demand for renewable-based electrolyzers by developing the HOGEN RE hydrogen generator. The HOGEN RE generator represents the next evolution of Proton's advanced PEM electrolyzer, incorporating sophisticated power electronics to make integration with renewable power sources easy and efficient. Please contact our Renewable Energy Team at 203.678.2351 and online at http://www.protonenergy.com/company/hyd-tech.html to learn more.
SOURCE Renewable Energy International, Inc.
DESC News:
North America's First Solar/Hydrogen Home Now Scheduled for Completion
System Also to Generate Enough Hydrogen to Fuel Homeowner's Car
HOPEWELL, N.J., Aug. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- The first solar/hydrogen home in North America received all necessary permits and is now scheduled to be completed in the fall, it was announced today by Renewable Energy International, Inc.
Marking a major milestone in the development of the sustainable-resource economy, the home is located in Hopewell, NJ, approximately 70 miles from Manhattan. It features an advanced residential solar/hydrogen fuel-cell storage and generation system that converts energy between electricity and hydrogen, and will be integrated into an existing solar and geothermal system at the home of Mr. Michael Strizki. Mr. Strizki has also played a key role in the project's advancement.
Major funding for this project has been provided by a grant from the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU). Part of a statewide clean energy initiative, the objective of the NJBPU program is to transform the energy marketplace in New Jersey toward more energy-efficient and renewable-energy technologies. This home will be the first recipient of New Jersey's fuel cell rebate program. Only fuel cells being fueled by renewable energy sources qualify for the rebate.
Completion of this project will represent a significant achievement toward furthering New Jersey's commitment to clean energy and will help to maintain the state's position at the forefront of government support for renewable- energy innovation and for incentives to reduce energy costs while protecting the environment.
Lyle K. Rawlings, P.E., president of Advanced Solar Products, is the design engineer for the project. 'This installation is far more than just a demonstration project,' explains Mr. Rawlings.
'This home and its power system have been engineered to function either with or without an electrical grid connection. Addition of the hydrogen-based power system is a retrofit. It will be possible to replicate this type of home improvement anywhere.'
Mr. Strizki adds, 'When the house was built fourteen years ago, it was designed to be energy efficient. But, no compromises were made to limit modern conveniences. My house boasts a host of amenities not normally seen in ecologically-sensitive homes, including a swimming pool, hot tub, and flat- screen television.'
Electrical energy generated by solar panels in amounts that exceed immediate household requirements is used to convert water into hydrogen. The hydrogen is stored until it is converted back into electricity through a fuel cell when demand for power is greater than the capacity of the solar panels can provide. So, in effect, on summer days the system collects hydrogen that is used on winter nights.
Hydrogen generated by the system will also be available for on-site fueling of hydrogen powered vehicles as well as for a variety of uses in the home such as generating hot water, powering appliances, and cooking.
A HOGEN RE generator, manufactured by the Proton Energy Systems subsidiary of Distributed Energy Systems Corp. (Nasdaq: DESC), is being used to make the system's hydrogen. 'This is exactly the kind of groundbreaking project that demonstrates quite compellingly the emerging practicality of renewable energy technology,' said Rob Friedland, Sr. Vice President for Proton's Hydrogen Technology Group. 'Our successful collaboration with Renewable Energy International, Mike Strizki, Advanced Solar and the State of New Jersey enables us to prove that generating hydrogen using Proton's PEM electrolysis hydrogen generation can significantly reduce the production of greenhouse gas emissions in real world applications.'
The system also incorporates fuel cells manufactured by Plug Power, battery banks manufactured by Exide Technologies, and direct coupling lighting gateways manufactured by Nextek Power Systems. Invaluable consulting services were provided by Bob Davidson of Davidson Code Concepts.
Proton Energy's Hydrogen Technology Group (HTG) is part of Distributed Energy Systems Corp. (Nasdaq: DESC). Proton's Hydrogen Technology Group is working to meet the growing demand for renewable-based electrolyzers by developing the HOGEN RE hydrogen generator. The HOGEN RE generator represents the next evolution of Proton's advanced PEM electrolyzer, incorporating sophisticated power electronics to make integration with renewable power sources easy and efficient. Please contact our Renewable Energy Team at 203.678.2351 and online at http://www.protonenergy.com/company/hyd-tech.html to learn more.
SOURCE Renewable Energy International, Inc.
PLUG is 25% below its 200 dma with significant dilution as a result of the $200 mil Rusian investment.
DESC is 39% below its 200 dma with no dilution.
CPST is 37% below its 200 dma and was just added to the Russell 2000.
I am not planning to buy PLUG for some time.
I have put my tail between my legs and sold all holdings.
Very dissappointed when Mgmt 2 qtrs in a row tell me the release will be on the 10th and they pull a fast one and release 2 days earlier. Sold most at .71 and .66. Feeling much better now.
Until this co. holds an earnings conf call to explain what the hec they are doing (no pun intended), I am sitting on the sidelines.
One caveat is nat gas futures...if HEC starts to sell Nat Gas at higher prices, could help significantly.
No...just sifting out the weak who did not listen to the arnings conf call.
When is PLUG going to get legs ? DESC looks much better for now.
No. Just a pumped POS.
Case Studies in Corrections:
· Rather than falling fast and all at once, they grind gradually over time.
· Sharp falls are followed by promising rallies.
· A few weeks later, the promising rally collapses to a newer low and losses are even greater.
· Hope is smashed on the rocks over and over again.
Case Studies in Corrections:
· Rather than falling fast and all at once, they grind gradually over time.
· Sharp falls are followed by promising rallies.
· A few weeks later, the promising rally collapses to a newer low and losses are even greater.
· Hope is smashed on the rocks over and over again.
HEC has crossed all short term dma's 5,10,32,50 next is the 200 dma of .68 then we will fly upward to over $1. With earnings to come out on Thursday, hold on to your seat!!!
HEC has crossed all short term dma's 5,10,32,50 next is the 200 dma of .68 then we will fly upward to over $1. With earnings to come out on Thursday, hold on to your seat!!!
Yes. HEC has crossed all short term dma's 5,10,32,50 next is the 200 dma of .68 then we will fly upward to over $1. With earnings to come out on Thursday, hold on to your seat!!!