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HMM, interesting... if we buy it up a bit I bet it will start some momo.. is that what you are shooting for?
hmmmm
I would be careful witih that much promo going on, there has to be a top...
hey I want be on that trip!!
Hey Olympus, saw you on here too... wanted to see whats brewing. chart pretty choppy... doing some dd
Interesting post I found on a blog site..... Makes a good case!
A Look At HMGP As Compared To AQCI
Posted by: novakcapitalOn: 02/14/2007 14:56:06In: General
Hemi Energy Group (Pink Sheets:HMGP) has been a strong stock as of late. One of the strong suits of their business model is the use
of cutting edge tech to recover oil and natural gas from mature wells throughout North America. The stock has seen sub-penny prices within the past twelve months but now it trades in excess of 41 cents. For many ownership of HMGP from its inception has been a roller coaster ride. Now though that ride seems to be paying off.
Since HMGP began to show real production in late October of last year and then followed up with continuing production numbers at years end investors began to catch on that the company was committed to delivering real value. Lots of investors have also found the straightforward nature of the HMGPs President and CEO Keith Anderson to be an aspect of the companies appeal.
While the HMGP story is appealing a company that shares a number of traits that may be even more impressive to investors is Valor Energy (Pink Sheets:AQCI). Similar to HMGP, AQCI is working to redevelop secondary and tertiary energy sites. At this point AQCI is working on a smaller scale with operations primarily in Texas. Valor’s price in many ways has showed similar gains, percentage wise, but without some of HMGPs more dramatic swings.
Lately, AQCI has stalled a bit but that is the least interesting part of their story. While HMGP uses cutting edge recovery tech to great advantage, AQCI has a particular edge in this regard. AQCI’s CEO Sheridan Westgarde is a long running technologist who worked in late stage energy recovery for the Canadian government before he developed a set of underwater robotic technologies called Tiger-Lynk™. The technology was written about in depth in this months Wired Magazine.
As AQCI sees expansion of its Hamill, Texas operations as well as the acceptance of its Tiger-Lynk™ technology, the company certainly seems poised as the next rising star amongst its junior energy company counterparts.
Olympus- great DD. Excellent read. What do you think this will do this week?
The way this one is getting hotter then the O/S has gotter tighten and hit good highs Monday.
Anyone know what the float is?
Up is AWESOME!
An increased amount of man power and the increase in gold and silver
Up is good!
What are your thoughts on this one?
What made this tank so bad. Very bad low that is not music to my ears.
Let see something happen on Monday.
"Gaia Exploration, Inc. will focus primarily on the recovery of gold and silver. Beneficially, the MFH Property has access to water and electricity that will hasten the time to set up exploration."
Lets see this back up to 1.50 and quick.
Where its going is up. Buy up!!
Lets put this board on top. Tuesday better have some heat. Who else is holding this and likes whats going on?
Anyone into AGFL?
They ain't scamming nobody. Making a 10 million deal with various schools sounds legit to me. Read the new PR.
Good things are brewing.
"The ASE/SCYF joint marketing program is aimed at providing technical solutions ASE Members which will help them to provide better security and physical location information to school administrators concerning the operation of their campuses."
Should see this bounce due to the marketing agreement in millions. Any thoughts?
Why do you love them? Steel prices are on the rise and making our pockets thick. Buy up now.
With CLIK, are you thinking the increase of authorized means increased assets or a promo?
any ideas to where you think the bottom might be... want to load for a good PR
Ive seen charts hitting bottoms like this before! LOL
Steel prices soar 66% in a world market 'gone mad'
By Barbara Hagenbaugh, USA TODAY
WASHINGTON — Shortage fears are leading to a rapid rise in steel prices, squeezing U.S. manufacturers already reeling from a deep three-year downturn.
The price of a ton of hot-rolled coil steel in the USA hit $482 this month, up 66% from the recent low set in June, steel consulting firm Meps International said Thursday. The price rise comes not long after President Bush ended tariffs on imported steel in December, which was expected to lead to lower prices.
Prices are rising because of a variety of other factors, most notably skyrocketing demand from China's rapidly expanding economy. Last year, China's steel demand rose 38 million tons, the equivalent of the annual steel usage in Mexico and Canada combined, says Peter Fish, managing director at Meps in Sheffield, England. The more China buys, the less steel is on the market.
Supply concerns are so acute that there are reports of some steel-using firms hoarding the metal, compounding the problem. Nearly half of steel users said at least one supplier had canceled an order in January, according to a survey of steel users by the Precision Metalforming Association.
"The world's gone mad. I've never seen anything like this," Meps' Fish says.
Some steel companies are adding surcharges or even renegotiating contracts to raise prices to help offset their higher costs. Nine out of 10 steel users said suppliers raised their base prices in January, while 85% said they had to pay a surcharge, according to the PMA survey.
For U.S. consumers, the rising costs will likely have little impact, because stiff competition is forcing steel users to absorb the higher costs. But for the manufacturing sector, which already has lost 2.2 million jobs in the last three years, it feels like an insult added to an injury.
"We're hoping that enough people are getting hit that we'll be able to pass this on," says Jim McGregor, owner of Morgal Machine Tool in Springfield, Ohio. "There's just no way that we can eat this."
Says Jody Fledderman, president of Batesville Tool and Die, a Batesville, Ind., firm that makes parts for the automobile industry: "It's already so difficult in this business, a lot of people are starting to think there has got to be a better way to make a living."
Other causes for the increases in steel prices:
• Energy prices have remained elevated, making the energy-intensive process of making steel more expensive.
• A coal mine fire in West Virginia in 2003 has led to lower U.S. output of coke, a substance made from coal that is used in making steel.
• The dollar has been falling for months, making all imports costlier, including steel.
This one sure shot up fast. Definitely out of the ordinary. When this lowers I'm loading up. You should too.
What a great move.!
The revenue has to be from outside sources, mostly private. Judging by the highs it has hit in the past and the filing done today can also help.
Redbull gives you wings!! lol
Indeed a strong buy. Order up!
Really. Got me pumped up when I saw what it closed at. Nice!
Great DD!. This is one to keep your eye on.
This one is hot ladies and gentlemen!!
A nice PR would be great. Tightening up the market and soon will bounce back.
Great board bud. See you around.
AQCI has generated record revenue the last two years. The Company also recently projected a third consecutive year of record revenue (up to 60+% year over year increase) for fiscal 2007.
AQCI has generated record revenue the last two years. The Company also recently projected a third consecutive year of record revenue (up to 60+% year over year increase) for fiscal 2007.