InvestorsHub Logo

nez

Followers 17
Posts 1789
Boards Moderated 0
Alias Born 01/19/2006

nez

Re: None

Wednesday, 03/19/2008 1:10:09 PM

Wednesday, March 19, 2008 1:10:09 PM

Post# of 103302
OT, sort of-
I am trying to learn how to interpret what I think is DD. When I came across LLEG, I started out from the perspective of a simple novice investor's(trying to learn how to trade the right way this time) view and saw what appears to me anyway, to be a yearly “baby rally” in the early spring.
I then looked at some of the news posts about the activities of different zoning boards LLEG is dealing with.
The situation in Ellicottville NY, in my opinion has the odor of a local zoning board again (happens here all the time) feeling God-like and exercising the authority they feel, to ignore both what according to information from environmental experts, may be good and SAFE for their community and also something which has the potential to help the rest of the country by providing an example of how new “Green Energy” alternatives can help us both environmentally and economically.
At this point I wonder if theyearly “baby rally”(Ithink I see) may be greatly disrupted at anytime as the case in NY and the application in NH (Berlin?) can both be potentially settled any time and when that happens LLEG is not ever going to be at these levels again, IMO.
My opinion is based on the world we live. IMO we no longer have the choice of moving forward with these new technologies which offer alternatives to being slaves to the oil but we have to for economic, environmental and national security reason (the less we depend on other countries for our fuel the less the threat the pose will be.
I am asking if, when doing DD one should stay with technical indicators like the yearly “spring baby rally,” I think I see as well as the many others indicators I am becoming more aware of and which are available to use. Or in a situation like this should the focus be more weighted to the only thing standing in the way of success are factors DELAYING LLEG "going on line" due to local politics and procedural paperwork (the application in NH)? IMO if things are what they seem, when either or, or both of those obsticals are satisfied, LLEG can only become a success, IMO.
Other than that to me this seems inevitable this company is going to go and that could happen any time as it has been my experience legal rulings and application approvals happen suddenly after either a short or long delay. The thing here I keep getting stuck on is this is a company which is environmentally friendly, cost effective and is addressing a matter that has a huge urgency level. Finding sources of alternative energy which will not be at the cost of the environment.
In conclusion when one is doing DD and finds a situation like this one should do you look at this particular trade possibility, focused on the almost yearly “baby spring rally” and the many other financially based indicators or from the perspective that this federally approved alternate energy company (I say that as from what I understand they received a $1 M grant from the Federal Govt.) that may/will explode from that cycle simply due to a court deciding against the Ellicott zoning board and or what looks like likely approval at any time in Berlin NY. (I imagine either event or the two in combination will have the same positive impact on LLeg’s pps)
This seems like a really unusual company to look at so much so I am finding it hard to determine what aspect of DD is important. For the moment I am leaning toward watching for any negatives (finically) and assuming none occur then putting this one down as sort of like a stick of dynamite with the fuse lit but the fuse length is invisible?!.
Thanks in advance to anyone who can understand this post and then can give me their view!(just trying to learn but I think it is easy to get over loaded with information which I can't decide the importance of with low pps stocks like this.)
Nez


Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and lose both.
Benjamin Franklin

Join InvestorsHub

Join the InvestorsHub Community

Register for free to join our community of investors and share your ideas. You will also get access to streaming quotes, interactive charts, trades, portfolio, live options flow and more tools.