Dr W,
I agree Sterling is a normal investor who is good at what he does and shares his DD, just like I have with regards to BLDV. He sees potential and so do I, with regards to BLDV. That doesnt mean in the end it will pan out, there is no way in predicting the future. Thats why it is always good to have a few eggs in other baskets and spare cash for buying the steal of a deals.
What we do know is BLDV has some good connections with Govt of Belize, there is 3 biofuel plants looking to buy 1, which if sold and operating would start generating new revenues. There is also few shares on the market and with stock cheap and oil breaking radical new territory, with BLDV and the Cahune nut, it seems to have lots of possibility.
Heck even my DD on Syntroleum as a possible plant to buy may or may not happen. We dont get inside information, rather what we can only do is logically speculate using deductive reasoning and evaluating whether a business has good ideas and manpower or not. BLDV's staff does appear to have the connections and Texas A&m research needed for making the next generation of biofuel companies. Just because there is no news, doesnt bother me. BLDV has announced a biofuels trading division and at some point I'm curious to know how that has been growing and generating revenue. What 47 employees listed on pinksheets.com as of Apr 4, 2008?
This co is priced like it has no revenue or manpower and heck even companies that lose money are valued higher then this if they can show they have a plan for making money later on. It seems to me to be a logical progression getting the biofuels trading division running and from there buying a plant and processing crops and meat. BLDV does appear to be building its manpower and operations to building a complete biofuels cycle, from crops to training, to trading division to processing plant.
Hoping for further accumulate on lows
