EESO: Apparently enzymes cause pigs to grow wings!
Posted by: gabrielswings In reply to: None Date:4/4/2008 12:48:23 AM Post #of 6133
EESO comparisons, a lot to read in this post, but I hope you find it worth the time.
First let me say that if you read my post (as well as the links), you'll find a lot of information that I think you'll like. But first, I'll entertain you with a funny little story, a book reviewer once remarked about the 912 page book "Diplomacy" written by Henry Kissinger, "I don't know if the book is a good book to read, but if you read the book you are a good reader". The point that I am attempting to make is that there is a TON of information out there about EESO's potential, it will take time to bring it all to the surface, but it is out there. I noticed all the recent activity on the stock, not to mention this message board, so I've been doing some research about the company, the industry and other global participants in this field and I have to say that the more I read and research, the more enthusiastic I become about the potential for EESO. With that said, if you read the post that I've put together, I don't know if I've written a good post, but if you read my post you are a good reader! (with regards to the great Henry Kissinger)
Two companies to which to compare EESO's potential for future growth are: Novozymes and Genecor
http://www.novozymes.com Novozymes is the biotech-based world leader in enzymes and microorganisms. Using nature's own technologies, we continuously expand the frontiers of biological solutions to improve industrial performance in all areas. Environment-friendly products: Novozymes' more than 600 products are a key player in the production of thousands of products you use in your everyday life - from the textiles in your clothes to the food you eat.
http://www.genencor.com Genencor discovers, develops, manufactures, and delivers eco-friendly, efficient enzyme product solutions for the agri processing, cleaning and textiles, food and feed, consumer, and industrial markets
Now I know there has been a lot of focus and discussion on a lot of great things about EESO, but one thing that I found a bit overlooked is the HUGE potential for business that was contained in an EESO press release from a few weeks ago before this stock became so popular that seems to have been all but overlooked by most people. I think it is worth going back and looking at once again for review.
Consider this PR by EESO about the negotiations to acquire a test site for advancement of enzyme technology for the agricultural animal industry http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/080324/0378733.html
NOW consider that both Genecor and Novozyme are offering out PR's of their own about the enzyme technology for the Ag industry as well, I offer the following PRs by the two companies:
Now I haven't even touched on all the other potential for EESO's growth, I'm just talking about something that seems to have been overlooked and that is the HUGE potential within the Agriculture industry that EESO is already gearing up to meet the needs of this growing segment of the industry. Let us NOT overlook the "little" things, like what EESO is doing to provide for HUGE potential.
Also, for consideration of comparison is Verenium Corporation (trades on the Nasdaq under symbol VRNM), while they also are into biofuel, they started out as an enzyme company, which currently operates as a free standing operating unit within Verenium, the biofuel business being the other operating unit. http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=VRNM
****** ** VRNM has annual revenues of $46 million, it has 63 million shares outstanding and the company has been trading for around $3.65!!! ******
HELLO!!!! $3.65!!!!
What's EESO's outstanding? 230 million?? VRNM's is 63 million outstanding and is trading for $3.65! Sure, I understand it is on full Nasdaq, but even discounting for that fact, that is a HUGE fact, HUGE comparison!
I have been taking the study on all of this and I like what I am finding. I know that I'm a bit late to the party and that I'm probably "preaching to the choir", considering everybody here is probably even more enthusiastic about EESO than anything I could ever post, but I'm finding a lot of potential here. I really don't read charts and I do respect those that do read them and know how to read them, I'm just not a chart kind of guy, but I do know a company with a lot of potential when I see one!
Charts are great, charts are fine, but give me a stock with the potential to shine!!
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