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jackg152004

10/26/09 12:40 AM

#52158 RE: EarnestDD #52153

Earnest,

So what. Does that mean you can't make money at it. Just because an industry is going through a rough patch doesn't mean that individual companies within that industry aren't making money hand over fist. ZENG will have the ability to pick up assets on the cheap which will contribute to a very low cost basis which, in turn, will allow ZENG to undercut and steal market share away from other less efficient competitors. Your blanket statements make no sense and are very transparent to people who actually understand how business is conducted.
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Grande25

10/26/09 12:48 AM

#52169 RE: EarnestDD #52153

Oh, and I think the valid argument to your citation of the National Biodiesel Board (NBB) is: There is an opportunity for GROWTH in the biofuel production sector.

Also, if the "NBB says so", why are you claiming it as your opinion? Isn't it the opinion of the NBB?
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Mikey

10/26/09 12:53 AM

#52178 RE: EarnestDD #52153

you have no idea what you are talking about earnest.....do your homework bud......

let me summarize for you.....in 06 ....65 plants......today.......150........also read the table on the pdf.....

and last but not least, i wouldn't let the facts get in the way of a wrong opinion!


http://www.biodiesel.org/resources/reportsdatabase/reports/gen/20060930_gen373.pdf



http://www.biodieselmagazine.com/plant-list.jsp


http://www.biodieselmagazine.com/plantmap/

i provide links and back ups........you provide 'jmo's"
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mr2009

10/26/09 1:16 AM

#52198 RE: EarnestDD #52153

What are you talking about.. All I see is its saying growth is increasing.

"How much biodiesel has been produced in the US?
The National Biodiesel Board has released the following production volume estimates for the US:

FY 2008 -- 700 million gallons
FY 2007 -- 450 million gallons
FY 2006 -- 250 million gallons
FY 2005 -- 75 million gallons
FY 2004 -- 25 million gallons
FY 2003 -- 20 million gallons
FY 2002 -- 15 million gallons
FY 2001 -- 5 million gallons
FY 2000 -- 2 million gallons
FY 1999 -- 500,000 gallons"

from biodiesel.org

BTW that site only talks about biodiesel..