Replies to post #82539 on Biocentric Energy Holdings, Inc. (BEHL)

[khesanh]

Yea phloyd, can you imagine someday making auto bodies out of BioCentric bioplastics?

[bdubble]

Phloyd, nice post let me say this.

To hit things on the head with Phloyds post and many of our boards previous posts, check out the Omega3 after market.

http://www.nextag.com/Omega-3-Algae/search-html?nxtg=72160a1c0514-D69527D6DA9F375B

$50+ for .5oz (thats a half ounce of product, who knows how many drops of omega3 are actually in that half ounce, cant be much) of a product. Now figure out how much product can be made with what BEHL can produce, then ask yourself, "why did I invest in BEHL"? This is one of the many reasons. Once producing and selling, yes broken record effect, but Omega3, food and diet supplements, beauty products, livestock feed, etc. etc. etc., those are the reason we will be successful. Those are the reasons the BEHL team is working so hard. The lower cost and higher yielding (product wise) producers always win in these scenarios. We will never be THE LOWEST cost producer as there will be many comparable, but there will be a top few and I believe BEHL will be amongst them. There are more than one dept. store, more than one gas station, more than one everything, imagine being a Macy's or Nordstrom of an industry. Even if not a Macy's, Target and Walmart make money (to compare) on clothing too. =-)

[theewz]

you also forgot algae derived batteries :D

http://www.energy-savingnews.com/2009/09/organic-algae-batteries/

Despite a total lack of optimisation, the algae-based battery managed storage capacities of 25Wh/kg, compared to 100-160Wh/kg for lithium ion batteries. After optimisation, the team expect the algal battery to have roughly the same energy storage characteristics as lithium ion alternatives.