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[Vendit]

Back to WMT? HD? those type?


Don't laugh but this thread and its extended forefather on SI have been trading safe stocks just like you mentioned when the time was right. Now may be one of those times.

:8-)




Reid

[greatday8]

Freeus, this board is about and learning technical analysis.
I have been here for a week now. I try to follow the posts and understanding the technical analaysis presented with the posted links. I am slow but learning.

Using fundamental analysis, I believe GETC to be a good investment short and long term. If I am correct, I believe GETC will be a double digit stock in 2002. NO GUARANTEES.

Technical analysis does not work real well with a low price and low volume stock. I want to spend the time now learning technical analysis so I can use it to trade GETC with confidence and profitabity with price is higher and volume is activity.

Richard, CEO, did an Audio Interview and I made a list of the highlights.
W. Richard Lueck, CEO [phone] [e-mail]
http://www.geo-tec.net/

Highlights from an audio interview Richard had with Tim on 02/20/01.
Listen to the interview at: http://www.oilandgasprofiles.com/test/
I have a webpage with info and links about GETC:
http://www.getcgreatday.homestead.com/index_getc.html

1) PGDBK technology was developed by the former Soviet Union Military
Research and Production Facility, NPO ALTAI, for the Ministry of Geology,
USSR.
2) Geotec has exclusive contractual rights for North, South and
Central America.
3) Completed product development on 6500 wells, over 14 years of R & D, in
1986.
4) Micronized Chemistry.
5) Two technologies: the generators, and the technical know how of where,
when, how, and which generators are used.
6) Generators are case-less, lightweight and portable.
7) Crew of two can treat 300 to 500 wells per year.
8) Geotec signed a contract in 1996 for the technology.
9) Licensed in North, South and Central American including the Caribbean.
10) The U.S. marketplace has about 2400 independent well operators.
11) Two payments methods:
a) Fee for Service, which is about 20% less than a comparable Frac
service.
b) Percentage of revenue on success and the increase in hydrocarbon.
12) Revenue average for stripper type wells is about $200,000 per well per year. Production wells have increases of 250-2500% or greater.
13) Final Field personnel training by the Russians is planned in March, 2001.
14) Geotec can be profitable by treating 2 to 4 wells per month, they operate with a low overhead.
15) Geotec plans to be treating 10 to 20 well per month and working towards 80 to 100 wells per month.
16) A large short position in the stock has not been covered.

To me highlights 7, 9, 14 and 15 means the company will be very profitable.

Hope this helps.

Frank

[Walkingshadow]

FWIW:

There are two major areas that I will be looking at going forward: biotechnology/genomics, and the power sector.

I have thus far found only a handful of truly viable players in the biotech/genomic sector.

In the power sector, demographics and supply/demand imbalances and changing market conditions (i.e., deregulation) are highly favorable, but there are actually more important fundamental considerations. I will be looking very closely at the utility, energy, and alternative power sectors. And particularly, the players in the digital power arena, such as EMR, IRF, SYXI, AMSC, CPST, ACPW, FCEL, PRTN, BCON, and so forth. I think in the years to come there will be tremendous opportunities as the emerging power semiconductor transforms many, many industries. It represents a development that is truly disruptive, much like the microprocessor has transformed many initially unrelated industries.

JMVHO....

T