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[kel3]

Brazil Ethanol Supply Drying Up


“That maybe gave the market a little bit of hope that the supply from Brazil will dry up sooner rather than later,” said Jerrod Kitt, an analyst with Linn Group in Chicago.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-11-26/ethanol-rises-for-second-day-as-brazil-s-sugar-harvest-nears-end.html
Ethanol Rises for Second Day as Brazil’s Sugar Harvest Nears End
By Joshua Falk - Nov 26, 2012 2:08 PM PT

Ethanol futures in Chicago climbed against gasoline for a second day as Brazil’s sugarcane harvest neared its end.
The biofuel, made from corn in the U.S. and from sugarcane in Brazil, gained as industry association Unica said sugar mills in Brazil’s sugarcane belt will begin to shut down in the coming weeks. The mills crushed 42 percent more cane in the first half of November than they did a year earlier.
“That maybe gave the market a little bit of hope that the supply from Brazil will dry up sooner rather than later,” said Jerrod Kitt, an analyst with Linn Group in Chicago.
Production declined 13,000 barrels a day to 811,000 in the week ended Nov. 16, the lowest level for any week in November since the Energy Department began publishing weekly data in 2010.

[sashex001]

Take a chill pill Mr. Paranoid.
What is stoping others from undercutting her?
Seems the only one risking anything is Kelly by sharing her numbers.

However that is not the case ether. Kelly is sharing her information as we share ours.
Only a fool would take the information without any research.

You do not like PEIX do not invest, you do not respect Ihub don't post here.
But do not every acuse anytime when you have NO FACTS.

[kel3]

The Reason I Like this Company

Its Got Enduring Competitive Advantages

1.CA. LCFS Ethanol Supplier a Leader In that Market

2.Kinergy,Sells for The Other CA. LCFS Suppliers

3.CA. The Biggest Gas Using State In the Country,Which Uses More
Gasoline than China

4.Competitive Edge In Ethanol Inovation Produced by thier Knowledge
& Relationships With Other Celulosic Co.

5.Revenue Streams Ethanol,WDGS,Corn Oil,Carbon Credits Projected
to Be $50 Each by 2017

6.Varied feed Stocks Increasing & Coming In at Lower International Prices (West Coast Ports)

7.Wall Street & California Backing It Up

8.Ethanol Mandate Increasing Thrue 2022

9.Carbon Cap Decreasing,Every Year Going Forward

10.CA. Law AB 32 Increasing E85 to 85% Of CA. Fuel Supply by 2020

11.Location,Location,Location

12.Global Ethanol Mandates Increasing & Inovation,Make this Look Like an International Buisness If They Make It as a Stand Alone

This Company Could REALLY Have a Future !