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Ecomike

10/10/13 9:37 AM

#16445 RE: fmeded #16443

Anything under .20 is ultra cheap for MVTG entry. Almost impossible to get anything under a few hundred shares at the bid on MVTG 95% of the year. MVTG is no good for day trading, it is a buy and hold investment which is unheard of in penny stocks.

MVTG is all about patents, and intellectual property that can turn into a billion dollar business, patents on converting CO2 air pollution sources into profitable liquid organic products, including fuel for fuel cells.

See this link for a good into:

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=85323337

Google and WIKI the new JV partner, ALSTOM, that just handed MVTG 1 million dollars a few weeks ago, it is in the SEC 8-K filing.

swiamca

10/10/13 12:07 PM

#16446 RE: fmeded #16443

Hi!

Speculative buy? I guess I see where you get that from, and to me it looks like it too (at least a bit).

This question I would address to Ecomike:
What companies are in direct competition with Mantra?

From the 3 youtube videos I saw with one eye open last night I think the technology is surprising, and actually a game changer.
Which is why I'm not concerned about the techno aspect but rather the execution.

Ecomike's most recent statement that anything under .20 is a good buy is rather optimistic. From the chart it would seem that anything under .10 is a good buy, and pray for a dip under .08.

Does anyone know what are the "expensive components" of traditional fuel cells that Mantra avoided?

If there is a comparative study between mantra's fuel cell technology and FCEL's cell that would be nice. (links)


Ecomike

10/11/13 12:48 PM

#16454 RE: fmeded #16443

Best speculative strategy is to buy MVTG and sell US debt since those in Washington seem to be smoking something lately.