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i like when there is aggressive management and deals w/ government... i am loooong on this stock because these types of companies are the future.. this is the type of stock i will hold looong!
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scary to get in now when it went up 234% TODAY! Will it crash tomorrow or run to .03!?!?!
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I'm going to wait for it to come back to about .003 then I'll buy back in for the long haul. This stock has a habit of running high for a few days then correcting back, at least it did for the past 2 weeks. The next run should be better, imo.
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SEATTLE, May 28, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- GeoBio Energy, Inc. (Other OTC:GBOE.PK - News), d/b/a Plastics Conversion Technologies, Inc. (PCT ``Company''), a Colorado based plastics cleaning, separation, and recycling company, announced it signed a Letter of Intent with Plas2Fuel, Inc., a Washington company (P2F), regarding future joint venture operation opportunities. The final agreement contemplates P2F operating within PCT's EnviroPlastics (EVP) division facilities at multiple locations, nationwide. These EVP facilities will process Auto Shredder Residue located near large auto-shredder/metal recyclers. EVP's process cleans and separates scrap resin grades into three streams of plastics. One of the outputs of EVP's process, a ``mixed stream'' of plastic, will be the supply for P2F's proprietary 'plastic-to-synthetic oil' conversion process. Gary De Laurentiis, PCT founder and COO stated: ``The synergies between our two companies' processes are absolutely unbelievable. Our 'post-cleaning' waste plastic material is perfect feedstock for the P2F process. We can supply them all the materials they need to produce synthetic oil 24/7 within the same facility. This is a major win-win situation for both businesses.'' Said Brent Bostwick, P2F's VP for Business Development: ``This is a truly exciting opportunity. Our plan allows us to operate within the same facility, and allows P2F to focus on our process and our sales, and not about supplies. We'll be able to guarantee our customers a steady flow of product, which is of utmost importance to them.''
-------------------- It is better to be humbled than ruined Posts: 138 | From: Connecticut | Registered: Jun 2007
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