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Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
This is an extremely high risk stock which
I suggest you NOT buy. Read again, I am
encouraging you to NOT buy this stock.
This one is intended for extreme risk
takers who can afford to lose money
on a true long shot bet. You might do
better betting the horses.

IESV Intrepid Technology Resources

This company seems to have a sensible
management team exemplified by their common
sense. Their actual product under development
is alternative fuels made from organic
materials, like potatoes, corn and manure.

I like their common sense because they have
their true product, alternative fuel sources,
on the back burner and are keeping their
company afloat plus a little profit, by
contracting out their engineering talents.

Intrepid Technology is a collection of
engineers working towards developing
financially viable methods of producing
alternative fuels. Being comprised of
engineers, they have sense enough to
contract out engineering services,
for a fee, and appear to be doing well
at this.

Their alternative fuels, they most likely
know there will not be a big market for
those products for many years to come.
Black oil is still cheap enough to keep
alternative fuels out of the current market.
However, there is a small market developing
in this area. This market is in tractors and
other "crop harvesting" machines which can
easily run on these new alternative fuels.

IESV is located in the heart of farmland.

Some cities are now looking to extract
methane from covered over landfills no
longer in use. All of those represent a
small market, though.

Basic approach is this group of engineers
sale their services, then turn their profits
over into developing new fuels, slowly.

Seems good common sense.

Interestingly enough, they do own mineral
rights to some gold rich land. Nonetheless,
at current production costs compared to gold
prices, it is doubtful they will actively
mine. Still, this does add to assets.

Please read their current 10Q at SEC edgar.
There is good news and bad news. Be sure
you do read ALL filings.

Some snippets from their 10Q report:

***

Cash On Hand:

Year 2002 27,175
Year 2003 105,291

Total Assets:

Year 2002 4,683,342
Year 2003 4,620,150

Total Liabilities:

Year 2002 886,498
Year 2003 767,949

Income (loss):

Year 2002 (190,184)
Year 2003 76,417

Earnings Per Share Diluted (loss):

Year 2002 (.0013)
Year 2003 .0005

"The Company is a biofuels renewable
and alternative energy development
and operating company with strengths
in engineering and technology. While
the Company's primary source of current
revenue is the sale of engineering
services to a variety of clients, it
is posturing itself for a primary
business purpose of developing,
constructing, and operating a portfolio
of projects in the Renewable and Alternative
Energy sector, with a special emphasis on
production of biofuels - particularly, biogas
(methane), ethanol and...hydrogen."

"The report defined the reserve as consisting
of 455,000 ounces of recoverable gold. Over
20 of the 180 drill holes intersected
high-grade ore zones, but it must be assumed
that the bulk of the deposit is of low
grade."

"...revenue is derived from "work-for-others"
by the Engineering Services Division, with
any profits being used to develop the
Biofuels...."

"quarter ending September 30, 2003...operating
costs decreased 13.7% to $494,575 from
$573,264...."

"The Company had gross profit of $309,363 in
the first quarter compared to $71,849 for
the same quarter ended September 30, 2003
and 2002 respectively. This 330% increase
in gross profitis a mark of increased sales
and better management and...."

***


Please their 10Q report and all SEC filings
very carefully for a full financial picture.

All looks relatively healthy to me. Nothing
to really brag about but they do seem to being
just fine, at least turning some profit.

Why I am suggesting you NOT buy this stock
is there will be no major increases in stock
price anytime soon. You will NOT earn any
profits worthy of mention for a long time.

Yes, appears they will do ok but there is
nothing there which will cause a sudden
price break out. No loss is expected nor
is any sudden profit expected.

This is an extremely slow growth stock.

We have invested based on speculation and
based on affordable price.

They have two future potentials. One is
a developing "farm" market for biofuels
but this is probably years away.

Other is they hold and have good assets,
specifically gold bearing mineral rights,
which they could sell if a cash crunch
comes about.

At a nickel a share, we have decided we
can buy a lot of this stock for not a
lot of money. This one we can buy, set
a shelf and not worry much. Maybe in
year, maybe in two years, maybe longer,
this stock could have good value.

We are placing a bet on the good common
sense displayed by the management team.
Our hopes are their good sense will pay
off in the long term.

We are in for 10,000 shares at .0485
and hope to accumulate perhaps another
thirty to fifty-thousand shares.

Don't run the price up on us, ok?
We have not yet finished buying.

Again, my suggestion is you NOT buy
this stock. Chances are you will be
disappointed because this stock will
not move for a very long time.

As always, never buy nor sell based
on my opinions. You could lose money.
Chances are very good this stock will
actually decline in value sometimes.

This stock is only for extreme risk
takers, in for very long term based
on nothing but speculation and the
apparent good common sense of the
management team.

I would NOT buy this stock if you
are an average investor looking for
good returns in a short time.

Be sure you read carefully. I am
actually telling you to NOT buy
this stock. Risks are extreme with
a stock of this nature.


Purl Gurl



 


Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
As usual, I was too conservative with
my projections. The price of IESV stock
has more than doubled since my profile.

Purl Gurl
 


Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
Strike that. Price of IESV is up only ninety
percent or so, just shy of double.

Purl Gurl
 


Posted by chrisNdee on :
 
The one thing that is not said is that funds are mostly obtained through off balance sheet borrowing backed by a convertible promissory note, convertible into convertible debentures, convertible into shares. Just like HYTT they account the off balance sheet debt as income and list it as sales of engineering services. However unlike HYTT, IESV is a junior exploration play and that is where the value rests. I do like their idea of biofuels. However they are going about it the wrong way. They should use wood chips made from whole trees that have no value when the leaves are on, put it into a harvestor silo, let it heat and cure then put it through a grinder that breaks the chips up into smaller pieces and place it right back into the silo. Harvestor silo's unload from the bottom and fill by blowing it in throgh the top. Harvestor silos are air tight and the wood will produce lots of methane gas. This is done in Switzerland to provide power to places where there is no power. This methane gas then powers motor vehicles and generators.
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
We are ignoring the biofuel aspect and
betting on their engineering services
doing well. Their biofuel might be a
nice up spin, but I don't think for
years to come. Other aspect is what
I have written which is they do seem
to have good common sense.

Purl Gurl
 


Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
Originally profiled for you at a nickel
per share, IESV is now trading at eleven
cents per share.

You are up just about one-hundred percent,
on the average.

Purl
 


Posted by realityinc21 on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Purl Gurl:
Originally profiled for you at a nickel
per share, IESV is now trading at eleven
cents per share.

You are up just about one-hundred percent,
on the average.

Purl


NICE FIND GURL. VERY NICE.

------------------
DIANA
 


Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
Today, at .06 per seems a good day to load up IESV.

Review IESV news releases since my first post.
IESV is on track and making good progress towards
a profitable venture in Bio-Gas. IESV appears to
be ahead of the game for dairy - methane production.

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
Latest 10Q is filed,

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1083742/000114420406023346/v044695_10qsb. htm

Not too bad at all. IESV is doing well at keeping
losses down in light of starting up their biogas
plants. Another plus is IESV is years ahead of
other companies and very close to commerical
revenues through biogas selling.

Perhaps towards the end of this year IESV will
be able to move in good revenues and a net profit.

Darn good price right now, thanks to naked shorting.

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by gray1 on :
 
PG I'm so glad to see your positive forcast. I tripled my position yesterday. Do you have any insight into the personnel changes a week ago. Sounds like they may show more attention to PR and news releases.
And you're right-this is a real bargain right now.
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
"Do you have any insight into the personnel changes
a week ago."

I made a mental note of this and plan to go back
for some research. I recall no changes caused
me any concern. I will have another look tonight.

People at IESV play it very straight. They seem
to be an honest group of engineers with big plans.

What I like about IESV is they have their plants
up and running, in production and only lack a
commercial pipeline to feed into the retail market.
Indications are they have customers in the wings.

This places IESV two to three years ahead of
other companies in this field; IESV is a true
front runner in this biogas industry.

There is a negative. Naked shorting is taking
place and has been for a long time. Very little
IESV can do about this. Recently, seems to have
slowed down a little bit.

Cornell Capital lending is a concern. Does not
look IESV will lean much on Cornell. However,
a basic research and development company does
have a hard time securing loans with better
terms and with better companies. This Cornell
lending is somewhat understandable. Good news
would be termination of the Cornell contract
in the near future.

Another negative, bit of a positive, is IESV
is spending a lot of capital on development
of their biogas plants. This shows as a loss
on their recent 10Q filing. Bit of a negative
effect for traders, unless they read carefully
and discover the loss is capital investment
in their biogas development. That is ok.
Development of biogas plants on their scale
is very expensive; near commercial output.

Yes, bargin prices right now. I bought a bunch
years back, I think around .045 to .050 per.
Prices today are very close to prices a couple
of years back. I am still accumulating when
IESV dips down to .050 to .052 per. I do not
think prices will fall lower, save for very
short, low volume dips to .048 to .049 per.

I am comfortable with IESV as a long term
safe investment. IESV is not about to crash
and management is staying on task, keeping
their word on thier business plan; no games.

Those interested in IESV, be sure you know
this one is a very long term investment. I
would not expect big upward moves for at least
a year, maybe more. Current prices will probably
hold for the next six months or so, without
good news being released to change perspective.

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
I am reviewing IESV filings with the SEC.

Forgot about this positive note,

"obtain bond financing under a State of Idaho
approved bond inducement resolution to expand
operations and production capabilities...."

My opinion is this is good news. Having their
state government backing is a positive. This
signals Idaho approves of IESV efforts and
are willing to help with development costs.

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
Ok, refreshed my memory on the recent 8K
which announces a minor change in officers.

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1083742/000114036106008015/form8-k.txt

Readers will note all five officers are originals
from way back. All have very good backgrounds and
credentials. What I see happening is IESV is in
the process of shifting to marketing efforts to
sell their biogas (methane) via retail feeds.

Parker is a business manager with good connections.
Smith is an accountant with agri-business background.

The other three are far back original officers
but all three are experienced engineers. They
are not business managers.

This change in management structure makes sense
for IESV with their emphasis now upon marketing.

I am very comfortable with these changes. No
new people, just a change in structure to enhance
IESV ability to move in revenue generation.

For interested readers, here, again, is their
recent 10Q which makes for a very good sound
understanding of IESV and "where they are,"

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1083742/000114420406023346/0001144204-06- 023346-index.htm


Purl Gurl
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
Recent News,

Jun 5, 2006 10:17:56 (ET)

IDAHO FALLS, ID, Jun 05, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Intrepid Technology and Resources, Inc. (IESV, Trade ), a renewable alternate energy company, has received the gas conditioning equipment slated for use in creating pipeline quality gas from its Whitesides Biogas facility. The two semi loads of proprietary equipment will be installed over the next several weeks and brought into operation. The equipment is unique in that it can process a smaller gas stream from the existing two digester array, as well as the full ten digester array that is currently under construction.

The cost of this gas conditioning equipment is equivalent to the entire book value of the existing plant, effectively doubling the asset value of the facility. Independent sampling of the product gas will be performed to verify the entire system's ability to produce pipeline-quality gas. The company plans to sell product gas from the existing two digester system in July and then begin the installation of the additional eight tanks which will be completed in late 2006.

The clean gas will be delivered into an Intermountain Gas pipeline making Intrepid the first alternate energy company in North America to produce pipeline quality gas from animal and industrial waste. Once the entire technology has been proven, by delivering gas to Intermountain, Intrepid will begin to aggressively pursue additional locations for their biogas fields that may include Idaho, Washington and California. Additionally, with the technological superiority of the digester, Intrepid will begin to market the systems and Intrepid's process and procedures expertise to other stand-alone dairies and feedlots.

(snipped for brevity)

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
"Intrepid the first alternate energy company in North
America to produce pipeline quality gas from animal
and industrial waste."

Written before by me, IESV is two to three years
ahead of other companies in this industry.

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by mr money on :
 
Purl Gurl--enough pumping already--Stick to bashing --you are much better at it.
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
Ha! Ha! How funny, I am both a pumper and a basher,
all depending on in which thread I participate!

You are simply jealous of my talents.

* assumes her Cassius Clay voice *

I am the greatest! I am the greatest!

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by mr money on :
 
LOL--Jealous of you. I don't think so. I've turned 5k into over 500k in less than 5years.To me, I find trading sttocks quite easy. I don't need nor do I have the time to post continuely like you do either ,pumping or bashing a stock. I made over 50k on NDOL alone .I don't own any at this time as I sold all sharers over a buck. But to watch you continually bash a stock really leaves a bad taste. Where were you when it was below .10. Smart investors were loading up(and I wasn't pumping it either )Will be loading up again on it real soon though. Keep pumping IESV hope it runs for you--just try not to create to many bagholders. Good traders don't have to pump or bash stocks like yourself--We just trade.


quote:
Originally posted by Purl Gurl:
Ha! Ha! How funny, I am both a pumper and a basher,
all depending on in which thread I participate!

You are simply jealous of my talents.

* assumes her Cassius Clay voice *

I am the greatest! I am the greatest!

Purl Gurl


 
Posted by mr money on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by mr money:
LOL--Jealous of you. I don't think so. I've turned 5k into over 500k in less than 5years.To me, I find trading stocks quite easy. I don't need nor do I have the time to post continuely like you do either pumping or bashing a stock. I made over 50k on NDOL alone .I don't own any at this time as I sold all sharers over a buck. But to watch you continually bash a stock really leaves a bad taste. Where were you when it was below .10. Smart investors were loading up(and I wasn't pumping it either )Will be loading up again on it real soon though. Keep pumping IESV hope it runs for you--just try not to create to many bagholders. Good traders don't have to pump or bash stocks all day like yourself--We just trade.


quote:
Originally posted by Purl Gurl:
Ha! Ha! How funny, I am both a pumper and a basher,
all depending on in which thread I participate!

You are simply jealous of my talents.

* assumes her Cassius Clay voice *

I am the greatest! I am the greatest!

Purl Gurl



 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
"I've turned 5k into over 500k in less than 5years."

pffftt...

I turned 25 grand into one point one million
in three years.

Of course, I started out with more than you.

I am the greatest! I am the greatest!


Purl Gurl
 
Posted by mr money on :
 
Congrats to you then, I expect to hit the million mark within a year. Just keep using my same stategies.

quote:
Originally posted by Purl Gurl:
"I've turned 5k into over 500k in less than 5years."

pffftt...

I turned 25 grand into one point one million
in three years.

Of course, I started out with more than you.

I am the greatest! I am the greatest!


Purl Gurl


 
Posted by Doniboy on :
 
I've been trading for 3 months and I've quadrupled my original investment. Of course I am typing this from work so I guess I'm not doing that great [Frown]
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
"Just keep using my same stategies."

A strategy of slinging childish personal insults?

I am skeptical.

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by mr money on :
 
I don't relly care if your skeptical.You act like you think you are a god--like your opinion is the only one that matters. You just keep on pumping and bashing and I'll just keep on trading.

quote:
Originally posted by Purl Gurl:
"Just keep using my same stategies."

A strategy of slinging childish personal insults?

I am skeptical.

Purl Gurl


 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
I do not think I am a god. I think I am a goddess.

Purl Gurl

(proud of you, Doniboy, very proud)
 
Posted by Doniboy on :
 
[Big Grin]
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
Doniboy, nothing wrong with working. Not working
is very wrong.

During my years, I have been a dishwasher,
a waitress, a factory worker, a house keeper
and many other employment positions. There
is no job I will not take to support my family.

My most pride in the line of work, though,
is my being a penniless ignorant farm girl.

You have much going for you, Doniboy. You
are bright, willing to learn, polite and
clearly willing to take a chance to better
yourself, and your family, if appropriate.

Whether or not you win in the stock markets
makes no difference; you are already a winner.

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by BuyTex on :
 
good post...
 
Posted by Sith Trader on :
 
i took another look at this one

still looks like it has scam all over it

massively diluting the os


Michael W. Parker, a shareholder since 2001, is a retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel and for the past five years and has been a self-employed entrepreneur and investor. During his diverse 20-year career he worked in areas ranging form aviation, engineering, special operations and program management. He is a veteran of Operations Desert Shield, Desert Storm (Gulf War I) and Southern watch. Since his retirement in 2000, he spends his time managing his numerous business interests and traveling between his homes in Lake County, Montana and Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. He has been a shareholder of the Company and an enthusiastic and vocal advocate of Intrepid Technology and Resources, Inc., since the Company's inception. Mr. Parker has not been appointed to any of the Company's committees and there are no related party transactions.



you have to believe that this guy is not a scammer as it appears, but an expert in turning turkey guts into nat. gas? is that right?

the chart looks to me like shorting. there was a good pop that we all saw but all that selling after is not natural.

purl gurl, youve made a fortune off of crap like this?
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
"turning turkey guts into nat. gas? is that right?"

No, they are turning bullsh!t into gas.

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by TickTrader on :
 
Hi Sith,

turning turkey guts into nat. gas

Actually, there really is a company that turns anything into oil, but it's a private company with private investors, not publicly traded. The turkey offal is most publicized because ConAgra invested to do something about the 'leftovers'.

Here, with IESV, Purl is telling you straight about that. A ranch, cows, cow patties, and a lot of numbers that don't make sense.
 
Posted by BuyTex on :
 
OT:

offal...

nice diction, Tick...
 
Posted by TickTrader on :
 
lol... you should see the pics - now that's awful.
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
An early signal is beginning to appear.

Volume for IESV is beginning to drop off and
share price is beginning to rise.

This is suggestive dilution is coming to an end.

As always, no guarantee on this but an early
signal is appearing IESV share price might be
coming back under control of public traders.

I am not suggesting you buy but am suggesting
you begin keeping an eye on IESV for potential.

This early signal is very preliminary. Might
be a false signal. Nonetheless, better to pay
attention to an early signal than to ignore
what might be a signal for profit potential.

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
pfffttt... volume jumped back up and prices
have slipped back down.

* screams *

Frugal Granny, 'bout time we load our shotguns
with rock salt and put an end to this dilution.

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by blue_in_MI on :
 
IESV is one of those stocks where i like to have 2 positions in it:

* a little chunk i hold long no matter what, because i like the company

and

* another little chunk i swing-trade, just because IESV seems so prone to frequent ~20% swings. momo traders seem to hop on IESV whenever gas prices rise real high, but then hop back off whenever it levels off
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
Well, Blue, are you going to be my second husband
or not? I need some help managing our daughter, the
Goth Vampiress who drives a deep black Corvette
with dripping blood graphics on its sides.

I need a second husband, like you, to keep her
busy so I can goof off, have fun, run around
naked and all that. She is very strict with me.

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
Reminds me of a story I have probably told
but will do so, again.

Back when Piranha, her nickname, was in high school,
during summer she would invite friends over, mostly
boys but usually mixed. They would do whatever it
is teenagers do these days.

I am downhill in our swimming pool skinny dipping.

Some of her boy friends are watching me. Not long,
one of them asks Piranha, "May we go swimming with
your mom?"

Oh boy, does she ever blow a fuse. Party is over
and she comes down, chews my butt really good.
She becomes madder and madder because I keep
swimming to the other side of our pool so she
cannot point and shake her finger at me. She
is turning bright red, sweat beads on her forehead,
and not from the sunlight!

I climb out of our pool, opposite of her, lift
my breasts with my hands, jiggle them, then say,
"I think your boy friends like these!"

You ever run around naked and bare foot on eight
acres of raw rugged granite boulder covered land
with a Goth Vampire chasing you looking to rip
your head off? Boy Howdy, I nearly wore out the
bottoms of my feet and my feet are thicker than
tanned leather! She cheated, she was wearing shoes.

We have a fun family.

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
IESV is on the move again.

Dipped to .05 now at .067 / .068 per.

Upward pressure has been building for
the last two weeks. This does not mean
IESV will "skyrocket" at all. Quite
the opposite, I expect IESV to begin
dipping and climbing more quickly.

Readers are urged, again, as in another
thread, to watch IESV for quick in and
out flip plays.

Good future potential, but a better
flip play, for now.

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
Oh gosh, two articles back, that is the article
for which E440 threatened to have me arrested
for being a child molester! Forgot about that.

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
Intrepid Producing Pipeline Quality Green Gas
Tuesday July 18, 1:39 pm ET

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, July 18 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Intrepid Technology and Resources, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: IESV - News), a renewable alternate energy company, announces that they, have successfully processed biogas generated from dairy manure into commercial pipeline quality natural gas. This is a major breakthrough by Intrepid as they believe that they are the first commercial firm in the United States to achieve such results on a privately funded basis.

(snipped, full article link follows, read it)

http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060718/latu091.html?.v=59

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
Which do you boys prefer? My coming over here
to Hot Stocks to help you earn money, or my
staying over in my small corner of Allstocks,
elsewhere, posting nude pictures of myself?

Cannot have both!

To help in your decision making, you know my
participation here at the Hot Stocks board
will cause all Hades to break lose.

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
This is for Jo.

Jo, IESV is an example of a "hold" stock which
I discussed for you, elsewhere.

IESV enjoys an acceptable financial condition
for their being basically a "start up" company.
Risks are a bit higher than usual, though.

For months, IESV is being diluted, either lender
dilution or naked short selling. This has kept
prices suppressed. Without this dilution, prices
today would have broke through .10 per share,
which is typical for IESV, in the distant past.

I suggested to you, Jo, buying this one when prices
drop below .05 per share, then selling when prices
are just below .06 per share. This is safe and
will earn you small profits, quickly.

Contrasting this, I have been buying a lot each
time IESV drops below .05 per share. Today I have
about a half-million shares, in at an average
of .052 per share. I did not suggest this to you
because you need to divest of your losers and
begin making small profits quickly to build up
your cash base.

Nonetheless, Jo, this IESV is an example of a
stock you can hold for a long period of time
with relative safety, least for a penny stock.
IESV will not drop below .046, ever. You can
buy below .05 and know you will, at least,
break even if you sell.

Again, this returns to fundamentals. You can
hold for longer periods of time when a company
has acceptable financials. When a company is
in poor financial condition, like that other
stock we discussed, do not hold for more than
one day, two days at the longest.

Traders must learn when to hold and when to fold.

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by Up on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Purl Gurl:
Which do you boys prefer? My coming over here
to Hot Stocks to help you earn money, or my
staying over in my small corner of Allstocks,
elsewhere, posting nude pictures of myself?

Cannot have both!

To help in your decision making, you know my
participation here at the Hot Stocks board
will cause all Hades to break lose.

Purl Gurl

Tough call. The pictures are nice but it's a hell of a lot of fun when you stir up the pot too. I guess it's a coin toss from my point of view.
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
A coin toss, ok. I have an Indian Head penny
in my chubby little hand. I will flip.

Heads I win. Tails you lose.

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
I have a recent photograph of me, nude, which is
currently artistically rendered for viewer safety.

Still have not decided if I should provide
my more recent picture. I am thinking if I
get over here and earn some bucks for you
boys, others will be less likely to complain
about our family being social nudists, and
less likely to complain about my being so
very comfortable with nudity.

Have you boys enjoyed my link to my nude
portfolio I provided elsewhere?

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by Jo4321 on :
 
Thanks for your help.

I'm looking forward to playing some of these after I get enough cash back in my accounts. Especially for one like IESV where I would need larger amounts to make better percentages, if I were to buy at .05 and sell at .06. BTW, I see it is up to .072 right now. [Smile]

I set up a paper trading watchlist based on $2500 and 5 of your picks you suggested.

NWD 800 shares at 1.36 now 1.37
NXTI 500 shares at .46 now 0.49
PWCL 500 shares at .35 now 0.36
ALAN 500 shares at .55 now .49
PYTM 5000 shares at .11 now .15

Since Friday all are in the green except ALAN, but overall that paper portfolio is up $200.00 and 8%. Not a huge big deal, but much better than I am doing with my real portfolio!

Jo
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
"ALAN 500 shares at .55 now .49 "

Ouch! I have not looked at ALAN today.

I will have a look to discover what
charts are suggesting. This surprises
me, to no end!

Jo, markets are real bad right now. I would
not expect any major moves for almost all
stocks soon. Most of these plays will take
weeks, maybe a month or more.

This is another reason to set a goal of
small profits, frequently; no skyrockets.

Purl Gurl
 
Posted by Up on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Purl Gurl:
I have a recent photograph of me, nude, which is
currently artistically rendered for viewer safety.

Still have not decided if I should provide
my more recent picture. I am thinking if I
get over here and earn some bucks for you
boys, others will be less likely to complain
about our family being social nudists, and
less likely to complain about my being so
very comfortable with nudity.

Have you boys enjoyed my link to my nude
portfolio I provided elsewhere?

Purl Gurl

Ok, here's the way I see it. You're actually performing two valuable services here. One, you're flushing P & D people that come here thinking they'll get away with it while at the same time providing knowledge to those that truly need it. That's your Hot Stocks service.

Your Off Topic service is to provide humor, merriment, and perhaps even a bit of titillation for some of the younger viewers over there. Again it's a tough call to make. Nudity.... money....? Ahh heck with it, go naked.
 
Posted by ruskin_muskin on :
 
in iesv * 0.068
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
"Again it's a tough call to make. Nudity....
money....? Ahh heck with it, go naked."

Heh, heh...

I can do both.

 -
 
Posted by Up on :
 
Well there you go, trade naked. A perfect compromise.
 
Posted by blue_in_MI on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Purl Gurl:
Cannot have both!

i would of course go with: both!

nice day for IESV: swing-chunk sale triggered near EOD, but still holding long-chunk. quite a nice day for ALMI as well, bucking the general sharp downturn today in resource/mining stocks
 
Posted by beechwood on :
 
Speaking of nat. gas & BS, I think everbody
in this thread is full of it...
 
Posted by ruskin_muskin on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by blue_in_MI:
quote:
Originally posted by Purl Gurl:
Cannot have both!

i would of course go with: both!

nice day for IESV: swing-chunk sale triggered near EOD, but still holding long-chunk. quite a nice day for ALMI as well, bucking the general sharp downturn today in resource/mining stocks

Blue.. should gap tomorrow and run hard IMO..
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
Intrepid Technology Has Been Added to the Ludlow Alternative Energy Small Cap Index

Thursday August 10, 10:48 am ET

IDAHO FALLS, ID--(MARKET WIRE)--Aug 10, 2006 -- Intrepid Technology and Resources, Inc. (OTC BB:IESV.OB - News), a renewable alternate energy company, announced today that the company has been added as a component of the Ludlow Energy Small Cap Alternative Energy Index.

Dr. Dennis Keiser, Intrepid's CEO, believes that the inclusion of Intrepid in an index of leading emerging alternative energy companies is recognition of the company's business model and an acknowledgement of the strides made in bringing the Whitesides biogas plant online. Additionally, Intrepid is continuing construction of the larger Westpoint biogas facility in south central Idaho. Dr. Keiser stated, "Intrepid has worked hard to gain recognition as a strong renewable energy company. We are honored to be included as a component of the Ludlow Index and look forward to becoming more recognized in the industry." Intrepid is among 41 companies that are specializing in the expanding alternative energy field included in this Index.

The Ludlow Energy Small Cap Index is a basket of U.S. traded small cap alternative energy stocks. The Index provides both institutional and individual investors a gauge for tracking the day-to-day performance of small cap alternative energy stocks. The index is designed for investors who have a long-term bullish outlook on the renewable and alternative energy market. The Ludlow Energy Small Cap Index is owned and operated by Ludlow Energy Fund, Inc., based in New York City. www.ludlowcapital.com/indices/ ....
 
Posted by Purl Gurl on :
 
Readers are cautioned, a stock being added to
an index, such as the S&P 500 and this index,
does NOT improve financials, does NOT improve
a company's bottom line.

This is simply an addition to an index to better
create a measure of average performance for a
specific sector.

News like this will cause an upward spike but
this spike will not hold.

Overall, however, trader perception will be
improved, will be stronger, which will lend
support to IESV share prices.

Purl Gurl
 


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