quote:Originally posted by Just Learning: Looks pretty stable/solid. Any reason why this has never gone up any higher? Seems like a good company, if i have time, i would like to watch it for a while, then try to get in. Thanks for the heads up B
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MACD above zero now. Slow Stochastic still moving up. Is it a big shake before rally? Any explanation???? I'm speechless in front of Market manipulator... Posts: 1335 | Registered: Oct 2003
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quote:Originally posted by Forrestgump: I received an email from the Transfert Agent stating that the total outstanding for United States Crude International is 2,951,559,074.
Pacific Stock Transfer Company 500 E. Warm Springs Road, Suite 240 Las Vegas, NV 89119
Phone (702) 361-3033 Fax (702) 433-1979
GREAT INFO--CALL THEM!! MAKE IT HAPPEN. GET ALL THE INFO YOU CAN AN POST FOR US TO UNDERSTAND.
MAYBE THIS STOCK IS A KEEPER? FIND OUT AND TELL US WHY IT IS!! THANKS.
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I just sent back an email to be inform on a regular basis about OS of USCI. OS haven't move since two weeks. From my point of view this is a very good news. I still believe we have been manipulate by Market manipulator. They probably sold shares which they did not possess in first place. They intentionally move back the market in order to buy cheap shares to cover themselve.
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Volume 289,718,284 Lost -30% Open at .0011 - Closed at .0007
RSI 46.73 MACD above zero Stochastic 25-47.92
USCI closed lower with a lower high and a lower low. The volume was high. A Long Black Candlestick has been formed. Bear were aggressive and selling pressure was strong but we gently move sideway at the end of the day.
Usually rally last 2 days. What happen today? MM's were covering thier shorts. We will be in better shape April 1st with SEC news rules.
Expectation in short term: around .005.
DON'T FORGET OIL PRICE STILL RISING!!!
PS: I was disapointed about my last TA analyze, something didn't work well so take this one for what it worth...maybe nothing!!! DO you own DD.
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After the last trades settled at 4:02 was at .0008. Hoping for a rebound tom.
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Yeah... so much for the gap-up I predicted for Monday AM. The moral... you better never listen to me!! LoL. Sooner would have been nicer than later... but it looks like we have to wait a bit longer for a decent exit. salemm.
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Both of my accounts are showing a close of .0007 . I would have liked to see .0008, .0006, is its support. I think it just retraced, and we will see trading between the .0006 and .001 tomorrow, and hopefully it will move up from there. I was able to get in at .0008 this morning, and had a sell in for .0012 again, but I think I am going to hold this, and hope for more by week's end.
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Even without sales or profit, USCI own patent and technology in oil market that worth alot. At .0007, this stock is pretty cheap when you see:
The Week Ahead
Wednesday, March 31
OPEC Meeting in Vienna: A buildup in U.S. crude oil supply and uncertainty about whether OPEC will change its oil production quota have driven down crude oil prices ahead of the Vienna meeting. U.S. crude oil last traded Friday at $35.73, down from $38.08 a week earlier. OPEC has announced production cuts twice in the past several months to support continued high prices. A one-million-barrel a day production cut is supposed to take effect on Thursday. But now, analysts are divided on whether OPEC actually will follow through. Some think there is even a chance OPEC will raise the quota, putting even more oil on the market. Member nations have continued to pump well above the current production limit to take advantage of increased global demand and high prices. Now what? No one seems to know.
U.S. Gasoline and Crude Oil Inventories at 10:30 a.m. ET: There was a surprising buildup in crude supplies and a less-than-expected decline in gasoline reserves for the week ending March 19. Despite the good news, both remain below the five-year average for this time of year, which will continue to put pressure on prices.
Analysis By Ramona Schindelheim ABCNEWS Business Editor ABCNEWS.com
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ISSUES THAT WILL START TO BECOME VERY MUCH IN THE NEWS AND VERY CONTROVERCIAL. OUR GOVT. IS NOW UNDER PRESSURE TO PROVE WE HAVE NO SHORTAGE OR NEVER WILL HAVE ANY SHORTAGE OF OIL. JMHO
MAY HAVE SOME INFLUENCE IN GENERAL ON OIL PRICES- CUTBACK MAY NOT BE GOOD. I AM FEELING THEAT THE WHOLE ECONOMY IS MAKING SOME MAJOR ADJUSTMENTS--POLITICAL ISSUES--TRYING TO JUSTIFY THE WAS IN AND WITH IRAQ. OUR ECONOMIC SITUATION IN GERNERAL IS POOR AND GREENSPAN WANTS TO CUT SS AND SS BENIFITS. THE MARKET IT IS A TOTAL READJUSTMENT PERIOD WHICH IS NEEDED AND APRIL 1 ISSUE'S PEOPLE ARE NATURALLY BEING CONSERVATIVE AS THEY SHOULD BE TILL THE MARKET HAS COMPLETED ADJUSTMENT PERIOD. THESE ARE ONLY MY OPINIONS AND STOCK'S THAT WOULD GENERALLY MORE MORE FREELY ARE GOING TO FEEL THE PRESSURES OF THE CONSERVATISIUM. JMHO
THIS STOCK WILL MOVE: AND IN SHORT ORDER BECCAUSE OUT GOVT. IS TRYING TO PROVE A POINT THAT WE DID NOT START A WAR WITH IRAQ OVER LACK OF OIL. IN FACT AS WE SPEAK I BELIEVE GOVT. RELIEF FUNDS ARE BEING APPROPRIATED TO "HELP THE LETTLE GUY."
WHICH IN TURN WILL HELP THE OTHER LITTLE GUY'S--"US."
Oil Rises After Saudi Backs OPEC Cut Tuesday March 30, 6:04 am ET
LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices rose on Tuesday after OPEC's (News - Websites) most influential member Saudi Arabia threw its weight behind imminent supply cuts, though divisions within the cartel prevented a steeper rally, analysts said. ADVERTISEMENT
U.S. light crude (CLc1) was trading 25 cents higher at $35.70, while London's Brent crude climbed to $31.97, up 23 cents.
U.S. prices had fallen to a session low of $35.25 a barrel, but rallied after Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi stated his opposition to relaxing supply curbs.
Naimi dismissed suggestions that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, which meets in Vienna on Wednesday, was to blame for prices that earlier this month hit a 13-year high.
Instead, he said speculators, economic growth and U.S. refinery problems, as opposed to a shortage of OPEC crude, were the reasons behind high oil prices.
"As far as Saudi Arabia is concerned April 1 has been implemented and I believe others have done so as well," Naimi told reporters.
"Throwing more oil on the market, because of prices where they are today, would be destructive," he added. "That would make a glut and there is already a surplus on the market."
Some other OPEC ministers have suggested that a one million barrels per day output cut from April 1 should be delayed.
Kuwaiti Oil Minister Sheikh Ahmad al-Fahd al-Sabah said on Tuesday OPEC should postpone the cut and reconsider it at the group's next planned meeting in Beirut on June 3.
"I think as the Kuwait position that at this stage we should continue in cutting the overproduction but postpone the decision on the one million (barrels per day) until the Lebanon meeting, unless there is an emergency," the minister told reporters before leaving for Vienna.
OPEC agreed in February to cut its output by one million barrels per day from April 1, and also to rein in over production above official quotas during March.
Loading programs have shown that several OPEC members have already scheduled to load additional oil in April.
Market and industry sources said last week that oil export programs indicated the cartel would deliver no more than one third of its planned one million bpd April output cut.
"Obviously the split within OPEC is not healthy," said analyst Steve Turner of Commerzbank. "It's difficult to see a significant cut-back in production ahead of the seasonal downturn."
"The risk is that we will see some modest downturn in prices, but I'm not talking about a collapse."
ISSUES THAT WILL START TO BECOME VERY MUCH IN THE NEWS AND VERY CONTROVERCIAL. OUR GOVT. IS NOW UNDER PRESSURE TO PROVE WE HAVE NO SHORTAGE OR NEVER WILL HAVE ANY SHORTAGE OF OIL. JMHO
MAY HAVE SOME INFLUENCE IN GENERAL ON OIL PRICES- CUTBACK MAY NOT BE GOOD. I AM FEELING THEAT THE WHOLE ECONOMY IS MAKING SOME MAJOR ADJUSTMENTS--POLITICAL ISSUES--TRYING TO JUSTIFY THE WAS IN AND WITH IRAQ. OUR ECONOMIC SITUATION IN GERNERAL IS POOR AND GREENSPAN WANTS TO CUT SS AND SS BENIFITS. THE MARKET IT IS A TOTAL READJUSTMENT PERIOD WHICH IS NEEDED AND APRIL 1 ISSUE'S PEOPLE ARE NATURALLY BEING CONSERVATIVE AS THEY SHOULD BE TILL THE MARKET HAS COMPLETED ADJUSTMENT PERIOD. THESE ARE ONLY MY OPINIONS AND STOCK'S THAT WOULD GENERALLY MORE MORE FREELY ARE GOING TO FEEL THE PRESSURES OF THE CONSERVATISIUM. JMHO
THIS STOCK WILL MOVE: AND IN SHORT ORDER BECCAUSE OUT GOVT. IS TRYING TO PROVE A POINT THAT WE DID NOT START A WAR WITH IRAQ OVER LACK OF OIL. IN FACT AS WE SPEAK I BELIEVE GOVT. RELIEF FUNDS ARE BEING APPROPRIATED TO "HELP THE LETTLE GUY."
WHICH IN TURN WILL HELP THE OTHER LITTLE GUY'S--"US."
Oil Rises After Saudi Backs OPEC Cut Tuesday March 30, 6:04 am ET
LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices rose on Tuesday after OPEC's (News - Websites) most influential member Saudi Arabia threw its weight behind imminent supply cuts, though divisions within the cartel prevented a steeper rally, analysts said. ADVERTISEMENT
U.S. light crude (CLc1) was trading 25 cents higher at $35.70, while London's Brent crude climbed to $31.97, up 23 cents.
U.S. prices had fallen to a session low of $35.25 a barrel, but rallied after Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi stated his opposition to relaxing supply curbs.
Naimi dismissed suggestions that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, which meets in Vienna on Wednesday, was to blame for prices that earlier this month hit a 13-year high.
Instead, he said speculators, economic growth and U.S. refinery problems, as opposed to a shortage of OPEC crude, were the reasons behind high oil prices.
"As far as Saudi Arabia is concerned April 1 has been implemented and I believe others have done so as well," Naimi told reporters.
"Throwing more oil on the market, because of prices where they are today, would be destructive," he added. "That would make a glut and there is already a surplus on the market."
Some other OPEC ministers have suggested that a one million barrels per day output cut from April 1 should be delayed.
Kuwaiti Oil Minister Sheikh Ahmad al-Fahd al-Sabah said on Tuesday OPEC should postpone the cut and reconsider it at the group's next planned meeting in Beirut on June 3.
"I think as the Kuwait position that at this stage we should continue in cutting the overproduction but postpone the decision on the one million (barrels per day) until the Lebanon meeting, unless there is an emergency," the minister told reporters before leaving for Vienna.
OPEC agreed in February to cut its output by one million barrels per day from April 1, and also to rein in over production above official quotas during March.
Loading programs have shown that several OPEC members have already scheduled to load additional oil in April.
Market and industry sources said last week that oil export programs indicated the cartel would deliver no more than one third of its planned one million bpd April output cut.
"Obviously the split within OPEC is not healthy," said analyst Steve Turner of Commerzbank. "It's difficult to see a significant cut-back in production ahead of the seasonal downturn."
"The risk is that we will see some modest downturn in prices, but I'm not talking about a collapse."
quote:Originally posted by Forrestgump: Even without sales or profit, USCI own patent and technology in oil market that worth alot. At .0007, this stock is pretty cheap when you see:
The Week Ahead
Wednesday, March 31
OPEC Meeting in Vienna: A buildup in U.S. crude oil supply and uncertainty about whether OPEC will change its oil production quota have driven down crude oil prices ahead of the Vienna meeting. U.S. crude oil last traded Friday at $35.73, down from $38.08 a week earlier. OPEC has announced production cuts twice in the past several months to support continued high prices. A one-million-barrel a day production cut is supposed to take effect on Thursday. But now, analysts are divided on whether OPEC actually will follow through. Some think there is even a chance OPEC will raise the quota, putting even more oil on the market. Member nations have continued to pump well above the current production limit to take advantage of increased global demand and high prices. Now what? No one seems to know.
U.S. Gasoline and Crude Oil Inventories at 10:30 a.m. ET: There was a surprising buildup in crude supplies and a less-than-expected decline in gasoline reserves for the week ending March 19. Despite the good news, both remain below the five-year average for this time of year, which will continue to put pressure on prices.
Analysis By Ramona Schindelheim ABCNEWS Business Editor ABCNEWS.com
Top stories before the open Tuesday Pre-Open Stocks action
By Emily Church, CBS.MarketWatch.com Last Update: 8:29 AM ET Mar 30, 2004 Crude prices were higher in London as expectations firm the OPEC oil-producing nations will stay to plans to cut output on April 1. OPEC ministers meet Wednesday in Vienna. Saudi Arabia plans to push for a cut in production, the Financial Times reported. Stock futures were marked lower, tracking declines in European and Asian stocks overnight despite upbeat outlooks from PepsiCo and a couple of smaller tech companies. The dollar was coming under some moderate pressure vs. the European currencies as the market awaits the European Central Bank decision this week on interest rates.
See Indications for full pre-open action
Global Markets
French stocks remained lower after the French President Jacques Chirac ordered a new cabinet. In London, stocks were little changed. British anti-terror police arrested eight men and seized half a ton of potentially explosive fertilizer in early Tuesday raids near London, the BBC reportedAsian stocks were mixed to lower overnight.
See European Markets and Asian Markets and London Markets
Broker action
J.P. Morgan Securities raised its rating on defense contractor General Dynamics (GD) to neutral from underweight, citing the stock's recent decline as well as the fourth quarter improvement at Gulfstream and the defense cash flow. UBS raised building materials group Texas Industries (TXI) to buy from neutral. Infineon Technologies (IFX) was upgraded from underweight to overweight by Morgan Stanley on expectations for a better DRAM market.
See Internet's most complete source for analyst comments
Breaking News - See Market Pulse for breaking news
PepsiCo (PEP) overnight said it expects first-quarter earnings to come in above Wall Street's current forecast and said its 2004 results should come in at the high end of its previous forecast. The snack and beverage maker said performance at all of its businesses was strong, with 10 percent sales growth. Shares were bid at $53, up from a $52.21 close. Shares of NPS Pharmaceuticals (NPSP) surged 17 percent on the Archipelago ECN to $31.54 after the company announced the Phase III study of Preos successfully met its primary endpoint of reducing the incidence of new or worsened vertebral fractures in postmenopausal women with mild to moderate osteoporosis. Accenture (ACN) reported fiscal second-quarter net income of $123.1 million, or 22 cents a share, down from 25 cents a share in the same period a year ago. Excluding restructuring charges, earnings were 29 cents a share, above the average analyst estimate compiled by Thomson First Call of 25 cents, as a pick up in its consulting business and growth in its outsourcing business helped offset a 2.7 percentage point decline in gross margin to 33 percent. Silicon Storage Technology (SSTI) boosted its forecast for the first quarter to reflect firming average selling prices for all of its products, increased shipments of its higher density products, and improved manufacturing costs. SSTI last changed hands at $12.87, up from $12.02. Autodesk (ADSK) boosted its outlook for the first quarter to reflect increased demand across all geographies and industries. The San Rafael, Calif., maker of design software now sees earnings before items of 27 to 32 cents per share on revenue of between $265 million and $275 million for the quarter. ADSK last changed hands at $32.35, up from close at $29.93. Wynn Resorts (WYNN) said it has filed a Form S-3 registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission for the sale of up to $1 billion in stock and debt securities Vernalis (VNLS) rose 1.6 percent after it agreed to buy the North American rights to Frova, a migraine headache treating drug, for $55 million from Irish pharma Elan (ELN), which eased 0.3 percent. Before the Bell is a daily e-mailed newsletter. You can subscribe to this free email service here.
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With a little luck we should see a small run today and a better one tommorow, at least that's my take on how this stock has peformed before.Need to close at atleast .001 today. This one run's fast so anyone not in need's to buy now. JMO
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I think Diana we share the same opinion because we see a relation between OIL PRICE VS United States Crude International Inc.as an oil production and technology company that has some innovative oil recovery technology designed to recover heavy oil from known reserves.
U.S. Crude’s technology utilizes the benefits of steam and gas injection to recover oil from oil formations that would otherwise remain un-produced.
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There was a whole show on CNBC regarding the current oil shortage and the need for more technology. Newer ways of extracting oil are desperately needed to keep up with consumer demand and I think USCI and many other companies are on the right track.
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Anybody think we'll see .0013 by the ned of the week again?
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Keep an eye on this one, this is what it did last Friday also just sat there at .0009 then boom it took off.
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