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Oil is good and going to get better IMO. Looking for penny oils. So far own or looking at akol, papo, hiko and rmmi. Any ideas on these or reco's on others?
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charts are set up very nicely for a breakout and news on new well frac is expected tomorrow. Additional news on new well contracts expected within the next 2 months.
Currently under valued, imho.
Low float also.
I really think this could double soon.
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Guys look at AIPN up almost 300 %...CNBC just said oil could go to $80 a barrell...This may run on that alone.. Do your DD but this may be a play...
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Doing some dd.......still really like RMMI, the problem is thin trading. Its gonna move one of these days though with these oil prices. I'm still digging through some of these.
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One area that I am going to start researching is ethanol production.....
As many know, ethanol is additized into gasoline at a 10% ratio. This produces a cleaner burning fuel and also raises the octane. Ethanol is mainly produced by ADM (Archer Daniel Midland), I believe in the Indiana area. I do know that there is a lot of other co's considering building these type of facilities nationwide.
Another area is soybean oils used as a blend stock with diesel (Bio-Diesel). Again, I believe this is beginning to taek place in the Indiana area.....
I will post any new picks next week....
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AIPN does seem to be accumalatin right now at 016-017 area. Think this might be a double .
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Right on, oil is it. Looks like the play is to catch a dip and get in. I'm liking the action in PAPO and AMEP so far........but still digging around.
-------------------- Jimmy Posts: 18 | From: albuquerque | Registered: Mar 2005
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quote:Originally posted by bigjimmy: Right on, oil is it. Looks like the play is to catch a dip and get in. I'm liking the action in PAPO and AMEP so far........but still digging around.
I highly suggest checking out AIPN for the next day or so
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alittle irony for your diet...any profits from the hot oil stocks are going to go towards gas when oil reaches $80 a barrel.
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