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hey sman, what's your acceptable risk, i have my sells at 008... BOOYAH!
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this may run.... just released a little pricey at .60 though
Syngas International Corp. (OTC BB: SYNI) Begins Bio Fuel Research Project EDMONTON, AB and LAS VEGAS, NV -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 05/02/2006 -- Syngas International (OTC BB: SYNI) is pleased to announce that due to the rapidly increasing demand for ethanol in North America, Syngas has commenced researching the possibilities of using gases produced from its M2 and PyStR processes to make synthetic liquid Bio fuels such as ethanol and methanol. Conversion methods such as the Fischer-Tropsch and Sabatier catalytic processes will be used in this investigation.
The Fischer-Tropsch catalytically converts synthetic gases (a combination of hydrogen and carbon monoxide), such as those produced from the M2 and PyStR, to liquid fuels.
Ethanol has recently been touted as a replacement for gasoline. Brazil, one of the first countries to convert to ethanol for transportation use, is now completely free of oil imports. The USA, which currently imports 60% of its oil, is watching Brazil's progress. The most recent US energy bill, signed into law last August, calls for more than doubling ethanol use by 2012. In preparation, the big three car manufacturers have begun selling "flex-fuel" vehicles capable of being powered by ethanol-enriched gasoline.
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NEW YORK, May 02, 2006 (AP Online via COMTEX News Network) --
Oil prices rose to $74 a barrel Tuesday amid fear that international pressure on Iran to modify its nuclear program may lead to supply cuts from the key exporter.
An Iran official earlier in the day reiterated its intention to keep enriching uranium, while U.S. Undersecretary of State Nicholas Burns said he believed European governments will agree to sanctions against Iran.
Analysts expect energy futures to remain high, as traders keep one eye on issues abroad _ Iran's nuclear program, rebels in Nigeria cutting off oil supplies, and the possibility of terrorist attacks on oil facilities _ and another eye on problems on the home front, notably tight U.S. gasoline supplies going into the summer driving season.
"The trend is still up," said BNP Paribas commodity futures analyst Tom Bentz. "Unless something changes, I don't see anything out there that's going to cause any big drops."
Light, sweet crude futures for June delivery rose 30 cents to $74 a barrel in afternoon trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange _ moving closer to the intraday peak of $75.35 reached briefly on April 21.
Pump prices crawled higher as well, nearing the record highs seen in early September after Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf coast and the region's oil facilities. On Tuesday, the average cost of a gallon of regular, unleaded gasoline was $2.92, up 35 cents from a month ago, according to AAA's daily fuel gauge report. U.S. drivers are now paying about 14 percent more to fill their tanks than a year ago.
The United States, Britain and France plan to introduce a new Security Council resolution this week that would make Iran's compliance with their demands mandatory, and enforceable through sanctions or military action.
As of yet, there has been no talk of economic sanctions that could slow Iran's oil exports. China is a big customer for Iranian oil, and a cutoff of its oil exports would likely send oil prices surging.
"At some stage, I think Iran will use its oil as a weapon to negotiate with the U.N. and the U.S., which would push up the market _ although they are unlikely to stop exports altogether because they need the money," said Tetsu Emori, chief commodities strategist with Mitsui Bussan Futures in Tokyo.
U.S. Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman said Tuesday the market is worried about a supply disruption, and "there's no doubt a (fear) premium" is reflected in today's prices.
Also lifting oil prices Tuesday, Saudi Arabia's oil minister said that terrorists would continue to target oil facilities around the world. "They're not going to stop at Abqaiq," Ali al-Naimi said, according to Dow Jones Newswires, referring to an attack on Saudi Arabia's largest oil-gathering center thwarted earlier this year.
"It's just one more thing to keep the market nervous, just remind us all about the possibility of attacks in Saudi Arabia," the analyst Bentz said.
Iran's deputy oil minister, M. H. Nejad Hosseinian, said Tuesday crude oil prices are likely to hit $100 a barrel this winter as demand outpaces supply. "By winter, it is very much possible," Hosseinian said, when asked by reporters in India if global crude prices would peak at around $100 barrel.
Bolivia's moves to secure greater state control of its energy reserves and production also supported prices, as did glitches at some U.S. and foreign refineries, despite the relatively small amount of gasoline shortfalls involved.
On Wednesday, the Department of Energy releases its weekly petroleum inventory report, and according to a Dow Jones Newswires survey, most market analysts predict it will say that gasoline stocks declined for the ninth straight week.
Such a decline could happen even if runs at refineries increased, Bentz said, as they're dealing with the transition from gasoline with MTBE _ an additive found to be a groundwater pollutant _ to gasoline with ethanol.
Gasoline futures rose less than a cent Tuesday to $2.155 a gallon and heating oil rose less than a cent to $2.0620 a gallon. Natural gas prices rose by 1.5 cent to $6.71 per 1,000 cubic feet.
Crude oil prices are about 40 percent higher than a year ago. But accounting for inflation, prices are still about 20 percent below the records reached in 1981, when supplies became tight after a revolution in Iran and a war between Iraq and Iran.
Naimi said Tuesday that high crude oil prices are of no long-term benefit to either producers or consumers and contribute to market instability.
"Energy security cannot be sustained when prices are extreme _ too high or too low," the Saudi oil minister said in remarks to an energy conference.
He said Saudi Arabia is committed to working with the United States to keep oil markets stable, including plans to increase production to 12.5 million barrels a day by 2009. But he said that producing adequate supplies must involve other suppliers and conservation.
-------------------- The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits Posts: 10204 | From: NYC | Registered: Mar 2006
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come on EFCR..break .032 and lets have a EOD run i thikn no matter what we have a gap for tommorow the buying pressure has just bee too much for it not to gap
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if OMOG doesnt gap huge tommorow i will be so mad this is going to follow TNOG and maybe even do better then TNOG..i think tommorow we gap to .012 and then tommorow is our day for OMOG
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All oil stocks, Oil will hit $80 by month end and I will make 10 baggers on all of these stocks. On average
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PMHH also worth a look as an oil stock. They supply rig equipment and package deals - most recent $12.4m Keppel Fels (China) in Jan. Rig Rates are soaring...
10 Institutions recently bought 60% of the company plus chairman invested $1.82m in December. Mch 06 Results brought forward to June at about that time Mr Baer new CFO will report on the company and voluntarily report.
GME hold 83% of PMH hence restricted to 17%. They raised stake from 71% to 83% last Sept 2005 when Patriot was worth $2. This is before lots of deals inc Keppel. Backlog order book c$35m.
Take a look at chart & put on watchlist. They are at a networking exhibition now and orders are due. http://www.otcnet.org/2006/
Not a P&D stock though. One for steady growth as they're getting big orders, and June - Sept will be brill. It's started to move with big volume last week prior to the news.
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Im holding EFCR till mid summer, thats where it has peaked in the past. Is everyone else thinking the same?
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ok i am bacg from the gym feeling good as i suppose alot others are too, alot of money was made today in the stock market good job guys
anyways i have added my msn and my email address in my signature at the bottom for people who are intrested
and remmember go OIIIIIIIIILLLLLLLL....this was pretty predictible of oil today given the Oiler beat the redwings in 6 yesterday....WOOOHOOO go oilers!
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EFCR will simply in one word be HUGE..this has alot of room to run and i might even buy for a 3rd time tommorow..i am holding every single share still and plan to for a while
goodluck
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superman, later this month I am going to put 5k into my scottrade acount. My goal is to turn it into as much as possible (100k?) by christmas. I will be tracking that 5k and I am also going to be fallowing you! I am going to see if your picks will do this, forever making you a legend!! WOO HOOO
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lol letitrideboy!! i have been doing this for 8 years and so so far this is one of my best years. when i first started i made 300 000 in 6 monthes! and i was only 18 years old, in a matter of 2 weeks i lost it all...i was only 18 and i was young and stupid not to take out some profits, it was only money at that time u know, well now i am 26 and i think i have learned the value of our dollar, honestly bro times are good today but tommorow can be different. so please only put in the money which u can afford to lose all off, cause most of these play go down faster then they go up!
anyways if u want add me onto your msn, or email me and we will chat more the information is in my signature box...
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