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I cant believe there is little interest in this stock on this board, if you look at the one year chart it's at least worth discussing....one positive PR and BAM! Lets forget its up over 100% in the last few weeks and it is holding and still slowly climbing.
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Company Name CIK Form Type Received Date Period End Date AMERICAN ENERGY PRODUCTION INC 0001111391 DEF 14A 2/8/2007 3/13/2007 AMEP - AMERICAN ENERGY PROD (OTCBB)
Date Open High Low Last Change Volume % Change 02/09/07 0.0800 0.0870 0.0800 0.0840 +0.0031 3113400 +3.83%
Composite Indicator Trend Spotter TM Buy
Short Term Indicators 7 Day Average Directional Indicator Buy 10 - 8 Day Moving Average Hilo Channel Buy 20 Day Moving Average vs Price Buy 20 - 50 Day MACD Oscillator Buy 20 Day Bollinger Bands Hold
Short Term Indicators Average: 80% - Buy 20-Day Average Volume - 1878295
Medium Term Indicators 40 Day Commodity Channel Index Hold 50 Day Moving Average vs Price Buy 20 - 100 Day MACD Oscillator Buy 50 Day Parabolic Time/Price Buy
Medium Term Indicators Average: 75% - Buy 50-Day Average Volume - 2859262
Long Term Indicators 60 Day Commodity Channel Index Buy 100 Day Moving Average vs Price Buy 50 - 100 Day MACD Oscillator Buy
Long Term Indicators Average: 100% - Buy 100-Day Average Volume - 2185752
Overall Average: 88% - Buy
Price Support Pivot Point Resistance
0.0840 0.0767 0.0837 0.0907
AMEP
AMERICAN ENERGY PRODUCTION INC Daily Commentary
Our system posted a BUY CONFIRMED today. The previous SELL recommendation was issued on 02.01.2007 (8) days ago, when the stock price was 0.0797. Since then AMEP has gained 5.40% .
BUY-IF is confirmed by a white candlestick with a lower open and a higher close. The buying price is the previous close ( 0.0809 ) according to the Rules of Confirmation.
BUY CONFIRMED
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Well IMAKE think she will break 10 before falling? I am holding a bag in that range but wont sell at least till the teens to see a profit.
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AP Oil Prices Jump More Than $1 Per Barrel Friday February 16, 3:45 pm ET By Stan Choe, AP Business Writer Oil Prices Climb Above $59 Per Barrel, Led by Heating Fuel Price Gains
NEW YORK (AP) -- Oil prices jumped more than $1 per barrel Friday, led by gains for heating fuels, in another volatile trading day for crude. Light, sweet crude for March delivery rose $1.40 to settle at $59.39 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange after dipping as low as $57.59 earlier in the session.
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Helping to push up prices was a U.S. warning that Nigerian militants may be planning to expand their activities beyond the restive southern petroleum-producing regions.
The Lagos-based consulate said possible targets could include expatriate personnel, Western businesses or facilities and locales visited by tourists and foreigners.
Citigroup Futures Research energy analyst Tim Evans said traders were also taking a second look at natural-gas inventory numbers released Thursday, which helped boost heating fuel prices.
Last week's withdrawal of 259 billion cubic feet from underground storage was short of some analysts' expectations, but it was the biggest since 1997, he said.
Natural gas prices rose 21.1 cents to $7.503 per 1,000 cubic feet, and heating oil prices rose 4.63 cents to $1.6734 a gallon, helping to lead up crude prices.
Brent crude rose $1.35 to $58.95 on London's ICE futures exchange.
Phil Flynn of Alaron Trading Corp. said traders also may have been skeptical about forecasts for warmer weather for the U.S. Northeast, the world's largest heating oil market.
The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said it expects above-normal temperatures next week to end a spate of freezing weather in the U.S. Northeast, which accounts for 80 percent of the nation's heating oil demand.
Oil price swings have become the norm recently, as 11 of the prior 16 sessions saw daily moves of more than $1, Cameron Hanover's Peter Beutel wrote in a research report. On Thursday, prices dropped more than $1 before settling down just a penny.
Analysts said the upcoming three-day weekend, with the Nymex closed on President's Day, and the March oil contract's expiring on Tuesday may also have pushed up volatility.
In other Nymex trading, gasoline futures rose 4.81 cents to $1.6453 per gallon
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I like these calm little moments before the storm... Reminds me of Bethoven Posts: 3255 | From: Orlando, FL | Registered: Mar 2006
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AP Oil Prices Settle at 2-Month High Monday February 26, 6:50 pm ET By Lauren Villagran, AP Business Writer Oil Prices Extend Rise Above $61 a Barrel As Winter Storm Plows Across U.S.
NEW YORK (AP) -- Oil prices settled at their highest level in more than two months on Monday as snowy weather in the United States spurred expectations for strong heating oil demand. A winter storm dumped as much as two feet of snow in the Midwest, grounding hundreds of airline flights and closing major highways. The National Weather Service also reported that more than a foot of snow blanketed parts of the Northeast, the country's largest heating oil market.
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Several analysts are forecasting a decline in stockpiles of heating oil when the government issues its weekly inventory report on Wednesday, said Jason Schenker, an economist with Wachovia Corp. However, Schenker said he expects the drop to be much smaller compared with the prior week.
U.S. inventory figures released last Thursday showed a larger-than-expected decline in distillates, which include heating oil and diesel, as well as a drop in gasoline inventories.
Light, sweet crude for April delivery gained 25 cents to settle at $61.39 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, after earlier rising as high as $61.75. The settlement was the highest since the front-month contract closed above $62 on Dec. 22.
April Brent crude on London's ICE Futures exchange added 45 cents to finish at $61.33 a barrel.
Nymex heating oil prices rose by roughly a half cent to settle at $1.7562 a gallon while natural gas futures dropped 20.8 cents to $7.547 per 1,000 cubic feet. April gasoline futures rose by 1.56 cents to end at $1.8337 a gallon.
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AP Oil Prices Settle at $62 a Barrel Thursday March 1, 4:18 pm ET By J.W. Elphinstone, AP Business Writer Oil Settles at $62 a Barrel As Traders Focus on Supply Concerns Rather Than Stock Worries
NEW YORK (AP) -- Oil prices settled at $62 a barrel Thursday, the highest level in more than two months, as concerns over declining product supplies outweighed traders' worries about volatile global stock markets. ADVERTISEMENT
Light, sweet crude for April rose 21 cents to settle at $62.11 a barrel -- its loftiest settlement price since Dec. 22 -- on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Brent crude also gained 22 cents to settle at $62.11 a barrel, on London's ICE futures exchange.
"The stock market's recent weakness certainly prompted traders to question how strong forward demand of oil will be," said Tim Evans, an energy analyst with Citigroup Futures Research. "But the inventory numbers are higher on my checklist than the trend in the stock market."
On Wednesday, the Department of Energy reported that stockpiles of gasoline and distillates, which include heating oil and diesel fuel, dropped last week by a larger amount than analysts had forecast. Meanwhile, demand for products over the last four-week period rose by 7.5 percent from the same period last year.
U.S. crude inventories climbed 1.4 million barrels to 329.0 million barrels last week. But gasoline inventories fell by 1.9 million barrels to 220.2 million barrels, and distillate inventories fell by 3.8 million barrels to 124.5 million barrels.
The report also boosted gasoline futures, which finished higher for the second day in a row, at $1.9101 a gallon, up more than 3 cents, on what Evans says looks like "a seasonal rally."
Higher crude oil and gasoline prices are starting to make their way to the pump. Retail gas prices topped $2.40 a gallon nationwide on Thursday, according to Tom Kloza at Oil Price Information Service in Wall, N.J. Kloza expects prices to hit $2.50 a gallon by the middle of the month, maybe sooner.
A manufacturing report released Thursday also was supportive of oil prices. The Institute for Supply Management reported that its manufacturing index registered 52.3 in February, up from January's reading of 49.3 and above Wall Street's estimate of 50.
A reading above 50 indicates growth for the sector, while a reading below signals contraction.
"Oil traders are torn. They want to be long on this market because demand is at all-time high and the ISM report came in above expectations, but macroeconomics are holding them back," said Phil Flynn, an analyst at Alaron Trading Corp. in Chicago.
Traders remain jittery after Tuesday's sharp fall in U.S. share prices on worries that economic growth may stall. On Thursday, the Dow Jones industrials ended 34 points lower after tumbling 209 points in early trading and then briefly reaching positive territory in the afternoon.
"I think in the near term we can expect a lot of volatility in the oil market," said energy analyst Victor Shum, of Purvin & Gertz in Singapore.
Natural gas prices settled down more than a penny at $7.288 per 1,000 cubic feet after a morning report showed that supplies fell a little less than expected last week.
The Energy Department said Thursday that natural gas supplies fell by 132 billion cubic feet to 1.733 trillion cubic feet last week. Analysts and traders polled by Dow Jones Newswire had been expecting a drop of 144 billion cubic feet to 1.721 trillion cubic feet.
Flynn pointed out that natural gas traders are now focusing on the weather. The winter season is almost over and the demand for natural gas is likely to decline. But a report this week from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration warned of a potentially active hurricane season this summer.
A hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico could shut down natural gas production, putting a crunch on supply, Flynn said.
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imake go to yahoo and look at the message board on AMEP I left a comment to one member. You might want to look at my comment. Not to say I'm not going to jump in this "...." (HA!) I've learned some things in the past few months. this is a stock money can be made. Message is 'this co is done" pauldeters
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