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The Cabot Top 10 Featured Stock is PEIX They say it is a good stock..but speculative at this point and say that even aggressive investors will want to see a pullback of a couple of points befoe jumping in! Their suggested buy range is 19-22.
Looks like you'll be having an excellent time in AC, courtesy of Bill Gates and the rest of the PEIX buyers. This is one I really wish I'd taken more time to look at...
Just doubled your money..not bad! I have some since the 20's but sold @ 31 and failed to get an order filled on the recent pullback. Missed it by .05!!
So some weak holders shed their shares of PEIX for Spring, did they?
Well, I bought in at $29. How did I do that? I sold the $30 APR put for $1. I either keep the $1 per share, or else I am buying PEIX for $29 between now and Friday. When I make a deal like this I always figure I am buying the stock. I think this one has tremendous upside. Very bullish chart. I wonder when this stock will peak. I am thinking July . . . the point and figure says $64.50 . . . .
MM, Jiesen, SOMEBODY HELP ME!
What does the FA say that this company is worth?
So some weak holders shed their shares of PEIX for Spring, did they?
Well, I bought in at $29. How did I do that? I sold the $30 APR put for $1. I either keep the $1 per share, or else I am buying PEIX for $29 between now and Friday. When I make a deal like this I always figure I am buying the stock. I think this one has tremendous upside. Very bullish chart. I wonder when this stock will peak. I am thinking July . . . the point and figure says $64.50 . . . .
MM, Jiesen, SOMEBODY HELP ME!
What does the FA say that this company is worth?
The sky is the limit. There is so much private capital in this business that soon they will go IPO pushing up valuations for all ethanol stocks.
This won't dilute PEIX since it is on an island called California. There is no way to economically get ethanol from the Midwest to Cali...
I'm selling in May though, so I can cash out and go to Atlantic City with Titan Omega.
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So some weak holders shed their shares of PEIX for Spring, did they?
Well, I bought in at $29. How did I do that? I sold the $30 APR put for $1. I either keep the $1 per share, or else I am buying PEIX for $29 between now and Friday. When I make a deal like this I always figure I am buying the stock. I think this one has tremendous upside. Very bullish chart. I wonder when this stock will peak. I am thinking July . . . the point and figure says $64.50 . . . .
MM, Jiesen, SOMEBODY HELP ME!
What does the FA say that this company is worth?
You've got me there. I have no idea how to value this company, unfortunately. It's too bad, since it looks to be quite promising, if ethanol really takes off as an alternate fuel source. But I really have no idea about these trends, so I'm going to have to pass on this investment. $$MM says ethanol is going to be HUGE, and I tend to believe him, especially considering that he's in the energy business, and should know.
One thing I can say, though, is that it does indeed have tremendous upside, as long as the promise of ethanol in every other tank is delivered to CA (by PEIX). The market will be in the billions, and PEIX should easily be a 10-bagger by then. But that is a big IF. I'd rather they just build a few dozen nukes IMBY, and everyone gets a plug-in hybrid.
As long as the total production of ethanol is less than 10% of all clean fuel mandated gasoline consumed, then the price of ethanol will track the price of gasoline.
The cost to produce the ethanol is basically fixed, so the profits for ethanol will move up with the price of gasoline...
ummm..has anyone seen the price of gasoline lately?
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