Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Momentum Hunter - GERS

Today MomentumHunter.com announces eight stocks to watch closely:
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SkunK

5 comments:

Slashnuts said...

Wow! Marquis Wisconsin increases permitted capacity!

It's now permitted for 70 MGY, up from 56 MGY.

When Marquis first signed with GERS, their one plant was rated at 100-110 MGY. They bought another plant and plan to expand the original. After the expansion is complete, they'll be capable of about 350 MGY!!!

Expect corn oil extraction to continue to rise at our 2nd largest customer, Marquis Energy!

Slashnuts said...

GPRE Corn Oil Royaltys Jumped 143.4% in Q211.

In Q410, GPRE extracted 5 million pounds

In Q111, extraction jumped 100% to 10 million pounds. Royaltys were about $864,000 from $4.3M worth of oil.

Q211 extraction doubled again to 21.5 million pounds. Royaltys were about $2.1 M from $10.5M oil.

Slashnuts said...

Aventine Adding Corn Oil Extraction!!

Fast forward to the 23:50 mark. It's a quick mention, but CEO of Aventine said corn oil technology is a quick pay back right now. They sound like they're one of the mystery licensees. Aventine has 3 plants that will be capable of 330-420 million gallons a year!

http://investor.shareholder.com/media/eventdetail.cfm?mediaid=46890&c=ABEA-4Z9XGE&mediakey=C862FE4447CB3210014FEB7D46D75A8A&e=0

BTW, Aventines Q2 report comes out next week.

No wonder the EPA had to raise it's estimates, the whole industry is rushing to install COES.

Slashnuts said...

And...
From the GPRE Q2, just released...

"We may sell additional equity or borrow additional amounts to improve or preserve our liquidity; expand our ethanol plants; build additional or acquire existing ethanol plants.."

And...blending patents in-play here?

"Since January 2009, we have held a 51% ownership interest in Blendstar, LLC, which operates nine blending and terminaling facilities with approximately 495 mmgy of total throughput capacity in seven states in the south central U.S. On July 19, 2011, we acquired the remaining 49% of Blendstar from the minority holders. Blendstar’s operations are included in the marketing and distribution segment."



Good Luck To All!$!$

Anonymous said...

Neil,

Thanks for your previous blogs....I think we all are holding our breath regarding how the R/S is played out...Favorable or unfavorable to common share holders?...no one really knows...appears news driven or perhaps stock operators will use the news to break the share price upward?

larry

 
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