There is a
Gold Pot
at the end of our Rainbow!

[Oil Can]

Originally Posted by GeoMoney

I know nothing, it is common sense with all the meetings and new board members, that the company is making all the right moves. Like I already said the share price will catch-up!

I'm looking forward to see what is going to happen with the algae conference in April. The WSJ, news articles, and on-line are starting to create a buzz going on and people are watching. There are some really positive articles. Ethanol has lost it's place, biodiesel didn't have a change to grow, because now bio-crude seems a the best fuel. I really didn't know about this emerging industry two years ago. How many of us had?

Now, with big oil getting involved with alternative fuels and the price of oil at $108 and counting and I think we see major changes in 2008 and 2009.

[Smooth_Trunkfish]

Originally Posted by GeoMoney

I think he was speaking of level 2 trades? I did not watch, but didn't these trades happen? I am sure he knows only public knowledge, just as we do.

He was suggesting that the trades took place because whoever made the trades knew something. I'm saying if that's the case then it's not good, because it means people are basically dumping their shares at lower and lower prices. If people were buying on insider knowledge, one would expect the price to go up, not down. Hopefully it's just one or two people who really wanted out and not people with insider knowledge. I don't know how many more days like today I'm going to be able to take.

[SloMo]

This is how I view the price action.

*Flippers load up when the price is down.
*We get good rumor or news, newbies buy at higher prices what the flippers dump, the flippers make money.
*Flippers bash and sell a few cheap and price price begins to drop, newbies panic and sell for lower, Flippers buy more.
*Flippers load up and the whole thing starts again.

Solution: don't listen to the bashers and DON'T PANIC

Gas prices jump, oil hits $110 By JOHN WILEN, AP Business Writer
1 hour, 9 minutes ago



NEW YORK - Gasoline and oil prices extended their record-setting streaks Wednesday, with gas at the pump reaching a new high of nearly $3.25 and crude surpassing $110 for the first time.

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The gains came as a weakening dollar led investors to shrug off an Energy Department report that crude oil and gasoline supplies jumped last week.

The national average price of a gallon of regular gas rose by 1.9 cents overnight to $3.246 a gallon, a new record, according to AAA and the Oil Price Information Service. Pump prices are following crude's recent surge, and could rise as high as $3.75 a gallon this spring, analysts say.

Meanwhile, light, sweet crude for April delivery rose $1.17 to settle at a record $109.92 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange after earlier rising to a new trading record of $110.20.

The dollar weakened throughout the day Wednesday, setting a number of new lows against the euro and attracting new buyers to the oil market. Crude futures offer a hedge against a falling dollar, and oil futures bought and sold in dollars are more attractive to foreign investors when the dollar is weak. Many analysts believe the dollar's decline is the reason crude futures have surged to new records in 12 of the past 13 sessions, despite the fact that crude supplies have risen 10.2 percent since early January.

"It's almost like people are worried they're going to miss the ... train," said Linda Rafield, senior oil analyst at Platts, the energy research arm of McGraw-Hill Cos., of investors' dollar driven enthusiasm for oil futures.

For consumers also facing rising food prices and a drop in housing values, the dollar-fed oil rally simply means more pain at the pump. Analysts see little reason for the dollar to stop falling, or for oil and gas prices to stop rising, any time soon. And with gas prices certain to rise as the summer driving season approaches, consumers will be even more cash-strapped.

In part, the dollar is falling in anticipation of another interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve next week. Lower rates tend to weaken the dollar.

The importance of dollar weakness to crude prices is reflected in the fact that oil's latest record came the same day the Energy Department's Energy Information Administration said crude supplies jumped by 6.2 million barrels last week, more than three times the 1.6 million barrel forecast of analysts surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires. The EIA also reported that gasoline supplies rose by 1.7 million barrels last week, well above the expected 300,000 barrel increase, and distillate supplies dropped by 1.2 million barrels, less than the expected 2 million barrel decline.

It was the eighth increase in crude supplies in nine weeks, putting oil inventories back on a growth track after a one-week decline. Meanwhile, forecasters including the Energy Department, the International Energy Agency and OPEC have consistently reduced their demand growth predictions for this year.

Wednesday's EIA report offered more evidence demand is falling: Gasoline consumption fell 0.7 percent last week compared to the same week last year. Normally, gas consumption grows about 1.5 percent year-over-year, just to keep pace with population growth.

"Product demand remains quite weak," said Tim Evans, an analyst at Citigroup Inc., in a research note. "This was another set of consistently bearish data."

Yet negative supply and demand fundamentals don't seem to matter to oil investors as long as the dollar keeps falling.

In other Nymex trading Wednesday, April gasoline futures rose 0.25 cent to settle at $2.7286 a gallon on the Nymex, and April heating oil futures rose 2.87 cents to settle at a record $3.0244 a gallon.

April natural gas futures rose 1.1 cents to settle at $10.011 per 1,000 cubic feet.

In London, April Brent crude futures rose $1.02 to settle at $106.27 a barrel on the ICE Futures exchange.

Originally Posted by Smooth_Trunkfish

He was suggesting that the trades took place because whoever made the trades knew something. I'm saying if that's the case then it's not good, because it means people are basically dumping their shares at lower and lower prices. If people were buying on insider knowledge, one would expect the price to go up, not down. Hopefully it's just one or two people who really wanted out and not people with insider knowledge. I don't know how many more days like today I'm going to be able to take.

You would be making a huge mistake if you got cold feet now! But, if you want to sell? so be it! I am holding, the future looks great in my opinion!

[inventthefuture]

I am telling you not to panic but like geo said if you must sell then do it. I really think good things can be a head of us. Just connect the dots. If you are really worried about losing your money more then likly you should have not invested in the stock. I have grown up signifigantly and I must say I was a worry wort myself. Then I said what is the worst that can happen I lose all my money? Not going to happen but any way on to what is the best thing that could happen? I can make a few hundred grand if this really takes a nice step toward .20. Thats right just .20 I could say I made 6 figures in this stock! so when this hit .08 just a week ago do you think its not possible for it to hit .20? Well all I can say is if the parlement, the tractor company, and malaysia all hit or even just one really really works out. I would be happy to wait because this baby is going to hit $1 or more! that puts me in some heavy cash and well worth a few grey hairs!

And for some here who are worried about such big stock shares getting moved around remember there is always a buyer when having to complete a transaction so apparently someone thinks this company has a shot!

[place your bet]

does the process work if you think no then sell
if yes then the market and earnings are almost hard to contemplate. the places for other baytown operations with different partners are in the thousands with no costs for usse/sstp. most likely the partners will pay a upfront fee plus purchase of all equipment and a royalty fee based on a volume amount. im talking Mcdonalds here. just surmising but i believe very possible.
its a big world out there.

[Forestflanigan]

Speaking of payments, the remaining 1,800,000 is due on Sunday March 16 from the Malaysian deal.