PEIX hit a 52-week low today.  As a strong supporter of Ethanol
companies, I honestly am getting to lose my patience here.

Yeah, even on good days all this stock does is lose money...

Yeah, you're right.  You should just sell now and get out while you
still can!

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Mr.Adam.Nich...@gmail.com ha scritto:

Does your moma know you talk like that?

Im almost tempted to put some money to work at this price. Oil futures
were 77.53 a barrel as of 9:38, which is a good support price for
ethanol. I am just waiting for the results from the OPEC meeting.

How would the OPEC meeting affect PEIX stock prices?

Don't know. Today they went down. But with F P/E this is good stock to
be in.

OPEC isn't affecting this price.  Commodoties are high pushing
inflationary pressures on the dollar and cutting margins for ethanol
producers.  Until we see a break in the commodoties markets we are in
for a dip.

With the news that Sea-water (Salt Water) can be burnt by bombardment
of radiowaves, ethanol will begin to be phased out eventually. Salt
water is the most abundment resource on earth and no one country has
anymore rights to it than those countries that borders the ocean. I
invested in ethanol but now I will keep an eye on this new technology
because it will become our main source of energy before ethanol does.

http://science.reddit.com/info/1u7br/comments

What does salt water being "burnt" with radio waves have to do
producing energy?  If anything it seems like it'd consume a lot of
energy as radio waves aren't very effective at "burning" water.

This sounds like it is, at best, one of those technologies which never
leaves the concept stage.  For example heat can be converted into
sound and then into electricity.  And the news article which reported
this was talking about how great it was, and how many different places
it could be used to recycle waste heat energy.  Has this been
implemented outside a laboratory?  Not that I'm aware of.

Commodoties aren't pushing this lower it's the shorts.  Corn prices
have come down from where they were and Oil is about to go to $80 a
barrel again.  This is such a great entry point for a new investor.  I
just added to my position today below $11 which is actually nice.  If
you guys aren't taking advantage of this 52 week low your crazy.  All
PEIX has to do is wait for E85 to get hot in a few years and this goes
through the roof.  I would actually like to see PEIX do a deal like
VSE just did and allign itself with a gasoline distributor (Wal-Mart?)
or a rental car place or something.  If you want to buy low and sell
high then start buying fellas!

I would also recommend you fellas look at BBND!....great
potential...picking up volume after expiration of lock option.

Thank you for the link to the flaming salt water story.  It sounds
good, and I'm sure it is a profitable story for the WPBF, however I'm
skeptical.  There's virtually no details other than that this man
supposedly "invented a machine that emits radio waves..."  What does
this mean?  He built an FM transmitter?  I can understand why they
might not say what frequency it operates at (wouldn't want to confuse/
bore the readers), but it seems like it'd be relevant to inform people
how much power it requires for operation.

If it take 1100W and doesn't generate enough heat to power a steam
generator (or whatever method you choose to convert the heat to
electricity) in order to power itself, then it's a net drain of
electricity.  If it does, then it's free energy... and that claim has
been made many time in the past, none of which seem to hold water.

So yeah, I'm a bit skeptical about a generator which runs on
electricity.  If anyone has any additional details on technical specs
on this device, I'm all ears.  If it's a protected secret (patent
pending) then I'll expect to see it in the marketplace as a generator
in a few months or a couple years at the most.

Im skeptic about the article. It doesnt contain critical information
such as the amount of power used to generate the flame. Lets remember
it takes a lot of energy to heat water. 4.2kJ/kg/C. The article states
that the water burns at a temperature of 3000 F, which probably
requires a lot of heat produced by the waves. Im not interested enough
in the subject to calculate the enthalpy of formation.

Im suprised that ethanol companies havent rallied yet with the recent
price of oil.

Actually a little research will show you that it requires more energy
in than you get out.

Actually you should do some real research. Your claim is absolutely
false and has been proven so time and time again. When you do your
research make sure you find sources that are not tainted by the
influence of ethanol companies or large oil companies. Then and only
then will you find the truth. I have done such research, it's my job.
I already know the truth. Now you go find it.

OMG I just realized that you were talking about the flaming saltwater!
Sorry Mishelle. I'm sure you are absolutely correct. I was getting
ready for another round of the Energy-In vs. the Energy-Out game for
Ethanol.

No worries.