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    • Sun Jul 27th 13:13 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      More Bad News for the Anti-Ethanol Crowd
      The inflation we are experiencing now worldwide has more to do with the increase of Oil from $60 a barrel to $145 a barrel over the last 3 years. Every increase in diesel price affects the costs of of every product transported by it. So that means everything transported by truck, train, and ship, i.e. all food, all consumer products, all parts have become more expensive BECAUSE OF OIL PRICES.

      When most Americans think about corn they think about sweet eating corn-on-the-cob. But that is not what commodity corn is at all. Commodity corn is a totally different variety, that is hard and not sweet and not eatible off the cob. Commodity corn is used to make corn sweetners and animal feed. Yes this corn is used to make ethanol also, IT IS NOT A FOOD CORN. Increased demand for ethanol did not cause the spike in corn prices, IT WAS OIL PRICES. It takes alot of fertilizer to grow commodity corn and fertilizer is a oil product. As the oil prices have risen so has fertilizer prices.

      So who has been putting forth these stories that Ethanol is evil and going to cause people around the world to starve, FOLLOW THE MONEY. Oil companies do not control or own ethanol companies, mostly farmers do. Oil companies have billions to loose if Americans start to drive on E85 or 100%biodiesel in any meaningful way. They are funding millions to slow the manufacture of higher efficiency engines, and this campaign to paint ethanol as evil is a marketing ploy that environmentalist have been suckered to believing hook, line and sinker to the detriment of their own beliefs.

      Ethanol is not evil, and increased biodiesel production would actually lower inflation because it is a diesel replacement.

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    • Sat Nov 24th 12:06 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Darling International: Dirty Sexy Money
      Darling has had no significant competition for business up to this point. In some areas it is a monopoly being the only option for companies to collect their waste oils. But this is changing on a national basis. For years darling has required companies to pay $50-$80 a barrel for collection. Now Darling is facing nationally new businesses that will collect for free or even pay for the oil. Their business model is based on the fact that waste oil had very little value, but now because of biodiesel and the desperate need for a cheap alternative to soy and other crops waste oils are now the hottest oil in the biodiesel feedstock competition. I have started a collection business in CA for these same reasons. CA doesnt grow a crop for biodiesel, the soy price increase has made it to expensive to rail here, and now palm is even getting to high to ship here. Waste oils are the prime feedstock in CA, and companies know that what they have is becoming increasingly wanted. I am taking for free from most and paying a very small amount to a company that has a foundation to green their business. What I pay will go to the foundation. I am selling the oil directly to local biodiesel producers. I am charging am amount that is within their margin to keep them in business. Businesses like mine are popping up all over the country. It's called sustainable biodiesel, local collection or cropping of oils, that go to local producers, that distribute to the local community. All the money is kept within a region and jobs are created locally.
      Small businesses are created to service them meaning more jobs. With local biodiesel the price of biodiesel blends stabalizes and decreases. To get the US out of the mess we are in financially and with global warming, we have to buy local and at least buy USA.
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    • Tue Oct 23rd 12:30 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Selling Long Positions, Going Short and Buying Gold
      You should take a look at Sino Gold. This is an australian company with that has built the largest gold mine in China.
      I bought shares at 3.25 over a year ago and just took partial profits at 6.50. The mine was opened in March and just reached opporational capacity. They already have targeted the next mine project and have several exploration sites in drilling. GoldFields is a partner. There is tremendous up side to this stock even from 6.50 where it is now. This trades over the counter as SIOGF. www.sinogold.com.au/ne...
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    • Tue Oct 23rd 12:30 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Selling Long Positions, Going Short and Buying Gold
      You should take a look at Sino Gold. This is an australian company with that has built the largest gold mine in China.
      I bought shares at 3.25 over a year ago and just took partial profits at 6.50. The mine was opened in March and just reached opporational capacity. They already have targeted the next mine project and have several exploration sites in drilling. GoldFields is a partner. There is tremendous up side to this stock even from 6.50 where it is now. This trades over the counter as SIOGF. www.sinogold.com.au/ne...
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    • Tue Oct 23rd 12:30 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Selling Long Positions, Going Short and Buying Gold
      You should take a look at Sino Gold. This is an australian company with that has built the largest gold mine in China.
      I bought shares at 3.25 over a year ago and just took partial profits at 6.50. The mine was opened in March and just reached opporational capacity. They already have targeted the next mine project and have several exploration sites in drilling. GoldFields is a partner. There is tremendous up side to this stock even from 6.50 where it is now. This trades over the counter as SIOGF. www.sinogold.com.au/ne...
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