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Post by greatday8 on Apr 19, 2004 22:16:10 GMT -5
Sparky has picked GETC as a company and stock with great potential and posts his DD and opinions.Sparky has been in the market and financial servies for 25+ years and has a very good understanding and his DD is thorough. Penny Stocks is one of his interests. Sparky researches the company, their technology/product, market potential, share structure, etc.... Sparky posts on another board and I have asked if I may repost his writings, and Sparky says that would be fine. Sparky also makes updates to his stock picks on his stock web page: www.allstocks.com/stockpicks/Sparky's_Picks.html
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Post by greatday8 on Apr 19, 2004 22:17:31 GMT -5
From Sparky: Monday 04/19/04 9:58 pm cdt
Dear Fellow HSM Members,
GETC Shares
(Something's Going On!)
GETC shares set off a few Green lights on Sparky's radar screen Monday.
1) Volume was 70,000 shares above the 10-day average of 129,200.
2) The weighted-average price for Monday's trading was 48.5 cents, only a half cent below the close.
3) And, most important, stochasticly 79 percent of Monday's trades happened closer to best Ask than to best Bid.
Sparky knows something's going on, something like subtle accumulation; but he doesn't yet know who's doing it.
If it's new oil & gas money starting to flow into GETC, things could get very exciting near-term. And if it's naked shorters starting to cover, well that could be even more exciting.
All Sparky knows is that something's going on!
Stay Tuned!
Sparky
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Post by greatday8 on Apr 22, 2004 9:44:23 GMT -5
Geotec/TelcoEnergy Concludes Acquisition of 51% Volgageoresource Thursday April 22, 10:16 am ET BOCA RATON, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 22, 2004--Geotec Thermal Generators Inc./TelcoEnergy Corporation (OTCBB:GETC - News) announced that the Company exercised its option to acquire 51% of Volgageoresource, which was awarded five permits to explore 5 hydrocarbon structures in the Saratov Region (on 1,037,820 acres or 420 sq. km). Concurrent with the third party to the Agreement, the Institute of Geoinformational Analysis, indications of potential reserves are in excess of 100 million tons, or approximately 700 million barrels. Mr. Roman Rozenberg, TelcoEnergy's Managing Director of Russian Operations, stated that, "the structures are located in the same geological basin as another US majority owned company called Stimul, which only has a small amount of oil and gas production, but as quoted by Business daily Vedomosti has 'significant reserves of around 100 million tones of hydrocarbons.' Stimul is owned by the U.S. Getty family and Russia's Gazprom. Saratov was one of the first prolific oil producing regions in Russia and therefore has an extensive oil infrastructure of pipelines, railways, and barging." Vladimir Tichonovich Zukov, Academician and long standing member of the Russian Academy of Science stated, "the geological structures and formations of Volgageoresource properties hold a very large potential of recovery especially from the undeveloped deeper Devonian zone that was not produced by previous exploration conducted primarily in the Saratov region in the 30's." biz.yahoo.com/bw/040422/225553_1.html
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Post by greatday8 on Apr 28, 2004 9:20:58 GMT -5
Geotec/TelcoEnergy Announces Renewed Exclusivity for PGDBK Gas Generators for North, South and Central AmericaWednesday April 28, 7:00 am ET BOCA RATON, Fla., April 28, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Geotec Thermal Generators Inc./TelcoEnergy Corporation (OTC BB:GETC.OB - News) announced the continuation of its exclusive representation for the PGDBK Gas Generator Technology for North, South and Central America. In addition, the territory for use of the PGDBK Gas Generator Technology has been expanded worldwide where Geotec/TelcoEnergy has projects, including Russia and China. Geotec/TelcoEnergy's CEO, W. Richard Lueck, stated, ``We are just completing the engineering for the Geotec/TelcoEnergy coalbed methane project in China and given the 30 wells being drilled (of 300), this is our top priority.'' Details can be found in a new CEO letter at www.geo-tec.net.
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Post by greatday8 on Apr 28, 2004 9:21:58 GMT -5
CEO'S LETTER TO SHAREHOLDERS April 27, 2004 Dear Shareholder, We are extremely pleased with our progress with TelcoEnergy Corporation. The management additions, the exciting projects and opportunities all add to the potential application of the Geotec Gas Generator Technology. The revenues and future look to be a very bright future for our joint companies. The press releases you have seen over the past two months are a good indication of TelcoEnergy’s commitment and involvement in the energy market, including the alternative energy markets. “Wells to Wheels”, describes the direction of our joint company. It will take a couple of weeks to complete the proxy requirements and we will then submit the proxy to the Securities and Exchange Commission for comments. Once we have approval of the proxy statement, it will be distributed to all shareholders. On a separate note, our filings with the SEC, as advised by our auditors, has stated that we did not comply with the purchase requirements to continue with our exclusive distribution for the PGDBK Gas Generator Technology. We never thought we would lose our exclusivity, and this was confirmed in writing during my trip to Russia last week. We continue with our exclusive distribution with FR & PC Altai, under our current contract, as long as we purchase minimum quantities over the next two years. In addition, we have the rights to utilize the technology worldwide for Geotec/TelcoEnergy projects, including Russia and China. We are pleased with our progress and we thank our shareholder for their support. If any shareholder has any questions, please feel free to give us a call at 561 447 7370. The Very Best to You All, W. Richard Lueck CEO www.geo-tec.net/ceo-letter.html
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Post by greatday8 on May 8, 2004 20:17:07 GMT -5
From Sparky: Saturday 05/08/04 7:45 pm cdt
Instead of the phrase "Bounce Point," Sparky prefers ...
ROCK BOTTOM!
The problem with referring to what's about to happen to GETC shares as a "Bounce Play" is that while the label correctly implies elasticity, it wrongly suggests that that higher prices are capped at the point, probably wherever where volume last swelled, which is in the 70 to 80 cent area. What's about to happen is actually an equal and opposite reaction to the Walk Down we've seen in recent sessions. And we didn't call that Walk Down a Bounce Down, did we? And one other little GETC tidbit; to Readers who continue to question Telco Energy's ongoing Russian activities, Sparky has two points. First and foremost, the Cold War is over! And second, here's a quote, directly from BPs Value Line page dated 03/19/04 - and after you read it, ask yourself what other company seems to have similar operational agendas and objectives ..... BP's bold move into Russia makes it a force to be reckoned with. BP is taking advantage of Russia's desire to regain its prominence on the global stage, which it figures to do at least in part by hiking its oil shipments. BP's Russian investments position it to benefit from rising oil production, put the company firmly in the local gasoline market, and provide a foothold for possible export projects to Asia. The risk is that the government will not prove to be a trustworthy partner, but that would stifle Russia's own goals. For BP, the rewards may prove to be worth the risk, although it's still early. As yet, no other big oil companies have followed BP's lead into Russia --
Which Sparky thinks will assure Telco Energy an even bigger slice of this huge pie! So please enjoy the upcoming ride. But rather than viewing these pathetically and artificially depressed GETC shares as a "Bounce Play," Sparky urges you all to instead view them as an 8 to 1 or a 10 to 1 play. As for a time frame, Sparky thinks by September, at the very latest, Telco's true earnings picture, and potential, will have become quite apparent. Plus, you all have what Sparky thinks is a very strong likelihood of a significant, non-publicized ALAN-like short squeeze to look forward to. Sincerely,
Sparky
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Post by greatday8 on May 8, 2004 20:20:08 GMT -5
BP and Geotec/TelcoEnergy in Russia....
A quote, directly from BPs Value Line page dated 03/19/04 - and after you read it, ask yourself what other company seems to have similar operational agendas and objectives ..... "BP's bold move into Russia makes it a force to be reckoned with. BP is taking advantage of Russia's desire to regain its prominence on the global stage, which it figures to do at least in part by hiking its oil shipments. BP's Russian investments position it to benefit from rising oil production, put the company firmly in the local gasoline market, and provide a foothold for possible export projects to Asia. The risk is that the government will not prove to be a trustworthy partner, but that would stifle Russia's own goals. For BP, the rewards may prove to be worth the risk, although it's still early. As yet, no other big oil companies have followed BP's lead into Russia - "
Other big oil companies may not be ready to do business in Russia, but Geotec/TelcoEnergy is. Lets take a look at three PRs of events in Russia. Get in early, get established, capture a large share of the market....
"BOCA RATON, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 3, 2004--Geotec Thermal Generators Inc. (OTCBB:GETC - News), with TELCO Management, today announced that it has an agreement with an option to acquire 51% of Volgageoresource. Volgageoresource has advised TELCO Management that it has been awarded, by the Russian Federation, 5 permits to explore 5 hydrocarbon structures in the Saratov Region. (1,037,820 acres or 420 km.sq) Indications, concurrent with the third party to the Agreement, the Institute of GeoInformational Analysis, are, that potential oil reserves are in excess of 100 million metric tons, or approximately 700 million barrels."
"BOCA RATON, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 22, 2004--Geotec Thermal Generators Inc./TelcoEnergy Corporation (OTCBB:GETC - News) announced that the Company exercised its option to acquire 51% of Volgageoresource, which was awarded five permits to explore 5 hydrocarbon structures in the Saratov Region (on 1,037,820 acres or 420 sq. km). Concurrent with the third party to the Agreement, the Institute of Geoinformational Analysis, indications of potential reserves are in excess of 100 million tons, or approximately 700 million barrels."
"BOCA RATON, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 14, 2004--Geotec Thermal Generators Inc./TelcoEnergy Corporation (OTCBB:GETC - News) announced an agreement to acquire 51% of OOO Neftgaz. OOO Neftgaz owns a 44 year lease on approximately 4.8 acres and is in the process of purchasing the land directly from the City of Rostov. Neftegaz owns 8 buildings, comprising about 50,000 square feet. The property also includes 600 meters of railroad tracks that can be utilized for transportation of flammable materials. Neftegaz has the permits and authorization from Russian Federal and local agencies for the construction of a 30,000 cu. ft. LPG storage facility, which will be the first and only private LPG storage facility in the southern part of Russia.
"In Russia LPG is used extensively not only for heating and cooking purposes, but also as a fuel for cars and light trucks. By law, gasoline-fueling stations have to be completely separate from LPG fueling stations. TelcoEnergy is developing an extensive network of LPG fueling stations throughout Russia," stated Mr. Roman Rozenberg, TelcoEnergy's Managing Director of Russian Operations."
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Post by greatday8 on Jul 8, 2004 22:35:04 GMT -5
Geotec/Telco - research analyst report
Wednesday, Thursday, May 27, 2004
Geotec Thermal Generators, Inc./TELCO Announces a recent price of $0.39. GEOTEC/ TELCOENERGY CORPORATION (Symbol: GETC - OTC Bulletin Board) Scheft Ticks 5955 buena Vista Boca Raton, Florida 33433 ph: (561)367-9474 Fax: (561) 367-7978 The Company: Geotec/TelcoEnergy Corporation ("the Company") is an operating oil/gas/energy company with its primary focus Oil and Gas Exploration and Alternative Fuels. The scope of the company is from "Wells to Wheels", in the U.S., China, Russia and South America. Actually Geotec has executed a letter of intent to acquire TelcoEnergy Corporation and there is an operating agreement between the two companies. Telco/Energy operates an energy business in the U.S., is developing business operations in Russia and China, and owns 1,400 miles of gas pipeline. TelcoEnergy Corporation also has a 50% ownership in MACH 3 Automotive, LLC ("Mach3"), a Nevada Corporation. TelcoEnergy Corporation has U.S. and developing operations in Russia (including 700 million barrels of reserves, licensed for exploration), China and South America. Interestingly, the Company recently announced the signing of a purchase agreement to acquire 100% of Sino-American Energy Inc. ("SAEI"), a Delaware Corporation. SAEI is the operating partner in a joint venture with the Jin Cheng Coal Bureau ("Jin Cheng") to develop clean burning, high BTU Coal Bed Methane Gas (CBM) from the local partner's coal reserves, in the Shanxi Province of China. Jin Cheng is the second largest coal company in China. The Jin Cheng joint venture is currently completing 30 wells as part of a 300 well developmental program. Engineering analysis, based upon an early test well program, indicated recoverable reserves of approximately 1 Trillion cu. ft. of gas. As the operator of the project, the Company will be able to utilize the proprietary Geotec recovery technology to further enhance the extraction of the gas from the project. Combining the Company's advanced fracturing technology with the massive proven reserves of methane gas that SAEI possesses, the Company is indeed working diligently to bring new sources of fuel to the Chinese, and to the global gas supply forefront. Of noteworthy importance is the fact that Geotec's clean burning methane gas can help fuel China's second largest power plant, that currently uses coal, to become more environmentally friendly by reducing the polluting particulates. Geotec is committed to developing high yield, and clean burning energy resources. The company previously announced the development of Mach3 Superforce, an airborne fuel catalyst that enhances the burning efficiency of LNG and CNG and other fuels. With the SAEI acquisition, the Company plans to introduce both Mach3 and Geotec technologies to China for unique projects. The Company's objective is to build a solid business foundation, by combining its fundamental energy development business with processes and technologies that enable higher production yields, and in delivering to the market cleaner burning and less polluting fuels.
The Business: Geotec./TelcoEnergy Corporation is a rapidly emerging player in the multi-billion dollar energy arena. The Company is extremely well positioned to benefit from its acquisition of TelcoEnergy and its exclusive rights to expand its PGDPK technology. TelcoEnergy is an international energy resource, services and technology company. TelcoEnergy owns oil and gas reserves in the US, and is acquiring additional reserves in the U.S., Russia, China and other regions, TelcoEnergy is also focused on developing alternative fuel sources and fuel extraction technologies. TelcoEnergy specializes in the production of non-conventional coal bed methane (CBM). TelcoEnergy is utilizing owned technology, joint ventures and strategic alliances to accomplish its growth and international expansion objectives. Essentially, there are four groups comprising Telco/Energy: TelcoEnergy Corporation is operated from four groups, TelcoEnergy - Advanced Technologies Group; TelcoEnergy - Production Group, which is comprised of TelcoEnergy U.S. Production Group and TelcoEnergy - Overseas Production Group; TelcoEnergy - Terminaling and Fueling Stations Group; and TelcoEnergy - Alternative Fuels Group. The Company's PGDPK technology, which was developed by the former Soviet Union Military Research and Production facility, FR & PC ALTAI, for the Ministry of Geology, USSR, represents a major opportunity for Geotec. This unique scientific technology concluded development in 1986, comprising 6,500 wells with 14 years of research and development. Over 30,000 wells have been treated with a 70% success rate for oil wells, and a 90+% success rate for gas wells. The technology produces incremental oil yields averaging over 6000 barrels of oil per well, per year. Wells, in certain rock formations, have exceeded 45,000 barrels of oil per well, per year. Other than the Company, only 13 sovereign governments have been permitted this technology. The PGDPK technology is not only effective in the enhancement of well productivity, but has been successfully and economically applied to wells around the world. In a single oil field alone, the use of the PGDPK gas generators resulted in an incremental production of 30 million tons of oil. The PGDPK treatment of wells in Tyumen Oil Basin, in Russia, alone resulted in an incremental production of 295 million tons (2.4 billion barrels) of oil over five years. This represents an amazing $48 billion at just even $20/barrel. The PGDPK technology has an impressive success rate of over 70% for oil wells and 90% for gas wells. There are 2.9 million oil and gas wells in North America and 2.5 million wells in Central and South America. There are over 2 million wells in China. The Company believes a substantial portion of these wells, and similar wells in other regions, can benefit from stimulation with the PGDBK Generators(tm). The Company will be focusing first on those properties owned and operated by TelcoEnergy in the United States, China and Russia. With an energy market that is virtually starving for source, the Company's technology represents a major breakthrough, which offers a significant win-win situation throughout the world.
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Post by greatday8 on Jul 8, 2004 22:35:53 GMT -5
(continued) Management: Geotec./TelcoEnergy Corporation can proudly boast its senior management, advisors and affiliates to perhaps be its greatest single asset. Indeed, the Company has meticulously assembled a team of hands-on industry and business professionals to ensure the Company's future success. Led by Peter Knollenberg, Chairman of the Board and President, the Company has implemented an aggressive, yet cost-sensitive approach to attaining its goals. Mr. Knollenberg is an oil and gas industry professional with over two decades of solid experience. Having acquired controlling interest in TelcoEnergy in 2000, Mr. Knollenberg has furthered a successful career in founding, directing, managing and integrating international energy companies at every level from acquisition and exploration to production. Throughout his illustrious career, Mr. Knollenberg has consistently displayed the unique talent to both identify and react to emerging opportunities within a niche segment. W. Richard Lueck, Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Lueck served as the Chief Executive Officer, Secretary and a Director for the Company since its inception 1998. Mr. Lueck has accumulated over 25 years of experience in financing, building, and managing of several biomedical companies, with jobs and duties covering executive management, marketing, technology acquisition, quality control and operations. Mr. Lueck also currently holds the positions of Chief Executive Officer and Director for NanoBlox, Inc. and NanoBioBlox, Inc. (Formerly NanoBlox, MicroElectronics Division, Inc.), which is expected to coordinate substantial efforts in specific energy fields for Geotec/TelcoEnergy. Mr. Lueck will spend substantial synergistic efforts on behalf of the FR & PC Altai technologies, where he has previously been responsible for the capitalization structure and obtaining financing for both high-growth companies. Mr. Lueck is also Director and Executive Vice President of Rotary Concepts, a multi-fueled engine prototype company. Philip G. Ruggieri, Chief Financial Officer of Telco/Energy, brings to the Company strong leadership experience in diverse international businesses, with a major focus on marketing, finance and operations. Having served and retired from IBM after nearly 30 years, Mr. Ruggieri has been acknowledged for starting IBM China, which now has over 10,000 employees. Dean W. Crowell, Senior Vice President- Strategic Planning Mr. Crowell has extensive experience in the development of natural resources, energy and telecommunications projects both in the US and internationally, especially in Russia and China. Mr. Crowell has worked on all forms of natural resources projects, including precious and base metals mining, power facility development and permitting, and energy resource recovery, including the acquisition and development of coalbed methane properties in the U.S., Europe and Asia. From 1999 through 2003, Mr. Crowell served as president of First Telecom China Holdings Limited, a privately held international holding company providing various telecommunications services and infra-structure products principally in China and elsewhere in Asia. Together, this talented group of hands-on professionals' background within the oil and gas technology environment has resulted in solid achievements, both individually and collectively, and their talents should bode well for the Company's further continued success. Donnie Hill, Executive Vice President of Exploration and Production - TelcoEnergy and President of BC&D Oil & Gas Corp., brings more than three decades of industry experience to the Company. Throughout his career, Mr. Hill has demonstrated a solid track record in building oil and gas reserves and boosting production, while improving efficiency. Dennis Y.L. Leung, Senior Vice President of Fuel Processing and General Manager of Mach3 Automotive Products, is a professional engineer with over 30 years experience in project development management, planning, developing and entrepreneurial business. Mr. Leung formed Mach3 in 1998 to focus on the development of a more efficient application of fossil fuels in the automotive industry and recently joined the Company to popularize and familiarize the use of his M3AP product range nationally and internationally blended as TelcoBlends of all types of fossil fuel powered engines. Together, this talented group of hands-on professionals' background within the oil and gas technology environment has resulted in solid achievements, both individually and collectively, and their talents should bode well for the Company's further continued success. Outlook:Geotec/TelcoEnergy Corporation is poised to embark on a period of eemingly unbridled growth. The business synergy between Geotec and TelcoEnergy is extremely strong and the acquisition fuses the power of Geotec's leading edge technology on the significant assets of Telco/ Energy. In addition, the acquisition positions the Company to market its technology to a much larger customer set in the global energy market. Unquestionably, Geotec's myriad of significant benefits addresses the worldwide problem of energy shortages, which is rapidly emerging as one of the leading global issues today. The economic feasibility of the Company's technology is literally a "no-brainer". With the Company's shares currently trading in the $0.39 range, it seems apparent the financial community has yet to factor in the significant power of the Geotec/TelcoEnergy alliance, as well as the enormous growth and profit potential of the Company's innovative product and service introduction and attractive revenue model, which should demonstrate positive cash flow by the third quarter of 2004. In addition, the Street has surprisingly left the shares to be both, unrecognized and undiscovered, as well as undervalued, based on its transition into a powerful growth vehicle. Additionally, over the intermediate term, the Company intends to make application to a more principal U.S. stock exchange to further attract both retail, as well as institutional interest. With an effective and diversified service, exclusive technology rights, virtual worldwide penetration potential, recent acquisitions, solid margins, strong industry backdrop, aggressive marketing plan, modified revenue model, first rate alliances, myriad of benefits, outstanding comprehensive customer service, state-of-the-art technology, significant competitive advantages and an experienced hands-on management team. The Company represents a compelling risk/reward situation in the lucrative energy services arena. Our12-month target for the shares of Geotec./TelcoEnergy Corporation is $1.50-$2.00, with the potential for strong upside surprises. Michael Scheft May, 2004 For further Company information, please contact Richard Lueck at (561) 447-7370 or visit the Company's web site at www.geo-tec.netwww.telco-energy.com/pr05-27-04.html Mr. Scheft is an independent research analyst and editor of Scheft Ticks, an equities newsletter providing unique insight to the markets since 1987. Mr. Scheft has appeared regularly on CNBC and Financial News Network and is a weekly guest on GEM radio, along with several other financial programs throughout the country. The information contained herein is based on sources and data, which we believe reliable but is not guaranteed by us. The above information contains certain forward-looking statements. For this purpose, any statements contained in the above information that are not statements of historical fact may be deemed to be forward-looking statements. Without limiting the foregoing, words such as "may", "will", "expect", "believe", "anticipate", "estimate", or "continue" or comparable terminology are intended to identify forward-looking statements. These statements, by their nature, involve substantial risks and uncertainties, and actual results may differ materially depending on a variety of factors. Furthermore, this information is furnished for informational purposes and is not intended to be construed as an offer to buy or sell securities. Compensation of ninety-three hundred dollars has been paid by the Company. www.telco-energy.com/pr05-27-04.html
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Post by greatday8 on Jul 8, 2004 22:37:35 GMT -5
My internet searches left some unanswered questions, so I emailed some to Rick. Below is my email to Rick, which I sent Sunday night, May 30, and Rick replied Monday morning.
I find this information interesting and helpful and I hope it is also to many of you in your DD.
greatday8
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Dear Rick,
I like that a stock analyst has covered GETC and I expect it is because he believes in the long term potential of the company, as I do.
I have a few questions:
1. How is it that Michael Sheft did a stock analyst report on GETC?
2. Have you known Michael for a long time and how did you get acquainted?
3. Does Michael have a web site? I did a Google search and one did not appear.
4. Says there are 100,000 subscribers. Are these normal investors like me? Are these paid subscribers?
5. Do you know some of the criteria Michael uses in selecting a company for an analysis report to his subscribers?
6. I wished to know how stocks have done after Michael wrote an analysis report, so I did a Google search and found some stocks, but I assume all were not found.
Regards,
Frank
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Dear Frank,
Sorry, but last night late when you communicated, I was really tired, and had to crash into bed, so I am up now and trying to give you the answers to your questions.
1 and 2 I was introduced to Michael Scheft personally through a personal friend, who is also a shareholder. Michael wanted to know about the company, particularly with the acquisition of TelcoEnergy. Michael told me that he is constantly reviewed on TV and radio regarding the stocks that he follows, and I provided him with materials that he requested to study the company. After he completed his study he proposed that he write a report on the company, and would only charge the distribution cost to his 100,000 paid subscribers. (I don't know the subscription cost.)
3. I am not aware that Michael has a web site. It don't think that it is typical for a market analyst like him to promote himself. He is a reporter on companies and does not want personal attention, as his focus is on the companies that he reports on. I can tell you that you cannot just go to him and ask for a report. If he does not believe in management and the company, which are his two points of focus, he will not review your company.
4. The subscribers are paid subscribers and they are institutions and brokers. He has limited his subscription list to 100,000, and will not take any new subscribers, which has been the case for a few years, as he informed me. It is not a money making concept, since he only requests distribution costs, based upon the numbers of pages that are put out. I was told he would shoot for 2 pages, but when he authored it, it was 4, and he could not really reduce it, so the distribution costs were higher than projected. It is very hard to do printing and distribution for 9.3 cents per subscriber, for four pages. So, if you ask if they are normal investors, they are not typical investors that subscribe, but institutions and brokers (or so I was told when I ask him the same question).
5. The criteria he uses for analyzing a company, as he told me, was that something was going on with the company, whereby progress was being made that was not generally known to the public as a whole. He investigates the company, and interviews us, to determine the scope or range that he wishes to cover, then he goes through all the public information and filings, web site and PRs. The market for the company also has to be of interest to the public, of which energy is an interesting topic in today's market, including alternative fuels.
6. I don't know how to find all the stocks that Michael reports on. He certainly communicates to his subscribers.
I hope that is a fair response to your questions.
Best Regards,
Rick
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Post by greatday8 on Jul 8, 2004 22:40:28 GMT -5
GETC has seen some buying and acting pretty well.
Marv is a retired stock broker and he made this post after market close on Wednesday, 06/30/04, on another board. This is only another shareholders opinions, and should be treated as his opinion, formed from his DD. Each must do their DD and invest based on their DD and risk tolerance.
greatday8
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Posts: 250 GETC-Out on a limb--with Marv « on: 06/30/04 at 3:47pm » Quote Modify
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am using my older experience and just for fun am going to voice my expectations---
If we continue tommorrow with the same buying interest we should close in the 50 cent area -- Friday will see perhaps 60 cents before closing lower--
THE WEEKEND BRINGS THE LONG AWAITED AND ANTICIPATED "PR"
Monday is a 25 cent day that will culminate in approximately 10 trading days with the PPS reaching into the $1.50 - $2.00 range
And that area will set the stage and prepare the foundation for the forth-comming "Major" PPS upward move-----
With the energy and oil situational crisis, GETC/TELCO growth plans, WALL STREET recognition, NASDAQ listing and the "huge" short position---I am looking for $20 stock in 2005..
cheers
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Post by greatday8 on Jul 8, 2004 22:41:01 GMT -5
Check out the updated NanoBlox web site www.nanobloxinc.com/index.html NanoBLox is an independent company. Their will be a relationship with Geotec/Telco, but we will have to waite for a press release to learn what that relationship will be. NanoTechnology is the wave of the future, and NanoBlox has an advance particle materials, with intellectual property. greatday8
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Post by greatday8 on Jul 8, 2004 22:42:53 GMT -5
From Sparky: Tuesday 06/29/04 2:29pm CDT
GETC
Geotec Thermal Generators
Sparky wants to go on record as simply stating that he thinks the proverbial day of reckoning has finally arrived. Statistically, all hell is breaking loose, and coupled with bound-to-be-exciting upcoming news, Sparky thinks it time you all took another real hard look at these shares. Stay Tuned! Sincerely, Sparky
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Post by greatday8 on Jul 8, 2004 22:43:30 GMT -5
From Sparky: Tuesday 06/29 7:06pm CDT
Sparky Smells A Share Shortage... ... and Marv's right, nobody appears willing to short, not now anyway. And Sparky can see why! First and foremost, management is working dilligently towards filing audited statements that join GETC and Telco Energy. In addition, they're working constructively not only on some whopping business deals (like China!), but also the related funding. And all these things are great for GETC shareholders and really, really nutsty for those maintaining short positions. May the best side win! Sincerely, Sparky
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Post by greatday8 on Jul 8, 2004 22:44:17 GMT -5
From Sparky: Monday July 5, 2004 10:47 pm cdt:
Sparky's July GETC Prediction -
Having already succumbed to temptation and predicted that GETC's Day Of Reckoning Has Arrived, Sparky now feels compelled to make an even bolder prediction:
GETC Share Prices Will At Least Double In July Sparky bases this prediction on the following:
-> Form 8-Ks should be filed shortly, probably this week; thus affording the Street its first real glimpse (audited financials) of just what Telco Energy is bringing to the party.
-> By around the middle of July, Sparky's certain the company will have informed the Street about at least one new and sizable business deal, about new funding source(s), and about progress on the company's fuel-additive front. As for the new big deal(s), Sparky thinks and hopes it/they involve China, where petroleum demand is growing, and will for several years, faster than anywhere on the planet.
-> GETC shares, now at 41 cents, are trading close enough to what Sparky computes as the trading float's weighted average cost basis so that the 40 cent area should serve as a firm support level. Also, at current price levels, those positioned to take sizable profits are pretty much completely offset by those in the red; and those in the middle, who purchased their positions near current levels, have little reason to trade.
-> Unlike most of the firms promoted on this Board, GETC not only has a very small trading float, but it also has a huge "going no where" base comprised of some of the most loyal shareholders Sparky's ever encountered, folks who have already rode GETC shares from a dime to a buck and change and then back again - Sparky doesn't think many of them is going anywhere in July, which should further aggravate the prevailing shortage of available shares.
-> And last but certainly not least, Sparky's been convinced since day one that there's a collective short position in GETC shares that's huge relative to its trading float. These "Bets Against Management," which is precisely what these short positions represent, were placed at a very different time and under completely different circumstances. Bottom-line - They were dead wrong, and therefore they must pay; sort of like what's happened to Sparky with ladies.
In a nutshell, these are Sparky's inner most thoughts about GETC, and may this post serve as a response to those of you who have personally inquired via various means.
If on August 1st, GETC are not trading over 80 cents, then Sparky's prediction will have been wrong; but rest assured he will not personally have sold a single share, nor does he have any near-term intentions of doing so unless we're blessed with a long-overdue short squeeze.
Good things take time, and Sparky hopes that at least some of you who enjoy 100% returns in July will hang around for a few more months - for that's when the real action will happen!
Sincerely,
Sparky
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