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    Very interesting KD wheres the link?

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    Take their rave with a grain or three of sodium.
    The newsletter does have a few thousand followers
    http://www.wealthdaily.net


    The company eluded to is Xsunx (XSNX)
    Here's the whole spammy guff....



    Dear reader:

    A tiny high-tech company in California just unlocked one of the largest sources of energy anywhere on Earth.

    To give you an idea how much energy is at this company's fingertips, its systems could eventually capture more energy in a single month than Saudi Arabia will produce in the next 50 years!

    The breakthrough is something called a solar window.

    A "solar window" looks like a regular window you'd see in a typical office building. In fact, you can't tell the difference between the 2.

    Except there's one huge difference. The solar window, which won the 2005 World Technology Award, contains tiny solar film that captures sunlight, converts it into energy, and uses the energy to heat or cool your room.

    The invention is blockbuster, and could literally change the way we use energy forever.


    The Birth of a New Industry: Endless Energy
    Many think this window will single-handedly transform the energy market, making electric utility companies nearly obsolete. similar to what the PC and Windows did to typewriter companies like Brother and Smith Corona.


    Jeff Siegel is the managing editor of Green Chip Stocks, an investment advisory service that has had stunning success in 2005 with portfolio returns of over 34% for the year. Jeff focuses on stocks in the emerging and lucrative organic food and renewable energy industries.

    Jeff is a new breed of investor. Part entrepreneur, part Renaissance man, Jeff is an accomplished musician and writer, having recorded and performed all over the world - from London to Rome to New York. He was even called upon to score part of the latest Exorcist prequel.

    >From 1994 to 2001, Jeff worked for Agora Publishing, one of the largest financial newsletter publishers in the world.

    In the past 4 years, he traveled across America searching for mega-trends that'll usher in a new generation of wealth.

    Once a week in Green Chip Stocks, Jeff highlights investment opportunities in the fast-growing "Green" market.
    I don't know if that'll happen or not. But I do know this.

    The company's stock is about to go ballistic.

    I'm predicting that it'll increase in value by 1,463% over the next 3 years. To achieve that gain, all the stock has to do is rally to $5.47.

    You see, this stock is tiny, trading for $0.35 a share. And it's completely under Wall Street's radar.

    But that's changing. And changing fast.

    Wall Street is tripping over itself trying to find new and promising alternative energy stocks to invest in.

    And the reason is simple: Profits!

    Solar Energy Stocks are Producing HUGE Gains!
    Company
    1/5/04
    Price
    11/29/05
    Price
    % Gain
    Evergreen Solar
    $1.80
    $12.00
    567%
    DayStar Tech.
    $2.40
    $10.50
    338%
    Spire Corp
    $4.65
    $7.50
    61%
    ECD (ENER)
    $9.35
    $30.00
    220%
    Solar-Fabrik
    $3.30
    $12.00
    264%


    Not only are alternative energy stocks red-hot right now, posting an average annual gain of more than 40% since 2003.but these companies represent the next generation of energy.

    It's the future. Plain and simple.

    To give you an example, Sun Power went IPO three weeks ago.

    By all comparisons, Sun Power is your run-of-the-mill solar energy company, selling pretty standard solar panels.

    But you wouldn't know it by the hype surrounding its public offering.

    Analysts originally predicted that Sun Power's stock would open somewhere between $12 and $14 a share. But on the morning of November 17, shares of Sun Power opened at $25 a share. and never looked back, closing the day above $27 a share.

    Sun Power now commands a market cap of $1.6 BILLION! And that's on sales of $54 million.


    Share the Wealth
    With the solar energy industry booming, there's been a trickle-down effect too. Any company directly or indirectly connected to solar is benefitting.

    Take MEM
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    xsnx took off today 10x normal volume.
    hyperbolic momentum.
    Today's Price Performance as of 1:14pm EST, 12/06/2005
    $0.62
    Last Price 0.24 +61.04%
    Today's Change $0.42
    Today's Open 9,773,293 Above Avg.
    Today's Volume
    Bid 0.62 size 25 Ask 0.63 size 25 Market Cap $0.00
    Day's Range $0.41 - 0.67 Earnings per Share $0.00
    52 Week Range $0.01 - 0.67 Price/Earnings NM
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    KD thanx on which exchange is it listed ,what link can we keep track of it on .

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    Hi there I think XSNX is on the pink sheets.
    This is an experimental company with a good idea and a pile of admin costs. It might never come off.
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    At least some places get a nice soft 5% landing!!!
    Come on Alan get your head out of your **** and work it out.
    Your puny inflation band will kill us all if the sea fails to retreat. Get real King Alan Canute move the assets to higher ground and build some floodbanks. Or realise that there is a brave new world order and all the associated terrorists and as a result our property values will never be the same again. Why can't nz growe at 5%??

    ECONOMY SLOWS IN OCTOBER, BUT STILL STRONG
    (Dec. 6, 2005) Chile’s economy grew at 4.9 percent in October, the slowest growth registered in the past three months, but still strong enough to buoy expectations that Chile will end the year at the six percent benchmark it reached in 2004. Growth for 2006 is anticipated to slow to between 5 and 5.5 percent.
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    Bulls Cool on Natural Gas

    By Melissa Davis
    Senior Writer
    12/2/2005 7:07 AM EST

    These days, energy bulls seem to be placing some risky bets on the weather.

    Granted, energy stocks may look cheaper than they once did. With energy prices falling from their record peaks, big companies such as Apache (APA:NYSE - news - research - Cramer's Take) and Chesapeake (CHK:NYSE - news - research - Cramer's Take) now fetch considerably less than they did during the disruptive hurricane season just two short months ago.

    Even so, some experts say, energy stocks -- and natural gas plays in particular -- could take another hit in the months ahead.

    "Longtime and long-term bulls on natural gas, as we are, need to look carefully at storage and production levels and the prices in the futures and spot markets," Harry Chernoff, a principal at Pathfinder Capital Advisors, recently cautioned in an article for the trade publication EnergyPulse. "These signs suggest the potential for lower prices in the very near term. ... Only cold weather -- and plenty of it -- can change this situation."

    With the weather notoriously unpredictable, Chernoff has decided to play it safe. In recent weeks, he has cashed in some of his gains on stocks such as Abraxas (ABP:Amex - news - research - Cramer's Take) and GMX Resources (GMXR:Nasdaq - news - research - Cramer's Take) -- which more than tripled after he first mentioned them in TheStreet.com -- even though he remains upbeat about the long-term prospects for the sector.

    "If natural gas prices go up several dollars, the stocks will go up, too," he concedes. "But if gas prices go down, the stocks will go down a lot more. ... The risk/reward [scenario] is not symmetrical."

    Abraxas peaked at $9.25 a share in November but has plunged in recent weeks, ending down 5 cents at $6.58 on Thursday. Meanwhile, GMX Resources hit an all-time high of $30 late last month before losing some ground and closing Thursday with a 99-cent gain at $28.60.
    Warning Bells

    Chernoff started worrying in early November.

    He says he was "surprised" that natural gas inventories held up even after hurricanes slammed production levels in the crucial Gulf Coast area. However, he notes, the market itself showed less reaction. During the weeks leading up to the first cold snap of the year -- which finally hit in mid-November -- he says that gas futures for December still fetched $3 more than actual spot prices for the fuel. He attributes this "unusually wide difference" to nothing more than big gambles on a very cold -- and very early -- winter heating season.
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    Flukishly added to a small holding of HAWK just before this announcement.

    Petrohawk Energy Corp (HAWK) (14.29 +0.50)
    PETROHAWK ENERGY CORP. said it signed definitive agreements to buy natural gas properties from two private entities for a total of $261.67 million in cash. The properties, which have an estimated 106 billion cubic feet of natural gas equivalents (bcfe) of proved reserves and 100 bcfe of probable and possible reserves, are in northern Louisiana's Elm Grove and Caspiana fields. Petrohawk did not name the entities selling the fields. The company said average 2006 production from the properties was expected to increase to about 20 million cfe per day from their current output of 16 million cfe per day. Lease operating expenses on the fields are expected to be $0.55 per million cfe. Petrohawk said it expected to add $35 million to its 2006 drilling budget to speed the development of the fields, bringing its total 2006 drilling budget to $210 million. The company said it was also currently in the process of divesting properties that include 26 bcfe of proved reserves in the Gulf of Mexico and 7 bcfe of onshore reserves. Those sales are expected to close in the Q1 of 2006. (Reuters 04:03 PM ET 12/14/2005 )
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    More simmering worries for those of you investing in South America.
    From Venezuelan Electronic News
    http://www.vheadline.com/readnews.asp?id=47366
    Overwhelming victory assures Chavez to run for a third term in 2012

    THE INTERNATIONAL FORECASTER editor Bob Chapman writes: Somebody blew up a Venezuelan pipeline just before last week’s election. After what we’ve seen over the past several years, we can only assume it was the work of the opposition and our CIA.

    The overwhelming assembly victory assures a constitutional change to allow Mr. Chavez to run for a third term in 2012.

    The word thus far is that President Chavez’ Fifth Republic Movement Party claimed 114 of the 167 number National Assembly. About 25% of eligible voters cast ballots in polls boycotted by opponents and voting was deterred by major rainstorms. It looks as though Mr. Chavez’s party won 88.8% of the vote.


    Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez Frias and Paraguayan President Nicanor Duarte

    Iran and Venezuela signed an agreement this week to conduct a survey to certify heavy crude oil deposits in the oil-rich Orinoco River belt, part of a project to vastly boost Venezuela’s proven reserves. PDVSA will own 51% of the project. Four heavy crude upgrading projects there currently produce 600,000 barrels of oil a day of synthetic crude.

    US foreign policy, as has been the case in many countries, has been a disaster in Bolivia. The country has a poverty rate of 63% so there are lots of very unhappy people. The US legitimized Evo Morales’ candidacy for the presidency by casting him as the country’s anti-US option. This is the kiss of death for the US, because the US and Bush neocon’s unpopularity is so widespread south of the border and rightly so.

    In spite of their natural resources previous stabilizing measures in the economy ravaged Bolivian society, which heightened inequity and poverty, the people want the Clinton, Bush, Bush policies that have brought them so much grief ended.

    Evo Morales is definitely the center of attraction and is currently leading in the race, but the real race comes when the deals are cut after the election when no one has a winning margin. Morales’ identity and ideology is similar to that of Argentina’s Nestor Kirchner and Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez. Mr. Morales wants legalization of coca leaf production and the nationalization of gas. Morales is a local politician of long standing who has gained strength by taking an anti-US position, which is currently very popular in Latin nations where anti-Bush feelings run very high. Morales, if elected, will then have to contend with the US, elitist, neocons’ attempting to overthrow his government.

    You do remember the new US base in Paraguay? We expect lots of fireworks no matter who wins.

    * On Sunday, Chile will choose between a candidate who would be the first woman president for Chile and two hopefuls from the right, which has been out of power for 15 years.

    Michelle Bachelet, who was imprisoned and tortured under Augusto Pinochet’s dictatorship, ably assisted by the CIA and Henry Kissinger, leads in the polls. If she falls short of 50% there will be a runoff probably against former Santiago Mayor Joaquin Lavin or Sebastián Piñera, a former Senator and one of Chile’s wealthiest men, who are tied for second. Bachelet, former defense minister and a doctor has campaigned on continuing the free market policies and liberal social programs of President Ricardo Lagos, who cannot run for immediate election. Our prediction is Bachelet will win having the most acceptable program for the voters.

    This week the Chilean peso rose for the sixth straight session to a new 5 1/2% year high. Brazil’s Bovespa Stock Index surpassed the record of 33,000 for the first time, setting a record. Argentina’s inflation rate rose 1.2% in November versus October and 12% year-on-year. Consumer prices rose 11.1% this year and wholesale prices 10.7% year-on-year.
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    http://www.trustnet.com

    Is a great aid to regional investing.
    Plenty of ways to invest globally without buying high fee liontamers and the like.
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    PKD was recently upgraded by schwab.
    Share price keeps getting stronger on the promise of enlarged exploration programs next year. The market has greeted the news of the new VP as a positive.
    Parker Drilling Announces Appointment of Michael D. Drennon as Vice President, Operations
    12/19/2005 8:04:27 AM

    HOUSTON, Dec 19, 2005 -- Parker Drilling Company (PKD) announced today the appointment of Michael D. Drennon as vice president, operations. In this role, Drennon will be responsible for worldwide drilling operations and the associated financial performance, reporting to Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Dave Mannon.

    Prior to joining Parker Drilling, Drennon was program director for BP's development of existing and potential discoveries in Angola. Drennon spent over 28 years with Amoco and BP in a variety of staff, engineering and operations assignments.

    "Mike will provide Parker with excellent leadership and project management skills to implement our strategic initiatives and grow our company," said Dave Mannon. "His experience and knowledge of our business will provide an immediate impact to our company and customers."

    Drennon received a bachelor of science degree in petroleum engineering from Texas Tech University in 1977.

    Parker Drilling is a Houston-based, global energy company specializing in offshore drilling and workover services in the Gulf of Mexico and international land and offshore markets. Parker also owns Quail Tools, a provider of premium industry rental tools. Parker Drilling employs approximately 3,000 people worldwide and has 48 marketed rigs.
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