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General Environmental Management
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Symbol: GEVI
Target Appreciation:
345%-539%
Recommendation:
Strong Speculative Buy |
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“Evidence is mounting that what is good for the environment is also good for the price of a company’s stock.”
--Forbes.com
“You can use my full
name if you wish,
I’m so thrilled about STKR…took $20,000 profit and looking
for more in the future.
That was the best trade I ever had. Thank You!”
Samuel K.,
Hazleton PA
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General Environmental Management
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Symbol: GEVI
Target Appreciation:
345%-539%
Recommendation:
Strong Speculative Buy |
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My 2009 Winning Stock picks are up, up, up!
We have a retail service company that’s up 59%, an auto industry
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General Environmental Management
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Symbol: GEVI
Target Appreciation:
345%-539%
Recommendation:
Strong Speculative Buy |
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Eric’s recent Tiny Tech picks are up an average of 89.3% after five months.
Eric’s Stimulus Stocks are up an average of 37.8% after four months. |
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General Environmental Management
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Symbol: GEVI
Target Appreciation:
345%-539%
Recommendation:
Strong Speculative Buy |
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Eric's recent Tiny Tech picks are up an average of 89.3% after five months.
Eric's Stimulus Stocks are up an average of 37.8% after four months.
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General Environmental Management
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Symbol: GEVI
Target Appreciation:
345%-539%
Recommendation:
Strong Speculative Buy |
“You can use my full
name if you wish,
I’m so thrilled about STKR…took $20,000 profit and looking
for more in the future.
That was the best trade I ever had. Thank You!”
Samuel K.,
Hazleton PA |
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General Environmental Management
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Symbol: GEVI
Target Appreciation:
345%-539%
Recommendation:
Strong Speculative Buy |
Eric's recent Tiny Tech picks are up an average of 89.3% after five months.
Eric's Stimulus Stocks are up an average of 37.8% after four months.
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General Environmental Management
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Symbol: GEVI
Target Appreciation:
345%-539%
Recommendation:
Strong Speculative Buy |
My
2009 Winning Stock picks are up, up, up!
We have a retail service company that’s up 59%, an auto industry
company that’s already gained more than 359% and a cosmetic company
that’s up 267%. |
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General Environmental Management
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Symbol: GEVI
Target Appreciation:
345%-539%
Recommendation:
Strong Speculative Buy |
Eric's recent Tiny Tech picks are up an average of 89.3% after five months.
Eric's Stimulus Stocks are up an average of 37.8% after four months.
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Fellow Investor,
Here's my full report with all the reasons why I'm convinced General Environmental Management, Inc. (GEVI), is poised to explode for potential gains of 345% to 539% in the weeks and months ahead.
There's a green revolution taking place around the world today. Companies that develop and use
green methods to help save the world and our environment are going to
be well-rewarded for their efforts. Savvy investors that invest in
under-valued green companies have the opportunity to earn enormous profits.
General Environmental Management, Inc. is an under-valued, rapidly growing green company that's in the process of getting greener. Importantly, the company has the characteristics I look for in picking an undiscovered, under-valued opportunity.
The company has strong revenue growth in a weak economy, it is embarking on an aggressive acquisition strategy that should make the company profitable, and the company has very recently partnered with a waste-to-energy technology company to expand revenues and enter new markets.
General Environmental Management, Inc.'s stock is currently trading
below $1.00 a share, which gives early investors the opportunity for
large gains. The company has only 14.6 million shares outstanding,
which means small profit increases will explode into significant profit
per share gains.
In addition, the stock is flying under Wall Analysts' radars,
which means the company's exciting recent progress is still known to
only a few savvy investors.
When the word about GEVI spreads,
the stock could soar.
But before I get ahead of myself, let's look at General Environmental Management, Inc.'s business.
Integrated Environmental Service Provider
General Environmental Management, Inc. (GEVI) has been an integrated
environmental service firm providing field service, remediation and
transportation for hazardous and non-hazardous materials. They use
their proprietary enterprise software, GEMWare, to track operations.
Headquartered in Pomona, California, GEVI operates five field service
locations and one treatment, storage, disposal facility, servicing all
markets in the Western U.S
Last year their revenues were $34.9M, up 15% from $30.4M in 2007. Their next quarterly earnings will be discussed during a conference call, Monday November 16th. The call will be especially exciting because it will provide GEVI's management the opportunity to discuss first-hand their new business strategy.
The company recently announced they are shifting their focus from
hazardous waste field services to the fast growing water treatment and
waste-to-energy markets. To facilitate the change, they have already
started making acquisitions and also engaged General Pacific Partners,
a financial advisory firm, to assist in targeting and evaluating
additional wastewater business acquisitions in the Western U.S.
Waste water treatment is not a glamorous business, but it is growing
and profitable. And when you combine it with the novel waste-to-energy
technology, the future prospects for GEVI become much more exciting.
Santa Clara Waste Water Acquisition
GEVI's first wastewater business acquisition -- Santa Clara Waste Water -- is expected to close on November 1st. Santa Clara Waste Water is a high profit, $8 million annual revenue business. It is one of the top 100 privately owned non-hazardous wastewater utilities in the U.S. SCWW's facility is situated on five acres of strategically located land in Santa Clara Valley and they also own a valuable 12.7 mile pipeline that runs from their facility to the City of Oxnard's water reclamation center.
The transaction is very accretive to GEVI and will be paid for with a
combination of cash, debt, and stock over the next three years. I
believe the profits from SCWW will make GEVI profitable.
The
Santa Clara waste water business acquisition is the first of many that
I expect GEVI will make. By acquiring more wastewater operators, GEVI
can easily achieve 20% to 30% annual revenue growth in its wastewater
business division over the next several years. With a couple of
acquisitions, GEVI could become a major player in the Western U. S.
waste water treatment market.
New Joint Venture -- Waste-to-Energy Technology
GEVI has just entered into a joint-venture agreement with Cake Energy,
LLC to build and operate new waste-to-energy facilities in the Western
U.S. By combining GEVI's waste water treatment with Cake's new
technology, the company solves a nagging problem for waste water
treatment operators and provides a green fuel for alternate power generation.
Cake's unique and revolutionary technology provides a solution for the growing problem of managing primary sewage waste, also known as sludge. Sludge is often disposed of in landfills. That's a costly and inefficient process. It's also not good for the environment. With Cake's technology, a single new green waste-to-energy plant can process up to 120 tons a day of sludge.
Their process dries and atomizes wet sludge for use as the primary dry
fuel for the ongoing drying, deodorizing and sterilizing of all toxins.
Surplus fuel, produced from the drying process, is used as a high grade
atomized fuel for alternate power generation. Additionally, 60% of the
evaporated water can be recaptured for recycle. It is a truly
remarkable technology.
With the joint venture, GEVI and Cake will design, build, own and
operate proprietary sludge processing waste-to-energy plants. The
company will charge municipalities a flat price per ton of waste
processed and sell the excess energy generated from the process. GEVI
and Cake are currently working with several large metropolitan
municipalities and plan to build their first waste-to-energy plant in
the next 24 months.
This new green fuel opens exciting new opportunities to GEVI's operations. Selling waste that was previously dumped in landfills for fuel will replace fossil fuel use and add significant profits to the company’s bottom line.
Investor Opportunity
I'm convinced General Environmental Management has exciting growth
ahead because of its focus on waste water treatment combined with the
novel waste-to-energy technology.
Because GEVI is currently trading below $1.00 a share, early investors can reap the benefits of large percentage gains. Also, since the company has only 14.6 million shares outstanding, small profit increases will explode into significant profit per share gains.
My conservative revenue growth estimates are for 25% growth to $52.3
million in 2010 and another 25% to $65.4 million in 2011. I expect the
company to earn profits of $2.4 million next year and $3.0 million the
following year.
Because there are only 14.6 million shares outstanding, the earnings
translate into profits of $0.17 per share next year and $0.21 in 2011.
Appling a price-to-earnings ratio of 12-14 times earnings yields my
short-term target price of $2.00 a share and $2.88 longer-term.
That's potential gains of 345% and 539% for savvy investors that take action quickly while the stock is flying under Wall Street Analysts' radars. When the word about General Environmental Management spreads, the stock could soar.
Now is the time to add GEVI shares to your portfolio while the stock is still undiscovered and few investors realize its exciting prospects. In a matter of weeks, or months, you could double, or triple your investment.
Invest Successfully,
Eric Dany
Editor
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IMAGINE THE POTENTIAL
Profitable, Aggressive Acquisition Strategy
Provides potential 20% to 30% annual revenue growth.
Could become a
major player in Western U. S. waste water treatment.
Exciting Joint Venture with Green Technology
New waste-to-fuel technology transforms waste water treatment.
Trading below $1.00 a share
Opportunity to get in early where the gains are often the largest.
Long- and Short-Term Gains
When investors and Wall Street analysts discover GEVI's prospects!
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