Von 7,23 auf 0,56!! - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[ooy]

Koennte in netter Rebound werden, bin mal rein zu 0,57...

[zpo]

Bei der Überschrift hatte ich an TCU gedacht.

[Zocker1997]

Das war wohl etwas zu früh!!!!!
Wenn die 0,50 Euro nicht halten,dann gibt es noch einmal einen richtigen Schub nach unten!!!!!!

[ooy]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.771.256 von Zocker1997 am 08.01.07 16:54:46

mal sehen, bin nur mit einer kleinen Position rein halte noch Pulver trocken, falls es weiter runter geht...

[ooy]

Hat bei 0,50 gedreht, aktuell 0,56...

[ooy]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.773.867 von ooy am 08.01.07 18:41:07

0,60!! Schon 20% vom Tief gemacht...

[ooy]

0,65, da waren schlappe 30% drin, bleibe aber long...

[ania.d]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.776.976 von ooy am 08.01.07 20:59:45

Hi ooy,

dank deiner "Anregung" habe ich zu 0,52 $ an der OTC geordert
und habe sie auch in 2 Teilausführungen bekommen...

Bin auch erst einmal long

[ooy]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.777.825 von ania.d am 08.01.07 21:36:13

Bist sogar 10% tiefer drin als ich...
Wird heute sicherlich spannend...

[ania.d]

Warum wurde mein Posting von gestern gelöscht???

[Bonsaivestor]

Ein ziemliches geeiere. Ob das noch was wird heute?

Bonsai

[ooy]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.799.183 von Bonsaivestor am 09.01.07 19:53:13

Bodenbildung...
Ist doch ganz o.k.

[Bonsaivestor]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.799.436 von ooy am 09.01.07 20:05:05

Jaja schon.
Ich hatte nur etwas mehr erwartet heute.

Es bewegt sich ja auch schon wieder was.

[ania.d]

January 9, 2007 - 9:24 AM EST

Earth Biofuels Launches BioWillie(R) Marketing Program
Earth Biofuels, Inc. (OTCBB: EBOF), the exclusive distributor of Willie Nelson's brand of biodiesel - BioWillie(R) - today announced a marketing program to increase the availability of its biodiesel brand. Earth Biofuels will now offer the use of the brand to biodiesel retail fuel providers outside the Earth Biofuels fuel distribution network. As a result, fueling stations will be able to leverage the awareness, loyalty and quality built into the brand.

The branding agreements between Earth Biofuels and retail fuel providers will include stipulations that all biodiesel fuel sold under the BioWillie(R) brand name must meet the quality standards set for biodiesel by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) under specification number D-6751 as well as other rigorous compliance requirements for protecting the biodiesel fuel quality and brand name.

"The present demand for the BioWillie(R) brand biodiesel exceeds its current distribution network," said Earth Biofuels Vice President of Sales Jim Horton. "Truckers are asking for BioWillie because they believe the name means quality. This program will allow Earth Biofuels to establish retail BioWillie(R) brand biodiesel at pump locations anywhere in the country that biodiesel is sold."

Although biodiesel production has increased dramatically over the past several months, Earth Biofuels believes that the ability for retail biodiesel providers to effectively market their product domestically has not kept pace. By offering a recognizable name brand under tight quality controls, this unique program may help retail biodiesel providers increase demand at the retail level.

About Earth Biofuels

Earth Biofuels produces and distributes biodiesel fuel through the company's network of wholesale and retail outlets. The fuel is sold under Willie Nelson's brand name, "BioWillie(R)." Earth Biofuels also produces and markets liquefied natural gas (LNG). The Company is focused on meeting the growing demand for alternative and renewable fuels in the domestic market. The Company's Web site is www.earthbiofuels.com.

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[waxweazle]

Schlusskurs 69 cent sieht gut aus Bodenbildung + dstodchastic hat kaufsignal geliefert. Morgen chartupdat!


Morgen beforzuge ich 2 Szenarien 1. Richtung 80 cent
2. Seitwärts aber schluss über 70 cent.
fazit halten

[snowfisch]

kann mir jemand eine kurze zusammenfassung geben?

Warum ist Ebof so abgeschmiert und warum bildet sich grad ein boden?

könnte es wirklich wieder rauf gehen, wenn ja, wie weit könnte es gehen?

Danke

[pippii]

@ snowfish
wird wohl mit einem Forbes Artikel zusammenhaengen zu dem ebof Stellung bezogen hat; siehe hp von ebof.
"Forbes Article Inaccurate"...
der chartverlauf laesst zumindest diese Vermutung zu.

aber hier gibt es Grund zur Hoffnung:

STATE OF THE STATE
Bold move on global warming
A WORLD FIRST: Governor to order new standard to reduce carbon content of motor fuels

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2007/01/…

pippii

[ooy]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.826.112 von pippii am 11.01.07 10:00:50

Kannst du bitte mal den Link zur Stellungnahme reinstellen?

[pippii]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.830.690 von ooy am 11.01.07 13:54:25

hier der link zum 29.december

http://www.earthbiofuels.com/news.php#36

[ooy]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.834.219 von pippii am 11.01.07 16:09:16

Danke Dir.

[ooy]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.834.219 von pippii am 11.01.07 16:09:16

Hab mal 2 Dollar angelegt und den Artikel gekauft:



Daniel Fisher
• Willie Nelson And Star Dust
• When Pigs Fly
• Battle Of The Class-Action Titans
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The troubled history behind the company that signed Willie Nelson.
Willie Nelson Sings The Blues is what they're calling the performer's New York City concert in mid-January. It's a pretty good title, too, for the outlaw country singer's latest do-good effort: lending his name, along with those of Hollywood stars Morgan Freeman and Julia Roberts, to a tiny Dallas outfit called Earth Biofuels, which intends to build a national chain of filling stations dispensing a brand of enviro-friendly diesel it calls "Bio Willie."

But there's a chance that Willie's 6.5 million shares, recently valued at $11 million, won't even be worth their weight in canola oil. Reason: Earth Biofuels missed a Dec. 4 deadline for coming up with $80 million in financing to restart a long-shuttered ethanol plant south of New Orleans, the company's largest investment to date. At the very least it stands to lose its $5 million deposit, to say nothing of an additional $22 million it has put into the project. With just $41,609 in cash on the books as of Sept. 30, that's a pretty big hit. Chief Executive Dennis G. McLaughlin III, 41, insists that the project "remains an ongoing business opportunity" and that "no funds have been forfeited." But Earth director William O. Luckett says the company and its partners in the plant are in dispute over higher-than-expected construction costs. So far none of this has appeared in press releases or SEC filings.

Nor has McLaughlin's colorful background. He presided over the $100 million bankruptcy of the company he formed in 1993, Aurora Natural Gas. Duke Energy Trading (nyse: DKE - news - people ) sued him for fraud, saying he used shell companies to double-bill Duke to the tune of $26 million. Duke ultimately settled and gave McLaughlin a release. McLaughlin blames the bankruptcy on one of his employees and on Duke itself, for inflating gas prices in late 2000; as for his not disclosing it in Earth's SEC filings, he says he has "never been employed by a company when it filed [for bankruptcy]." Right. According to Earth's most recent 10-K, he was Aurora's chief from 1993 to 2001, the year it filed for bankruptcy.

After that meltdown McLaughlin made a brief stop at Ocean Resources, a penny stock outfit in the undersea-salvage business, where he left in January 2005 over allegations he'd overcharged the company through his consultancy. (McLaughlin says the claims are unfounded and that Ocean owes him money.) Then he took over Powerball International, a dormant shell once in the hydrogen business, renamed it Apollo Resources and wound up back in court. He was sued by New Mexico oilman Donnie Hill, who claimed Apollo's main assets had been stolen from him. Hill, too, has since settled for an undisclosed amount.

Earth Biofuels formed out of a clutter of shell companies that started with a Meridian, Miss. biodiesel refinery bought from the brother of director R. Bruce Blackwell for $7 million. It took on Willie Nelson as a director when it licensed his name for "Bio Willie" (he gets a royalty of a penny a gallon). Aided by a flood of press releases, Earth's market value rose from next to nothing in 2005 to a recent $344 million.

If you care to find them, 18 pages into Earth's financials are insider transactions, including $16,000 a month in rent for a truckstop and convenience store in Mississippi owned by director Blackwell, a series of trades between Earth Biodiesel and Apollo and a $160,000 investment in Blue Wireless, a penny stock venture McLaughlin controls. McLaughlin insists all transactions have been fair to Earth. But they aren't necessarily helping it reach its goal of opening ethanol refineries in North Carolina, Louisiana, Texas and Illinois.

Earth earned a slim 4.2% gross margin on $10.3 million in sales in the third quarter of 2006, spending almost half its revenue on administrative expenses. Business must pick up fast: Under terms with lenders who provided $53 million in financing last summer, Earth has to hit $30 million in earnings before interest, taxes and depreciation by year-end or come up with cash--or face a conversion of debt into stock that would dilute existing owners.

Tune up your guitar, Willie. But will it be "Once More With Feeling"--or "The Party's Over"?

[lottojan10]

man hats die erwischt, hab lange nicht mehr reingeschaut.

bin entsetzt



boden zu erkennen ??? ich seh da noch nix






täusche ich mich da ????

grüße

lotto

[ania.d]

Im Moment sieht es sehr gut aus!
Es geht jeden Tag ein paar Prozentpunkte hoch...





January 16, 2007 - 11:10 AM EST
Earth Biofuels Subsidiary Awarded LNG Supply Agreement with Omnitrans
Earth LNG, Inc. today announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Applied LNG Technologies USA L.L.C. ("ALT"), has been awarded a five year contract for the sale of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Omnitrans, contingent upon Omnitrans' receipt of certain insurance certificates and endorsements from ALT.

Earth LNG is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Earth Biofuels, Inc. (OTCBB: EBOF).

Omnitrans is the public transit agency serving the San Bernardino Valley in Southern California. Founded in 1976 through a joint powers agreement, Omnitrans carries approximately 15 million passengers each year throughout its 480-square mile service area. ALT has sold LNG to Omnitrans since 2002.

Under terms of the new agreement, ALT will deliver transportation grade LNG each month to Omnitrans' East Valley facility. ALT delivers the fuel via cryogenic tanker truck from its LNG production facility in Topock, Arizona to specialized fueling stations from which the customer's fleet vehicles are fueled.

Transportation grade LNG helps companies meet strict emission standards in the state of California. Vehicles fueled by the transportation grade LNG produce approximately one-sixth of the nitrous oxides (NOx) and up to 15 percent less greenhouse gases than comparable petroleum diesel fueled vehicles.

About Earth Biofuels

Earth Biofuels produces and distributes biodiesel fuel through the company's network of wholesale and retail outlets. The fuel is sold under Willie Nelson's brand name, "BioWillie(R)." Earth Biofuels also produces and markets liquefied natural gas (LNG). The Company is focused on meeting the growing demand for alternative and renewable fuels in the domestic market. The Company's Web site is www.earthbiofuels.com.

Forward-Looking Statements Disclosure

This press release may contain "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the federal securities laws. In this context, forward-looking statements may address the Company's expected future business and financial performance, and often contain words such as "anticipates," "believes," "estimates," "expects," "intends," "plans," "seeks," "will," and other terms with similar meaning. These forward-looking statements by their nature address matters that are, to different degrees, uncertain. Although the Company believes that the assumptions upon which its forward-looking statements are based are reasonable, it can provide no assurances that these assumptions will prove to be correct. In connection with the "safe harbor" provisions of the federal securities laws, including the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, important factors that, among others, could cause or result in actual results and experience to differ materially from the Company's anticipated results, projections, or other expectations are disclosed in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. All forward-looking statements in this press release are expressly qualified by such cautionary statements, risks, and uncertainties, and by reference to the underlying assumptions.


Earth Biofuels, Inc.
Corporate Communications
Shawne Horn
[e-mail]
214-389-9800
or
Doug Jones
Investor Relations
[e-mail]
214-389-9800



Source: Business Wire (January 16, 2007 - 11:10 AM EST)

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No Risk no Fun

[ania.d]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.835.848 von ooy am 11.01.07 16:59:56

Hi ooy,

bist Du noch mit von der Partie?



No Risk no Fun

[ania.d]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.933.728 von lottojan10 am 15.01.07 13:16:13

...ich hoffe Du täuschst Dich...



No Risk no Fun

[pippii]

Biotreibstoff – da geht die Post ab!

http://www.deraktionaer.de/xist4c/web/Biotreibstoff---da-geh…

[ooy]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.962.705 von ania.d am 16.01.07 18:25:52

Jo, bin noch voll drin...

[ania.d]

Ruhe bewahren... Wenn die Indizes drehen wird m.E. EBOF outperformen...





No Risk no Fun

[pippii]

Earth Biofuels and BioWillie® Featured in PBS Documentary
18 January, 2007

Earth Biofuels, Inc. (OTCBB: EBOF) today announced that the company was featured in the weekly PBS program, “NOW”, hosted by David Brancaccio. The segment, “From Plow to Pump”, is a documentary which describes the biodiesel product life cycle beginning with the cottonseed farmer who supplies the oil for the production process to the tractor trailer that is fueled with BioWillie® biodiesel fuel.
The segment includes interviews with Willie Nelson and Earth Biofuels’ Chairman and CEO, Dennis McLaughlin. Additionally, it highlights Earth Biofuels’ and the renewable fuels industry’s continuing commitment to reduce America’s dependence on foreign sources of energy by providing domestically produced, clean-burning sources of energy.

“We are proud to be a part of the PBS program ‘From Plow to Pump’”, said Dennis McLaughlin, Chairman and CEO of Earth Biofuels. “Earth Biofuels is working to reduce our dependency on foreign energy by providing domestically produced, clean-burning renewable fuels for our nation. We believe strongly in this industry’s ability to have a significant impact on our national security, environment, and American farmers. We believe there is a great deal of educational value in this segment and appreciate PBS’s work to continue to educate on this important emerging technology.”

David Brancaccio, host of “NOW”, stated: “Lately there has been a lot of talk about the importance of alternative energy sources in reducing America's dependence on foreign oil. We wanted to address that issue. However, many alternative energy projects are still in the research stage. Since Earth Biofuels is actually marketing a retail product, that gave us the opportunity to look at a real-world example."

The program aired on Friday, January 12 on PBS and can be viewed at http://www.pbs.org/now/shows/302/index.html along with an extended interview with Willie Nelson at http://www.pbs.org/now/shows/302/willie-nelson.html. The program may be re-broadcast in local markets.

Earth Biofuels’ BioWillie® brand is on biodiesel pumps that are currently located in seven states, including California, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas. BioWillie® is a blend of biodiesel and petroleum diesel. The biodiesel is made from oils such as cottonseed and soybean.

[pippii]

In den USA boomt das Geschäft mit Bio-Sprit.

http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/0,1518,461621,00.html

[pippii]

Bush: USA werden 20% ihres Ölverbrauchs reduzieren
US Präsident Bush gab heute bekannt, dass die Vereinigten Staaten in den nächsten 10 Jahren 20% ihres Ölverbrauchs reduzieren wollen. 15% des zukünftigen Benzinverbrauchs sollen durch alternative Antriebsstoffe bis 2017 ersetzt werden. Bush folgt mit seiner Rede dem wachsenden öffentlichen Interesse an Alternativen Energien in den USA. In den Vereinigten Staaten wird zunehmend die Abhängigkeit der Energieversorgung durch im Grunde gegenüber den USA kritisch bis feindlich eingestellte Staaten diskutiert. Auch der Klimawandel sorgt nach Katastrophen wie Hurrikan Katharina für politischen Druck.

[pippii]

Im Bereich der Klimapolitik will Bush offenbar Initiativen zur Förderung alternativer Energien anstoßen. Nach Informationen der "New York Times" traf sich der Präsident gestern mit zwei Senatoren, die sich vehement für die Entwicklung alternativer Kraftstoffe einsetzen: dem Demokraten Tom Harkin und dem Republikaner Richard G. Lugar. Ein Stabsmitarbeiter des Senats sagte, die dort besprochenen Pläne seien "sehr ehrgeizig". Nicht zu erwarten sei hingegen, dass Bush in seiner Rede an die Nation dafür eintritt, Emissionsgrenzen anzuheben oder die Teilnahme der USA an internationalen Klimaschutz-Abkommen verkündet.

[pippii]

Die Klimawende des George W.

http://www.zeit.de/online/2007/04/Bush-Rede

[ChidGord]

Mist das war eine Fehlinvestition heute.

[ChidGord]

Warum notieren die Aktien bei denen ich schlechtes Gefühl beim Kauf habe auch immer schlecht. Fehlinvestition 2007. Gut das ich wenig investiert habe. Wenn nichtmal Bush helfen kann...

[Bonsaivestor]

Short Interest for January 2007
Short
Interest
546,247

Percent
Change
110.72

Average Daily
Share Volume
835,307

Days to
Cover
1.00

January
Trade Date
1/9/2007
Settlement Date
1/12/2007
Due Date
1/17/2007
Media Date Publication Date
1/24/2007 1/25/2007
(www.otcbb.com)

Wie's wohl derzeit aussieht?

Bonsai

[ChidGord]

Ach heute doch noch die Kurve gekriegt. Zuerst +10 dann runter an +1 und wieder +10%. Könnte die Tage doch was werden.

[ChidGord]

Lauter gute Nachrichten in den letzten Tagen aber der Kurs will nicht nach oben ziehen.

Dazu kommt noch das. Vielleicht werden somit mehr Leute angezogen

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Earth Biofuels VP Selected to Speak at U.S. Senate Biofuels Conference

DALLAS, Jan 30, 2007 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Today, Earth Biofuels, Inc. (OTCBB: EBOF) announced that Tommy Foltz, Vice President of Public Affairs, has been invited to participate in the Transportation and Biofuels Conference held by the U.S. Senate's Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. The conference will be held on February 1, 2007 in Washington, D.C.

Foltz received the letter of invitation from the Chairman of the Committee, Senator Jeff Bingaman (D-NM). The purpose of the conference is to educate Committee members on the Biofuels industry, promote open communication about Biofuels and to develop potential policy solutions which support and promote the industry in light of current global climate change and energy independence concerns.

"I'm honored to be invited, but even more pleased that the Committee is considering this issue as seriously as it is," said Foltz. "Climate change and energy security are two of the most pressing issues of the 21st century, and we're happy to share our industry experience with the committee."

Foltz will be seated on the "Regional Infrastructure Integration" panel. Chairman Bingaman highlighted the issue in his response to President Bush's The State of the Union address on January 23, 2007, and has made infrastructure needs of the Biofuels industry one of the centerpieces of the conference