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To: Aragorn1968 who wrote (19487)	4/9/2006 1:51:29 PM
From: Rocket Red	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 37387

Re: Ethanol has arrived; Cellulose ethanol stock up 94% and going higher From the trading desk of: Jeff Siegel April 9, 2006 Dear reader: This week I'm heading off to Sin City again for another renewable energy conference. I'll be looking for next-gen technologies in solar, biofuel, geothermal and wind. I'll also be looking for undiscovered stocks for you to buy. Stuff that'll blow your socks off. And by the looks of the trading markets and the "chatter" on stock message boards, I would say that I'm not alone in my search for profitable trades and investments in the renewable energy markets. One of the ethanol stocks on my watch list gained 88% on Friday alone! (see 1st chart below) In short, renewable energy stocks (ethanol in particular) are headed for a red-hot summer. I think this could be one of the best trading summers since Internet stocks exploded on the scene in the summer of 1998. Going Green There are 2 high-profiled ethanol stock IPOs in the pipeline that'll be trading soon: 1) Aventine Renewable Energy Holdings, Inc., a company that produces and markets ethanol announced that it has filed a registration statement with a proposed initial public offering of up to $50 million in common stock. 2) VeraSun Energy Corp., the U.S.'s second largest ethanol producer, plans to go public in an initial offering of stock worth up to $150 million and has applied to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol VSE. I guarantee these stocks will be blockbusters for investors. And I also guarantee they'll bring a lot of investor attention to the renewable energy markets. However, Aventine and VeraSun aren't where the leverage is in the renewable energy markets. The leverage will be in smaller, lesser known stocks that'll skyrocket in price at a moment's notice. We saw a classic example of this on Friday when an ethanol stock that I've been following for weeks went ballistic when it announced it had received a contract deal with the Feds. Take a look at the chart: Of course, the first trade initiated in my trading service, The Green Trader, has done exceptionally well too. It's also an ethanol company, but it's a cellulose ethanol company, something that gives it a substantial advantage over the competition. In fact, ever since buying this stock on February 23, the ride up has been nothing less than incredible. Take a look: And here's the deal. The upward move in this cellulose ethanol stock is far from over. Hedge funds to Wall Street brokers are talking about this baby as the next best thing since ESPN and Playboy. I think she's going to $40 a share. Take a moment to read my trade report on this emerging ethanol play. You won't be disappointed. Sincerely, Jeff Siegel P.S. A lot of people ask me what's driving the boom in solar and ethanol stocks. I'm not completely naïve to think that a concern for the environment is the driver. It's basic supply and demand and crisis equals opportunity that's driving solar and ethanol stocks. With that said, here's a headline and the first 2 paragraphs of a recent article that says it all: World 'cannot meet oil demand' BY CARL MORTISHED, INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS EDITOR THE world lacks the means to produce enough oil to meet rising projections of demand for fuel over the next decade, according to Christophe de Margerie, head of exploration for Total and heir presumptive to the leadership of the French energy multinational. The world is mistakenly focusing on oil reserves when the problem is capacity to produce oil, M de Margerie said in an interview with The Times. Forecasters, such as the International Energy Agency (IEA), have failed to consider the speed at which new resources can be brought into production, he believes. Regardless if you believe the world is running out of cheap and easy oil, the notion... the perception that we are will drive ethanol stocks to ever-greater highs. Don't miss out: wealthdailymail.com