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To: Taki who wrote (148134)	6/9/2006 1:14:33 PM
From: Taki	Respond to of 150070

ECCI.11 Alert:Check Wheather.Several Tropical waves on the way.Check link below and read report.One after another. First link.And then read report.Hurricane plays will be on fire.ECCI the lowest in price now.But will be the fastest mover Imo.Last summer run from .07 to .75.Keep and Eye on it. hurricane.accuweather.com hurricane.accuweather.com Today's Discussion Low pressure in the Northwest Caribbean Might Become an Organized Tropical System Late in the Weekend or by Early Next Week Posted: 9-JUN-2006 07:35am EDT A broad area of low pressure over the northwest Caribbean has some potential for slow development over the next few days. Satellite images continue to show a general cyclonic motion in the clouds over this region, although strong north to northwest winds have been creating too much shear over this area for any organization. The shear, however, is forecast to decrease over the next day or two. We believe this feature will move north or northwest during the next 24-48 hours which could put it either in the Bay of Campeche or on the north or northeast coast of the Yucatan by late in the weekend. Once away from the Yucatan this feature might have some chance for further development. Water temperatures just east of the Yucatan are very warm and the waters in the Bay of Campeche are also very warm. So, the main issue will be shear. The shear will diminish over the Bay of Campeche faster than to the north of the Yucatan. So, if the feature moves more to the west or northwest it might have a better chance for organizing sooner than if it were to move due north. Computer models are showing various ideas on this and just about every model now shows some kind of low pressure area near the Yucatan by the end of this weekend. Our current feeling is that if the shear can drop off enough we could have a developing tropical system by the end of the weekend or early next week. Elsewhere in the tropical Atlantic we are following tropical waves along 23 west, 54 west, 67 west and 78 west. All waves are moving to the west at about 4-6 degrees longitude per day and are to the south of 15 north. The wave along 23 west has the best organzation. But it will have to move across cooler water with strong shear. So, it will have a tough time as it crosses the Atlantic. The large area of African Dust extending from roughly 30 west to just east of the Lesser Antilles continues to thin out. Tropical waves moving within this dust have shown no thunderstorm development due to the drier air aloft created by this swath of dust. This dust area will move into the Lesser Antilles and eastern Caribbean during Friday and over the weekend.

To: Taki who wrote (148134)	6/12/2006 5:12:00 PM
From: Taki	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

ECCI,high today .16.Was called at .10,and .11.I said Hurricane stocks like WEGI,ECCI,and NLST will go balistic May 31st post.And Balistic they went today.Weeeeeeeeee Then ECCI was .11, WEGI was .29 and NLST .28.Today NLST up almost 90% since.WEGI up 80% since, and ECCI up 50% since. Will see what happens.We have the whole summer. Message 22528170 Message 22502313 To: Taki who wrote (148077) 5/31/2006 9:43:48 PM From: Taki Read Replies (2) of 148163 Hurricane Season starts tomorrow.Check bold.Heavy season again.Hurricane stocks will go Balistic like the oil stocks went.Three Hurricane stocks in mind=WEGI,ECCI,NLST. The cheapest bottomer that has not participated in the run yet ECCI.11.Keep an Eye on it for future references.Last Season ECCI run from .07 to .75 in two weeks. news.aol.com. Your score: 3 out of 3 Nice work. National Hurricane Center Forecast: Named storms: 13-16 Hurricanes: 8-10 Major hurricanes: 4-6 Colorado State University Forecast: Named storms: 17 Hurricanes: 9 Major hurricanes: 5 Sources: colostate.edu, noaa.gov