Yesterday I sent you an invitation to join the Alternative Energy Trader, and lock in a guaranteed 20 double-digit gains in one year.
Not surprisingly, the response was overwhelming. And for those who joined us yesterday, I’m sure they’re quite happy with the trade alert I sent out this morning. Because that stock ended the day with a 2.6% gain.
Of course, I think it’s going to double-digit territory within the next 3 to 5 days.
This particular company’s about to release its first quarter, 2007 results. And I’m telling you…I think they’ll have no problem beating estimates.
Plus, based on the company’s progress over the past few months, some positive news on new manufacturing facility construction and a continued aggressive push for its product both here in the US and abroad, I expect the stock to pick up some serious speed in the short-term.
If you want to know more about this stock, click here to become a member.
After you’ve signed up, simply log-in with your username and password and click today’s Alternative Energy Alert in the archives section.
It’s that easy.
And if you’re able to grab shares of this thing now, you should still be able to pull a 12% to 14% gain over the next week or so.
Of course, if you joined us yesterday, then congratulations! I think we got in at an excellent price on this one. It won’t be long now until we can cash out with a nice profit.
Jeff
This Bipartisan Bill Is Making Us a Fortune
Delaware state senator Harris B. McDowell III recently said, “You cannot get a unit of energy cleaner or cheaper than to find a way effectively to not use it.”
We couldn’t agree more.
So, naturally, we applauded a piece of legislation heard by the U.S. Senate on Monday that tackles that very issue--and many more--all in one bill. The bill is S. 1115 or the Energy Efficiency Promotion Act of 2007.
Take a look at just a few of the topics it covers:
- Promoting advanced lighting technologies
- Expediting new energy efficiency standards
- Efficiency standards for home appliances
- Incentives for high efficiency products
- Promoting high efficiency vehicles, advanced batteries and energy storage
- Setting energy efficiency goals
- Federal requirement to purchase electricity generated by renewable energy
- Federal building performance standards
- National goals for energy efficiency improvement
Although all of these topics are of great importance and can create a wealth of opportunities for Green Chip investors, there are two subtleties included within this bill that we should take a closer look at.
First off, the bill recognizes that it is imperative to have a workforce educated in installing and servicing new technologies. To that end, the bill authorizes a program to provide workforce training to meet the demand for skilled workers in the energy efficiency and renewable energy industries.
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It also authorizes grants to institutions of higher learning for energy efficiency and renewable energy demonstration projects.
With a better educated and skilled workforce, new technologies can be seamlessly integrated, allowing for a more rapid expansion of businesses--and profits for investors.
Certainly we know that a couple of publicly traded solar companies specializing in installation have benefited over the past few months.
Akeena Solar (AKNS.OB), one of the largest solar installation companies in the country, has popped more than 52 percent over the past six weeks.
And take a look at this chart of World Water & Power Corp. (WWAT.OB), a solar engineering and project management company out of New Jersey:

Leading by Example
S. 1115 also requires new federal building performance standards.
Under this bill, all new federal buildings would have to reduce fossil fuel use by 50% over their predecessors, and existing buildings would have to reduce usage by 30% by 2015.
All new and renovated buildings would also have to be completely carbon neutral by 2030!
Of course, this always comes down to dollars and cents. So it’s no surprise that S. 1115 has received so much support from both sides of the aisle.
Heck, of the bill’s ten sponsors and cosponsors, there are five from each party.
Let’s face it: Basic energy conservation methods could save the government and the country an absolute fortune.
In fact, just switching to compact fluorescent bulbs would save the nation $20 billion.
Of course, with energy conservation comes new energy conservation technology . . . and more importantly, new revenue streams for the companies that corner this market first.
Green Chip investors will certainly profit from this sector, especially over the next few years.
And we know for a fact that some alternative energy traders are already pulling quick gains from some of these companies every time Washington pumps out another press release about energy conservation and efficiency.
You’ve got to love it when your biggest indicator is a gaggle of politicians looking to score media attention at every turn.
Making money is just so much easier this way!
Until next time,
Nick Hodge







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