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Alkane Energy - Back to 100p (ALK)     

grevis2 - 25 Jun 2005 13:43

Alkane Energy - Back to 100p
Says Zak Mir of Zaks-TA.com
The stock market is full of hyperbole, especially from tipsters. I chanced upon Alkane Energy today and my immediate reaction was that it is the best stock chart I have ever seen.

This may sound somewhat melodramatic, but I do not think that it is an exaggeration. As all traders know (including Nick Leeson if you are reading), the way to make real money is by betting the bank on the really big calls. That is the aim of my site. Nick, if you're still there, now is the time to go long of Alkane Energy - it has to be a better bet than a Nikkei arbitrage.

Although a chartist is fully allowed to ignore the fundamentals and look purely at the technicals, the fundamental background to Alkane is a company that declared losses of 284,000 pounds in its last set of results versus 20 million pounds in the previous year. This is a great recovery situation just in financial terms and the hopes of the bulls are carried in the form of a very extended base on the chart below 20p that was in place for nearly three years. The charting rule is that the longer the base, the bigger and more powerful the eventual breakout. This would imply that we are looking at the possibility of a full return to the highs seen at the start of the decade towards 100p.

Only an end of day close below the 10 week moving average on the weekly chart at 19p would even begin to cast doubt on the upside. The minimum expected target in the near term would be the 40 week moving average now running through 40p.

hangon - 13 Dec 2006 18:46 - 290 of 377

I fail to understand why it is considered "green" - it comes out of a mine I understand, it is not renewable and the exhaust goes into the air.
It might be making use of something that would leak away - but won't there come a time when it fails to seep? The reserves of a mine can be determined by the coal-layer, geology and "estimates" of the cost. With gas it must be considerably more difficult.
Therefore these plants may provide power now, but for how long? The power-level is better than nowt, but it's not exactly exciting - or is it? No, it isn't.
- Most investors will rather take a greater risk, say with Wind, or sea-power where the energy can be "seen" and it looks like it will continue at least for our time.
The Alk power is increasing as more comes on-strream, but what next?, as it starts to drop - which it must since the initial gas has not been tapped and must represent a latent build-up. If the gas is "sucked-out" won't air seep into the mine - how can this be prevented, I wonder?
The Green claim is the issue for me.

eggbert - 14 Dec 2006 11:17 - 291 of 377

hangon,

Alkane should be considered green because methane is 23 times worse than CO2 as a greenhouse gas.This gas will keep seeping into the atmosphere unless it is captured and burned.
For some unknown reason landfil gas is considered green and methane capture is not.
Alkane has fought against this and even without government help seems to finally be on its way to a steady business and profit.

canada1 - 14 Dec 2006 15:20 - 292 of 377

www.gcse.com

Landfill gas : Methane

eggbert - 14 Dec 2006 20:03 - 293 of 377

canada,

methane capture From Mines is not.Sorry missed a bit.

canada1 - 15 Dec 2006 09:16 - 294 of 377

eggbert

Have a look at www.organic-power.co.uk, cars that run on methane.

canary9 - 20 Dec 2006 10:01 - 295 of 377

Alkane Energy getting interesting again at 16.11p to buy...........just had a small bet to add to my holding, but will top up further if it falls below 15p. UK growing profits, but upside will depend on whether German operation can turn increasing sales into profits. DYOR

lizard - 20 Dec 2006 12:27 - 296 of 377

ITS FRUSTRATING BUT WITH THIS TYPE OF COMPANY ITS ALWAYS GOING TO BE A LONG TERM HOLD- A MAIDEN FULL YEAR PROFIT IN 2006 IS IMO WHAT IS NEEDED TO TURN THIS RECENT POOR PERFORMANCE AROUND.

BACK TO LEVELS NOW BEFORE THE RNS ON 3 MORE CMM PLANTS ON STREAM SO ITS PRETTY ANNOYING.

lizard - 22 Dec 2006 10:35 - 298 of 377

a maiden profit will starts these off again.

eggbert - 22 Dec 2006 11:56 - 299 of 377

i was thinking of buying some more before they clicked up.this share could quite easily double.

they must make a profit this time,especially with the latest capacity on stream.

lizard - 27 Dec 2006 12:18 - 300 of 377

agree- interest picking up and rightly so aiming for 30p short term. the recent acquistions and increased output will move company forward.

lizard - 29 Dec 2006 11:59 - 301 of 377

interesting stock this. could do ok in 07.

lizard - 04 Jan 2007 15:51 - 302 of 377

on the move good article that.

laurie squash - 09 Jan 2007 11:23 - 303 of 377

Canary 9
Just had word from Nat West Brokerline that they do not any longer consider Munich a suitable market for ISAs. This despite 6 months of questions from me and twice confirming once to answer yourself.
Matter going to Ombudsman and FSA but I will not hold my breath!
Proving that the company are negligent or unprofessional involves access to institutional and financial points that only insiders can process. In order to show that they were aware prior to this for ALK or prior to the Berlin Bremen decision previously.

lizard - 12 Mar 2007 14:12 - 304 of 377

results 21st march. can they deliver maiden profit?.

Big Al - 12 Mar 2007 15:18 - 305 of 377

Was drawn to this by title of the thread. Zak not quite correct then. LOL

lizard - 12 Mar 2007 15:28 - 306 of 377

not yet big al we have been waiting for them to deliver a maiden profit. if they can start this month then we may be on the right tracks.

Big Al - 12 Mar 2007 15:32 - 307 of 377

I know they own the acreage around where I live so I tend to look every now and again how the price is doing. To my nkowledge they've not drilled here.

lizard - 12 Mar 2007 15:43 - 308 of 377

is it coal mine acreage then?.

Big Al - 12 Mar 2007 15:47 - 309 of 377

Yes, just SE of Edinburgh. Someone did drill around here a few years ago. There's evidence of coal mining around here from the 18th century as it is very close to the surface.
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