EGOC

  EGOC is an energy research and development company based out of Southfield, MI.  Energy1 concentrates it's research towards motors, transformers and alternators that can gain energy and direct it into batteries for later use. They are now moving into stages that will even apply to residential homes on a larger scale.

    This stock is ready to blow up and should be a huge gainer over and over.  Quarterly reports are going to be in soon and the results are expected to be very positive.
    Charts have now moved above the 200 day moving average and is only going to move upward from there. I say wherever you can get your hands on this, snatch it up.  Continuous breakouts should be on the horizon for six months or more, but for now just focus on staying in the green. No stock is a guarantee but don't miss out on this one, should be the best pick yet.

PSPW Still Early

      3 Power Energy Group (PSPW) is a company based mostly on providing solar power and selling solar plants in North America, Europe and Asia.

      PSPW is looking very strong here.  With a very solid uptrend and more news to come, the talk of this stock should help keep up the momentum.  Even though there has been a significant percentage gain lately this still should be a great time to get in.  Talk of PSPW is now starting to float around and I expect it to become much more focused in the days to come.

PGIE Rise and Shine

   PGI Energy (PGIE) is back in the news early again this morning and sounding quite promising.  Last Friday PGIE came out with some news saying they had a new plan to boost revenue to around
$15 million per year.  This morning yet another article is out with more detail about this plan.
  This company is now aquiring a new website that will open new eyes to the drilling and manufacturing side of it's operations.
   PGIE has not responded highly to all of its news lately, however this should turn the tides.  After the steady downward slope in this stock, I believe it is time to invest.  Ride this price down until you feel comfortable.  I would recommend not buying in all at once but maybe allowing up to a three time
buy-in.