Monday, May 24, 2010

New Green Baron “Stock Pick”, our 87th Since Inception, Will be Released After the Close Tomorrow, Tuesday May 25

Recent Green Baron “Stock Picks”

Soaring Higher

·       85th Green Baron “Stock Pick” ECOtality released April 7 rallied 41.7% in about one month from $4.60 to $6.50

·       86th Green Baron “Stock Pick” SLGX released May 6th has rallied 28% in two weeks from $1.25 to $1.60 – Much bigger move in SLGX expected over near-term

Don’t Miss Out on Next New “Stock Pick” Tomorrow!

Rare ultra low priced “Stock Pick” Expected to Deliver Big

We have finally found a stock that is below .02 per share that actively trades with a tight spread, is fully reporting, a long-term trading history, and appears fundamentally ready to go much higher.  The Green Baron Report is coming off of two nice “Stock Pick” winners, and we are going for three in a row with what we believe is a slam dunk.  We truly believe this is going to be an easy way to double your money, but as usual, we encourage members to try to accumulate as close to our profile price as possible.

Mark your calendars now.  DO NOT FORGET TO CHECK YOUR EMAIL OR OUR WEBSITE FOR THIS REPORT!  Everybody will have equal chance to profit from this report as it will be released after the close on Tuesday, May 25th.  Good luck to all and be sure to let us know how much money you made on this one at contactgreenbaron@roadrunner.com.

Sillenger Exploration (OTCQB: SLGX) – On Friday, May 21 our most recent Green Baron “Stock Pick” Sillenger Exploration hit another year high at $1.60 per share up 28% since our original profile released just two weeks ago.  Again, we continue to suggest accumulation particularly at $1.60 or below and look for a major move up in the coming weeks.  This company is targeting Africa for large exploration and developments projects.

 

“Stock Alert” Update

Aspire International (OTC: APIT)

Green Baron predicts recent “Stock Alert” Aspire International to make move higher over near-term

Transcript of Green Baron interview with geologist Roger McClay included below in this update

Geologist estimates rank APIT's Manganese resource among the largest deposits in the world. The independent 43-101 report values what amounts to just 5% of the total land area at around $200 million, and more importantly, this is a very tightly held entity with less than 20 million shares outstanding and 3 million share float. 

The Green Baron Report made APIT a Green Baron “Stock Alert” at the very end of March at .28 per share, and since then the stock has been in a trading range primarily between .30 and .42.  Now, we anticipate a new leg up in the stock and we are warning members to grab some before it happens.  We expect APIT to rally to $1.50 by year end and would suggest members to accumulate while it is still below .50 per share.

In order to familiarize everyone with this situation, we thought it would be a good idea to provide the majority of the transcript from the interview we conducted with geologist Roger McClay, a seasoned exploration, mining and production executive with 30 years experience and solid record of successful mining and exploration projects.  He does a great job explaining Aspire’s exceptional growth prospects:

The Green Baron (GB): Roger, Please give us some background on your business career and mining experience that supports your assessment of assets controlled by Aspire International Inc?

Roger McClay: I've been a consultant to the mining industry for over 30 years and I am currently president of a mining, consulting and contracting company and that company is currently putting a major Gold project into production in British Columbia, Canada.  

GB: Aspire International, through its Chinese subsidiary, owns a 70% interest in the Na Wang Manganese Project in Southern China. A 43-101 report commissioned by Aspire and published by some Canadian Mining Professionals including Lead Geologist Duncan Bain PhD, studied a very small tract of the project, about 1/20th of the land area. The report concluded that this minute section alone of the entire resource is valued at about $200 million.

Now Roger: Do you agree with this assessment and how would you characterize it? And can you accurately draw the conclusion that the balance of the property contains similar values?

Roger McClay: I absolutely agree with Mr. Bain's conclusion.  I walked the entire project with our mining engineer Al Beeton. We mapped the project, the entire 20 square kilometers of the project. We identified major Manganese seams that run the entire length of the 20 sq kilometers, that along with the seams that have a known vertical rise of about 750 meters: That gives the property a tremendous resource that should produce for many, many years.

GB: Roger can you give us an assessment of how large a deposit Aspire controls and its size, both with respect to China and also for its potential in Global terms as well as what prospects it holds for Aspire going forward.

Roger McClay: I would say Aspire's Manganese project has a definite potential to become a World class Manganese mine. These mines produce for many years and ultimately are company builders that bring in tremendous cash flow.

GB: What are some of the different uses for Manganese and the current demand for it? And also, why Manganese demand continues to grow each year? And, could you also tell us why there is such a growing preference for Manganese over other metal alloys in steel making, that makes Manganese the fourth most popular in demand metal worldwide?

Roger McClay: Well, Manganese is used as an alloy in the steel manufacturing business and it really has no known substitute for its use in steel manufacturing. It is a very important component in steel production given its ability to strengthen steel and create hardness to steel and it's also utilized in the production of stainless steel manufacturing, in fact, it's a major part of stainless steel manufacturing.

GB: What is the current price of Manganese these days and how much does it cost to mine versus the price it now fetches and do you expect the price to increase going forward?

Roger McClay: The current price for Manganese is $140 per ton based upon 38-40% content, the current cost of production is $40 to $50 per ton.    

GB: What is the current production status for the Na Wang Manganese project? What level of production is required to reach break even and what is the plan to increase production over the next year?  Also in your answer, could you let us know your overall profit assessment of this project?

Roger McClay: Aspire is currently adding further crushing components to their mill that will get them up to 150 tons per day.  Adding this milling capacity will be an ongoing exercise for Aspire... I see Aspire getting up to 500 tons per day within the next 12 months: That will give a profit of approximately $10 million or around 50 cents per share. Ultimately this project could produce up to 5,000 tons per day, with a similar range of gross profits which could be around $100 million per year, which would be the equivalent of $5 per share in earnings. I believe they will get to this level of production with that type of resource.

GB: The Company just announced it has signed a memorandum of understanding or M.O.U. to explore a very large Iron Ore deposit in Cambodia, estimated to contain over one billion tons of iron ore.

Now, this appears to be an extraordinary coup by management upon behalf of its shareholders... What is your opinion of this project and its potential?

Roger McClay: Any time you can get a resource of that size to support the steel manufacturing business in China, you are at the leading edge in that sector.  Aspire has the potential to become a supplier to the largest steel manufacturing mills in the World. Again a World class opportunity for any company to grow into a "major player" in the region.  

GB: Are you aware of other projects that Aspire in interested in getting involved with and what is your opinion of the management of Aspire?

Roger McClay: I know that they are currently looking at gold projects in other regions in and around Asia.  I believe that they will be ultimately successful in acquiring these projects.  I have met all the management in North America and in China and I believe them to be a very capable group of individuals who have a tremendous knowledge of how to get things done in China.

GB: Roger before we conclude, is there anything else you would like to share with our listeners particularly those who might be considering a purchase of Aspire International stock?

Roger McClay: Yes.  Becoming a shareholder of Aspire gives the investor exposure to a market that is really very difficult to invest in for North Americans.  It affords access to the largest resource economy in the world.  An investment in Aspire would be a rare opportunity to receive dividends from this part of the world and I feel this is a very sound investment.