Friday, July 23, 2010

“Trading Alert” SILA up Over 53% Since Monday

Green Baron “Trading Alert” Gold American Mining Corp. (BB: SILA) rallied yet again to close at $1.00 per share yesterday up over 53% so far for the WEEK from our profile price of .65 per share.  Our first new “Trading Alert” since March has been a huge winner.  Congratulations to all our members that are enjoying these huge profits.  Yesterday, Liberty Analytics Co. initiated independent research coverage on Gold American Mining Corp. and the report can be found at www.libertyanalyticsco.com. 

 

“Stock Alert” Update

Freedom Environmental

(OTCQB: FRDM)

New “Stock Alert” up as much as 38% and closes up 24.29% on huge volume

Green Baron believes today’s move up in FRDM was tiny compared to what is coming!

Before the open yesterday, we released a new Green Baron “Stock Alert” that truly has the potential to go up 1000%.  To achieve this incredible move from our profile price of .0199 per share, FRDM would need to go to nearly .22 per share.  Is this possible?  Well, FRDM was over .07 just over four weeks ago, and it hit .22 the month before that.  If you go back just three months, FRDM hit as high as .34 per share. 

The completion of its merger with well-known Brownie’s Wastewater Solutions is quite a move.  Prior to this merger, FRDM only has a market cap of less that $1 million.  Brownie’s should add over $5 million in sales and Freedom believes it will help them grow all avenues of their current business significantly.  Brownies has been in business over 60 years, and this merger is a major vote of confidence in Freedom. 

The Green Baron Report estimates that the float in FRDM is only about 14 million shares.  Most of these shares are believed to be in strong hands.  FRDM could very well be our biggest winner of the year, and the timing could not be better to load up.  We would like our members to be positioned below .04 per share, and right now the shares are only about .025 even after today’s small move higher.  Be sure to check out the article below that focused on the big merger.

AXcess News: Florida Environmental Company Gains Solid, Statewide Foothold in Wastewater Sector

HOUSTON, TX -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 07/22/10 -- Freedom Environmental Services, Inc.(PINKSHEETS: FRDM) has become a statewide contender in Florida's lucrative and growing wastewater treatment sector through a merger with one of the more well known operators in the state which according to FRDM Chief Executive Officer Michael Borish will generate combined annual revenue of $5 million in 2010.

While Borish gave an outlook towards Freedom Environmental Services annualized sales, the environmental services officer implied that future revenue growth could far outpace the combined $5 million estimate through a statewide expansion of Brownies Wastewater Solutions, Inc. treatment business.

The merger includes Brownies Wastewater Solutions, Inc. and its parent company, B&P Environmental Solutions, LLC. B&P executive Mike Ciarlone will run the day-to-day operations of Brownies while Borish will continue as CEO of the parent company.

According to the Florida Public Service Commission inflationary conditions have forced state regulators to impose an annual review of rates through an application process with state utilities. Yet companies themselves that focus on wastewater treatment services within Florida are taking note of the Freedom Environmental merger with Brownies Wastewater due to the competitiveness of the combined businesses.

Brownies, which is located in Central Florida, specializes in the recycling of septic and wastewater solids and liquids, servicing its market through a fleet of 21 trucks. Its customers include utilities, commercial and residential customers.

According to a report by The McIlvaine Company, the worldwide market for wastewater treatment is forecast to reach $484 billion in 2010.

"In general, the water and wastewater market is growing faster than the process markets with the exception of biotechnology," McIlvaine's report noted. That kind of growth makes the Florida Public Service Commission's monitoring of wastewater rates a must.

McIlvaine pegs the total wastewater market equal to 1% of GDP worldwide, or $740 billion. According to Enterprise Florida, Inc., a public-private partnership serving as Florida's primary organization devoted to statewide economic development, Florida's Gross Domestic Product in 2008 alone was $7.44 billion, placing FRDM's current market share at 6.75%, based on McIlvaine's estimate.

If Borish's forecast of statewide growth rings true, Freedom Environmental Services, Inc. could become a regional contender in states bordering Florida in years to come.