I have a question about California Energy Stock?
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Most libraries carry old newspapers on microfiche, so if you can know a date you can go back and get the actual pricing for that date.\n\nBut that information may not be entirely useful.  Because of stock splits, taxable spinoffs, acquisitions, etc., the share price on any given day in the mid-80's may not be comparable to the current price.\n\nSempra's Investor Relations department would be able to help you out in that regard:\nhttp://www.shareholder.com/sre/
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"TGAL", 3 insider bought 110,000 shares past 6 months.  Right now, it is at 65 cents per shares.\nCheck it out, and please do your own homework.
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I was checking this out the other day, but bought PTEN instead.  This stock is fundamentally unsound, the only positive is the 31% quarterly revenue growth, undoubtedly due to the increase in gold prices.  Technically, it's another story; all indicators are Very Bullish in the Short, Mid and Long terms and the stock seems to be forming a solid base finding support at 5.94.  Personally, I'd buy this stock if I weren't currently in another issue, though I rarely get involved with an issue that is fundamentally weak because it makes very little sense.  \n\nHaving said that, if I get stopped out of PTEN and KRY is still in it's base, my play will be to get in as close to 5.75 as possible with a fixed stop loss at $4.90 because volatility could push it to it's previous resistance at 4.91.  If it closes below 5.25 I'll be keeping a close eye on it, and will consider cutting my losses, depending on indicators.  If it stops me out before I can react I'll just take my loss and move on, but it will be a much larger loss than I normally take, because I usually set an 8-10% stop loss, so I would consider this a risky play.  However, if the stock breaks it's resistance at 6.14 and closes higher than it's previous high of 6.25 I'll change my stop loss to a trailing stop of 10% and just hold on, because I can see this stock easily moving to 9-12 before it's next pull back.\n\nWhatever you do, protect your downside.
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Hey, how is it going? I'm not an specialist in oil research, but I had to do a report on the increment of city revenues - the main source it's a oil refinery.\nThere are two good websites: World Energy Outlook and the Energy Information Administration (EIA).\nThe reports on the EIA are much more comprehensive and have projections until 2030. There's also access to previous reports.\nI hope that information will help you!
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Its always a good idea to have oil and energy stocks in your portfolio.  Its best as an asset allocation.  It just depends on the percentage you should put in your portfolio.  I wouldnt put any more than 5-10 percent in it.  I dont think now is a good time to have a large percentage of oil in your portfolio.  Oil is a business of boom and bust cycles.  And I think we are about at the end of this boom part of the cycle.  Inventories are going up and drilling is still pretty strong.  I think oil will drop significantly in the next few months.  The only thing thats holding it up now I believe is politics, and this business with Iran.  Once that's over with I think the price of oil will go down.  Although the US doesnt get any oil from Iran right now.
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Why in the world would you ask a bunch of idiots on Yahoo answers financial advice?  You need to research this yourself or talk to someone who has a license to advise you.\n\nBesides, what stock are you even referring to?
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Well, I own it, and we recommend it, but I wouldn't say anyone has been making any earth-shattering money with it lately.  It's been relatively flat in recent years.\n\nI still think it's a good buy, though, as the company seems to remain on a good growth trend.  The share price today is relatively low for this stock, and if/when it comes back into favor, it should provide some nice profits.
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The stock is still in a strong downward trend.\n\nIf you observe on the chart, you will notice 2 trend lines, one is still showing a strong downward trend and the other acting as a strong resistance.\n\nI suggest buying when both trend intersacts and purchase at that price, or you can drop me a mail if you require further analysis.
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Canada Southern Petroleum Ltd. (CSPLF) $5.30 a share?\n\nOther stocks to look at are:\n\nCANADIAN SUPERIOR (SNG)\n\nCANADIAN OIL SANDS (COSWF.PK)\n\n"Suncor Energy (SU)\n\nTom Wirth: MAKER\n\nThe difference is they really are a manufacturing company. The reason why I state that is that they are developing the oil sands in Canada.\n\nDavid Asman: That's sucking oil out of sand.\n\nTom Wirth: Absolutely. You have to manufacture that oil from the sands to get it to the crude so then it can go to the refiner.\n\nDavid Asman: The wave of the future and they're on top of it and you think they can go to $40 (Friday’s close: $35.23).\n\nTom Wirth: I do. I think they will be able to double their output in the next 5-7 years.\n\nJim Michaels: BREAKER\n\nI got a ditto this one with BP. The price of oil will not stay this high and I think the stock is way up. I wouldn't buy it at this price.\n\nElizabeth MacDonald: MAKER\n\nI'm a maker. This is a company that's at the forefront of extracting oil from sand. A huge technology. And also they have terrific cash from operations numbers coming in. I like the stock a lot."\n\n"The top stocks to buy\nStill, whether Canada's oil is going east or south, it's going somewhere, and that means smart investors should be considering adding some exposure to Canadian oil to their portfolio. One to consider, says Jim Jubak on MSN¹s Money Central, is Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ: NYSE). Natural gas is a crucial ingredient in the process of extracting oil from sand and the firm is Canada's number two natural-gas producer. And it has more than just gas. The firm also has oil-sand deposits and extraction technology that will pay off as long as oil prices remain above $35."
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Google is doing many good things and is still growing. If you can, I would buy as much as you can. I can see Google (GOOG) going up to $600.00 per share. You will need to hang on, it will be a wild ride this stock is going to be very volatile.
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I own an ETF that follows the price of oil - the symbol is USO.  I am sticking with this investment because I believe, long term, we are running out of oil.  Already we have to go to some pretty harsh environments to meet our energy needs.  I like the oil services stocks the most: Nabors NBR, Bolt Tech. BTJ and Mitcham MIND are some of the ones that I own.\n\nI think the best way to invest is to study what the best traders are buying and selling.  This is the idea behind the site http://www.top10traders.com - this is a free site that lets you create a portfolio of stocks with $100,000 in "play" money.  Each day the site ranks the best performing portfolios, so you can see how your picks perform compared to other investors.  You can also read posts on investing from the best traders, as well as share your own investing ideas.\n\nHere are this month's best traders:\n\nhttp://www.top10traders.com/Top10Standings.aspx\n\nGood luck!
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I can train you.\n\nVery Important Note:\nIf you don't have assets of at least $2,500,000.00 and if you are not willing to lose at least $25,000.00 PER DAY I suggest you to stay way from energy futures.  \n\nFUTURES ARE RISKIER THAN OPTIONS
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I recently picked up the Vanguard World Emerging Markets EFT TICKER: VWO because the global economy is booming right now. Alot of the positions in this EFT are Chinese companies which is booming right now. Check that out. \n\nI also picked up two energy stocks for the winter.  PETROHAWK ENERGY CORP, TICKER: HAWK, power ranking 9, and WHITTIER ENERGY CORP, TICKER WHIT, power ranking 10, both are very low priced and expected to significantly outperform the market over the next six months.
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Two places, links to both are below.\n\nFor a brief overview, the OTCBB website -- link below will take you to the summary page for XSUNX, Inc.\n\nFor thorough research, use the SEC's EDGAR website -- link below will take you to the page for the most recent XSUNX filings, and from there you can click "Next 40" to see older filings.  Actually, I'm also including a link directly to their most recent quarterly report (10-Q) which discusses Power Glass -- just click on the 3d link below then do a word search (Ctrl+F) for Power.\n\nActually, as I'm getting more into this, I'm also including a link (4th link below) directly to their last annual report (10-K) -- useful b/c it has audited financial statements.  This company has zero revenues since inception (when the company was formed) in 1997.  Not a good sign.  I'd be careful before I put too much in on the hopes Power Glass will go somewhere.  I read about Power Glass and to me it's all generalities -- no indication what their target market is or how they're going to reach it.\n\nPlus, as I'm learning more, this company used to be a Colorado corporation, Sun River Mining, Inc.  It sat around as a public co with no assets or business (what is commonly referred to as a public shell) until a 2003 Plan of Reorganization with a California company named Xoptix, Inc.  Sun River acquired 3 tech patents from Xoptix in exchange for a buttload of shares, then Sun River changed its name to XSUNX, Inc.\n\nThe 10-K reports that As of September 30, 2005,  there were  approximately 123,876,639  shares of common  stock  outstanding.  It also reports that Xoptix received \n110,530,000  (almost 90%) of those shares in 2003 (although no word how many of those shares it still owns).  What would a company with zero historical revenues need 123,876,639 shares and 612 shareholders for?  What the heck are they investing in?\n\nThe bottom line is, I don't see a business plan in this company's SEC reports, but that's just my opinion, it's your money.\n\nGood luck.
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Might be...\nI saw on the news that the hydrogen they are making for the new hydrogen cars (about 100 being tested in California), is being made in a process that uses natural gas. So buying stock in a company that developes natural gas might be a better idea... Here's one for example: http://www.fidelisenergy.com/ currently at .18 per share...
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I have a great trading pair for you.  Basically you pick 2 stocks that are very similar, but you think one is better than the other.  So you short the one you don't like (Sell-short) and go long on the one you do like.  I think wind energy is going to be a better investment than coal, so I want to go long on Florida Power and Light (FPL), because they are the nation's largest owner of wind farms.  I want to sell-short TXU, because they are planning on building up to 10 new coal-fired power plants.  \n\nNow, even if both stocks go down, as long as FPL goes down less than TXU, you will make money.\n\nIf you are looking for other strategies, and to see what the best traders are buying and selling, I would suggest http://www.top10traders.com - this is a free site that lets you create a portfolio of stocks with $100,000 in "play" money.  Each day the site ranks the best performing portfolios, so you can see how your picks perform compared to other investors.  You can also read posts on investing from the best traders, as well as share your own investing ideas.\n\nHere are this month's best traders:\n\nhttp://www.top10traders.com/Top10Standings.aspx\n\nGood luck!
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i bought SUNW stocks today.  Their is great potential in the company.  In the 90's this stock was in the $70/share.  SUNW is announcing quarter results on monday and i think they will beat expecations.  $5 dollars a share is a great deal that will easily reach $20 this year.  THey have reduced costs by cutting work force and they have released some strong servers that will generate revenue. BUY NOW before Monday results.