William Vernisie

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    • Wed Jun 18th 13:01 PM
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      Avoid Investment Scams - and Bad Advice
      The last pump and dump stock I received via email sounded so enticing until I looked at the 10Q. Mind you, this up and coming energy company had years (2 to be exact) of experience, in online jewelry!!! Even their auditer had his doubts about its ongoing abilities... no more money. Unless of course we sell more stock. How about selling a product or service, maybe? Corporate shells are cheap and reverse mergers are all popular with the swindling bunch (and their hypsters) that only wants to profit off the stock equity and to hell with the shareholder.
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    • Tue Jun 10th 14:09 PM
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      Oil: This Isn't a Bubble
      New oil discoveries... such a pretty sounding phrase. The problem is, those new discoveries will most likely be small folds of oil between two sheets of rock. Hard to drill and harder to extract. We currently use very sophisticated methods of locating oil and we are still coming up empty-handed. All the easy oil is being pumped. With oil being at the $140 level all oil deposits, including shale oil and tar sands are looking mighty feasible these days. It's only the technology that holds us back. Also, the gov't. will have to release land it now doesn't permit exploration on. We have no other alternative oil "discoveries"...
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    • Mon Jan 28th 16:10 PM
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      Solar Energy IPO: ReneSola Competes With LDK Solar
      Thin film technology is definitely the direction industry is leaning towards and I think the individual investor should be looking more in that direction as well.
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    • Tue Mar 13th 13:14 PM
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      Stock Spam Really Works: Just Ask the SEC
      There is a way to make the spam work for you but it takes discipline. Get in and get out and be happy with a 20 or 30 percent gain. Remember, 20 percent in less than a week is like 1,000 percent over a year.
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