OGIB BULLETIN # 143 DECEMBER 3 2013PACIFIC ETHANOL – PEIX-NASD
COMPANY ANALYSIS - Part two
Below is Part II of my full OGIB Subscriber Report on Pacific Ethanol (PEIX-NASD). Part 1 was published Saturday, which you can read HERE. My goal is to help Free Alert Readers understand the level of research I put...
Free-Alert readers often ask me for an example of a full company report that I prepare for my subscribers onOGIB portfolio stocks. So here is one that I did late last year on a stock that turned out to be my biggest win so far of 2014--Pacific Ethanol, symbol PEIX-NASD.Retail investors didn't understand ethanol in early 2013 when...
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