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Bem , eram 14h20 e já havia quase 500K negociadas no pre-market á um preço inferior ao fecho de ontem em 6 %. Vi logo que vinham descargas e grandes  Assim que abriu foram despejadas literalmente mais de 2 M de acçoes ao melhor preço indo de imediato ao 0.088 , assistiu-se depois á um equilibrio que ora levava a cotaçao ao 0.09 ora aliviava até aos 0.096.

Se isto foi apenas uma descarga , logo se verá , ou se alguem sabe de algo e tentou antecipar-se, também logo se verá.

O que eu sei é que andei mais de uma semana com ordens entre os 0.093 e 0.095 e nao consegui nenhuma . E no dia a seguir a eu compra-las a 0.099 , lá vem ela aos 0.09 .

Nada de grave , já esperava por uma nova tentativa de ultrapassar os 0.09. Nao pensava é que seria com essa ferocidade . Mas também a que dizer que se alguem as despejou , houve também alguem que acumulou bastantes .

Nas proximas sessoes se verá quem ganha a luta dos 0.09 .

Para mim é igual , desde que a empresa continue a facturar e a trabalhar como tem feito , o preço pode descer agora , mas mais tarde ou mais cedo volta a subir .

Veja-se o caso da Pacific gold Corp ( PCFG ), apos um artigo e uma recomendaçao de compra por parte de uma entidade valorizou 100% em 3 sessoes.

Se os investidores nao sabem avaliar , ou nao sabem esperar , o problema nao é meu : Mantenho as minhas expectativas para que em 2008 e 2009 a empresa valerá certamente muiltiplos daquilo que vale hoje , se continuar a baixar , pois certamente continuarei a reforçar nos 0.075 ; 0.06 e mais abaixo se for necessario.


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Eu reforcei a 0.095... mas estou agora receoso...

de qq maneira tb me parece uma empresa com potencial...

UNITED STATES SENATE TAKES ACTION ON COAL TO LIQUIDS AMENDMENTS

 
 
JUNE 21 , 2007 -  VANCOUVER, BC - MISSISSIPPI, USA
SILVERADO - OTCBB: SLGLF / Frankfurt: SLGL / Berlin: SLGL


Tuesday, June 19, the United States Senate voted on two separate Coal-to-Liquid amendments to the Senate version of the Clean Energy Act of 2007.  The amendments were offered by Senator Jim Bunning (R-KY) and Senator Jon Tester (D-MT). 

The Bunning amendment was designed to reduce our Nation's dependency on foreign oil by investing in clean, renewable, and alternative energy resources, promoting new emerging energy technologies, developing greater efficiency, and creating a Strategic Energy Efficiency and Renewables Reserve to invest in alternative energy.   Likewise, the Tester amendment supported coal-to-liquid technology and also addressed America's dependency on foreign oil by investing in clean, renewable, and alternative energy resources, promoting new emerging energy technologies, developing greater efficiency, and creating a Strategic Energy Efficiency and Renewables Reserve to invest in alternative energy.

The two amendments failed to pass the Senate by a vote of 39 to 55 and 33 to 61 respectively.   "On the surface, this may seem like a blow to the coal-to-liquids technology and industry," commented Silverado Green Fuel Inc. CEO Garry L. Anselmo.  "While we would have preferred the Senate to deal with the issue during the debate on the Clean Energy Act of 2007, our Capitol Hill sources have told us that the leadership in both the Senate and House do not want to bring up the coal-to-liquids issue as an attachment to the legislation.   Several Congressmen and Senators have assured the American public that the issue of coal-to-liquids will be brought up as a separate issue and receive the full and fair debate it deserves."

As an assurance to those supporters of the Low-Rank Coal-Water Fuel project, Anselmo continued, "We are actually encouraged by the two votes that took place in the Senate yesterday.  First, if you look carefully at which Senators voted for or against each amendment, you will see that overall, a healthy majority (69 Senators) cast their vote FOR one or the other amendments.  That means that 69 out of 100 members of the United States Senate actually voted in favor of the coal-to-liquids technology!  The second encouraging fact is that the Hydrothermal Treatment process we use on sub-bituminous coal and lignite is different than the processes used on bituminous coal.  Our process does not require the tremendous capital investment needed for the gasification process, the Shift-gas reaction, and the Fischer-Tropsch reactions.   Hydrothermal Treatment is a much simpler and less capital intensive process to create a non-hazardous, environmentally friendly oil substitute for use in oil fired systems. It converts a dusty, solid fuel that is prone to spontaneous combustion into a safe, non-hazardous, low-cost liquid fuel for commercial, industrial, and utility boilers.  It is a very suitable feedstock for gasification using General Electric technology to produce synthesis gas, the start point for the Fischer Tropsch production of clean burning synthetic transportation fuel.  We continue to work with both Congress and the Federal Agencies as we move forward with our Mississippi LRCWF project.  We are involved in ongoing meetings with the Mississippi architects and engineers as well as the political interests who have been supporting this project."

In a related development, a recent 3rd party article published by Small Cap Media contained some inaccuracies regarding the current status of the Mississippi Green Fuel Project. "Unfortunately, statements were made that indicated we had already received government funding and other forward-looking comments were also made," said Mr. Anselmo.   He continued, "A corrected version of the article has been released and is now available on our website. ( http://www.silveradogreenfuel.com/smallcapmedia/greenfuel.pdf ) We apologize for any miscommunication and continue to move forward with the project in Mississippi. We also are looking toward beginning construction of the new facility in Mississippi."



  Quando o Petroleo subir em direcçao aos 100$ , serao os senadores á implorar á Silverado para produzir o coal -fuel .

Um bando de ignorantes , é melhor continuar a  apostar na continua importaçao do petroleo . Deixai-os andar, que quando o petroleo começar a nao chegar para todas as necessidades, depois voltam atras.

 fica a continuaçao / correcçao do artigo da SmallCapMedia sobre a Silverado Green Fuel :

Silverado Gold Mines' Alternative
Green Fuel Business is now in the
Construction Permitting Process
By Marc Davis, Managing Editor
June, 2007
Corporate Overview
As an emerging gold mining company (NASD OTCBB:SLGLF) (Frankfurt: SLGL) (Berlin: SLGL), Silverado Gold Mines Ltd.'s bottom line is as sensitive to surging oil prices as any other energy-dependent producer of mineral resources. Likewise for the rest of the world's industrial infrastructure, which is also beholden to global oil oligopolies, better known as cartels.
However, whereas this energy supply squeeze spells trouble for most, Silverado (www.silveradogreenfuel.com) amazingly sees nothing but a big 'blue sky' of unprecedented opportunities. That's because this enterprising company has taken the extraordinary landmark step of remedying the problem at its very source.
That is to say, Silverado's wholly-owned subsidiary, Silverado Green Fuel Inc., has pioneered the refinement of a cost-efficient, environmentally friendly alternative to oil. We're talking about
the conversion of low-rank coal (of which the U.S. has an abundance) into liquid fuel, or an environmentally friendly fuel source.
Low-rank coal, which includes subbituminous, lignitic, and brown coals, has traditionally been used for mine-mouth power generation due to its high water content and therefore lower energy
content. Over one-quarter of the world's coal reserves are in the United States, half of those
reserves are low-rank coal (LRC).
However, Silverado's proprietary coal-to-liquid conversion technology has found an innovative
multi-application use for this underutilized form of coal. Silverado's cutting edge solution is
simply referred to as a Green Fuel. This is a very fitting name as this fuel is non-toxic and nonhazardous.
for information
Silverado Green Fuel is made from hydrothermally treated LRC and is called low-rank coalwater fuel (LRCWF). The hydrothermal treatment process is the key to producing this low-cost, non-hazardous alternative to petroleum fuels for use in utility and industrial boilers. LRCWF is an excellent feedstock for advanced slurry fed gasifiers, like the ones offered by GE. Clean synthesis gas can then be converted into the whole spectrum of ultra-clean petrochemicals and fuels using Fischer-Tropsch technology.
Too good to be true? Well, not according to the U.S. government (as demonstrated by the U.S.
Congress's passage of three separate authorization bills for LRCWF and hydrothermal
treatment), and the lignite-rich state of Mississippi. The latter is seizing the initiative to become
the first U.S. state government to take a roll in financially assisting and further developing this
new 'green' energy form. Meanwhile, the U.S. federal government is also beginning to move in
the same directio n, as we will discuss later on in this article.
The desire at the highest levels of the U.S. government to embrace coal derived fuels is being
spurred on by a realization that the U.S. must significantly reduce its dependence on foreign oil.
It must therefore move towards energy self sufficiency. The economic benefits to the U.S. cannot be overstated either since it boasts the world's largest coal reserves and has enough coal to meet its energy needs for at least the next two centuries.
This new paradigm shift is not lost on Silverado's Company CEO, Garry Anselmo, who recently
met with SmallCapMedia. During the interview, he obviously had plenty to smile about, though
he is far from smug. He exudes the self-assurance of a man who knows that his Company's
contribution to society will be far reaching and will meet the approval not just of his shareholders but also of his grand-children.
"If a ship transporting Green Fuel breaks apart, you have water and a substrate that is conducive to plant growth. If a pipeline ruptures, you have water and particles that can be scooped up and reconstituted," he states in a matter-of-fact manner.
"It (Green Fuel) is non-toxic, non-hazardous, nothing dies. No birds are hurt in spills," he adds.
"But we're not just talking about helping the environment here. We're also talking about the
launching of a product that meets a multi-billion dollar demand."
In addition, licensing this technology to developing nations will help to diminish the amount of
greenhouse gases emitted to the atmosphere worldwide. There are significant markets in the U.S. for LRCWF including the remaining oil- fired utilities, industrial oil- fired boilers, and the
technology of the future for clean power – Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle (IGCC),
using General Electric gasification technology.

Work on a $US 26 Million Green Fuel (clean coal liquid) Production and Boiler Testing
Demonstration Facility in Mississippi Gets Underway
Indeed, Anselmo's dream of turning Silverado into an alternative energy powerhouse is already
beginning to take form. The Mississippi Development Authority is contributing funds. Choctaw
County is contributing the 14 acre plant site in the Red Hills Ecoplex and a building loan to be
repaid by Silverado. North American Coal, which provides lignite to the Red Hills Generating
Plant adjacent to the planned demonstration site will contribute the first year's coal requirements
at their cost. Mill equipment, contributed by one of Silverado Gold Mines Inc. operations in
Alaska, will cut cost, and Silverado is currently talking with other federal agencies interested in
the demonstration. (All in all, the $US 26 million requirement should be available as needed.
Private parties have approached Silverado with capital, but for now the company preference is to
keep working with various government departments.)
A ground-breaking ceremony for this 14-acre landmark project took place on April 9th of this
year. Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour and other leading state officials were on-hand to
proclaim this as a marquis event that will help to establish Mississippi as a national leader in
alterative energy and clean coal technologies.
All told, the Mississippi Development Authority, the state's U.S. senators, and the U.S. federal
Departments of Energy and Defense have all been instrumental in guiding Silverado in its bid to
make this project a reality.
"We're also actively pursuing federal appropriations and federal grants from the Departments of
Energy and Defense," Anselmo says. "We want government on side, lock, stock and barrel."
Already, Silverado is aggressively moving forward to honor its infrastructure development
obligations to the project. To this end, the parent Company is refurbishing some of the more
costly equipment from its idled gold recovery plant near Fairbanks. This equipment, which
includes ball mills, conveyor systems, tanks, overhead crane and a 75,000 gallon thickener, will
be shipped to Mississippi.
Indeed, now that the design and permitting of a demonstration plant are in the works, the next
step will be the construction of the demonstration facility. The next challenge will be the
building of a commercial facility, capable of producing about 8 MM barrels of Green Fuel per
year, equivalent to over 3 million barrels of oil. Even though it takes less than 2.5 barrels of
Green Fuel (derived from Mississippi Lignite), to create the same energy as one barrel of oil, the
current estimate of the cost of creating that barrel of oil equivalent (BOE) is around $15. If the
price of oil remains anywhere near its current price level there will be a huge demand and
generous profits for all. The price estimate for LRCWF produced from sub-bituminous coals is
even lower.
Silverado can begin the permitting process for a commercial facility about 12 months before the
demonstration plant begins operation – the completion of which would make it the first such
commercial plant in the world. Only capital availability and time dictate the production levels
America may achieve.
A Background on Silverado's Green Fuel Initiative
Silverado certainly seems to be a company that has a knack for thinking ahead of the curve. That is why in 2001 Silverado began to work in earnest with Dr. Warrack Willson, the developer of the hydrothermal treatment process, on the perfecting of this pre-existing 'green' fuel
technology.
Ironically, that was when oil prices were near their cyclical lows, trading in the low teens. But as
Silverado's alternative fuel initiative gradually began to gather momentum, so too did oil prices,
increasingly making LRCWF an economic imperative, rather than just an environmental one.
And now that it has been proven on a pilot-scale, this innovative new fuel source is destined for a big future.
Why Green Fuel?
Green Fuel is the only technology that turns high-moisture (low rank) coal into a low-cost
strategic liquid fuel. In fact, it can then be converted by any one of a number of commercial
processes to yield a myriad of clean fuels and petrochemicals.
Furthermore, there are hundreds of commercial, industrial and utility oil-designed boilers in use
in the U.S. today which with minor adaptations to their feeder components and the addition of
particulate capture devices stand to benefit from Silverado's Green Fuel.
In addition, the synthesis gas component of Green Fuel (involving the gasification of coal) can
be used for power generation or reassembled into new petrochemicals such as aviation fuel,
gasoline, and diesel fuel.
The end products are free of nitrogen, sulfur, particulate matter, and heavy metals and will
benefit many diverse applications, including aviation and auto gasoline, diesel, synthetic natural
gas, fertilizers, ammonia, urea, plastics and many others.
How does it Work?
To produce Silverado's Green Fuel, low-rank coal is pulverized and then hydrothermally (hot
water and high pressure) treated. The process dehydrates the coal particles and also draws out
waxy substances which upon cooling, seal the micro-pores of the coal particle leaving it
relatively water free. The water that is removed from the coal during the hydrothermal process is then added back to the beneficiated coal particles, producing Green Fuel.
Military Initiatives to Find the Best Coal-Based Alternative Fuels
Silverado has submitted technical data on its Green-Fuel hydrothermal treatment process to the U.S. Department of Energy and the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD), regarding the inclusion of Silverado's Green Fuel in the latter's Clean Fuel Initiative.
DOD scientists are apparently impressed with Green Fuel and are examining its potential for use as a raw feedstock for the production of synthetic fuels. One of DOD's paramount concerns is obtaining secure and reliable sources of energy ones that are not dependent on foreign oil or
foreign refined fuels.
This is becoming an increasingly important imperative as over 100 million barrels of
transportation fuel are used annually for U.S. defense needs, alone. Products derived from Green Fuel could augment the many different transportation fuels now used by DOD to operate its aircraft, ships, and vehicles and it could be done considerably more cost efficiently with Green Fuel as a feedstock or base.
Furthermore, the Energy Policy Act of 2005 requires that the Secretary of Defense is required to develop a strategy to use fuel produced from coal, oil shale and tar sands.
U.S. Congress Wakes up to Coal-to-Liquids Technology
Coal is the only fossil fuel energy source that is abundant enough to be considered a strategic
fuel in the U.S. but to qualify as such it must be available in a user- friendly liquid form. Enter
Silverado's Green Fuel.
U.S. Senator Jim Bunning has therefore just introduced legislation, co-sponsored by Senator
Obama, that will encourage the building of at least 10 coal- to-liquid - fuel-plants.
This bill enables the Department of Energy to provide loan guarantees for the construction of
these plants and direct loans for the planning and permitting processes involved. Loan guarantees will encourage private investment and planning loans will help prepare companies for the construction of plants. Such developments stand to benefit Silverado immeasurably.
Furthermore, the world's consumption of energy is forecast to increase by 57% between 2004
and 2030, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration's latest annual International Energy Outlook report, which was released in May. It further suggests that if oil prices continue to remain high, then coal is expected to become the fastest-growing energy source.
Silverado has made a formal presentation to the United States House Committee on Resources at a 2006 hearing to investigate the harnessing of America's vast coal supplies as an alternative fuel source.

Investment Summary
Shareholders of Silverado Gold Mines Ltd are in an enviable position. They have considerable
exposure to a rising tide market for gold prices, as well as for antimony. Not only does this come
in the form of the 'blue sky' potential for finding a prolifically rich 'mother lode' style gold
deposit at the Nolan Property, but it also can be measured in more tangible terms by way of the
Company's small-scale but very lucrative placer gold mining operation.
Then there's an additional dimension to the Company by way of Silverado's radically non-linear
diversification into the 21st century alternative energy business. This involves its wholly owned
subsidiary, Silverado Green Fuel Inc.
The Company's 'green' alternative fuel source heralds a major breakthrough in inexpensively
solving North America's addiction to dwindling foreign oil reserves. And it could help mitigate
carbon emissions throughout the industrialized world, too. With a much sought-after business
model for the wide-scale commercialization of this clean fuel initiative, Silverado certainly has a
tiger by the tail.
SmallCapMedia therefore believes that a converge nce of powerful value drivers is now setting
the stage for a very bright and dynamic future for Silverado. One that promises to reward patient investors with considerable 'home run' potential.
Hence, SmallCapMedia believes that the share price of this enterprising, up-and-coming
Company will continue to establish a sustained upwards trend during the balance of 2007. And
the advent of plenty of 'blue sky' potential at its gold projects and its green energy venture
should provide a powerful springboard for Silverado's share price in 2008 – a time when
SmallCapMedia expects to see the Company's stock trading at many multiples of its current
price.

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Na minha opinião vai aos 0.05. Já perdi 50%. Agora fico à espera dela a esses níveis.
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 Até onde vai nao sei , o que sei é que quero ver até ao final do ano algo nas contas que demonstre que a empresa está efectivamente a consolidar-se e a crescer. E se houver desenvolvimentos sobre o coal fuel , melhor.

Isto de pagar as dividas emitindo novas acçoes a um preço muito inferior é o que dá  , depois é ver acçoes a serem despejadas .

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Deixei no meu blog as principais razoes que me levam a acreditar neste titulo no longo prazo.

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