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After closing out 2010 with an 837% GAIN on GFGU for Christmas and 589% GAIN on INOL for New Years, we're kicking things off in 2011 with a pick that previously (and by previously, I mean only about a week ago!) gave us 63% returns from our alert price at .93!

Our New Epic Pick is AMPW (American Power Corp.) and shes on the loose once again!!

AMPW is fully reporting on the OTC:BB and closed at 1.20 on Friday.

Since trading to a high of 1.52 last week, AMPW shareholders began to take profits as we saw a sell-off back to .90 at the low.  While we missed that major bounce which saw it jump right back up to a high of 1.35, AMPW has retraced here once again for another potential run from the bottom as it builds a new support base!

Since changing symbols from TGMP, this new Energy giant, who's focus is on Coal, has been seeing explosive growth and increasing attention due to recent Press Releases and newsletter coverage offering a fun ride to the liquid investor!

ABOUT AMPW:
American Power Corp. is a publicly traded, dynamic energy company based in Denver, Colorado. The Company was established with the focus of acquiring near-term, large-scale coal projects in close proximity to national transportation links. American Power envisions developing its large coal resources to support electricity generation.

American Power is a member of the Montana Mining Association, and holds approximately 29,000 acres in Judith Basin County, Montana. The estimated resources in place, based on exploration work conducted by Mobil Oil Co. (now ExxonMobil Corp.), and in several independent studies, range from 172 million up to 410+ million tons of high volatile bituminous B coal.

With nearly 50% of America's electricity needs currently provided by coal, AMPW envisions developing it's large coal resources to support the nations electricity generation. AMPW's immediate goal for the advanced coal project is to build on the property's past coal production of over 1.3 million tons by continuing the exploration process and re-engaging the proven Lehigh mine as soon as possible.

In our research, we came across an excellent article recently posted on Bloomberg highlighting the continued potential of coal for energy uses, Deutsche Bank Raises Coal Forecasts on Market Shortage.

Deutsche Bank AG raised price forecasts for thermal coal by as much as 17 percent on expectations that a shortage of the fuel will widen over the next two years.

Export power-coal prices at Richards Bay, South Africa, a market benchmark, will average $118 a metric ton next year and $140 in 2012, Daniel Brebner, a London-based Deutsche Bank analyst, said in a report dated today. That’s up from previous estimates of $110 and $120 respectively, he said.

“Beyond winter, we expect that the thermal coal market will remain tight as strong demand from emerging markets, particularly China and India, drives record levels of imports,” Brebner said. “Supply is anticipated to be constrained in key producing regions such as China, Indonesia and Australia.”

Coal demand will outpace supply by 28 million tons in 2011 and by 30 million tons the year after, Brebner said. Richards Bay coal prices rose to $107.11 a ton last week, the highest in more than two years, according to data from IHS McCloskey. Prices rose as lower-than-usual temperatures and snowstorms in Europe push up demand for the fuel.

At the close of 2009 and start of 2010, Buffett stole headlines when he announced his plans to purchase the remaining shares of Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad. The deal, valued at $34 billion has earned the title as Berkshire Hathaway's(BRK.A_) largest acquisition.

Buffett has claimed that this purchase is an all in bet on the strength of the United States that will benefit Berkshire Hathaway for 100 years or more. Many analysts, market commentators and Buffett fans, however, also view the move as a vote of confidence that coal will remain a staple in the global energy platter for the foreseeable future.

Aside from the railroad purchase, Buffett has offered other hints that he may have his sights set on the coal industry. In the latter half of November, the billionaire investor was spotted in Wyoming with his friend and fellow billionaire, Microsoft founder Bill Gates. During the short trip, the duo of Buffett and Gates took time to visit Arch Coal's(ACI_) Black Thunder Mine, one of the largest coal operations in the United States.

Buffett's trip received only minor coverage from the media, and nothing official has surfaced from him aside from the fact that he found the trip "fascinating." It, however, has not stopped speculators from wondering whether the journey is a sign that the coal industry may be due for a Buffett blessing in the very near future.

The coal industry will certainly see a boost in the event that Buffett announces a personal interest in the fuel source. However, even in the absence of any action taken by the billionaire, investors may still want to consider gaining exposure to coal as a way to track the ongoing economic recovery.

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