This morning's alert is at sub penny levels and has plenty of bullish factors.
The growth potential of this company has been given so much attention that volume has been literally on fire.
Average volume is a staggering 8.18M shares and right now market valuation is poised for a massive rebound.
Underneath all the solid technical setup is a rock-solid business model which has just been given a huge upgrade courtesy of a landmark approval granted for the approval of extracting liquid asphalt from shingles.
This sector alone is worth more than $500M annually.
Throw in the company’s proprietary oil-extraction technology and you have before you one of the most powerful trading opportunities you’ll find in the energy space.
Wall Street has indicated a very bullish interest in this play and the take-off is imminent.
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Freedom Energy Holdings, Inc. (OTCPINK: FDMF)
FDMF specializes in the identification and development of technologies with applications in the energy industry sector.
FDMF offers solutions for the exploitation, moving, and cleaning of heavy oil. It primarily focuses on the commercial development of its heavy oil technology, KC 9000, a proprietary micro-emulsion technology that changes the API gravity of heavy oil by releasing the interfacial surface tension, decreases heavy oil viscosity, liquefies paraffin and controls it with regular treatments, keeps flow lines and tank batteries open and clean, and cleans storage tanks and sludge pits.
FDMF markets KC 9000 through sales and licensing agreements to clients worldwide and the company is based in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
U.S. To Become World’s Largest Oil Producer (Good News for FDMF and KC 9000)
The U.S. is on pace to top Russia as the world’s largest producer of oil and natural gas, another sign of the shale boom’s ripple effect on global energy markets.
Surging production of oil and natural gas has led a U.S. comeback in energy. Drilling at shale rock formations has tapped into previously unreachable oil and gas, boosting supplies and impacting a wide range of industries.
The U.S. already surpassed Russia in total production of natural gas, and China is expected to replace America as the world’s largest net importer of oil. U.S. imports of natural gas and crude oil have fallen 32% and 15%, respectively, over the last five years.
Now the U.S. is also poised to beat Russia in total production of oil and natural gas combined, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis. In fact, it may have already happened.
In July, the U.S. produced the equivalent of roughly 22.2 mln barrels a day of oil, natural gas and related fuels, according to data from the Energy Information Administration and International Energy Agency.
Neither agency has data for Russia’s gas output, but based on the country’s forecast for 2013, combined production should be about 21.8 mln barrels a day.
Last year, the U.S. produced more natural gas than Russia for the first time since 1982.
Russia does hold the potential for greater production. The country is believed to have one of the world’s largest oil-bearing shale formations.
But so far, Russia hasn’t embraced the combination of hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling that has unleashed large supplies of oil and gas in the U.S.
Meanwhile, the U.S. continues to hit production milestones amid rapid production at shale formations like North Dakota’s Bakken and Eagle Ford in Texas.
Based on the EIA’s short-term energy outlook, domestic oil production in August was at its highest daily output, 7.6 mln barrels a day, since 1989. The agency anticipates further production growth, estimating daily production of 8.4 mln barrels a day by the end of 2014.
More Asphalt Shingles Sales Means More Business for FDMF and its SR-139 Recycling Technology
From 2007 to 2012, sales for roofing saw a significant drop due to the diminishing demand for construction. But a stabilizing economy means a stabilizing housing market.
The roofing industry is projected to see a bump of 3.5% annually to reach 268 million squares in 2017; that comes out to a value of $27.2 BLN.
While new construction, both residential and non-residential, will drive the increase, reroofing projects remain the cause for most of the demand for materials. Freedonia Group speculates this was especially true in 2012 when storm damage, such as caused by Hurricane Sandy, led to replacing or repairing roofing.
The industry market research firm found that roofing tile sales are likely to see the most growth through 2017. Residential construction in the West and South, where the firm says roofing tiles are most often used, are expected to drive sales.
Freedonia Group predicts a boost for thermoplastic polyolefin (TPO) membranes because of the ease of installation and lower price point. The demand for laminated asphalt shingles is also expected to continue, thanks to their aesthetic appeal.
But it was asphalt shingles that were most popular in 2012, making up 57% of the demand. Their popularity is expected to continue, with a projected rise of 4.1% annually through 2017.
Recent FDMF News
Freedom Energy – ELAS Approval Received
Fort Wayne, IN, September 17, 2013 – (Accesswire) -- Freedom Energy Holdings, Inc. (FDMF)
Today announced that the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has given final approval for the ELAS pilot project to begin. ELAS is the acronym for Extraction of Liquid Asphalt from Shingles.
Brian Kistler, CEO, stated, "I am so pleased to be able to bring this news to the public forum. We have been waiting for this day for over a year and finally we can put our plans into action. As I have indicated the Michigan DEQ has been very thorough in its due diligence for our project as they have no interest in allowing another pile of shingles to be collected and not recycled."
"For a real clear understanding of the problems that have been created by some "Shingle Recyclers" in the past, please go to these articles posted on the internet:
http://www.ksdk.com/news/article/366718/3/Mountain-of-roofing-shingles-plagues-county-neighborhood http://earth911.com/news/2011/05/04/shingle-mountain-denve/
There are many other areas that real problems have been created for the states, so there is no misunderstanding as to why the DEQ has been so cautious. This frankly just adds to our enthusiasm as we know what we have."
Negotiations are continuing for the licensing and future funding of the ELAS nationwide rollout. I look forward to bringing updates regarding this opportunity in the very near future.
FDMF has two cutting edge products both of which form part of multi-BLN dollar industries.
On top of that it has established very solid credentials as a trading opportunity. What more could you ask for in a play?
Begin your research as soon as possible and capitalize on this massively undervalued opportunity.
For information on FDMF please visit: http://www.freedomenergyinternational.com/
Make sure you place FDMF on your screen this morning and stay tuned for further updates on this company.
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