Good evening traders,
I have some good news for you. Put that key in the ignition, start her up, and rev that engine until it redlines because I have the alert of the week!
I have found a low float, small market cap play that looks like it could drive itself on an upward trend!
The company is Geo Finance Corporation (GEFI). GEFI is an equities holding company that focuses on investing in business opportunities in all sectors of the energy industry to create cost effective energy projects.
One of these projects that GEFI has already signed a LOI to purchase is Revolution Oil. http://www.rev-oil.com/index.html
Let me tell you something about the oil industry…IT’S BOOMING!
People are driving more than ever, and GEFI’s recent LOI to acquire Revolution Oil is a great future growth opportunity. And the fact that they are OEM certified just punctuates the point that GEFI knows what they are investing in, and that is an up and coming brand!
Trading at just $.0295 with a market cap of just over $1MM and a float of just under 7MM (According to www.otcmarkets.com) GEFI’s technical set-up looks incredible!
Below you will find everything you need to know about Revolution Oil and why this alert will be the buzz on Wall Street tomorrow.
About GEFI -Geo Finance Corp.
(Current PPS - $.0295)
Geo Finance Corporation is a Florida entity established to develop and invest in energy related projects including waste to energy, geothermal collection fields, natural gas, and petroleum production. Recently, Geo Finance Corp just purchased Revolution Oil.
Revolution Oil is a multi-faceted company with its focus in identifying technologies and companies that can produce products that will increase corporate revenue, shareholder value and reduce our clients carbon foot print (an environmental conscious).
The company will combine the experience of its people with the strength of its strategic alliances to create and identify new opportunities in the oil & gas, energy and transportation industries.
Revolution Oil plans to market and sell a full line of superior lubricants to the transportation industry, with a focus on saving fuel as well as reducing emissions and engine wear.
The company's primary focus will be to put its resources into marketing the HI-TEK25 15W-40 Diesel Motor Oil to trucking companies nationwide. The company is confident that if the prospect client tests the product, they will change over their entire fleet after viewing the result.
Market Outlook
US demand for lubricants will reverse recent declines, supported by a turnaround in motor vehicle production, acceleration in the number of automobiles in use, and increased manufacturing output. Higher-quality Group II/II+ and Group III base stocks, as well as synthetic types, will increase their share of the market.
According to IBISWorld, engine oil as a whole is a $19 billion industry with an annual growth of 3.5%. Strong demand after the recession has resulted in overall positive growth over the past five years. The long-term outlook is positive for the industry. Improving economic conditions will bolster demand from downstream manufacturers. Revenue will also benefit from rising oil demand from consumers, as the number of cars on the road and the number of miles driven continue to increase.
Demand for synthetic lubricants and functional fluids are forecast to climb 8.6% per year to $7.4 billion in 2015. Engine oil will remain the fastest-growing product type. Group III base oils and polyalphaolefins (PAOs) will be the fastest growing materials. The vehicle and equipment market will remain by far the largest outlet.
Automotive oils dominate the bio-based lubricants market by application in terms of revenue. The automotive oils market by revenue is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.0% from 2013 to 2018. Following this, the market for hydraulic oils is also witnessing significant growth. In terms of volume, the automotive oils market is predicted to grow with a CAGR of 6.7% for the forecast period between 2013 and 2018.
Investor Highlights
Revolution oil is OEM Approved. What does that mean?
In the early 1990's, many European car manufacturers were not satisfied with the American standard that oils were being held to across the world. They believed the standards were too low, so they developed their own standard now known as OEM (Original Engine Manufacturer).
The OEM has since held its approved companies to a higher standard of oil performance. This practice soon made its way to the North American trucking industry and its standards for diesel oils has been raised. OEM approval now represents one of the highest standards oil can be approved as.
OEM approval is done with each individual engine manufacturer. Currently, Revolution Oil is approved with Volvo/MAC diesel engines, Cummins gasoline engines, and Detroit Diesel.
If there is anything I have proven, it’s that I can find these types of low float plays that can make huge potential leaps in the matter of minutes. Experienced traders also know that this has the potential to be a great opportunity but remember to trade with caution!
Make sure you start you research on GEFI, NOW!
Happy Trading.
