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Good Morning!

If you remember from last night, Sauer Energy, Inc. (SENY) may be one of the newest wind power companies on the market, but since turnover spiked on January 21st, it's outperformed the sector by 11%.

And SENY's turnover pretty much went from zero to 400,000 over the last 22 days – printing 99% of its total volume for the last 3 months in the process.

Let's refresh the technical situation:

• Biggest bounces lately have been on the significant dips. When SENY has slid more than 1 or 2 cents below the opening bell, it's been jumping back 9% to 10%. That said though, there hasn't been a dip like that in weeks.

• No 200 mda yet. However, SENY has been flirting with the 50 mda line since Thursday.

• Accumulation spiked a month ago and remains up around its recent ceiling.

• STO is also elevated at 69...indicating that momentum here has been practically as strong as it gets without setting off the "overbought" sirens.

• Up/down ratio after trading picked up is biased to the bulls, 2 to 1.

• MACD has been slowly edging upward since the volume spike.

About 11 million U.S. homes want affordable wind power...and SENY has it!

"Small wind," which is what the alternative power industry calls any windmill deployment with the capacity to light less than 10 homes, has become an $82 million annual business – and growing at a rate of 15% since 2009. (Read more)

And SENY is of the opinion that its small wind turbines can outperform the competition's. They even have a design for an electric car that will make its own wind, thus charging its own batteries! (Read more)

But where SENY really stands out from the crowd of other windmill makers, and what's driving investor interest, is the way it's deliberately made its turbines small enough to be hooked up in a residential backyard – and, pricing them to make mass deployment and demand possible.

SENY expects to retail its 5-foot windmills for about $6,000 per killowatt-hour of power generation capacity. At that scale, someone could run a fairly electricity-intensive small home completely on wind power for an initial outlay of around $15,000 – and never pay an electricity bill again! (Read more)

And when factoring in federal subsidies that homeowners could receive, SENY thinks the typical turbine will pay for itself in about 2 years. After that, from the consumer's point of view, it's basically all profit. (Read more)

And what's got traders all excited is...the sheer size of the consumer market!

Roughly 87% of Americans want more wind power and 13 million families live in places that could support appreciable home wind generation. (Read more)

And the company plans to submit its windmills for industry certification over the next few months and then start selling them immediately thereafter – this year! (Read more)

Bottom line: SENY appears to be on the fast track to getting its windmills on the market ASAP! (Check out these consumer-oriented "stealth commercials.")

The potential revenue opportunity is vast, especially with federal subsidies providing millions of homeowners with an incentive to purchase SENY's affordable backyard windmills.

So get this suddenly technically frisky stock on your radar this morning!

See you in the winners' circle!

Beacon Equity Group