"Lithium is the fuel of the future and Great American Energy could be positioned to become the new Exxon of the energy world" - Don McShane - The McShane Letter

Great American Energy, Inc. (OTCBB: SRBL) is a U.S. based company that is estimated to be sitting on $14.325 billion worth of recoverable Rare Earth Elements.  The very future of General Dynamics, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, Boeing, Intel, GE, Motorola, Honeywell, Microsoft and a host of other U.S. defense and electronics companies could depend on the success of this still-undiscovered U.S. company.

Rare Earth Elements are absolutely essential for the manufacture of missile guidance systems... satellites... smart bombs... drones... surveillance equipment and a host of other defense weapons. Without access to Rare Earth Elements, America’s defense and electronics industries would wither and die.

Without rare earths there would be...

• No iPhones, no Droids, no iPads, iPods nor Kindles...
• No wind turbines...
• No computers, no high-speed internet, no GPS...
• No HD nor 3D televisions and no electronic displays...
• No solar panels and no electric cars...
• No lasers for surgical procedures and no life-saving MRI machines for early diagnosis.

They are also an irreplaceable component needed for the new generation of green technologies – like solar power, electric powered vehicles, and wind turbines.

"Western Graphite Inc. could supply the graphite U.S. industry will need to replace Chinese exports" - Andy Carpenter - Wall Street Revelator

Western Graphite Inc. (OTCBB: WSGP) has acquired two strategic properties which will allow the Company to produce high quality graphite after its aggressive exploration program has been successfully deployed.

The two flagship properties - 6,088 acres located in the Omineca mining division of British Columbia and a 1,000-plus acre claim in southern Turkey.  Both have the potential to supply the high-tech world with a high-carbon, natural "snow flake" graphite with a purity of up to 99%.

Western Graphite Inc.'s 100% owned Pure Flake Graphite property is located in Canada and is comprised of over 2400 hectares of land.  The Company is planning a summer mapping and sampling program followed by a drill target selection program for this field season.

Western Graphite was smart to jump on an emerging graphite camp with current production in close proximity to its project area. Its neighbor, Eagle Graphite, is one of only two natural flake graphite mines operating in North America.

The second Western Graphite Inc. project, named the “Amorf Graphite Property” in South Turkey, comprises over 496 hectares. Within the area of license are what geologists refer to as the Lower Cambrian Kurtbeleni Formation, the Middle Cambrian Karagedik Formation and the Upper Cambrian-Ordovician Paval formation.

Western Graphite Inc. aims to rapidly advance its projects into production to capture favorable graphite market conditions.

"Polar Petroleum Corp. may become the target of a ‘three-way bidding war' which could erupt any day" - Ken Williams - Hard Asset Report

Polar Petroleum Corp. (OTCBB: POLR) has positioned themselves with a 45,000 acre prime oil project in the fairway of Alaska's prolific North Slope --- a region which has already produced more than 16 billion barrels of oil --- and is known to host billions more.  Geologists now estimate that the Company may have 550 million barrels of recoverable oil.

Polar Petroleum Corp. has the key features for in a winning junior oil stock:

• It has an advanced oil project in the heart of Alaska's 'mega-production zone' --- the prolific 16 billion barrel North Slope...

• It is surrounded by three of the world's supermajors who have locked-up the neighboring multi-billion barrel supergiant Prudhoe Bay oil deposit and are desperate for more reserves...

• There is a "political kicker" which could ignite a "new Alaskan oil rush..."

• It is in the midst of an emerging oil play which could contain up to an additional 2 billion barrels of oil...

• The entire region is now confirmed to have massive shale oil potential which could soon send Alaskan oil production through-the-roof...

• And geologists now confirm that Polar Petroleum could have 550 million recoverable barrels...

Polar Petroleum Corp. is now completely surrounded by the world's biggest oil companies including three supermajors --- ConocoPhillips, Exxon and BP.  A three-way 'bidding-war' could soon be brewing.

The Information is Only as Good as Its Source

Have you heard of the movie "The Boiler Room", or possibly seen it? While it may not be the greatest piece of cinema, it does serve one valuable purpose. It is a realistic look at the tactics of a fraudulent operation, which may occur in the realm of MicroCap stocks.

How realistic is it? The writer/director actually interviewed at a "boiler room" firm and the movie has been praised by SEC regulators. The warning to be found in this movie is be sure of where you get your investment information from, particularly when dealing with unregulated MicroCap and SmallCap companies.

Many small companies are exempt from filing reports with the SEC. This lack of reliable, readily available information can open the door to fraud. Allowing for the manipulation of stock prices to the detriment of investors.

Here are some methods of disseminating false information:

• Questionable Press Releases - Releasing "news" containing lies about a company's sales, acquisitions, revenue projections, or new products and services.

• Internet Fraud - Distribution of junk e-mail or "spam" over the Internet, or the use of bulletin boards and chat rooms, to tout a company and/or provide "inside" information. A common method is to have the recipient believe they were not intended to receive the information and therefore are in possession of some "exclusive tip".

• Boiler Rooms and Cold Calling - Dishonest brokers set up "boiler rooms" where they use a small army of high-pressure salespeople to make cold calls to as many potential investors as possible. They are sometime selling stock in "shell" or non-existent companies or performing a "Pump & Dump" (see below).

• Paid Promoters - Many MicroCap and SmallCap companies pay stock promoters to assist in their companies promotion via investment newsletters, research reports, or radio and television shows. This is an acceptable practice and when properly done, the investors get the benefit of the research done by the promoter. Reputable promoters only place their recommendation on companies they believe in, as their value to the investor is only as good as the companies they promote.

The federal securities laws require promoters to disclose who paid them, the amount, and the type of payment. But, many fraudsters fail to do so and mislead investors into believing they are receiving independent and unbiased advice. Usually this advice is fraudulent, meaning to deceive the investor, and only benefit the promoter and the promoted company. 

The people behind this misinformation are running fraud schemes. Two of the most popular are: Read more....

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