kingrichards
06-24-2009, 11:43 PM
AFTC
The chart on AFTC definitely looks nice. View here: http://bigcharts.marketwatch. com/quickchart/quickchart.asp? symb=aftc&sid=0&o_symb=aftc& freq=1&time=4 (http://click.icptrack.com/icp/relay.php?r=-1&msgid=0&act=11111&c=485576&admin=0&destination=http%3A%2F%2Frs6.net%2Ftn.jsp%3Fet%3D1 102621424712%26s%3D50267%26e%3D001VuGkeYqu-8vJ4ER0r5xWMLm2nryHCCXrLVbAy_gJ0wBz1rOUK5jOkSE1VYC RSo88207CoNBWl79dBaRnvMXuYd6LPCH3WtdacGbvB30-c1hQ9PAXjshUjSs75pb-4I3UAfIpof71RmWEhkJi7bR8Ed59C-XRdVOnTzb7tAaUZoPfIuFQv1Swer1HE_z6oDD9nM1oiptsp5jM JAkjq9947j-krZhJzXJsDRPYT5u3XBD011TaYGmpkQ%3D%3D)
If you noticed on the days where AFTC slightly went down it was on very little volume, so this could suggest there's no big sellers in the stock.
The overall trend on AFTC has been up and may continue!!
Just the fact that Ford Motor Company has requested one of AFTC fuel systems says a lot about the company and their technology.
Volvo is also in talks with AFTC.
AFTC is engaged in the development, prototype manufacture and sale of fuel systems.
The system enables a diesel engine to efficiently burn a new, ultra-clean alternative fuel - dimethyl ether (DME).
DME is a diesel fuel replacement, so all diesel cars, trucks, and buses could run on DME.
This alternative fuel is made from natural gas, coal, corn stalk waste, wood wastes and many other.
Parts of Asia and Europe are already using DME. I believe the systems that AFTC has invented will bring it to the US.
More about this fuel can be read here: http://www.altfueltechnology. com/faq.html (http://click.icptrack.com/icp/relay.php?r=-1&msgid=0&act=11111&c=485576&admin=0&destination=http%3A%2F%2Frs6.net%2Ftn.jsp%3Fet%3D1 102621424712%26s%3D50267%26e%3D001VuGkeYqu-8txE68loub8cqizZTOBYn5dINX7qMRdbW3lLLs2kINZmXmjt1X bloKdjsRxc6IbNRrkAosBPmYHHyY-v-20vymX8ZjWGJOHqEfQ_e0b1lrFjP69QgYH6uvO8VKQvoD8O2M% 3D)
AFTC is using a Ford Land Rover 4-cylinder diesel engine that will fire only on one cylinder. The Company is testing this system now and all tests currently are on track for shipping. If successful, Ford has stated that they will do a full engine and car demonstration.
Put AFTC on your watch list, if the trend uptrend continues don't be surprise to see big moves as the volume picks up. Always do your own research and consult with a professional.
Thanks, from King Richards
The chart on AFTC definitely looks nice. View here: http://bigcharts.marketwatch. com/quickchart/quickchart.asp? symb=aftc&sid=0&o_symb=aftc& freq=1&time=4 (http://click.icptrack.com/icp/relay.php?r=-1&msgid=0&act=11111&c=485576&admin=0&destination=http%3A%2F%2Frs6.net%2Ftn.jsp%3Fet%3D1 102621424712%26s%3D50267%26e%3D001VuGkeYqu-8vJ4ER0r5xWMLm2nryHCCXrLVbAy_gJ0wBz1rOUK5jOkSE1VYC RSo88207CoNBWl79dBaRnvMXuYd6LPCH3WtdacGbvB30-c1hQ9PAXjshUjSs75pb-4I3UAfIpof71RmWEhkJi7bR8Ed59C-XRdVOnTzb7tAaUZoPfIuFQv1Swer1HE_z6oDD9nM1oiptsp5jM JAkjq9947j-krZhJzXJsDRPYT5u3XBD011TaYGmpkQ%3D%3D)
If you noticed on the days where AFTC slightly went down it was on very little volume, so this could suggest there's no big sellers in the stock.
The overall trend on AFTC has been up and may continue!!
Just the fact that Ford Motor Company has requested one of AFTC fuel systems says a lot about the company and their technology.
Volvo is also in talks with AFTC.
AFTC is engaged in the development, prototype manufacture and sale of fuel systems.
The system enables a diesel engine to efficiently burn a new, ultra-clean alternative fuel - dimethyl ether (DME).
DME is a diesel fuel replacement, so all diesel cars, trucks, and buses could run on DME.
This alternative fuel is made from natural gas, coal, corn stalk waste, wood wastes and many other.
Parts of Asia and Europe are already using DME. I believe the systems that AFTC has invented will bring it to the US.
More about this fuel can be read here: http://www.altfueltechnology. com/faq.html (http://click.icptrack.com/icp/relay.php?r=-1&msgid=0&act=11111&c=485576&admin=0&destination=http%3A%2F%2Frs6.net%2Ftn.jsp%3Fet%3D1 102621424712%26s%3D50267%26e%3D001VuGkeYqu-8txE68loub8cqizZTOBYn5dINX7qMRdbW3lLLs2kINZmXmjt1X bloKdjsRxc6IbNRrkAosBPmYHHyY-v-20vymX8ZjWGJOHqEfQ_e0b1lrFjP69QgYH6uvO8VKQvoD8O2M% 3D)
AFTC is using a Ford Land Rover 4-cylinder diesel engine that will fire only on one cylinder. The Company is testing this system now and all tests currently are on track for shipping. If successful, Ford has stated that they will do a full engine and car demonstration.
Put AFTC on your watch list, if the trend uptrend continues don't be surprise to see big moves as the volume picks up. Always do your own research and consult with a professional.
Thanks, from King Richards