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you must click on this link: http://listserv.otcjournal.com/otcjournal/2001= 1026-1.html and wait for a web page to automatically open up to properly r= ead this newsletter.=20 [IMAGE]=09=09[IMAGE][IMAGE]=09 [IMAGE]=09 [IMAGE] October 26, 2001 [IMAGE] [IMAGE] Volume IV, Issue 92 [IMAGE] = Email : info@otcjournal.com URL : http://www.otcjournal.com To OTC J= ournal Members: [IMAGE] Riskless Rebound Portfolio- Special Announcemen= t [IMAGE] As we mentioned in last weekends' edition, we are planning to pu= blish a list of technology stocks trading well below both their cash and bo= ok values. These stocks are the fallen angels of the tech wreck. We view = some of these ideas as nearly riskless as the stocks are oversold to the po= int where they are trading below the cash they have per share with little o= r no debt. While they are all losing money, one can assume these stocks hav= e the potential to rebound to at least their cash values with the NASDAQ su= rging nicely. We have delayed the release of this exciting edition as sev= eral of the companies had yet to release September quarterly financial stat= ements. We want to present these ideas based on the most current balance sh= eets. Some of them have begun moving up in sympathy with the NASDAQ's stell= ar performance this week, but we believe there is plenty of upside room. = Our mid week edition will provide some perspective on the state of the busi= nesses of these companies, and our riskless rebound ideas will be published= next weekend. [IMAGE] Energy Power (OTC BB: EYPSF) - More Related New= s We continue to receive boatloads of email traffic on this stock. It is = is a stand out for us in a difficult year. The stock was trading at $2.34 o= n October 3rd, and made a breath taking run to a high of $5.37 on October 1= 1th. This is a net move of 130% in an 8 day period- a throwback to 1999 and= early 2000. Click Here to read our updated profile. If you haven't made= money on this stock don't blame it on us. This is the fourth major high vo= lume surge the stock has enjoyed this year, and we believe there is more to= come. After the meteoric rise to $5.37, the stock pulled back to the $3.= 50 level, and has now stabilized just under $4. Up or down from here is any= body's guess in the short term, but high volume surges to the upside are th= e norm for this stock, and positions can still be established on pullbacks.= While the short term trading activity is exciting, the long term prospec= ts for the company's future improve everyday. As a result of international = turmoil and President Bush's fears of war related interruptions of Middle E= astern oil, Bush's is energy policy favors development of Canadian natural = resources. Our friends to the north are affectionately referring to this me= ga trend as the Bush Push. Media coverage is fueling the increased volume= in Canadian natural resource stocks. An article appeared in last Sunday's = Toronto Star which we believe is a must read for anyone following Energy Po= wer. Early in the article there is reference to Bush and Prime Minister Jea= n Chr?tien discussing new drilling initiatives in Alberta, and area where E= nergy Power is currently exploring for natural gas. For inquiring minds = who want to know, here the lead in and a link to the whole article on the w= eb: Toronto Star, October 21st edition Fears fuel Bush's energy agenda= Fortress America worries about imports - even though Canada is principa= l supplier William Walker Washington Bureau "OSAMA BIN LADEN'S next we= apon of terror against the United States could be an attack on its Persian = Gulf oil suppliers, a fact President George W. Bush knows all too well. = That's why he's counting on Canada, in part, to play a crucial role in help= ing defend America from such devastating circumstances." Click Here to re= ad remainder of this important article. [IMAGE] Ceco Environmental (= NASDAQ: CECE) Rockets Up the Charts [IMAGE] [IMAGE] There have been numer= ous small stocks benefiting from the recent high profile incidents of Anthr= ax exposure. Ceco Environmental has been the beneficiary of a spectacular r= un this week. One of our editors covered this stock in 1998, and is famil= iar with their business. Ceco is one of the largest air filter manufacturer= s in the United States, with annual sales approaching $100 million. The r= ecently discovered air borne version of Anthrax found in Senate offices is = considered biological weapons grade and has investigators very concerned. = In a press release issued Thursday, Chairman Philip DeZwerick pointed out = that his company's filtration processes have already been used in the destr= uction of biological weapons. In the last seven days the stock has been t= earing up the charts. It was in the mid $2 range on October 18th, and is no= w trading at a new 52 week high in the mid $4 range. Today the stock pulled= back a little, closing nearer to $4. However, there may be more upside i= n this surge. The company only has about 8 million shares issued and outsta= nding, meaning the market capitalization is only $36 million with annual sa= les approaching $100 million. We anticipate further high profile media co= verage on this stock now that weapons grade airborne bio terrorism agents h= ave been detected. Do your homework and decide if you like this idea. Her= e is the complete text of their press release for your review: Thursday= October 25, 8:08 am Eastern Time Press Release SOURCE: CECO Environmenta= l CECO Environmental - Industry Leader Calls For Higher Government Standa= rds For Air Ventilation Systems To Tackle Threat Of Bioterrorism NEW YORK-= -(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 25, 2001--The supplier of filtration systems to the = U.S. military's chemical weapons destruction program, CECO Environmental (N= ASDAQ: CECE - news), is calling on governments to implement higher standard= s for air ventilation systems in public buildings, including airports, subw= ays, shopping centers and schools. The FBI has warned of the potential f= or the release of toxic chemicals, such as cyanide, into air handling syste= ms of public buildings. Such systems have one or more fresh air intakes and= a blower or similar device that moves the air through the ventilation syst= em. ``Currently many of these facilities have no effective filters at al= l in their ventilation systems,'' says Phil DeZwirek, CECO's Chairman and C= EO. ``Ventilation systems generally are woefully outdated and there is noth= ing forcing contractors to upgrade them.'' The Building and Office Manageme= nt Association (BOMA) has told its members that the release of a toxic chem= ical into an air handling system is a credible threat. ``Any release would = be spread throughout the entire system within five minutes or less'' accord= ing to BOMA, which has advised its members to do all they can to make exter= nal fresh air intakes less accessible. While CECO recognizes that this i= s an important first step, it believes the air ventilation systems themselv= es must be protected. ``We can do this today. CECO has had technology for y= ears, including filtering systems that capture airborne biological agents,'= ' says DeZwirek. CECO has been involved with the chemical weapons destru= ction program since its inception 15 years ago. Its filtering systems were = engineered into incinerators where several thousand tons of Sarin and VX ne= rve gas and blister agents have so far been destroyed, along with more than= half a million rockets, bombs, mortars and mines. ``Our technology has = successfully filtered all particles from the incineration process,'' says D= eZwirek. CECO has more than three decades of experience dealing with indust= rial air pollution. In addition, it has developed and deployed systems that= protect workers by successfully capturing deadly dust and poisonous gasses= that can be produced during the manufacturing process. Its clients include= numerous Fortune 100 companies including DuPont, Exxon and U.S. Steel. ``W= e have always been in the business of saving lives,'' says DeZwirek. ``We h= ave built a $100-million dollar business in protecting workers and the publ= ic at large from the scourge of industrial pollutants. Now we are applying = our vast knowledge and experience to an even more nefarious problem.'' CECO= has established an internal task force to outline and provide recommendati= ons for immediately and affordably implementing technological solutions tha= t will help keep Americans safe in the commercial workplace. ``The milit= ary has safely destroyed tons of deadly nerve gas with the help of CECO tec= hnology,'' DeZwirek says. ``Similar filters and air ventilation and purific= ation systems can and must be deployed to protect the American public.'' AB= OUT CECO ENVIRONMENTAL CECO Environmental Corp. is North America's largest = independent air pollution control company. Through its five subsidiaries --= Air Purator Corporation, Busch Company, CECO Filters, kbd/Technic and Kirk= & Blum - CECO manufactures and distributes s a wide spectrum of air qualit= y services and products including: industrial air filters, high performance= filter fabrics, environmental maintenance, monitoring and management servi= ces, and air quality improvements systems. CECO is a full-service provider = to the steel, aluminium, automotive, aerospace, semiconductor, chemical, ce= ment, metalworking, glass, foundry, military and virtually all industrial p= rocess industries. For more information on CECO Environmental, please visit= the company's website at www.cecoenviro.com. This press release may con= tain forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securitie= s Litigation Reform Act of 1995. All forward-looking statements are subject= to certain risks, uncertainties and assumptions. These risks and uncertain= ties, which are more fully described in CECO's Annual and Quarterly Reports= filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, include changes in mark= et conditions in the industries in which the Company operates. Should one o= r more of these risks or uncertainties materialize, or should the assumptio= ns prove incorrect, actual results may vary in material aspects from those = currently anticipated. -------------------------------------------------= ------------------------------- Contact: Primoris Group Nick= Boutsalis, 877/274-0274 ceco@primorisgroup.com Charts Provided C= ourtesy Of TradePortal.com The OTC Journal is a proud partner of the Swi= ngWire.com Online Investment Community . A next generation Online Analyst E= xchange providing Members the ability to search, review, track and monitor = some of the Internet's best Online CAs (CyberAnalysts). 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