Posts Tagged ‘Energy Stocks’

BONZ bounces, LFBG is not left behind, EXOU staggers

Wednesday, December 1st, 2010

Bonanza Goldfields Corp. (OTCBB: BONZ) leaped 323 percent in price in late Wednesday trading to 2.2 cents. Volume in the stock was 2.44 million, compared to its average of 97,241 shares. The miner, headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, announced Tuesday a cancellation of planned reverse split.

Left Behind Games Inc. (OTCBB: LFBG) dealt in 74 million shares late Wednesday, to make it one of the leaders in volume. Even so, LFBG’s usual volume was 99.7 million. Shares were 15.07 percent lower in price, though, to 62-100ths of a cent. The leading publisher of Christian video games, announced Tuesday that revenues received in the current quarter have exceeded expectations and are already more than 100% higher than revenues for the quarter ended September 30, 2010.

Exousia Advanced Materials Inc. (OTCBB: EXOU) sagged in price 59.38 percent as the close approached Wednesday to 13-100ths of a cent. Volume in this stock was 3.35 million shares, or more than twice its daily average. The New York-based EXOU manufactures advanced eco-friendly industrial products for worldwide infrastructure applications

DNN gains ground, MOT sells widely, OREX falters

Wednesday, December 1st, 2010

Denison Mines Corp. (AMEX: DNN) climbed in price 7.42 percent to $3.33 early Wednesday afternoon. Volume was 4,929,037 shares, twice-and-a-half its normal daily volume.

Motorola Corp. (NYSE: MOT) proved quite the popular stock early Wednesday, trading in 33,997,244 shares, its normal share average around 25,960,500 for a full day. Shares in the electronics maker improved 5.55 percent to $8.09. Motorola said late Tuesday that it will split into two entities in January; Motorola Mobility Holdings, including the mobile phone and television set-top box operations, and Motorola Solutions, which will include other communications devices used in government and industry, like bar-code scanners and walkie-talkies.

Orexigen Therapeutics Inc. (NasdaqGM: OREX) fell in price 9.25 percent to $4.71. Volume of 1,798,407 shares nipped ahead the stock’s full-day average. The San Diego-based company brings its weight-loss drug Contrave to an FDA panel next week

BPZ takes off, F rolls off lot, UTI trips

Wednesday, December 1st, 2010

BPZ Resources Inc. (NYSE: BPZ) climbed in price 13.96 percent to $4.49 early Wednesday afternoon. Volume was 2,578,093 shares, twice-and-a-half its normal daily volume. The Houston-based oil and gas exploration and production company said Wednesday is putting an oil field in northwest Peru into commercial production.

Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) traded in 49,710,370 shares by early Wednesday, its normal share average around 82,302,100. Shares in the carmaker improved 3.07 percent to $16.43. Ford announced Wednesday that sales of its cars and trucks rose 20 percent last month

Universal Technical Institute (NYSE: UTI) demurred in price 9.51 percent to $18.74. Volume of 559,592 shares more than tripled the stock’s full-day average. Phoenix-based UTI announced fourth-quarter net income of $7.2 million, or $0.29 per diluted share, as compared to net income of $7.6 million, or $0.32 per diluted share, for the fourth quarter of the prior year.

LEI takes off, F in drive, DEXO backpedals

Monday, November 29th, 2010

Lucas Energy Inc. (AMEX: LEI) surged 34.52 percent in price Monday afternoon to $2.65. Volume of 1,011,650 shares proved more than seven times its three-month average share volume. The Houston-based independent oil and gas company provided an internal management update based upon its revised Eagle Ford potential reserves.

Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) was among late Monday’s volume leaders, trading in 32,426,966 shares, still quite short of its three-month average share volume of 82,101,100. Prices were down 0.99 percent to $15.94 U.S. automobile sales in November may almost match the fastest pace this year as demand for domestic manufacturers’ trucks and sport-utility vehicles rose.

Dex One Corporation (NYSE: DEXO) fell in price Monday afternoon by 15.45 percent to $4.65. Volume was 684,224 shares, or more than double its three-month average share volume. The Dex One interactive operations are based in Santa Monica, Calif., and are responsible for developing online and mobile solutions that distribute local business information to consumers.

NATC, GRYO shine, KRMC sells widely, LPTC falls

Monday, November 29th, 2010

Nature’s Call Brands Inc. (OTCBB: NATC) leaped in price 34.78 percent in price to 31 cents, on volume of 2,617,437 shares, more than 10 times its daily average. The Las Vegas-based company announced today that Robert Van Egmond, P.Geo, has agreed to join the Company’s advisory board.

Gryphon Resources Inc. (Pink Sheets: GRYO) gained in price 13.56 percent early Monday afternoon to 36 cents, on volume of 17,977,220. The miner, based out of Bellingham, WA., today announced completion of a $320,000 private placement which raises sufficient capital for the first stage of a new lithium exploration initiative in Arizona.

Kurrant Mobile Catering Inc. (OTCBB: KRMC) was among the volume leaders Monday afternoon, trading at 1,350,000 shares. Shares were up 40 percent to 21 cents. The Montreal-based broadcaster announced that beginning in December, there will be national coverage of its new title Charles Manson Now in major U.S. media reaching a broad and influential multi-million-sized audience.

Le@p Technology Inc. (OTCBB: LPTC) took a whacking in price, losing 76 percent early Monday afternoon to six cents. Volume was a mere 463 shares. Le@P Technology, Inc. is based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida