AFPW - AlumiFuel Power, Inc. - Page 9

AFPW- Together with a major subsidiary of the worlds second largest aerospace & defense company (a Fortune-50 firm), API

is in discussions with U.S. Navy R&D activities regarding appropriate programs to develop a prototype Unmanned Underwater Vehicle

(UUV)

AFPW!!

AFPW is looking strong again today.. We are churning for the next leg up. Strong hands are soaking up shares from the weak investors.

AFPW: Video Charts(1-4-10) & Recent News (1-4-09)

Link to video Chart on Ihub by Clay Trader 1-4-10
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards....aspx?v_id=814

Another Chartist on itsallbull.net has a similar opinion 1-4-10
http://www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?string=AFPW_1&page=



The News Today was FANTASTIC:

AlumiFuel Power, Inc. Updates Its Commercialization and Marketing Plans

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/AlumiF....html?x=0&.v=1

AlumiFuel Power Corporation (OTCBB: AFPW - News), (the “Company”), announced today that it is positioned to aggressively move into the commercialization stage in early 2010, as one product[hydrogen Generators] is now entering the marketplace and another product is ready for market entry.




SNIPPETS FROM PAST NEWS:

API also announced that, with the help of its local manufacturing partner, Apex Piping Systems (see API news release of September 28, 2009), its production line is fully ready for mass production of its hydrogen generators.

API’s PBIS-1000 relies on the robust chemical reaction among aluminum, water, and proprietary additives. Operation of the generator is simple: two 32-oz. “aluminum can” cartridges containing aluminum powder and the proprietary additives, are loaded into the reactor vessels. Water from practically any source, including salt or brackish water, is poured into the water tank, and a hand pump is then used to inject water into the cartridges, generating 1,000 liters of hydrogen in 20 minutes.

The PBIS-1000 hydrogen generator is now in production, and delivery of these operational units to customers is expected to begin shortly.

The weather balloon market is pegged at $150-$200 million per year, and encompasses military as well as civil government meteorological users worldwide. API and its partner, Kaymont Consolidated of Long Island, NY – the world’s largest distributor of weather balloons – have demonstrated pre-production versions of the PBIS-1000 to customers, and the production unit reflects considerable customer feedback. Based on customer reaction, Kaymont and API expect to begin capturing significant market share in 2010, and believe the PBIS-1000 can become the field standard and product of choice. After purchasing PBIS-1000 hydrogen generators, customers will continue to purchase replacement cartridges sufficient for each generator to launch 500-1,000 balloons each year (1,000-2,000 cartridges). This is analogous to the razor/razor blade market dynamic.

Together with a major subsidiary of the world’s second largest aerospace & defense company (a Fortune-50 firm), API is in discussions with U.S. Navy R&D activities regarding appropriate programs to develop a prototype Unmanned Underwater Vehicle (UUV)

AFPW will be the GREEn stock of 2010.

AFPW will be the GREEn stock of 2010.

The potential hydrogen Energy is undeniable. AFPW is ready for mass production.

Just watch this CEO interview.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAoavBeo1cg

AFPW churning nicely for the next leg up. =]

AFPW churning nicely for the next leg up. =]

A little shaking going on.. You won't get my shares you sneaky mm's.

First stock I have ever bought. Got 5,000 shares today pretty excited about following this to see what happens. Any advice would be great.

Pullbacks are normal, this stock just ran from the 4 cent range which is a 50% gain, a pullback would be healthy for any future gains. If it holds the 6 cent support level for a few days it would look good for the stock.

me too

Thats funny yesterday i bought this stock
and
It was the first stock i have ever bought and i bought 5000 shares lol

Soo wierd.

This is actually the third stock I purchased after Citigroup and Applied Materials

*PBS-1000*

The PBIS-1000 hydrogen generator is now in production, and delivery of these operational units to customers is expected to begin shortly. (See API news release of December 30, 2009). This unit uses two 32oz.cartridges filled with API's proprietary AlumiFuel powder mix to generate 1,000 liters of hydrogen as lift gas to launch a five-foot weather balloon in 20 minutes. The PBIS-1000 is a unique product, not available from any other source in the world; it enables cost-effective balloon launching from any remote or inaccessible location without having to rely on expensive electrolysis or steam reforming technologies, or on hard-to-handle and logistically difficult K-Cylinders. In fact, 10 of the 32oz cartridges generate 5,000 liters of hydrogen -- the same as a K-Cylinder, and at far lower pressures.

The weather balloon market is pegged at $150-$200 million per year, and encompasses military as well as civil government meteorological users worldwide. API and its partner, Kaymont Consolidated of Long Island, NY -- the world's largest distributor of weather balloons -- have demonstrated pre-production versions of the PBIS-1000 to customers, and the production unit reflects considerable customer feedback. Based on customer reaction, Kaymont and API expect to begin capturing significant market share in 2010, and believe the PBIS-1000 can become the field standard and product of choice. After purchasing PBIS-1000 hydrogen generators, customers will continue to purchase replacement cartridges sufficient for each generator to launch 500-1,000 balloons each year (1,000-2,000 cartridges). This is analogous to the razor/razor blade market dynamic.

Of equal importance to the weather balloon market, the PBIS-1000 can easily be tailored to feed fuel cells to generate electricity for back-up, stand-by, auxiliary and portable power. API is in discussions with several major fuel cell companies regarding specific applications. Small, portable fuel cell applications potentially represent an $8 billion annual market as fuel cells replace older technologies such as gensets and batteries. It should be noted that hydrogen provides 4-5 times the energy density (and hence operating time) of lithium batteries.

Momoz I see you like promoting AFPW...only 32 of 36 posts for them....

I'm thinking about buying a couple thousand more shares tomorrow. Advice?

Ditto. This looks like a good deal.

Long/short outlook?

I don't know what you would consider short or long, I only own CBAI and AFPW at the moment my first 2 stocks ever. I'm 19 and make minimum wage at a gym so 100 dollars profit is a big deal to me. Maybe 2-4 weeks, short?

another fantastic week here...

BTW: i visted AFPW on Thursday just to make sure i wasnt just drinking koolaid...

Fantastic visit, demoed their stuff for me and let me take pics...

Here is the actual front of the building at 3711 Market Ave.


Here is a Comparison for AFPW 32oz can compared to a K-Cylinder.

Good info man. How exactly are you playing this stock?

Buy tons of shares now and wait til something gives and this thing goes to several $$?

The way it's been going it's looking good short term and long term. What I'm doing is buying shares during the dips and selling during high's and with the profit I just build up my positions for the long run. Watch out though it's easier said than done, some days Ill buy during what seems to be the day low and it ends up going lower but in that case I don't sell I just hold what I have.

Short term to make money on this you must be dealing with 10,000+ shares?

If I was to play that on short term with these penny stocks, $7 a trade on scottrade would eat up all my earnings -- thoughts?