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Just a couple of quick questions:
(1) Is there any catch with the level of cash they have on hand? Looks like they have well in excess of stock price which doesn't seem correct.
(2) Also are there any contingencies that I should think of with the book value? Looks like they have a book value near $9.
(3) Any potential lawsuits outstanding that I need to be worried about?
All things considered this looks pretty cheap.
Do we know why Blum has been dumping shares at what has been the lowest price in many, many years? They were none too bright to get long this stock in the first place, at what had to have been substantially higher levels. So I'm thinking they are none too bright bailing between $2.05 and $3.00. They appear to be an excellent contra-indicator, sell when they buy, and buy when they sell.
Sentiment: Hold
As frrol4ever points out, there are some flaws with thinking that the book value of $8.90 is a relevant figure. I wouldn't put much value in the PP&E and their book liabilities are understated due to how operating leases are accounted for (they are not considered debt yet they are contractual obligations). Their operating lease commitments can be found in the 10K. They are substantial.
In terms of cash/share, it has been previously disclosed that much of the cash is restricted for various reasons so someone buying the business wouldn't get all of it.
Lawsuits are disclosed if material. The bigger issue for CECO has been government oversight and the lack of quality in their programs (things such as Gainful Employment metrics, etc)
Suggest you focus on: new enrollment trends, total enrollments and cash flow.
I like the negative sentiment. Tell you what, sell me all of your shares. I'm buying.
Regarding the cash, they have some off-b/s op lease obligations that are contractual claims on a good chunk of that cash, so operating cash flow would likely turn positive well after operating profits do. But I still think that leaves the company with a negative enterprise value even with a year more of losses. This stock is going to push upward, with some resistance from Blum Capital's selling as it divests its remaining 5MM shares.
So no one misunderstands, I mean that CECO is probably still a bargain even when you consider their true free cash position (which is below what's on the b/s). The enterprise value is probably still negative, which means this stock has room to triple in the short term.

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What's the general concensus on claude gordon's method? has anyone around here tried his stuff out? if so, what's your opinion?
What's the general concensus on claude gordon's method? has anyone around here tried his stuff out? if so, what's your opinion?
Claude Gordon's approach is very credible as are Reinhardt, Caruso, BE, etc. It's what may work best for you. They all try to get you to the same place.
I used Gordon's Systematic Approach for a few years, with good results. When I bought my LA Benge in college, the horn came with a pamphlet with Claude Gordon info in it. I think that I still have it somewhere.
Jeff Purtle has a website with much of Gordon's info on it. Here is the link: Online Trumpet Lessons - Online Brass Lessons - Webcam Trumpet Lessons - Oboe Lessons - Flute Lessons - Woodwind Lessons | purtle.com
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i've seen purtle's site...in fact i have some webcam lessons set up rather soon.
I'm just curious to see generally how accepted gordon's methods are in the trumpet community. from what i've seen, most people either love his method or hate it.
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Claude Gordon has a respected name. There can be no real advice given as we have no control over your face, present level of competence, dedication or preserverance.
Making ANY method work is based on those three things. Whether the method is optimal or not is inconsequential for the DIY player. There is enough universal truth to simply practicing more that makes such methods similar to diets: as long as you actively participate, they work. If your life is not changed during the process, you get fat, lose range and endurance.......
These methods become critical once the player is at an advanced stage. Then the last 2 - 5% really count.
Limbo, no book helped you "hit" anything. Only practice did that. High range can be equally built with Arban, Schlossberg, Clarke, Gordon..................... You just need to PRACTICE sensibly.
Whenever I feel blue, I start breathing again.
Gordon actually came and did a clinic for my high school trumpet section. I remember he had the brand new, not quite on the market yet Benge Claude Gordon model trumpet with him. I remember finding him to be very thorough and his approach to be well thought out. And man could he play!!!!
I'd preffered Maggio. Is simple, clear and, most important, fits me.
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- 151 guestrooms
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DiningRumm-Ba - This beachfront buffet restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Tacos Break - This restaurant specializes in Mexican cuisine.
Frida - This restaurant specializes in Mexican cuisine and serves dinner only.
Siena - This restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and serves dinner only.
Terraza - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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They had the worst buffet I've ever seen, the food was pre played and dry, the fruit was old and the veggies were disgusting, the only protein that we had tasted like rubber. The food overall was truly poor. The beach was tiny and dirty, their beach beds old and beaten. Also there was construction going on around our room and we received no notice. We would never recommend it.
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The Undertaker's legendary streak has reached a point where you have to be worthy to go up against it. Here is my top 5 people who i believe are worthy to challenge the Phenom at Wrestlemania.
My Top 5 people who should face Undertaker at future Wrestlemanias.
By Ben Gartland ,
The Celtic warrior has been on a warpath in his first year in the WWE. He has already taken out the likes of John Cena, Triple H and Randy Orton. If he can win the WWE championship at Fatal Four Way this sunday, he should be worthy to face the Deadman.
Rey Mysterio is the ultimate underdog. Yet he usually can pull of a win against a larger opponent. Rey has been in the WWE since 2002, and has definately proven himself worthy many times.
Chris Jericho is the Best in the World at what he does. So why shouldn't he face the Deadman at Wrestlemania? The six time world champion, nine time intercontinental champion would definitely put on a great match with the Phenom, and would definitely give Undertaker a run for his money.
What a match this would be. Attitude Adjustments, countered into tombstones. Hell's gates countered into STFs. This match would be absolutely epic, and might even beat Undertaker vs. HBK at WM 25.
The only person who i deem not only worthy to face Undertaker at Wrestlemania, but to end the Streak. The Great One would not only make a huge, epic return to face the Deadman, but would put on one hell of a match between two of the best people in the business.


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Barnard President Debora Spar visited last night's SGA meeting:
- On financial aid: "We want to make sure that the smartest women can come here." That includes investing in faculty and making sure that Barnard is the place that they want to be, as well as investing in teaching and learning spaces on campus. Spar talked about plans for increased classroom space, labs, and libraries.
- "We cannot and will not raise tuition to cover financial aid, though it is the primary revenue source. Half of financial aid is coming from Barnard, half from federal gov. If federal gov cuts student loans, Barnard can't make the math work. Very few schools can make the math work."
- Spar also talked about Dean Hinkson's new plan for Constellations. She saw the program as a platform to give transfer and visiting students a nice opportunity to be involved in a community besides the transfer community or visiting student community, and Constellations will make it easier for the alumni to become involved in the college as well.
- This year marks the fourth annual global symposium conference, held this year in Mumbai. There will be four panels focusing on women and women's leadership in the public and private sectors. Plans to incorporate the entire campus in the symposium include an event in which we have the student fellows who are selected to attend the symposium present and talk about their experiences.
- After Spar's presentation was over, Bacchanal president Dan Weinstein asked SGA for $20,000 of funding in ratio with that of the other councils. The council made a motion to give Bacchanal the money under the stipulations that they have an event at Barnard within the next two semesters, have a delegate from SGA on the finance board for Bacchanal (as was the case last year), and that they start the official SGA recognition process.
Update: The SGA motion that required Bacchanal to hold a Barnard event and provide for SGA representation has not yet been accepted by Bacchanal student leaders.
"We cannot and will not raise tuition." Instead you'll just start instituting colossal hidden fees everywhere: part-time rounded-up up to $14,000 to full-time, unavoidable required meal plans of up to $2000 a semester depending on where you are placed in housing, $1000 to leave Barnard housing, annually rising charges for staying in school over break.
DSpar is nothing if not a masterful semantician.
If you're going to pinch every penny out of our wallets you could at least build some damn recreational facilities! The McIntosh Center had a bowling alley and you took that away and gave us Altschul Atrium? A F*cking BEEHIVE??? Seriously?
MAYBE if we had some type of FUN outlet on this campus, students wouldn't be so depressed. Maybe we wouldn't need Furman or Well-Woman (although they are both wonderful resources). Just think about it.


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Axion Power Concentrator 4 RE: 2011 Second Quarter Conference Call 178 commentsAug 13, 2011 6:26 PM | about stocks: AXPW
It has been illuminating to read all the keen insights and comments made in the past Axion Concentrator(s). With the forthcoming August 16 quarterly conference call, many intriguing questions have been posed, answers to which we can only ruminate and speculate.
With this in mind, it appears pertinent to identify those questions raised such that participants in this forum can ask Axion leadership when the Q&A segment of the conference call commences.
During my visit to the Investors' Conference, I found all Axion leadership to be approachable and thorough with their answers.
I am in the middle of moving (back in the Pittsburgh area again). If my schedule permits, I intend to listen in and actively participate during the conference call. It all depends on availabilty of time and resources.
1) Subject--HT30 Battery:
a) How long has the HT30 Battery been in development?
b) How many "light cycle" chargings have been measured so far?
c) With HT30's higher density, is it expected that the HT30 battery will achieve in excess of 100,000 light cycle re-chargings as has the PbC?
d) Is it expected that Norfolk Southern will test the HT30 battery as they are testing the PbC, with both a yard switcher and an over the road locomotive?
e) Is the HT30 battery "targeted" toward different (or overlapping) industries than the PbC, such as utilities, buses, marine, solar and wind applications?
2) Subject--PbC Battery:
a) When is it expected that Norfolk Southern will complete testing on the PbC battery?
b) When is it expected that BMW will complete testing on the PBC battery?
c) How many "light recharging cycles" has the PbC battery achieved?
d) Are there any marine applications for the PbC battery that Axion is currently researching?
3) Subject--Gen2 Robotic Line:
a) What are the identified roadblocks that are causing the delays of the Gen2 line?
b) Is there a time frame or deadline in which either the hardware or software issues will be solved?
c) There was an electrostatic issue; has this issue been solved?
4) Subject--Department of Energy Grant:
a) What was the reasoning(s) for why the DOE grant was not awarded?
b) Does this move up the potential date of the shareholders approved shelf offering?
c) Does this affect the US Department of Defense from purchasing Axion batteries?
As written in the past Concentrator, I do not expect any earthshaking news so soon after the Investors' Conference.
Please feel free to discuss or add any questions you deem pertinent. The purpose of turning my observations from the conference into a Concentrator format was to have a place where interested parties could post, discuss, speculate and dream of Axion's success.
For new followers to this fourth Axion Concentrator, please use this link to the original Axion Instablog, where observations from the June 20 Investors' Conference were related and commented upon. For ease of following or reading the Concentrators in sequence, each Concentrator ends with a link to the next. All new comments are encouraged to be written in the present Concentrator:
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Last comment in the previous Axion Concentrator from jvanwest:
My greatest interest will come during the question and answer stage. I have listened to many of the last CC and there hasn't been many questions asked, I agree that after the shareholder meeting and thanks to Maya and others who went, there are alot of us who have questions we want answers to, however we will see how many of them join in and actually ask the tough questions. Unfortunately I will be just waking up from under anesthesia and will not be able to call in. I will enjoy listening to the play back!
Apologies, JP. I was working on the initial draft when jvanwest had made the last comment.
siliconhillbilly, contributor
siliconhillbilly, contributor
In Concentrator 3 I summarized my expectations for the conference call exclusive of questions. Mayascribe listed many of the issues he identified in the header for this portion of our troll free thread. If anyone can remember my summary from the prior section I would appreciate any differing views.
bangwhiz: And what a great summary you wrote. I fussed around with the idea of indicating which induced question came from whom. Then decided that we're all above that Blue Lights nonsense. Hoping you and others agree.
C03: If T. Glanville is as smart as I percieve him to be, he's already figured an answer, or process to answer, to all of our questions months or years ago.
(AXPW): This is a special for JP to add to one of his prior articles if he desires, and another strong argument for grid storage needs that I think the Power Cube *may* eventually play a big part in (although the power vs. energy requirements may not yet be ideally suited?).
I saw the article the other day and was thinking about borrowing the graph sometime soon. Another link that has me scratching my head and asking "WTF" is a 2010 study out of the National Academies titled "Hidden Costs of Energy: Unpriced Consequences of Energy Production and Use" that does full cycle life health and other cost and greenhouse gas emission comparisons of a dozen alternative power trains and basically concludes that they all fall within ±15% of the mean both now and in the future. The funny part is that plug free HEVs and CNG fuel systems seem to be the cleanest options. Now if we could just get somebody to make a CNG fueled HEV we could all go to the beach.
Thank you for that link - looks very valuable!
siliconhillbilly, contributorIf some industry (probably over the road trucking) can standardize on an envelope for high pressure storage tanks, it could make a big difference in production volume and cost. The technology for making carbon fiber reinforced tanks seems to be close to mature and their volume to weight ratio is about the best available that I know of.
What we're seeing in Europe are dual fuel systems that go from CNG to gasoline at the push of a button. You wouldn't want one unless you had convenient CNG fueling on your home turf, but if the CNG is readily available close to home and gasoline is available for trips farther afield, it seems to work. The people I've talked to who have the systems love them.
siliconhillbilly, contributorJohn, good point. With dual fuel, the CNG tank could be a reasonable size for "running around town" and the gasoline tank for over the road traveling.
The Langford Whisper conversion got 80 MPG on standard diesel. I don't know the details of battery vs. fuel capacity etc. But their effort, for a first blush, ain't too shabby.
It is pathetic that the US with such large natural gas resources is one of the last developed countries to take advantage of LNG. It shows how powerful the gas lobby is. China is the biggest beneficiary of LNG which lowers emissions and decreases dependence on imported oil.
I find all the discussion of LNG personally interesting, since my father-in-law works for a shipping company in Maryland that brings in tankers of LNG to the states. They built up all this infrastructure along the docks to bring in the tankers, but the demand has been so low that many of the tankers get redirected to Europe where there is more demand. Obviously, for personal reasons, I hope the demand goes up in the future.
Sorry to say that's unlikely with the glut of NG and a fairly well-developed infrastructure in this country. Over the last 18 months(?) they just opened a new major leg to the northeast, providing supply to an area that had been "off the grid" so to speak.
Just read the 10-Q, it seems that they have not heard from the DOE yet concerning the grant the following is from the report.
August 15, 2011 timeframe."
I found it mildly interesting that on Axion's website under Development Collaborators www.axionpower.com/pro...
Axion describes its on-going relationship with East Penn, but there is no mention of Exide.
siliconhillbilly, contributor
The only news in the 10Q I noticed was a change in the NLT date for a capital raise to the end of Q2 2012 versus Q1 2012. It also appeared they would do more than 3.5 million in flooded battery orders.
Previous (March) 10Q: "The basic components of this line will then be duplicated and improved as additional robotic electrode production lines are added to allow us to achieve meaningful commercialization levels."
I think they were just straightening out the language on the process of finalizing the Gen2 design before ordering additional lines. Since the current line is the first version it stands to reason that they will find improvements that need to be made prior ordering more lines.
siliconhillbilly, contributor>User: I'm sure there are still problems. There will continue to be for a year or more after they go into volume production.
Could be the word "meaningful" was recognized as redundant? After all, if it's not "meaningful", why do it.
Bang & SBH: Perhaps I need to do a little evincing that I unfortunately may have let slip by.
more research and due dilligence with possibly about 200 cars using Axion batteries for a "real usage" stretch of time, perhaps a year, or so.
I think you've added a year too much pushback. Were I an OEM I'd want to test the final manufactured product for a period of time, but I'd also be penciling that product into my next model year subject to completion of the testing. The nice thing about any testing regime is the farther you get into the testing period the more confident you get with the outcome. I've read a couple papers where BMW likes to put its test devices in heavy use vehicles like police and taxi fleets. These are great places to find problems quickly. It's obviously not over till the fat lady sings but my view would be testing orders 2012 MY, smaller model line orders 2013 MY and broad implementation 2014 MY. I also tend to agree with you and Mayascribe that rail and other applications will probably ramp more quickly.
"Ramp more quickly" ...
FWIW an article by Daniel Rogala yesterday included a monthly graph of rail carloads of industrial products trough last month that shows a trough in April and improvement over the last three months.
DRich: I'm inclined to agree with John (below). A possible small order this year, next year a bigger one, than we land the whale.
I've sent you a copy of an Accepted Manuscript for the Journal of Power Sources that speaks of BMW's stop-start testing with the Munich PD and VIP shuttle fleets.
Thanks, John. I'll check it out. Without reading it, I believe stop/start could work with police cars, especially European ones.
I suspect it's as much a good working relationship with their home town PD as anything else. With the manufacturer on hand at a moment's notice to provide needed support, it's a different situation than it would be for a PD in the boondocks. I just found the relationships with the PD and VIP shuttle services a fascinating insight into the teutonic mind.
>Mayascribe ... OK, maybe I'm being a little hard on the auto industry. Such is my nature. IF/WHEN the Gen2 line is up and qualified to run at rate, a small order this year (or next) and a bigger one the following year isn't likely to exceed the capacity of that line (if I'm thinking my numbers straight). I know that is "growth" but not in the way the market measures it.
And another bright spot was capacity utilization was up.
There wasn't anything that really jumped out at me but I'm delighted to see restrained spending, a small push back in the we'll need more money date and 200% YoY revenue growth. I'll be most interested in Tom's discussion of how things are going on the second generation line. I'm a lot like Siliconhillbilly when it comes to production process improvement and refinement. Over the next few years I expect to watch them progress through several generations of line enhancements as they improve quality and cut costs.
As to the Sales figures. Is their any way to decipher how much of the ramped up sales were PbC compared to flooded lead acid? The cost of production numbers are about 80% of the total sales. Since the flooded LA product has little cost I am concluding that the PbC sales are the majority of the reported sales. Does that make any accounting sense to you? If so, how would you evaluate those sales in terms of battery volume?
Management has used the plural with respect to its OEM relationships for as far back as I can remember. BMW is the only one that's far enough along to have publicly aligned itself with the PbC, but it's not the only dog in the hunt by any means. This is one of those odd cases where the big battery users of the world have found the road less traveled to New Castle in their search of a better battery.
I also want to add that I will not be listening to the Axion conference call tomorrow, because I will be listening to another one; that being Elephant Talk (ETAK), beginning at the same time.
charging stuff using a smart cell phone, globally. Exciting, game changing potential. Something like $80B/yr in this emerging very secure cell phone "tap" technology, where just in the US about $100B of fraudulent credit card charges occur every year.
Frrat: Suggest you go into my comment thread. I did a brief summary today, and yesterday provided several links from different sources for which to brush up on Elephant Talk.
(AXPW): Q2 Press release. I don't recall this being touched on in the 10-Q.
Axion 6/30 Q2 CC Notes.
A: Sufficient capacity for present orders, fund raise will address 2nd/3rd robot lines for more production and can go multiple shifts. So yes, sufficient capacity for "near future" events seen.
A: $28M was for flexibility. Don't envision using anywhere near that amount.
A: Can't speak for them. Our plan is to take the electrodes to customers. Not competing with them. Will look to be provider to those companies.
The "dwell time challenge" on the second generation line is to get each station down to something on the order of six seconds, and get them all synchronized. An eight hour shift has 4,800 six second intervals. At 80% of design capacity, the line would make about 3,900 electrode assemblies per shift, or enough for 130 batteries.
siliconhillbilly, contributor>JP: Just thinking out loud here. Re: oil drilling rigs. A microturbine genset costs around $1.50 - 2.00 per Watt, with some allowance for overhead. I'll use that as the "diesel genset" baseline cost. A power cube type storage system would need to cost about the same to be accepted as a replacement for a genset. I know that some fuel costs are also avoided if the battery can salvage maybe 50% of the energy from pulling/lowering a drill string. I figure that as the "profit" for the driller for changing technologies to the battery solution. At least initially.
The (now fewer) diesel gensets would top up the battery with their excess capacity when the string is actually drilling. That's an assumption based on John's comments about the process related power requirements of a drill rig. That is, much more power required when raising/lowering the drill string.
There should also be some savings in maintenance on the missing genset. I can't put numbers to that.
(AXPW): Shortly after the CC, bid went away and pps trades as low as $0.56.
While I hate the current price, I figure that somebody who's a willing seller at $.57 would be equally willing at $.67 or $.77. Frankly I'm delighted to see them all selling to folks who have higher expectations than a dime here and a dime there. The willing seller pool is looking more and more like a puddle with each passing day. Sooner or later it will be nothing more than cracked mud and today's buyers will be very happy campers.
Silver lining: if the $0.60 price holds thru Jan. 01 2012, small-time AXPW collectors like myself could add another 10,000 shares to a tax-free Roth IRA. Based on a $12.00 top, what a nifty belated xmas gift that would be for long-term holders who can wait for their risk/reward payoff.
The nice thing about my blog is I have little or no appeal to the hot money crowd. I talk in broad terms of macroeconomic forces and two to three year development horizons. I'm also a former director which automatically makes everything I say suspect. People who've read my blog over the years have all climbed their individual walls of worry and made investment decisions for a very uncertain timeframe. They don't mind buying at today's price and sticking the stock in a drawer for two or three years, but they'll never chase the price.
>JP ... Let's just face facts. As you said "Batteries are a grudge purchase" and a grunge investment. Without the PR of a GS (or someone) trading is light and profit is slow or bubble popping fast fading to red. People would rather buy dirt that will never make a profit than a battery company. Look to Molycorp (MCP) as example, or better yet, the look on the face of friends & family when they ask advice and you tell them any battery company name (Johnson Controls (JCI) is the only exception I've found). Downing kittens makes more sense.
I don't think I ever said batteries are a grunge investment, just one where expectations diverge sharply from from reality. I think a big part of the problem is that batteries are really boring, which means companies choose applications to talk about rather than the batteries. They're also one of the most raw materials and production efficiency dependent industries one can imagine, but if the PR focuses on the gee-whiz applications instead of the boring batteries, all that hard stuff can be avoided in polite conversation.
rgholbrook - actually, buying in your Traditional IRA and Converting to the Roth is possible anytime, and any higher priced AXPW resting in the Traditional can be Converted now at lower prices - it's a good practice, if you happen to buy high/convert low (and pay the lower tax). Conversions, as you know, are not limited as contributions ARE.
I listened on the web and frankly expected a lot more questions also. People simply weren't interested in the technical details of getting the GenII line up to snuff. People wanted to hear about sales and the only major prospect is NS which we all knew about going into the call.
Apologies, LabTech. I was listening in to the Elephant Talk CC, which was positvely stunning, designed with the approach to decide to add to my current puny ETAK postition during a dip, or not.
O.K. now that I'm a little less annoyed, here are my other thoughts from the CC.
I'm glad others could follow the financials, because I got confused after about a minute of the guy talking. Important notes seem to be that they have enough funding through Q2 of next year at current use rate and they have $18-28 million sitting on the shelf for scale up, more RD, PbC demonstrations, Sales/Marketing staff, refinements, more Gen2 lines, working capital.
Granville made it quite clear that the auto OEM's are important for the future, but the here and now revolves around NS, getting their testing done, and anticipating a commercial order from NS by the end of fiscal year 2011. This order from NS is obviously where he hopes the expected "bump" in the stock to come from before they start selling the shelf.
You could hear the disdain in Mr. Granville's voice for the DOE and their Li-ion only funding. He was obviously very annoyed by the whole thing, going so far as to quote JD Power and basically saying the US government is just ignoring the realities of the world to fund nothing but Li-ion.
Didn't really give a satisfying answer to the time frame for getting the PbC line up to real production specifications and nothing about questions concerning production of the carbon sheets, but then again...no one asked. Basically says they can make enough to fill their test requirements and anything NS and the auto OEM's want in the short term...ie through the rest of this year.
Danced around the JCI, Xide question. It seems clear to me that they have talked to both. Both would rather just make AGM batteries and would like to pretend that PbC isn't an option but that they will come up with improvements in their AGM batteries to meet the OEM's requirement. So basically it's going to come down to the point where Axion can make the PbC electrodes at enough pace that the OEMs will "tell" JCI and Xide to fill their orders with PbC electrodes. Until that happens, there won't be any meaningful discussions.
Those are the highlights as I see them.
I started purchasing Axion stock back in early 2009. Have followed John and his reports ever since. I have continually added stock on the pullbacks. I have watched a 40,000 share investment triple and then decline 80%. I have lowered my average cost as I watch my shares multiply and my losses mount. But I am not discouraged. Why? Because every time I think of my situation I remember John and his 2 Million shares at an average price of one dollar. He has suffered a million dollar loss and raves about the prospect of the future of this company. I can not get discouraged when every report shows that this company is headed in the correct direction, with a great product, at the right time, and should be at the right price. We are talking game changer here. Not a similar product in a new package. It takes a lot of time and money to create factories around the globe making a proprietary product everyone wants. For us to complain because the Gen 2 line is slow ( but working) is shortsighted. Believe me I have done my share of whining and whimpering over the short term setbacks. My wife has already written Axion off as my fools gold approach to our retirement. But this quarter was a lovely quarter.
It has been two years since Granville first talked about the Power Cube and the oil well potential. The market is huge, I believe about 3,000 oil wells. Each need a boatload of PbCs. They simply take the energy expended by the drill ( regenerative braking) and replace fuel spent on an oil rig ( normally diesel) to free electrical use. It is a great untapped market.
This conference call talks about solidifying the relationship and ongoing testing using the small power cube for home use. I believe they mean for those homes that need storage of solar and wind power. A small market that could develop into a great niche market.
I wish all Axion investors great patience in their investment horizons.
It is my understanding that indeed each battery takes 30 carbon electrodes and the maximum possible output per shift per line is 4800 electrodes. That works out to be enough electrodes for 160 PbC batteries in 8 hours but that is the theoretical maximum and JP used 130 batteries per shift which is just slightly over 80% of the maximum capacity. Using that 130 figure we project the current output from the single Gen 2 line for 1 shift over 52 weeks equals 33,800 PbCs per year. If you add a second and 3rd shift (24/5) the output jumps to 101,400 batteries per year from ONE Gen 2 electrode line. Add 11 more lines and the output jumps to 1,216,800 PbCs per year. At $240 per PbC battery the revenue from a full 12 electrode lines at approx. 80% of theoretical capacity is $292,032,000. Let me know if you see any errors in my numbers.
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I believe 30 carbon electrode assemblies per battery is right. When you start talking about adding shifts, the productivity per shift that I've always heard from industrial engineering types is 80% for a day shift, 70% for a swing shift and 60% for a night shift. So if I was doing a back of the napkin capacity calculation for a three shift operation, I'd expect to produce 9,600 electrode assemblies per line per day - or enough electrode assemblies for 320 batteries. For a 50 week work year, it works out to electrodes for 80,000 batteries per line per year. So a hypothetical 12 line operation would cost about $60 million to build and be within spitting distance of electrodes for a million PbC batteries per year.
Sorry for the confusion. I always think in terms of completing the New Castle plant with another 9 lines of automation. That is where I multiplied by 10. Forgetting to mention this little point however made what I wrote quite confusing.
Its hard to talk to me about a Love Story since the "love of my life" and I are an E-Harmony success story. Both over the age of 50 and from different states. We would love for Axion to provide us a comfortable retirement but realize that what we have together far exceeds any returns we might get from a stock purchase.
Futurist: Great rallying cry comment! Only for me, there's no need to rally...again, at least me. I agree that Axion is on the cusp of greatness. I have no doubt that both you and I, John and everyone here will be well in the black by this time next year.
Axion's founder's group of 10 individuals invested almost $15 million of their own cash before we started going to outsiders for capital. Like me, they're all in at an average price that's higher than today's market price. It would be unwise to underestimate the amount of skin Tom Granville has in the game.
I listened carefully to the replay of the CC again and TG said "low 3 figure number of BATTERIES per shift" - not low 3 figure electrodes. Now you can recalculate sales potential using low 3 figure number of batteries per shift. TG also said getting to the desired rate was "just a matter coordination" which fits the programming of "if then" statements spoken of by the plant manager. Not bad.
The most interesting thing I noted was that when Mr. Granville started ticking off the batteries that have been made using electrodes from the Gen2 line he spoke of 640 for the PowerCube, a couple of big strings for NS testing and deliveries of new prototypes to automotive OEMS. When I put it all together I see something on the order of 1,000 batteries and 30,000 electrodes over the last couple months. It's not a rate of 100s per day yet, but it's a far cry from the 1 per day that people were fretting about because of comments made at the stockholders meeting.
Bang & Labtech,
" We are not yet at our rated capacity of electrodes to produce a low three figure number of batteries per shift." But he thinks they are just about there.
If Axion can get the orders the one line can produce $15,000,000 in revenue. Since TG is planning on using some of the shelf registration for a couple new lines I have to believe he has a giant order coming from somewhere. Otherwise he would simply ramp up the one line and wait for the orders to come in.
It would be nice if he were more of a carnival barker luring me in with his sales pitch, but I guess doing it the right way ( like following the SEC rules) isn't so bad.
Axion has always been circumspect in discussing plans and more open in discussing accomplishments. They seem to have taken to heart the wisdom that they should take care of the business and let the market take care of itself. Over the short-term, a low public profile can be painful. Over the long term, the returns to both the company and the stockholders who "get it" outweigh the short-term pain.
Hello All, Its been at least a week since I was here, and there sure has been lots of good stuff posted since then. Much to chew on.
I was listening to the call today, and somehow didnt get recognized when I pushed star -one to ask questions. Sceeezch, I hate it when that happens. I did call into I-R, but havent heard back yet.
I think the main point today was that the gen one line is capable of making low hundreds in one shift,, I assume that is batteries. This is more than enough to take on anything NS dishes out next year. If all goes well, I assume they may convert 5-10 locomotives in 2012,,just a guess though, and that would be the second half.
Looks like we are on schedule for 9-10$M in 2011..which is pretty nice when you look at all the qtr numbers in the last 12 qtrs..great curve up.
Does anyone think they might go to NS or a BMW for a cash infusion? I remember someone saying they dont play that game, but if either had plans to make a substantial order it might make cents. One of my questions was, how long would NS test its first locomotive before placing more orders. I will save that for IR or the next call.
Well, more later hang tough. Matt
In the past I've had a number of clients in the position that Axion's in today. They seem to spend forever cleaning up the street and moving stock from weak hands to strong hands. When the supply-demand inflection point hits, and there are more buyers than sellers, the stock price starts to climb rapidly and the new market dynamic creates a pull demand from the market for new shares. Companies that couldn't get an investment banker to give them the time of day start getting unexpected and unsolicited calls from bankers who want to do deals. That's when fund raising gets fun because the bankers are competing for the company's attention instead of the other way around.
I posed this exact...how many batteries per day question to TG. His answer was it's all dependent upon what the orders are, but also said something to the effect that if Axion wanted to, they could make 4000 batteries/day.
When we bought New Castle, the primary goal was to give the research staff a complete battery factory they could use as a prototyping facility. There's nothing in the world that can compare with the ability to make a prototype electrode assembly in the morning and put it into a prototype battery in the afternoon without having to deal with a third party that's trying to schedule his own operations. We always viewed the excess production capacity as gravy that would eventually become useful.
The two flooded lead acid lines at Axion really serve no future purpose, except to make traditional batteries, in Axion's development. What would it take in dollars and permitting to turn those into AGM lines that could produce the PbC? Do you see that as a viable option where Axion can make 900,000 PbCs a year? I hate to leave money on the table. A gross profit of 20% or more on a $240 PbC times 900,000 units is 43 Million in bottom line profit. To equal this in electrode sales would require another electrode plant with a similar 10-12 line production capacity. I have to believe that changing the two flooded LA battery lines into AGM lines is simpler and cheaper than building and equipping another electrode plant.
(AXPW): Just and FYI, a block trade of 188,679 shares went off @ $0.53 @09:47:42 this A.M. and another 44K in two trades @ $53/$54.
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siliconhillbilly, contributorIt doesn't seem rational to me, but it appears Axion is being lumped into a group I label "struggling new battery makers" by the investment community. That's mostly Li-ion batteries, of course. So Axion moves up and down on specific news and with the whole green-renewable energy sector. Which is faltering badly with the realization that BEVs don't sell and feel-good green subsidies are not going to last much beyond the next few rounds of budget fixes. I hope :-)
It's nice seeing your core position price come down. However, I wouldn't be too perturbed if I never saw these prices again. I think Quercus is one of the last entities left selling at these prices and it causes some small holders to let some shares trickle out a bit when they see the high volume, dropping price along with the junky economy. It also keeps new buyers on the sidelines bottom feeding, thinking the stock isn't going anywhere. At this point it would be ok with me if Gelbaum was finished.
I don't think the trading price has anything to do with perceived value. It's all an issue of supply and demand and private placement investors who expected things to develop faster than they did.
I keep trying to figure out how I can sell off some of my other worthless stock and buy more at these prices. The question is whether it's worth it to sell the other company's stock at a 70% loss to try and pick up Axion when it's this low. Decisions, decisions, decisions.
I had HEV for awhile and finally had to swallow that pill (very hard to do) just finished selling off last week, i think there is still some kind of future there but gotta let some dust settle. I thought over a month ago if i didn't get some axpw then at .64 I would not have another chance. Who would have thought a month and a half later it sits in the mid-fifties...So who knows what will happen. Unless a catastrophe happens or Gelbaum knows something no one else does (which is possible, but the consensus seems to be he just needs liquidity for other projects) it is a pretty darn good price. At near one-year lows and the news has only improved since that low, no reason for it to be at these levels from my perspective.
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Dang! I hate being right about this one. Looks like my prediction last week of $0.50 shares may come true; trading at $0.51 right now.
Given 'all' the information supplied by the company, and the input of tech and manufacturing minded stockholders on this and other boards, who among us can see an order of size (>5000 batteries) coming within the next 12 months? NS will likely want any prospective end of year hybrid locomotive, whether yard slug or over-the-road, to be field tested for 6 months at a minimum (?). Automotive appears at least 2 years away, if it comes at all. It is a long time to wait, with all attendant internal and external risks ready to intervene. It is hard to resist what are perceived to be 'discounted' shares, but they may well get significantly cheaper yet given the well discussed dynamics at work here.
It dropped 45% yesterday I believe on these words..."Ener1 is currently in the process of determining whether the Company has sufficient liquidity to fund its operations."..Scary indeed. I do wonder if you have the number prowess to figure out what a good buy would be for a company in that position. In other words if they go through a restructuring of some sort what would the outcome be? Would they be cheaper on the other side of the restructuring?
.47...don't say that. Quercus has to turn off the faucet. Last week same thing happened, he dropped 500k shares onto the market at around .53 on 600k total trading day. A stock like this does not just bounce right back from stuff like that, it definitely has an effect on other sellers and buyers minds. It appears to me it is almost purposeful to keep the price down. Even on days he is dropping 10% it still showing buyers and other would be sellers the price is still dropping. Not sure who that benefits.
It simply is the fact that someone or some fund doesn't believe in the Axion investment story. Obviously, the sales last quarter and the Gen 2 line actually making product means little to the sellers. If I wasn't so tuned into the actions of the company because of John's blogging I would probably have sold by now because the stock price has crashed through so many arbitrary charting lines. This is considered a penny stock by most and a ten dollar stock by the long term holders.
So, with little risk, Why worry?
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I believe that is the required prospectus for the 28 Million in shelf registration that the stockholders approved at the last shareholder meeting. 45 Million shares at 60 cents = 28 million dollars. They won't sell 45 million shares if the price is higher than 60 cents.
It's a post-effective amendment to the registration statement for the 45 million shares that were sold in December 2009. When a company has a resale registration statement, it must file an amendment every quarter to update the prospectus included in the registration statement. It's all ordinary course of business.
JIC folks are wondering about the price action, IMO ...
>H.T.Love ... I'm just curious, so no offense. I've seen this short seller theory several times over the last year and anyone that follows the "Fails to Delivery Data" knows there hasn't been any to speak of. My quandary is who & what mindset would short a stock that has $.05-.10 spread and trades very low volume? I try to imagine but just can't. The block necessary to make a good risk/reward would have to be enormous and it's not a sure thing that a trader could lay hands on it.
The data provided is so opaque, even with the recent "improvements", it's hard to nail anything down.
0801 305859 112796 112796 36.88 36.88
0802 380281 027909 027909 07.34 07.34
0803 382331 095361 095361 24.94 24.94
0804 190996 044720 044720 23.41 23.41
0805 211199 041338 041338 19.57 19.57
0808 690560 337052 337052 48.81 48.81
0809 101119 029416 029416 29.09 29.09
0810 118769 050497 050497 42.52 42.52
0811 225061 049971 049971 22.20 22.20
0812 448979 120494 120494 26.84 26.84
0815 169503 060734 060734 35.83 35.83
0816 326308 079283 079283 24.30 24.30
0817 613816 095342 095342 15.53 15.53
>H.T.Love ... Thanks. I still don't get it but I guess there are gamblers everywhere. I short stock more than I should, maybe a few hundred +, here and there. Most of the time it is because of company financials are out of kilter or product market turns. Then there are times the technicals on the chart just scream.
I was always under the impression that one could not short a stock under $1. Guess I cold be wrong but the odds make no sense. Short selling volume numbers probably occur because of the problems with pink sheet or small OTC stocks. I'm not buying short selling. If someone shorted AXPW at $2.75 god bless them for being accurate. But no one is stupid eough to short a stock at $.50.
I can't prove (and don't care to argue regardless), and there are mechanical reasons that failures do occur. I suspect the following might not occur with such frequency and duration under normal circumstances though.
The biggest reason for fails to deliver in companies like Axion is holders who have shares in physical form (e.g. stock certificates held by a private placement purchaser) and can't get them converted into electronic form within the T+3 delivery date. The second data series does not strike me as anywhere near as interesting as the first one.
What does "failed" mean and what is (129 days out of 15x trading days) mean? Is this data showing more institutional sales? Quite confused. I follow Gelbaum's sales on SEC but I have wondered if there are more sales similar to his by people who do not have to report an SEC.
Jakurtz, I can answer part of it at least.
Jun 31,2011 Mar 31,2011 Dec 31, 2010
Raw materials 1,475,106 1,339,902 1,053,825
Work in process 1,300,441 1,052,850 470,219
Finished goods 522,073 38,115 123,516
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I am assuming that the inventory increase is all PbC orientated for a couple of reasons.
1) The basic lead acid inventory figures would not be increasing since the antique car battery business is pretty stagnate..
2) The flooded lead acid battery contract did not include Axion having to purchase materials.
The only thing left to increase is the PbC numbers. I suspect that the new gen 2 line is producing electrodes and Axion is in the "want to buy a PbC for testing" business.
Actually the flooded contract will impact payables, receivables and inventories, even though the net as the materials pass through the system is the equivalent of a cost plus contract. I do think PbCs for testing will be a significant source of cash, but they shouldn't have a huge impact on inventories unless Axion is building batteries for a big customer (NS) at a financial statement date.
There was a question in the Q1 conference call about the increases in payables and receivables that Chuck Trego said were related to the flooded battery contract. About the only way to keep those things off the books is to do some sort of consignment tolling where the entire parts inventory is consigned by the purchaser and all related inventories are kept segregated. It would be a major pain from both an operational and accounting perspective, and it would also reduce revenues to the labor and overhead component of the products instead of the full market value.
Wonder if the latest SEC filing. which I didn't understand until Futurist straightened me out, will spook the herd even more tomorrow? I'm sure that most of them do not have the benefits of TG's comment from Mayascribe's annual meeting blog that a capital raise would not occur until there was a price spike to a market cap of 75M. That would be a price of .87 or better with 85503302 shares currently outstanding.
Here's another random theory:
Given the market knows what we know... as soon as the price rises to .90 or $1, Axion will raise capital and the price will fall by 20%.
Now, if everybody thinks this is true, everybody will sell as soon the stock raises above .80, because that's where you'll be able to buy back after the raise. With the effect, of course, the price will never raise above .80.
I have been thinking about how to take advantage of the possible dip. I am not good at hitting the top or bottom so that 20% would most likely be closer to 10% (if I am lucky). I also run the risk of there NOT being a pullback and leaving a void while I chase the stock to get back in.
Tom Granville's made it pretty clear that he's not planning on raising money until after something happens to boost the price. Since the average price paid by the old guard is well over $1, I don't think anybody in a position of influence wants to see another down round.
Following up on what JP said, where *I* certainly am not authorative, the raising of capital is not a concern IMO because TG has stated that it *will* be at a higher share price.
HTL: I agree, all things considered the price of AXPW right now is a definite buy however, the last week has sent my 5 star dogs a yelping and I am having a hard time pushing the sell button even though AXPW's growth in the next two months may dwarf theirs.
John, I do hope T.G. has a few ideas up his sleeve for the PPS but I haven't seen any public statements about doing (or not doing) an offering at our current sub .70 price levels. Based on cash levels, I assume an offering must happen by mid 2012, whether Mr. Market accurately reflects AXPW's value by then or not, unless a major order is forthcoming from NS or another unnamed big boy.
I think you might want to go back and re-read Maya's first concentrator report on the money raising issue. It's pretty clear that Tom Granville sees some events coming over the next six months that he thinks will lift the stock price. I believe a higher price is already a foregone conclusion based on supply and demand dynamics alone. When you combine likely events with likely supply and demand dynamics, I expect a fun fall.
Wasn't able to edit in time. Assuming a 20% discount it would take 25.7M shares at .70 to raise 18M. (20% discount from .87 is roughly 70 cents.) If it were a 25% discount the price would be discounted from .87 to .65 roughly and it would require 27.5M shares to raise 18M. All of this doesn't consider private placement fees, or other forms of cost of raising capital.
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I look at the big launch titles of Redsteel and Zelda - both hugely enjoyable BUT do they have the power to drag non-players in - if not, it would go against the current Nintendo philosophy for the Wii!
The games that are scheduled for the coming months quite possibly just hark back to regular gaming- don't they, which Sony & MS have as well. I am sure I will be shot down on this comments.
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You and I are in complete agreement.Originally Posted by Rolex
BUT in the event of there not being what would be considered 'quality' releases, this leaves only the avenue of Homebrew Game Creating
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I would like to start a dialogue with you that is not covered in your well written bio. When did you start the sound design aspect? What type of equipment do you use? Sample library's, sequencer, sampler, mac or pc.
I hope you feel I am not being too forward. I like your work and you seem like someone that is a bit wise in the ways.
Hope you are having a successful 2009 so far. Perhaps, in the future, I can tell you a bit about my aspirations as someone who is a bit older (39) that is feeling like he's just finding his voice as a composer.
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