Lebed.biz Alert – GFRE hits $1.45, this is insane!

GFRE just hit $1.45 up 559% since I announced it as my speculative rating of 1 pick on December 13th at $0.22 and up 326% from its opening price on December 15th of $0.34! Congratulations to everybody!
 
Here is my original alert about GFRE
 

Lebed.biz Alert – Here is my major announcement!
Sat, Dec 13, 2008 at 3:32 AM
I take great pride in my track record,
especially when it comes to speculative rating of 1 picks. My last
speculative rating of 1 pick DROOY has been one of
the most explosive stocks in the market during the recent weeks and I
believe now is the perfect time for me to release a new speculative
rating of 1 pick.
 
Last weekend I announced four
agriculture plays and all of them made explosive gains this past week.
My new speculative rating of 1 pick is an agriculture play and I
believe it could be one of the most explosive stocks in the entire
market for the remainder of 2008.
 

The company is Gulf Resources and its symbol is GFRE. It closed this week at $0.22 and has a market cap of $21.9 million.

 
GFRE is
one of the biggest discoveries of my life and I doubt you will see this
stock trading at these levels ever again. I never tell you to buy any
stock… but if there was ever a stock that I strongly suggest you
should consider buying immediately… this is it right here.
 
GFRE has a P/E right now of 1. That’s right… a P/E of 1. GFRE
earned net income during the most recent twelve months of $18.8 million
and projects to finish 2008 with full year net income of between $20
and $23 million on revenues between $84 and $90 million.
 
If we take the mid-range of their
revenue guidance: $87 million, that would be an increase of 60.5% over
2007 revenues of $54.2 million.
 
No stock deserves a P/E of 1, especially this stock. GFRE is one of only six companies licensed in China to produce and distribute Bromine.
 
Bromine is a valuable non-renewable resource that is very important for agriculture in China. GFRE is one of the largest producers of Bromine in China with a market share of approximately 20%.
 
Bromine compounds are effective
pesticides, used both as soil fumigants in agriculture, particularly
fruit-growing, and as a fumigant to prevent pests from attacking stored
grain and other produce.
 
Significant volumes of world trade in
agriculture goods depend on the use of Bromine compounds to ensure
compliance with mandatory rules on quarantine. Bromine compounds are
also used as intermediates to make some of the agriculture chemicals we
take for granted.
 
To prove how important Bromine is for agriculture… Potash (POT),
the largest fertilizer company in the world and the company I announced
as my speculative rating of 2 pick last weekend before it gained 33%
this past week… just announced in October that they increased their
stake in Israel Chemicals: http://www.reuters.com/
article/mergersNews/
idUSN2345920720081023
 
As you can see in the following link, Israel Chemicals is the world’s largest producer of Bromine with 35% of the world’s production: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Israel_Chemicals
 
Clearly, if POT is buying up ownership in the world’s largest Bromine producer Israel Chemicals, GFRE is in the right place at the right time!
 
Investing into China is like investing
into America 100 years ago. When it comes to investing in China… I
believe agriculture stocks are the way to go because there are major
food shortages in China and everybody needs to eat.
 
GFRE
doesn’t export anything out of China to the U.S. or anywhere else. The
U.S. can fall off the face of the earth and it won’t matter to GFRE.
 
There is absolutely no fundamental reason for GFRE
to be trading as low as it is right now. It was as high as $3.19 less
than a year ago and could be headed back up there, in my opinion!
 
Don’t try to rationalize why GFRE is only $0.22. This is a small window of opportunity that I doubt will last any longer. Think of GFRE
like this… if it becomes a 5-bagger, it will still have a P/E of only
5. If it becomes a 10-bagger, it will still have a P/E of only 10.
 
GFRE
has a very strong balance sheet with $0.23 per share in cash and a book
value of $0.46 per share! I am predicting right now, a major short-term
rally in GFRE that begins next week!

 

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Jonathan Lebed
Lebed.biz
Staff




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