<html> <head> </head> <body> <img title="email.logo.png" alt="email.logo.png" src="http://streetsweeperstocks.us/swstocks.email.logo.PNG" height="108" width="699" /> <h3 style="margin-right: 200px; margin-top: 0px; margin-bottom: 0px; text-align: justify;" align="justify"> Stocks we're watching for December: GESI, CBYI, VVIT </h3> Congrats to all of you who followed our August through November picks. Here's the recap. <a href="http://mailingbox.us/link.php?M=39725&N=7&L=15&F=H"><img src="http://streetsweeperstocks.us/fspm.chart.small.PNG" border="0" height="102" width="149" /></a> <a href="http://mailingbox.us/link.php?M=39725&N=7&L=16&F=H"><img src="http://streetsweeperstocks.us/edxc.chart.small.JPG" border="0" height="97" width="151" /></a> <a href="http://mailingbox.us/link.php?M=39725&N=7&L=13&F=H"><img src="http://streetsweeperstocks.us/skto.chart.small.JPG" border="0" height="97" width="154" /></a> <a href="http://mailingbox.us/link.php?M=39725&N=7&L=14&F=H"><img src="http://streetsweeperstocks.us/phot.chart.small.JPG" border="0" height="97" width="153" /></a> While August-November we followed the medical marjuana biz, December begins our focus on green, renewable energy technologies and we're not talking about boring old solar and wind power. What we're talking about here is the burgeoning Waste-to-Energy industry, estimated by Pike Research to reach the $30 billion mark by as early as 2022. The three stocks we're looking at are: GESI, CBYI, and VVIT. So let's get to it. <h3 style="margin-right: 200px; margin-top: 0px; margin-bottom: 0px; text-align: justify;" align="justify"> Waste-to-Energy stocks</h3> <img src="http://streetsweeperstocks.us/gas.jpg" class="rg_i" name="v49D-oa1rgjVyM:" data-sz="f" align="right" height="125" hspace="10" vspace="15" width="167" />1) <a href="http://mailingbox.us/link.php?M=39725&N=7&L=17&F=H">GESI</a> - Green Energy Solution Industries - We're going to just come right out and say it. Of the three waste-to-energy stocks we are looking at for December, this is the one we like most of all. Why? Because it is in the wood-to-energy business. Wood is the biggest source of renewable energy in Europe, up to 80 percent in some EU countries alone. You've got to check out this great article on wood-to-energy at <a href="http://mailingbox.us/link.php?M=39725&N=7&L=2&F=H">The Economist</a>. Even better than that, profit margins for this industry are exponential. Sources have it that the government of Canada even pays for the hauling-off of old railroad ties, and there are billions of them. The wood-to-energy industry is not just a profitable and affordable source of renewable energy, it also helps to clean up the environment. According to <a href="http://mailingbox.us/link.php?M=39725&N=7&L=8&F=H">Biomass Magazine</a>, Atlanta-based Georgia Power requested approval from the Georgia Public Service Commission to convert its 155-megawatt-per-year coal-fired unit at its Mitchell Generating Plant near Albany, Ga., to wood power. The plant will power more than 60,000 homes. The move is on from traditional, dirty power sources like coal to renewable, green energy technologies like wood-to-waste. 2) <a href="http://mailingbox.us/link.php?M=39725&N=7&L=10&F=H">CBYI</a> - Cal-bay International Inc. - Cal-bay is in the tire-to-energy biz and has recently announced a $20 million funding proposal. Tire to Fuel & Energy technology and recycling processes is projected to contribute to the mitigation of a worldwide environmental tire disposal crisis. Over three billion tires are stored in tire dumps in the United States and over 300 million more tires are disposed of every year in tire dumps. Not only is disposing of tires very expensive for municipalities, tire dumps also pose serious environmental and health hazards. Toxic tire dump fires, often because of arson, cause extensive air pollution and groundwater contamination. Hundreds of tire dump fires occur in America every year. One fire in Tracy, California burned 7 million tires for two years and caused immeasurable air and groundwater pollution. A US Department of Energy funded study of tire dump fires on the El Paso, Texas border with Juarez, Mexico determined that over 300 tire dump fires occurred there in one year alone. 3) <a href="http://mailingbox.us/link.php?M=39725&N=7&L=11&F=H">VVIT</a> - Vista International Technologies - Vista Intl. technologies is in the municipal waste to energy business, which means just about every kind of trash known to man, turned into useful energy. Vista has been increasing revenue. Albeit still small numbers, still revenue growth is in the double digits. Vista is also planning expansion into Europe. VVIT announces it has submitted its application to be listed on the Stuttgart stock exchange in Germany, and expects to be accepted for trading on the exchange in the next few weeks. This listing is one of the last requirements for the planned investment of up to $6 million into the company. The investment is proceeding as planned and, upon its completion, will allow the company to implement its planned expansion into Europe. The company has received significant interest across a number of countries in Eastern Europe, and upon closing of the investment will be meeting with local and regional officials regarding the placement of Vista waste-to-energy systems to solve their disposal issues. <h3 style="margin-right: 200px; margin-top: 0px; margin-bottom: 0px; text-align: justify;" align="justify"> Getting psyched for December </h3> Whichever one we go with, we know it's going to be a great December to close out the year. So go ahead and put them all on your streamer. And be looking out at the beginning of December to see which great waste-to-energy stock we go with. Have a great Turkey Day. See you on the other side. 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