TAMO, AFSE, GRH-Ending Energy Picks of the Day-source: SimonSaysStocks.com

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Tamm Oil & Gas Corp  , an exploration stage company focused on the acquisition of oil sands leases and raising money to start production on the leases, closed today at 0.29 a share. If the company were to raise the capital to conduct the exploration, the properties of interest would be in Alberta, Canada. TAMO, ending the day up 56.8% and at a gain of +0.105, would be in competition with many other oil and gas exploration companies.

All Fuels & Energy Company , up 52.00% and at a gain of +0.013, closed today at 0.0380 a share. AFSE, based in the United States, is company involved in the production of ethanol. They hope to become a significant source of ethanol (a fuel made from corn) in the United States.

Greenhunter Energy Inc  is a company that focuses its attention on becoming a supplier of renewable energy sources for residential and industrial purposes. GRH, ended the day at $1.02 a share, target their products in the state of Texas, Wyoming and California. Greenhunter Energy closed at an increase of 5.15% and a gain of +0.05.


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