WikiWealth.com Introduces Ethanol Commodity Research Reports

Oct. 2, 2009 - PRLog -- WikiWealth.com applies innovative value investing techniques to a brand new fundamental commodity analysis of ethanol (http://www.wikiwealth.com/commodity:ethanol). What is the potential of an ethanol investment and how do you profit from ethanol price volatility? WikiWealth.com answers these questions with a comprehensive research report. Here is a small sample of WikiWealth.com’s comprehensive new real-time reports:

Ethanol is used as a fuel for motor vehicles. The largest ethanol producer in the world is Brazil. Commodity Analysis: Ethanol is rated a Hold. There is not enough data to indicator ethanol demand, whereas ethanol suppliers have a moderate potential in increase. Investor Survey: Ethanol’s long term growth potential is moderately favorable due to high scores on the SWOT analysis, but low sources in lack of good substitutes. SWOT Analysis: Strength: Ethanol is a renewable fuel; Weakness: ethanol has a high production cost. Opportunity to grow: ethanol could benefit as cellulose plants improve in the future; Threats to growth: a decline in crude oil prices could decrease demand for ethanol. Profit Conclusion: The commodity analysis hold rating indicates that ethanol’s price should stay the same over the short term, whereas an average investor survey means ethanol may stay the same in price over the long term. See the full interactive report at WikiWealth.com: http://www.wikiwealth.com/commodity:ethanol.

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