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My Picks for Monday October 19, 2009, are:

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NCS, NCI Building Systems Inc.

NCS manufactures and markets metal products for the nonresidential construction industry in North America.

The major milestones for the completion of NCS’s investment agreement (which includes a $250 million equity investment) with a fund managed by Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) have been achieved, and that NCS anticipates closing the transaction as early as October 20, 2009.

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NVNC, Novo Energies Corporation, NVNC.OB

NVNC’s mission is to enter the renewable energy sector by developing and implementing renewable energy solutions while maintaining its commitment to conserve energy, natural resources and

Magnum D’Or Resources, Inc. is an innovator in rubber reprocessing with the logistical capacity to easily satisfy its 5-year, $131.2 million in open contracts for the production of rubber buffings and nuggets.

However, as Magnum President and CEO Joseph Glusic recently stated, the infrastructural expansion this capital represents demands the immediate retention of several key personnel.

• Dr. Hugh Campbell, Engineering and Science • Curtis Basner, Operations and Procedure • Thomas Hillmer, Environmental Compliance • Paul Miles, Quality Assurance • Donald Kot, Transportation and Procurement • Donald Brinkmann, Architectural Design and Construction

Glusic expressed his excitement to be working with this team of “renowned consultants” and noted that each was a specialist in his field of expertise.

Magnum’s has its main 98,000-square-foot facility in Magog (Quebec) and an ancillary 120-acre location in Hudson, Colorado with buildings, equipment, commercially zoned land and a 30,000,000-tire inventory.

Magnum has access, through its proprietary technology and systems, to an emerging global market

Today, Spire Corporation announced that it has entered into two contracts to supply South Korea-based company Uni-CHEM Co., Ltd. with a 60 megawatt (MW) per year turnkey Cell Line and a 50MW per year turnkey Module Line. The contract also includes associated utilities and infrastructure support. The company projects that the Uni-CHEM integrated Cell and Module Lines will become operational in 2010.

Uni-CHEM has agreed to form a US entity, which will purchase 51% of Spire Solar Systems, Spire Corporation’s system integration business. Definitive agreements have not yet to be finalized. Additionally, Uni-CHEM indicated its intent to lease space at the Spire Semiconductor facility in Hudson, New Hampshire to house the automated Cell and Module lines. The companies are currently negotiating the terms of the sublease.

Roger G. Little, Chairman and CEO of Spire Corporation, commented, “We are excited to have finalized the cell and module turnkey manufacturing agreements with Uni-CHEM.

Rice rationing redux?  Chris Mayer on the return of rising food prices… Dan Amoss on what the Fed says versus what the Fed does… Russia sings dollar’s praises, dollar bulls stampede… Chuck Butler looks past the rhetoric… China’s latest resource grab… Iraqi oil… America’s best-selling car… with an MSRP of $60…

We begin a new week pondering the question that bedevils the conscientious market observer every day.Inflation? Deflation? Or as Agora founder Bill Bonner is wont to suggest, both?

“Inflation – rising prices, or a drop in the purchasing power of the dollar – will soon rise to the very top of economic concerns,” writes Chris Mayer. “I can’t understand why there are pundits who insist we can’t have inflation while the economy is weak. There are plenty of examples of weak economies with high inflation. After all, I don’t think they are hitting on

Gold was unchanged in the first hour of New York trading on Friday, but that was as good as it got, with the metal plummeting nearly $25 by mid-morning, after which a rally to the late Comex was abruptly snuffed out and the price limped to a finish at $954.60/oz., down $25.80. For the week, gold slipped 2.6%. Platinum peaked in Hong Kong, then traded choppily through the day but with a general down bias, ending at $1263, down $28. For the week, platinum was up 6.3%.

Silver was already declining when it hit the same strong morning selling as gold, and it dropped briefly below $15.20 at mid-morning, a low that it nearly revisited as it remained weak through the day to close at $15.27, down 61 cents. For the week, silver skidded by 3.4%. (Click here for charts)

The precious metals capped an up-again, down-again week by visiting

Founded in 1988, ThermoEnergy Corporation is an integrated technologies company that trades on the OTCBB. As part of the Waste Management industry they strive to think ‘clean and green’ when it comes to their business. They engage in the worldwide commercialization of patented and/or proprietary municipal and industrial wastewater treatment. In addition, they involve themselves in clean energy technologies.

ThermoEnergy has their headquarters in Little Rock, Arkansas, as well as offices in Worcester and Hudson, Massachusetts, and New York, New York. The company serves municipal, industrial, and agricultural markets in the United States. Their wastewater treatment technologies provide cost savings for their customers in demanding applications. Their clean combustion technology helps their customers who rely on oil or natural gas to switch to cheaper energy sources while meeting air emission standards and providing for full CO2 capture.

ThermoEnergy Corporation’s technologies provide solutions for removing nitrogen from wastewater streams. Their ThermoFuel process is