T-3 Energy Services (NASDAQ:TTES) provides essential safety equipment for oil and gas rigs. Though drilling activity has been affected by the fall in commodity prices, Chris Mayer says the stock has been massively oversold. Today it is trading at $19, down from a high of $84 last year. Given its healthy cash flow and strong international growth outlook, Chris says a move back to $60 is on the cards.

This from The Rude Awakening:

The last time I recommended T-3 Energy Services (NASDAQ:TTES) to the subscribers of my investment letter, Capital & Crisis, the stock tripled over the ensuing months. And even after I issued a “Sell” recommendation on the stock, it continued to move higher. But that was WAY back in July…and nothing is like it used to be.

From a high of $84 a share in July of this year, the stock has come all

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Research in Motion (NASDAQ:RIMM) in focus today.Let's start with the downgrades:- Deutsche Bank lowers their rating to Sell from Hold, lowering their tgt to $70 from $120. RIM has become more dependent on hardware sales with time. This means that they have to keep running to keep up with changes in consumer tastes and risk missing numbers if their products do not hit. The company stated they expect operating margins to improve as R&D spend decreases, but also seemed to indicate ad spending would continue to grow. The company guided Q3 gross margins to 47% and expect the margins to move into the mid 40s in FY10. This is well below DB's estimate of 50%. RIM pointed to a large number of new product lines for the cut. In part, the firm thinks this is indicative of their struggle with 3G technologies among other issues....

The death the the US investment bank is greatly exaggerated, says Lynn Carpenter in Investor's Daily Edge. Raymond James (NYSE:RFJ), Piper Jaffray (NYSE:PJC), Canaccord Adams are still in business. Some of the others didn't really disappear. They're either now paired with a commercial bank, like Merrill Lynch (NYSE:MER) or have turned themselves over the the Fed for regulation, like Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) and Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS). This, says Lynn is no bad thing...

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Many industrial projects require long lead times and massive amounts of cash. Following and pushing them through to the finish is often taxing and frustrating. If a company can find and retain a group of experienced managers to push through to the end, they will find that the rewards are large and profitable.

Raven Biofuels International Corp., a development stage biomass-products refiner, is working to bring waste-product refinery capacity online. The company is currently in talks to secure financing and merge with companies oriented toward developing leading edge bio-mass gasoline products. By all accounts, the company is making positive progress in these two areas.

The ultimate short term-five year goal of the company is refining 100 million gallons of biofuel gasoline. To achieve these goals the company has engaged in merger talks with Pure Energy Inc. and formed a partnership with Spectrum Energy, a British Columbia company familiar with cellulose

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