Aventine is valued at about $1.40 per gallon of ethanol capacity, while VeraSun trades at the equivalent of about $1.50 per gallon. It costs about $2 per gallon to build a new ethanol facility, or $200 million for a plant that produces 100 million gallons a year. If valued at replacement cost, Aventine's stock would trade at 12, or more than twice recent levels; VeraSun would trade at 11, nearly twice its recent price. Pacific Ethanol, which recently raised $28 million in a dilutive equity offering, trades slightly below replacement cost -- because it operates in the more protected West Coast market.

High Corn Prices, Production Squeeze Ethanol
Chuck Marvin and Alix Steele discuss lingering difficulties in the ethanol space.

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we all make mistakes ;p i bought this horrid stock at 42.50 and now look!

Just like the BF stocks

Genesis Leasing and Aircastle both have terrific yields, a function of the decline in the stocks of aircraft lessors. Some of these are owned from hedge funds believed to be struggling.

hit its 52 week low and is still going down, ethanol company, good PE and current ratio, recently picked up some long term debt, there is an over supply of ethanol now but i'm willing to bet there won't be in the future. 9.25

I ride this ones volatility. I'm not all pleased with the large debt to finance expansion.

Government likes it

Potential growth

ethanol

no future in ethanol

lost 30% of business when vse pulled out as client. revenue will fall.