This could be the beginning of an accumulation period again!!! Enron still exists! It's shares are still traded!

The recent crash seems to be to be a classic case of TW distribution-- taken to a radical extreme.



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Jay Leno pointed out that the new issue of Forbes includes Enron in it's list of top 500 corporations.

Enron still exists as a corporation and it has assets. The last time I checked with Bigcharts.com it was still listed and it's share price was in the pennies. I would imagine that it's been delisted.

It strikes me as very interesting that it's not possible to find a long term price chart for Enron stock now. It's basically disappeared-- yet it still exists-- and I believe there's something strange going on. I believe that insiders may be entering another accumulation phase getting ready for an announcement in a few years that Enron is back.

It might be worthwhile to buy Enron OTC and wait.


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A passing mention in WSJ this past week, in an article about Enron, indicated that execs have all gone to UBS Warburg.

UBS Warburg is HQ'd in London. It's in financial services but has an energy division. The top Enron people are just picking up where they left off. The media is bamboozling the public with Enron investigations.

Another company doing what Enron was trying to do is Dynergy. It's not listed yet as far as I can tell.

UBS Warburg hasn't shown any TW traits. It's pretty jumpy, having gone up and down from 40 to 60 $ since it's NYSE listing started in mid 2000.