This Penny Stock Is Ready To Explode. Read Why Now

Dear Fast Movers,

This new pick we are sending out is going to be the most talked about pick of the week. Have a seat and read why this pick is going to be a winner down below.

Here are just a few points to be aware of before we go into our pick any further.

1. There is research report out that states a target price of  $0.19 on the stock. We strongly believe that it could pass this price because over the past summer, the stock was trading around $0.25 and fell down by $0.02 cents.

2. The average volume has been 3 times higher than its normal volume. This does make the stock a little liquid and we do believe that with time, the volume will increase even more from here.

3. The 7 Day Average Directional Indicator is super bullish, indicating an immensely strong buy.

4. The current price resides around $.015. If we get to the price target issued by the independent research, the pick will experience over 1000% in gains. If we do not reach that amount, atleast 100% would be a great increase.

5. Today the company put out an excellent press release announcing an acquisition.  They are currently working on full report on the news. 

Now with all that said, let us get into the finer details of the company.

InterCore Energy, Inc. (OTC BB: ICOR) is a publicly traded operating and private equity investment firm that focuses on

the clean energy technology industry. It manages its own operating entities while also investing in emerging companies and

entrepreneurs in the energy sector that offer opportunities for extraordinary financial performance while looking to create

positive change in society. InterCore (ICOR) can act as the owner, product developer, or investor, providing equity or other

financing as well as managerial support when appropriate.

ICOR has gained a foothold in clean energy technology by acquiring a equity stake of up to 25% in EPEC Biofuels Holdings,

Inc. which is pursuing the development of Ethanol 2.0™. It also has executed an LOI with Legacy Group of Companies for a

100% acquisition. Legacy develops and manufactures power and automation systems for oil and gas industries, hybrid

marine propulsion systems, and cooling systems for use in containerized computing equipment.

ICOR derives its value from its focus on the clean energy technology industry, with a particular focus on energy sources,

efficiency, and recovery/reuse. Small investors can participate in this exciting and growing industry segment through ICOR’s

selective operating and investment activities across the industry. The Company is public and intends to gain returns in the

form of operating cash flow and capital appreciation of stock.

Our conservative estimates forecast revenues to grow from $3.57 million in FYE December 31, 2012 to approximately $142

million by FYE 2018. Based on these projections and provided that the Company raises a total of $10.0 million in capital, the

Cohen Target Price is 742.3% higher than the current price.

InterCore Energy, Inc. (“ICOR”) is a publicly traded (OTCBB: ICOR) operating and private equity firm with a

focus on investing in the growing clean tech energy segment. Similar to Berkshire Hathaway and other such

companies, ICOR acts as a holding and Investment Company, in addition to operating companies on its own

behalf. It provides equity, acquisition debt, or bridge financing to emerging fast growing companies and

entrepreneurs. ICOR assists the financial requirements of emerging companies that intend to generate attractive

returns and bring about positive change in the world. Based on management’s experience, ICOR seeks to augment

its portfolio companies in non–financial areas to achieve their potential and maximize returns to InterCore Energy

shareholders.

InterCore is currently a part owner of operating assets, an investor in Epec Biofuels Holdings, Inc. and intends to

own a 100% stake in The Legacy Group.

With an equity interest of up to 25% in Epec Biofuels Holdings (“Epec”), ICOR has a strong foothold in the

exciting and upcoming biofuels clean energy technology segment. EPEC is the Ethanol 2.0™ Industry Integration

Platform Leader. Epec is tapping the supply chain for production, distribution, and utilization of Ethanol 2.0™

produced from sweet sorghum.

Epec will own and operate ethanol production facilities across host farms in the U.S. using the Host Farmer™

program. They will manufacture and distribute modular Ethanol 2.0™ facilities for farms worldwide. The

Company will minimize the storage, distribution, and transportation of ethanol from production facilities to the

market. Additionally, Epec will support vehicle fleet conversions and supply fuel under long term contracts

Recent News

EPEC Biofuels Holdings, Inc.

EPEC Biofuels intends to become the largest producer of bioethanol in the world by operating a network of

proprietary farm based ethanol production facilities.  Augmenting the business will be manufacturing and

servicing modular ethanol production equipment for distribution around the world. A 25% equity stake and up to

two seats on the board will make InterCore Energy an important investor in, and beneficiary of, this growing

segment.

Figure 7: EPEC’s Business Plan

Source: Cohen Research

EPEC’s business plan depends on building an Ethanol 2.0 Industry Integration Platform and creating Supply

Chain Partnerships across the United States. The Platform allows for the management of developing sweet

sorghum to ethanol and integrating the distributed production and supply chains. The Supply Chain Partnerships

involves identifying strategic partners along the supply chain and forging partnerships using licenses,

collaborations and direct investments in a partner in return for rights to the proprietary technology and a degree of

influence over the direction of entity’s activities. Its goal is to be a low cost ethanol producer.

EPEC’s primary business model today is its Ethanol 2.0™, the same as ethanol except that it uses a different raw

material - sweet sorghum - as its feedstock and a different production process. Currently the Brazilian industry

uses sugarcane for feedstock and the American industry uses primarily corn for feedstock. Both production

systems use a large centralized production facility. EPEC uses sweet sorghum as a feedstock and processed at

smaller, decentralized, modular and distributed facilities located where feedstock is grown. Along with an

Industry Integration Platform, the Company will be able to set the foundation for a domestic advanced biofuel

industry capable of producing billions of gallons per year of sustainable engine fuel in a cost effective,

environmentally friendly manner. The idea reverberates with ICOR’s investment criteria in clean energy

technology solutions