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Re: jlwcat1 post# 118188

Saturday, 11/05/2016 6:50:07 PM

Saturday, November 05, 2016 6:50:07 PM

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OMG>>>the sample...the shareholder samples

Buddy if this product, this 18year old story dream paper selling story had any merit a major would of stepped in and made it happen way back in its long history.Instead it has collected dust for 10 years...lol


The product was in Walmarts for 6months...I'm sure the major players in the industry had this product land on their desks...lol...especially when fired a warning shot across the corporate bows of the likes of Proctor & Gamble and Johnson & Johnson...read promopump job link of 2005


the Big 3 saw this product and saw no potential otherwise for 2/3M$ pocket change,anyone of them they could of made a move on this 50B$ year product...lol

it a great story and a great story that continued to sell paper stateside with a nice serving of warm pigeon soup.
Hopefully you didn't buy tooo much wall paper.

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FINANCIAL ProfileSecond Quarter, 2005 Symbol: TSX-V CES... ..... ing re-formulated; and growing attention fromthe media, Ecoprogress has scored with all fiveclassic marketing Ps—product, packaging,placement, pricing, and promotion.Reflecting this fact, the company’s stock charthas a pretty nice look to it. It’s a smooth look-ing rounded bottom chart formation withgood, primary support at the $C0.20 level.Resistance comes in around just below the 30-cent mark. A five-to-ten-cent gain should beeasy. A volume breakout above $C0.30 couldhave the stock up by as much as another 20cents.Longer term, the potential looks much greater.The fem-hy market alone is worth billionsannually, and distributors feel Flushawayscould quite easily surpass a five per cent marketshare. Any way you look at it, that kind of sce-nario will reward investors.Beyond fem-hy, Ecoprogress will foreseeablyenter other markets, notably adult inconti-nence, a growing segment that lacks any realcompetition characterized by existing brandrecognition and/or customer loyalty—so it’s apretty open field. There’s also the disposablediapers market,