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Gold chart going vertical!!!
http://www.kitco.com/charts/livegold.html
Creede, well I wish you luck....I have seen the same posts on many OTC and pink sheet stocks 2 years or more ago, and 99% of them are disasters. Maybe you got lucky here and picked one in the 1% successful column. I doubt it, IMO...the MO looks too much like those in the 99% column.....
TRCI...a PR on my pick!! Let the games begin!!! LOL!!
Technology Research Corporation Appoints Barry H. Black as Chief Financial Officer and Offers Third Quarter Guidance
Tuesday January 3, 9:20 am ET
CLEARWATER, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 3, 2006--Robert S. Wiggins, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Technology Research Corporation (TRC), (NASDAQ:TRCI - News), announced that Barry H. Black has joined the Company as Vice President of Finance and Chief Financial Officer.
Mr. Wiggins said, "Barry Black brings significant financial expertise to the Company which is needed as we continue to expand our markets and grow the business. We are pleased to have a person of Barry's caliber join the Company." He added, "TRC expects to report a strong third fiscal quarter, which ended December 31, 2005, with earnings per share well above that of the same period last year."
Mr. Black has a Bachelor of Arts in Economics, a Masters of Science in Accounting and a Masters of Science in Taxation. He is a Certified Public Accountant in Florida, a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Most recently he was Vice President and Corporate Controller of Paradyne Networks, Inc., a multinational telecommunications company (Nasdaq). Prior to that he held a number of financial executive positions with AT&T Paradyne. His professional background includes controllership, treasury and cash management, corporate tax, SEC reporting, and mergers & acquisition activities. Barry also has significant experience in international operations and in Sarbanes Oxley implementation.
Mr. Black replaces Scott Loucks, who was the Company's previous Vice President of Finance and Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Loucks, who has been with the Company for 20 years, will assume much more of an operational role in his new position as Vice President of Financial Operations, reporting to Mr. Black. Mr. Loucks will be responsible for establishing enhanced operational controls to manage the Company's Far East activity, including its contract manufacturers and suppliers. In addition, he will concentrate his efforts on the Company's internal audit function as well as Sarbanes Oxley related matters.
Technology Research Corporation designs, manufactures and markets electrical safety products that save lives, protect people from serious injury from electrical shock and prevent electrical fires in the home and workplace. These products have worldwide application. The Company also supplies power monitoring and control equipment to the United States Military and its prime contractors.
"Safe Harbor" Statement: Certain statements made in this press release are forward looking in nature and, accordingly, are subject to risks and uncertainties. The actual results may differ materially from those described or contemplated.
Contact:
Technology Research Corporation, Clearwater
Scott Loucks, 727-535-0572
Fax: 727-535-4828
Web Page: http://www.trci.net
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Source: Technology Research Corporation
OT: rrufff...I find it refreshing that TDYH is not pumping and dumping. Will they get the Amex listing??? That's the big risk there....I would NOT recommend that stock to friends or family...blind faith is required and a willingness to lose all... The red flags there are being a pinkie and being slow to execute, IMO....
Creede....so all here bought low and sold near the high???
What about those that bought above 10 cents on HISC and AMEP?
They need over 100% gains to break even!! Both companies have diluted heavily so it will get harder and harder for those buyers to break even, IMO! Playing musical chairs on hype is not investing, but I agree many can make lots of money if they can sucker in enough buyers who think they are investing. I wasn't "embarrassed" by Greeneyedhawk....he is just more experienced on how many suckers are available so he won the short term pps bet!!! LOL!!!!
Creede...being a pinkie is the biggest red flag of all....and being a major diluting pinkie is waving a big red flag in your face!!!! Why didn't this wonderful company start on the OTC to begin with...or Nas or Amex?????? I hope they don't list with a billion shares OS and have to reveal all in their filings!!!!
$55 million in revs is a joke....you guys just didn't realize it was the punch line!!! LOL!!!
integrity1st....just researching material for my book...
Thanks Texas.....I think HISC will be able to be successful even with the mucho competitors out there...))))
LMAO!!! Is this true??? Did FASC have insurance???? I think I asked about explosions with coal dust and all the longs said no problem!!! I still say the KDS cannot be competitive with existing coal grinding equipment already out there that operates 24/7 safely in coal-fired plants......otherwise they would have sold a few in that industry...
By: megster
02 Jan 2006, 06:07 PM EST
Msg. 195621 of 195622
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Duke
The KDS will process both coal and wood. The wood has to be reduced to chip size before hand but it will not only turn it into fine sawdust, it will also dry it to less than 10% moisture. One unit wwas installed for the US Military as part of a bidding contract for contaminated wood products. It did the job but in the end another bidder won the contract.
Coal can also be processed into a dust which burns completely and almost instantly when injected into a furnace. The only caveat would be that at least one "blowout valve" would have to be installed for safety reasons.
In Ireland the top blew off the KDS and it went right through the roof of the building They were processing municipal waste. Fortunately no one was hurt but the operator was covered in excrement.
Any one remember PRAV???? Same biz as HISC years ago, but without the Homeland Security pump...went bankrupt in 2003, but was a high flyer.....used same kinda BS that HISC puts out now....
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/pr?s=PRAV.PK
Still has biz with the Destinator brand which was built on the backs of shareholders who were left holding the bag....
http://www.destinatortechnologies.com/
Bagholders still post at RB...
http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=BB%3APRAV&origsymbols=prav
Actually, entering HISS would probably save an investor a lot of money!!! LOL!!!!
integrity1st...That's two posts we've agreed on..this is getting scary!!!! LOL!!!!!
HISS by mistake??? No such symbol...if a "newbie" can't figure that out, they shouldn't be buying stocks...especially OTC's or pinkies....
Snaphook... "Does illegal immigration take jobs no one wants or does it keep wages in those jobs so low, no one wants them?"
My experience with illegal workers is in the construction business...when they started working in our area, they were receiving the same wages as local workers...
They advantage they had was willing to show up on time and work long hours to get the job done...when the local workers knocked off on Friday at 2 PM, the hispanics worked until dark. They were willing to show up on weekends to get the job done (local workers would promise, but never show up Saturday morning.). No Monday morning brown-bottle flu.. At first, the work was sub-par so an experienced hand was necessary to assure quality....in a few years, with experience, the illegals were becoming supervisors and the quality of the work greatly improved. These guys are here to work and make money. They don't pay income taxes, but they pay sales taxes and property taxes via renting. They get no Social Security benefits...most would be quite willing to pay income taxes and want to own their own homes.
I don't what the answer is....I do know they get hired because they work hard....many have income taxes deducted from their pay, but never file so never receive SS....in my experience, most pay cash for medical including hospital stays....
Waitedg, we are continuing to lose our manufacturing base. I began work out of college for Bethlehem Steel in 1968 and luckily moved on in 4 years. At that time the union guys were making twice as much as me and getting 13 weeks paid vaction a year. Also, after WWII, we poured money into Germany and Japan and built them state-of-the-art steel mills which ended up destroying our own steel industry. Now our auto companies (and others) can't compete with foreign companies that have the benefit of national healthcare and cheap labor. Our company CEO's were/are forced(?) to be short-sighted on earnings to keep the shareholders happy....Bethlehem Steel's home office plant had rolling mills that were built in 1919!!!! Capital expenditures didn't sit well with shareholders!!! Managers in Japan have 10 year or longer business/capital expenditure plans....
I don't know what the answers are for the USA in the new world economy....we are falling behind, IMO......
One naysayer....for January...
The market looks very toppy. Bad breadth, poor follow-through, distributive action, and overly bullish sentiment are all pointing towards a selloff. I would be surprised if it began in earnest before 2006, but I believe we will hit a rough patch in January. The market has been in neutral for nearly two years now and the upcoming selloff could be just the medicine it needs to launch the next leg higher. Not to get too much ahead of myself, but I believe the upcoming rough patch will prove to be just that, a rough patch. Once through it, I expect the market will rally strongly in 2006 and good traders will enjoy the ride. More on that next weekÂ…
Rest of the story: http://biz.yahoo.com/tm/051229/13715.html
Can America Compete With China's New Economy?
(snip) With more than 20 consecutive years of near double-digit growth, no country has grown this big, this quickly.
2005-11-17 13:45:41 CRIENGLISH.com
China Now Producing Its Own Jets, Cars, Even Space Rockets
SHANGHAI, China, Nov. 16, 2005 ¡ª - If the phrase "Made in China" evokes images of cheaply made toys and T-shirts, think again. Today's China manufactures fighter jets, space rockets, and has the world's first levitating train, which can reach speeds of 260 miles per hour -- faster than the Japanese bullet train.
There are now more than 120 Chinese car makers, which sell five million cars a year domestically and will begin selling in the United States in 2007.
"China is everything," said James McGregor, author of the book "One Billion Customers." "It's the top scale. It's the bottom scale. It's high-tech, it's low labor, all across the board."
"The new slogan is 'China rising,'" said financial analyst Donald Straszheim. "It's more than a slogan."
In fact, China is literally rising. Shanghai has some of the world's most cutting-edge skyscrapers, with 300 more under construction. China presently uses nearly half the world's cement.
In the southern city of Shenzhen -- a Chinese Silicon Valley -- Huawei is the world's second largest producer of the components which drive the Internet and the largest maker of some cell phone technology. Half of Huawei's 35,000 employees are engineers.
China graduates more than 325,000 engineers a year, five times as many as the United States. There are more Chinese learning English than there are native English speakers in the United States.
Even the old state-owned companies, such as China Aviation, are learning and adapting.
After making tail assemblies for Boeing jets for nine years, next year the company will start manufacturing its own commercial jets. The Asian Regional Jet, as it's called, was designed and will be built entirely in China.
The plane means that Boeing's one-time subcontractor will soon compete head-to-head with the U.S. aviation giant. That is the new reality of U.S.-China trade.
"Many Americans see China as both a threat and an opportunity," said Straszheim. "It's far more of an opportunity. China is now the global agent for change and also the engine for growth."
With more than 20 consecutive years of near double-digit growth, no country has grown this big, this quickly.
The Chinese have an expression for it: "Like a tiger that's grown wings."
ABC News' Jim Sciutto filed this report for "World News Tonight."
(Source: abcnews.go.com)
OT: integrity1st...agree with you on technology and Pacific rim!!! Energy "may" be flat in 2006, but I'm in for the looooong term.....still think there is more trend up, maybe at a slowed pace.. Besides, many were saying energy peaked in 2004!!! China and India demand is not going away, IMO, and will continue to grow.
I'm gonna start shooting crows and freezing them to serve to you dreamers later on in 2006!!! LOL!!!
OT: integrity1st...I'll say SMSI will do better than HISC, but I'll pass on the yard work!!! LOL!!
NGAS, PQ, NGS will also do better than HISC and I'll bet TDYH gets listed on Amex before HISC gets listed on the OTC.....
integrity1st...funny, I forget yours too!!! Would you like a suggestion of one that will do better than HISC in 2006????
Texas...LOL!!! Just think, if it's that easy to convince posters someone died, look how easy it is to convince posters they will become millionaires by buying some POS pinksheet stock!!!!!
Best AMEP RB post of the year for all of 2004!!!!
By: r_rivers00
31 Dec 2005, 04:54 PM EST
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Let's set a few things straight...
1) This is not an "investment"; it's a high-risk, high-stake trade. That's why it trades over the counter. You're likely to lose your shirt if you fall in love with your investments, and that is particularly true with penny stocks. That is also why Greeneyed's post about 300 percent increase over the year is meaningless. I certainly wouldn't put my money on AMEP as a year-long investment. I bought at .027 and sold at .07. Unlike Greeneyed, I didn't have to wait a year to get my 300 percent increase. I suspect that many are here because they bought in the 6, 7, 8 penny range and can't afford to think about bailing now.
2) Beware when companies obfuscate the obviously simple facts. For example, what percent of AMEP's revenues will go toward the BDC investors and what percent will go toward the parent company? I challenge anyone to give me a straight answer to this question; I certainly can't find it anywhere. That's because the financial arrangements are not there in plain view. They bought a rig. But we don't know how much they paid, who paid for it, under what terms of the deal, etc. Why, you have to ask yourself, is this such classified information? One answer I've heard here is that, in case CB decides to sell, he can get a good price. Two things about that: First, why would secrecy fetch him a higher price? Second, if he bought the rig with the safety net of being able to sell it in the future, doesn't that tell you something about how much confidence he has in finding oil?
3) After telling shareholders that the company was about to drill in the next few weeks, a good, honest CEO would also tell his shareholders why he wasn't able to meet the deadline. That is called openness. That is called honesty. And my experience has always been that, when the company is honest, the market rewards it -- even when the news isn't as good as expected. I learned this the hard way -- by buying PRVH (another sleazy CEO, in my opinion) and by not buying ALMI when it was a dime (it's now 90 cents). My experience tells me that the best predictor of an OTC stock price is not, as many of you think, its potential (because that is ALWAYS hyped) but the integrity of the CEO. Ask yourself: What is the integrity of CB like?
4) So what's in the future? I, for one, don't know. I only know that this company does not come clean with its shareholders when things don't go as planned -- even when the plan has been publicly announced. This, to me, is unacceptable. We know there is rig out there, but we don't know what percent of it has already been farmed out to investors and what percent of its income will eventually find its way to shareholders. That makes me nervous. I'm waiting in the sidelines. If it drops to below 3 cents, I will buy again.
All this is, of course, just my opinion and anyone who makes investment decisions based on what they read on the RB chat board is stupid. But good luck to you all. If you get CB's ear, just ask him to do one thing: come clean.
greeneyedhawk...next time you talk to Bitters, be sure to tell him you have to have a well drilled before you frac....
Also, how many existing wells have been fraced and what were the results??????
The hype....a year in review....from Renmanaz on RB...maybe they were counting on the Amex listing....and sales...
I hope Greeneye does better on AMEP!!!!!
Renmanaz whole post:
http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=BIPH&read=80956
Contest entries:
$10.00-------biph4life
$12.50-------biphispanic
$17.60-------cyberbub0
$4.23-------jamesssss
$4.78-------jaratca
$6.50-------jeffreysjammers
$4.16-------jpi30
$17.50-------kindoeike
$11.2358-----mackenzian
$13.33-------1greeneyedhawk
$3.18-------patton74
$5.80-------phrreee
$7.25-------renmanaz0
$9.99-------shellbark04
$18.50-------stephqb
$5.50-------zoloft
Well, there you have it. 16 players in trying their best, by whatever rationale, to guess the 2005 year-end price for BIPH.
The average guess was $9.50, with eight above the average and eight below. If we remove the highest and lowest pick, the average guess drops to $9.31; removing the top two and bottom two picks yields an average guess of $9.05, dropping the top three and bottom three picks results in an average guess of $8.68. The middle six picks averaged a price of $8.46.
The three highest picks averaged $17.86, the three lowest picks averaged $3.86.
Good luck to all. Hope we are all "winners."
Renmanaz
Nice response to the contest!!!! From the sound of the boards, everyone seems to have a good feeling about 2006. I heard some TV talking heads last weekend saying the Dow was going to hit 11,000 by Friday (yesterday)....maybe they missed it by a week or two... GLTA!!!
OT: rossi....PQ, NGAS, NGS look like long term buy and holds to me, especially if they drop a bit more if mild weather in January. With China and India sucking up more and more oil every year, oil and gas stocks will be good for years to come. Precious metals will also do well, IMO, as the middle classes in China and India grow and gold-holding is part of their culture. The middle class in India is now equal to the total population of the USA and growing. I have a good portion of my investment dollars in a Natural Resources mutual fund that covers energy and metals and is up 40% this past year. At my age, I have to be very conservative with the bulk of my funds......
Gateway_Stocks...IMO, I think there is one more pump & play left if they can get the rig running, but the "spike" will be a limited one due to the millions of shares dumped to pay for the rig and associated expenses. Lots of bagholders ready to get out and minimize losses...... Too bad the PPS chart doesn't look like the OS chart...... There will be a few like ctb who will hold, IMO, and be the only one posting here in a year!!! LOL!!!
LOL!! What were your picks for the contest, ctb????? AMEP up 308% for the year and down about 64% from the high.....
Unfortunately many of the buyers didn't get in at the beginning of the year, they didn't make 308% and are holding the bag....they bought their shares from the pump and dumpers..... AMEP is a momo play, it's not about investing....you people that suck others into buying your shares won't even be posting a year from now. You guys are like used car salesmen boasting about selling a $500 POS junker to some sucker for $2000....good job, boys!!!!
Boy, some really good picks there!!! I'll feel lucky to end up in the middle!! Happy New Year to all and may all your stocks be winners in 2006!!!!!
TRCPA....well, our challenge wasn't very decisive, FASC closed down 3% and GW closed up 3%....do you want to continue through January???
Happy New Year!!!!!! May we all make some bucks in 2006!!!!
greeneyedhawk...LOL!! Sure, why not!!! Another pump and dump bet??? BTW, as a "professional" investor, how much of your profit did you lock in?? I don't recall you saying you sold, maybe I missed it??? You seem to be very open about your buys.....what about sells or would that be "unprofessional" to report??? So the bet is to 'exceed' the close of .0686 on Feb 28th, a +40% increase.
I hope it does get there or higher and let some of the bagholders exit....the new bagholders won't have an excuse, the red flags are clearly there for all to see. I'm betting they have diluted so much and have hurt their credibility so much, the "players" will be more cautious....plus many are looking for a quick exit, IMO. Maybe the soccer mom can give us an update on the rig after school reopens and she drops the kids off.....or maybe the Hong Kong pilot can do another field inspection.....or maybe you'll head down again to "observe the drilling". Later on, maybe we can bet on how much revenue AMEP is going to report in their next filings...
chuckrmon22...I just really hate liars and con men...I guess because that was the way I was raised....
No calls to the office lately??? Are their noses getting too long to get in and answer the phone?????
So why is the stock still 5 cents??? Street doesn't believe them or they are dumping too many shares?????
SPSC up nice on news...Spectrum Sciences & Software, Inc. Awarded $1.5 Million in National Defense Contracts
Thursday December 29, 9:00 am ET
Manufacturing Division Ramps Up To Meet Increased Demand
FALLS CHURCH, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 29, 2005--Spectrum Sciences & Software Holdings Corp. (OTCBB:SPSC - News) announced today that the manufacturing division of Spectrum Sciences & Software, Inc. (SSSI) was awarded more than $1.5 million in national defense contracts during the second half of 2005.
The work includes fabrication of F-16 external fuel tank containers for Hill Air Force Base, EC-130 nose radome containers for Wright Patterson Air Force Base, and parachute packing tables for the Defense Supply Center in Philadelphia. Most of this work is scheduled to be completed by June 2006.
According to Darryl K. Horne, Spectrum Holdings' President and Chief Executive Officer, "Spectrum's manufacturing team has taken giant steps to increase efficiency and productivity while diversifying and expanding its producer network. Several new precision machining centers were recently acquired to facilitate this expansion and the workload increase."
Mr. Horne added that the new work aligns with the manufacturing division's objective to, "Pursue long-term production contracts that are profitable and fit our core processes. We intend to grow this division in a controlled incremental way that supports our customers with quality products, delivered on time. We will continue to integrate our commercial business as well as expand our customer base in the Department of Defense."
SSSI is performing this work at its facility in Fort Walton Beach, Florida.
About Spectrum Sciences & Software Holdings Corp.
Spectrum Sciences & Software Holdings Corp. is a technology and technical engineering solutions company focused on three primary target markets -- national security, energy & environment, and transportation -- with an emphasis on homeland security. The company's business offerings encompass management services, procurement, manufacturing, science and engineering, and information technology.
The company currently has more than 350 employees within its family of subsidiaries, which include Horne Engineering Services, http://www.horne.com/; Spectrum Sciences & Software, Inc., http://www.specsci.com; M&M Engineering, http://www.mmeng.net; and Coast Engine and Equipment Company (CEECO).
More information about Spectrum Sciences & Software Holdings Corp. can be found at http://www.spectrumholdingscorp.com.
Forward-Looking Statements
This news release contains forward-looking statements as defined by the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements include statements concerning plans, objectives, goals, strategies, future events or performance and underlying assumptions and other statements, which are other than statements of historical facts. These statements are subject to uncertainties and risks including, but not limited to, risks set forth in documents filed by the company from time to time with the Securities and Exchange Commission. All such forward-looking statements, whether written or oral, and whether made by, or on behalf of, the Company, are expressly qualified by these cautionary statements and any other cautionary statements which may accompany the forward-looking statements. In addition, the Company disclaims any obligation to update any forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances after the date hereof.
Contact:
Spectrum Sciences & Software Holdings Corp., Falls Church
Corporate Communications:
William Maly, 703-564-2967
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Watching CEF and also watching my GG on the march to $30....
Beigle...ALMI/BIPH/NNAN could all be good momo plays, especially if all three get on the same pump handle at the same time!!! LOL!!!!
Oil Prices Stay Close to $60 Per Barrel
Thursday December 29, 8:03 am ET
By George Jahn, Associated Press Writer
Oil Prices Near $60 After Iran's Oil Minister Says OPEC Should Mull Production Cut
VIENNA, Austria (AP) -- Oil prices slipped but stayed close to $60 a barrel on Thursday after Iran's oil minister said OPEC should consider cutting production next month.
The release of U.S. inventory data later in the day with expectations of across-the board stock draws also helped markets.
Light sweet crude for February delivery fell 19 cents to $59.63 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange by midday in Europe.
Brent crude was trading at $57.39, down 25 cents on the ICE Futures exchange.
The price of NYMEX crude is about 16 percent below its Aug. 30 high of $70.85. Oil prices remained above $60 a barrel for months after Hurricane Katrina disrupted Gulf of Mexico oil and gas output and dipped below $60 recently amid mild winter weather in the United States.
Heating oil and gasoline were essentially steady at $1.6835 a gallon (3.8 liters) and $1.5915 a gallon respectively. Natural gas was down more than 16 cents to $11.47 per 1,000 cubic feet.
On Wednesday, January natural gas futures reversed a three-day slide of 23 percent, rising 40.9 cents to settle at $11.431. Natural gas, which briefly topped $15 earlier this month, has been under pressure lately amid forecasts calling for mild weather in much of the U.S.
The Iranian oil minister said in remarks published Wednesday by the Sharq Newspaper that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries should consider cutting production by one million barrels a day when it next meets Jan. 31. Kazem Vaziri Hamaneh wasn't specific on whether the reduction should be made in the cartel's actual production or its output ceiling, which is currently set at 28 million barrels per day.
"It can be said that under the present conditions the supply of oil is more than its demand," he said.
Vienna's PVM Oil Associates attributed Wednesday's gains to "forecasts of stock draws across the barrel and expectations of OPEC deciding a quota cut at its end-January meeting."
Still, analysts said sustained price gains were unlikely with weather forecasters calling for higher than normal temperatures over the next week.
According to Accuweather.com, temperatures in most of the United States apart from the northwest will be higher than normal in the next six to 10 days. The U.S. northeast is the world's biggest heating oil market.
$3.50...Bridgetech Seeks Full Reporting Status - Files Form 10-SB With SEC
Thursday December 29, 8:00 am ET
SAN DIEGO, Dec. 29 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Bridgetech Holdings International, Inc. (OTC: BGTH - News), a company focused on maximizing the potential of emerging healthcare products and services in China and the U.S., today announced that they have filed their Form 10-SB registration statement with the SEC. This filing is required to move the Company to reporting status under the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, and is subject to the SEC's review and comment process. Once this registration statement is reviewed and becomes effective, the Company will be eligible for quotation on the OTC Bulletin Board.
"We are eager to move onto the OTC Bulletin Board and to become a fully reporting entity," said Michael Chermak, President and CEO of Bridgetech. "There is a tremendous amount of interest in our Company and it is important to have all of our information out and available to the public. This is another key component of our strategy and will put us in position to evaluate an eventual move up to a larger national exchange."
About Bridgetech Holdings International, Inc.
Bridgetech is leveraging its extensive network of relationships in China and the U.S. to capitalize on the demand for Western Healthcare in China. The Company is bringing emerging drugs, devices and diagnostics to China, with an initial focus on Oncology and Women's Health. In addition to the China healthcare market, Bridgetech is focusing on the areas of nurse recruitment and training, medical imaging and non-invasive surgery, and RFID based hospital asset management. For additional information, please visit www.bthi.com.
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Statements contained in this press release that are not statements of historical fact are "forward-looking statements" as that term is defined under federal securities laws, including, without limitation, all statements concerning expectations, beliefs, goals, intention or strategies for the future of Bridgetech. Forward-looking statements may be identified by words such as "goals," "plans," "believes," "will," "expects" and other words of similar meaning used in conjunction with, among other things, discussions of future operations, financial performance, product development and new ventures. Many factors, including delays as a result of the SEC review process, could cause actual events or results to differ materially from those expressed in any forward-looking statement. Investors are cautioned not to place any undue reliance on any forward-looking statements.
Investor Relations:
Redwood Consultants, LLC
415-884-0348
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