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Some people believe cotton candy is as important as penicillin...it's interesting how LIBERAL some people are..
I wonder if we can "kill" calories in food too...like cotton candy, carmel corn, and other healthy things .
The difference between other food steriliztion processes and OUR process is like the difference between shooting a bullet at something and dropping an A-bomb on something. Which would YOU want if you had millions of YOUR money invested in a food processing plant?
Goldman nothing. I WANT to buy it! Can anybody loan me a few billion dollars on a 3 year note?
Let's see: We NOW have patent applications for health care/infrastructure sterilization, bio-terrorisim sterilization, AND food processing sterilzation. What else is left? We've not JOINED ANYBODY'S game, we've created our own.
Wow, such patience! I give credit to MZEI for NOT putting the cart before the horse. EACH NEW patent will add ENORMOUS value to the company. I want to see the BIG press releases just like everyone else, but obviously they KNOW what they have and they are going to the ends of the earth to protect it. Should make the BIG news even more exciting.
No, I was not able to attend. Hope to attend the next one whenever they schedule it.
I'd think it just adds considerably more value to MZEI - and I'm sure that anything (anywhere) is for sale for the right price and right conditions. From all indications - especially if you look at the most recent patent filing pertaining EXCLUSIVELY to the bio T unit, it would appear that we have two similar yet somehow different machines for each application. I DON'T believe that either "conflicts" with the other's market. Therefore, it would seem that there are definitely TWO completely different revenue streams - which would have to be valued idependently from each other. I don't know if it DOUBLES the market value, but it could.
Well, rememeber, many months ago EM said in no uncertain terms that the TWO revenue streams would remain seperate entities, and the MZEI would retain ALL of those rights.
I agree. Personally, I think the next 5 months will be very exciting.
Big PROFITABLE, STABLE, RELIABLE companies - like those wo might be interested in our product and science, DON'T like risk without GREAT reward. Furthermore, they are DD bird dogs. Fortunately, our consultants, team members, etc., have played in this arena MANY times. I've noticed that special attention has been given to our patent applications - by multiple patent experts - to help insure that there is as little risk as possible. The Art of the Deal by Donald Trump: "if you're going to be thinking anyway, you might as well think BIG." I doubt ever in American history if there's EVER been so much profit potential; so much humanitarian GOOD done at the same time - not to mention as QUICKLY as MZEI has managed to perfect AsepticSure.
Like I said TG, WE hold ALL of the bullets.
Lastly,
Ed has said several times - dating back to the last AGM, that long term, he wanted a dividend bearing stock opportunity for MZEI shareholders. So I would doubt that our CEO would enter into an agreement with anyone incapable of furthering that vision.
You never want to get into a shootin' contest with the person who has all the bullets.
IMO, the way things have shaken out - in that everything is coming together at the same time at the end of the game rather than bread crumbs all summer long, I think we will SAIL past .50 like we sailed past .15 last November…but this time we have no more fiery hoops to jump through, nothing left to prove/pass/study, or more money to raise. I doubt that our current share price even enters into the equation, as it’s fairly easy to understand that nothing can hold us back now. LIKELY, if there WERE a company interested in buying MZEI, they’d be smart enough to never even mention our current share price - so we don’t have to counter their comment with “profit per unit x CONSERVATIVE CONSERVATIVE CONSERVATIVE - FIRST YEAR - market penetration. I ASSURE you that any SMART company will THOROUGHLY have a grasp on the BIG PICTURE even BEFORE they schedule a meeting with MZEI, and I seriously doubt that “current share price” ever enters the conversation.
In a deal anywhere CLOSE to that kind of size, there’s NO WAY that CASH would ever be involved…especially in THIS economy. Furthermore, it would take a STRONG company to be able to make a deal…unstable companies trading less than $20.00 per share need not apply. MZEI would NEVER risk a deal with such companies. Not only would we want to protect OUR OWN investments, but also we would want to make sure that our cause is carried on as well. Of course, there’d be certain tax advantages to a stock swap vs. a cash deal anyway for us…but only if the company were stable and had a passion for our science.
Based on information already given by management as to the probable sale price - aorund $65,000 and the probably gross profit per unit of around $30,000.00 +, for each 34,000 units sold a gross profit of 1 billion 20 million dollars would be made (if my math is correct).
Now it’s anybody’s guess as to how many hospitals there are in the USA; how many MULTIPLE units even a very SMALL hospital might purchase. I could see a VERY SMALL county/country hospital having even at least TWO, while a much larger metropolitan hospital might have as many as 5-10 on hand.
Next, I know from experience that it’s quite possible to manufacture 8,000 - 9,000 17‘-24’ fiberglass recreational powerboats in one calendar year by ONE manufacturer. Knowing how many man hours it takes to build boats, I could conclude that it would be perhaps AT LEAST 5 TIMES quicker to build an AsepticSure unit. So, using the LOWER figure of 8,000 x 5 = 40,000 units per year - from only ONE manufacturer. It’s possible. That correlates to 1 BILLION 200 MILLION gross profit…in ONE YEAR.
Now granted, once a hospital has BOUGHT the AsepticSure’s, they won’t have to replace them for many years, if ever. BUT, I’ve only spoken about hospitals….within the USA…so far.
Next, how many hospitals throughout the WORLD could afford them? And those who could NOT afford them could possible LEASE them from a separate division within the company. Can anybody say: GMAC? Ford Motor Credit like? Automotive leasing companies can be MORE profitable than retail new car sales dealerships….and AsepticSure machines would not “deteriorate” or depreciate as automobiles would.
Next, lets talk about doctor’s suites and other independent care facilities outside of hospitals - which are becoming MUCH more prevalent these days.
Next lets talk about schools, universities, sports facilities, office complexes, etc., etc., etc.
FINALLY, there is the wildcard; the cherry on top of the hot fudge sundae: Government applications.
Well, it WOULD be completely normal in a “stock for stock” exchange for us to get 1 share of THEIRS for 5 shares of MZEI IF our stock were valued @ $5 ps and theirs @ $25 ps.
This can be looked at in a few different ways. FIRST, our AsepticSure will serioulsy challenge (read: cut into) profits of drug makers, pharmacies, etc., but it should ALSO "free up" thinking and progress in other areas of medicine and helth care as they'll ALL have much less to worry about with our machine on the job.
I'm not a "buy out" conspiracy theorist. I'd rather sell them door to door like Hoover Vac's did back in the day. Also, I may glue one to the top of my Suburban like the Terminix man.
There must have been very significant developments over the summer as a result of the G-8 meetings prompting MZEI to give so much attention to the Bio-terrorism variant of AsepticSure. It seems that there must be a very large incentive for the Bio T AsepticSure to be mass produced ASAP.
Thanks for the heads up, basserdan.
I found this this morning on Yahoo and found it interesting:
U.S. Corporate Buying Frenzy:
Last month was the busiest August on record for mergers and acquisitions volume worldwide, and the $286 billion worth of deals announced marked the highest monthly level since July 2008, according to Dealogic.
The activity was driven by companies in sectors ranging from technology to agriculture. This included BHP Billiton's (NYSE: BHP - News) unsolicited $43.4 billion bid for Potash (NYSE: POT - News), as well as Intel's (Nasdaq: INTL - News) $7.7 billion bid for McAfee (NYSE: MFE - News). And Sanofi-Aventis' (NYSE: SNY - News) $18.5 billion offer for Genzyme (Nasdaq: GENZ - News) on August 29 raised the total value of global hostile bids to date to $133.8 billion, a 26.6% increase over the previous year.
Global volume of mergers and acquisitions is at $1.8 trillion so far in 2010, up 24% from the previous year during the same time. One of the most interesting aspects about the peaked activity is that the value of deals in Europe and Asia rose this year, but the number of deals in each region was unchanged. The U.S. came in as the unlikely bright spot amid a fragile economic recovery. The value of M&A deals here increased only 5%, but unlike other regions, the number of deals was up 42%.
[Will Tax Breaks Help the Economy?]
Many bankers are bullish on the potential for more deals ahead. While M&A activity often indicates a sign of strength in the market, some analysts caution that it's too early to declare a comeback....
Wow, I hope that's not true. I've not heard anything about it.
Anticipa a tion.
I'm almost jealous of the newbies who are ABLE to buy in as cheap as .30 THIS LATE in the game.
Think like champions everybody. We ALL KNOW that .30 is the bargain of a lifetime for this stock. Perhaps $3.00 by mid November is the new target.
MZEI should put you on salary.
Hey Gofor. Nice to hear from the world traveler.
Good idea, TG. No point in screwing the pooch so close to paydirt.
I know that one was supposed to be submitted before the end of summer.
TEB, you're a freakin' beacon of light.
We'll see.
to flip or not to flip...in a few weeks, it likely won't matter once the results from the trials are announced. Many of us HERE beleived (and still do) that the outcome of the trials (when published) will shoot us into the range of $4.00. Even though we are about 3 1/2 months behind that time line, NOW there is MUCH more potatoes and dessert to go along with the meat. I've said months ago that I beleived this could be in the range of $10.00 by Christmas 2010 and I stand by that prognostication.
The ironic thing about OUR company is: That the WORSE the economy and these plagues get, the BETTER for us. A rather neat paradox perhaps.
There's a fairly lengthy segment on bed bugs going on RIGHT NOW on CBS morning show.
Goin' river floatin' this weekend. You guys and gals play nice while I'm gone, I'll see everyone on Sunday.
Well Ben, you can take the boy out of cheerleaders, but you can't take the cheerleader out of the boy.
What happened, did you run out of Lincoln Logs?
Let's all play nice or I'll turn this board around right now and NO one will get any ozone.
How many companies (not to mention publically traded companies) have you heard of that publishes a "code of ethics" and pastes it to their home page website? I know of ONE...MZEI.