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Re: david02835 post# 2901

Friday, 06/02/2006 11:26:55 AM

Friday, June 02, 2006 11:26:55 AM

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JP: I get the impression from your post to Calgary that you don't like to be "wrong" or "scammed" when you put money into a stock. If so, you're healthy and normal!

Only problem is with KSWJ -- IMO, it's a total crap shoot -- pure gamble. You have a company here who probably was selling shares to survive before the SEC halted it. What will change that from continuing in the future? Once a company starts out selling shares to survive with no revenue coming in -- they tend to get addicted to selling MORE and MORE shares.

My guess is that this was getting naked shorted to death and the company knew it, which then meant that they would have to continue to issue more and more shares just to stay alive. The eventuallity of them having to do a huge R/S would one day almost be forced upon shareholders.

Until generous revenue would start coming in, I think this will continue to get naked shorted to death, simply because this is the kind of stock shorters LOVE to short. They know there will always be momentum spurts to short, and they know the company can't do a thing about it. Shorters KNOW this company doesn't have shrewd enough people to keep the share price propped up for very long.

We truly have had a bunch of very unprofessional people running this company. (of course that can change). Talk about masters of incompetence. How could this past bunch of fumble-butks ever run a successful operation?

Then you have the matter of the patent. If this EM-100 process was worth a plug nickle, you can bet Mobil/Exxon would be paying big bucks for it to either bury it, or use it.

Obscurity, obscurity, obscurity, secrecy,secrecy,obscuring: that's all they have been masters at. There are other factors as well that I won't bother talking about.

Pure and simple, this is a GAMBLE of the highest magnitude. If you can truly deal with your emotions that this is a high, high risk gamble, and if you lose every penny you put into it ... then depending on how much you can afford to lose and live with yourself ... it probably is a GOOD game for some small gain.

Small gain - I repeat - small gain ... with a ton of patience before you lock in that small gain, most likely.

My two cents. Forgive me for intruding.

Lucky



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