NNRF Inc (NNRI)

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Re: but what role does Nucon play and what is the potential revenues.

This was last covered in post #1217

The NY times article used a quote we have used “We’re talking about a nuclear renaissance”

NUCON owns 50% of ATOLL. Nucon is the first and only foreign company ever, ever, allowed to own an interest in a Russian strategic industry. NUCON has a strategic partnership with ATOMSTROYEXPORT and the article was about the big expansion in the nuclear field of which NUCON produces parts from ATOLL and shielding material of their own and shielding is needed in all nuclear plants so this article clearly reinforces the knowledge that the needs for NUCON's products and services is expanding world wide.

"Atomstroyexport is building seven nuclear reactors — in Iran, China, Bulgaria and India — more reactors, it claims, than any competitor, particularly Westinghouse and General Electric of the United States, Siemens of Germany or Areva of France."

First let me just say that NNRF has been a very poplar day trading stock, or couple of day swing trade stock due to its low float. Personally I could care less about how it moves up and down in a range of $1 as it lets day traders make some money and have fun. I am not elated one day when it is up $0.70 or disappointed if it retraces as I am not looking for a one day or week or month gain. One basic true concept in trading is that an extended base or range trading of a stock is very healthy and can produce much nicer moves to the upside once the range is broken. Most know that when the stock moves to the the major exchange that will allow many institutional firms access as some cannot recommend pink sheet stocks to their clients. That as you know is in the works. (not a move to the OTC - it says that in the filing only as that is how the permission is given - as the pinks and otc are related so many companies do move off the pink sheets and to the OTC but as NNRF qualifies for a major they will of course not move to the OTC and then move again -- that is of common sense and understandable to all.}

So back to Atomstroyexport and them saying that they they are building more reactors than Westinghouse and General Electric of the United States, Siemens of Germany or Areva of France.

You can of course buy stock in GE or Toshiba (who owns Westinghouse) or in the French Areva ARVCF.PK now at $965 on the pink sheets!. But right now you cannot buy Atomstroyexport but you can own NNRF and they supply parts and services and technology for Atomstroyexport.

Many remember a few years ago when Nanotechnology was red hot and some companies that had nothing to do with it put the word Nano in their name just to benefit. Then we had bird flue stocks that were super hot for many months.

Nuclear is just beginning its new life and as you see by the increase in talk of it on 60 minutes the NY times the WSJ and world wide press...the investment community will latch onto this soon but unlike nanotech and bird flue this is not a fad or a technology waiting to happen - it is for real and enormous and has very few players where you could make life style changing gains. For GE or Areva to double, triple or go up maybe 500% or 1,000% in the next couple of years is I should say very unlikely. For NNRF to go from $5 to only $25 is a 500% gain and though not a done deal it is in my opinion quite likely as we talked of at length in post #1217 and at many other times.

I can suggest one to read the press releases more times as so many questions asked over and over are answered in them.

The money from decommissioning should start to show up in the forth quarter so it is logical that we will hear more about this in the third quarter - which we are in now.

There are presently 3 acquisitions in the works and of course the many G-8 projects and the shielding material certification and the plant grant proposal. We have yet to talk of nuclear waste storage but that too is in past PR and SEC filings.

Look as example at the symbol ECOL - they provide in the USA radioactive, hazardous, and industrial waste management services. They have about $134 million in revs and stock is at $23. That is a nuclear play - minus the parts, technologies, shielding materials and huge promising decommissioning that Nucon has and of course ECOL does not have the leadership team.

I own stock in NNRF for the multiple 10s of dollars in gains over longer term not the 10s of cents in the short term. If it is $5 one day and $6 the next and $5.30 then $6.20 - I would go nuts to care unless I was a day trader.

Long term investors maybe should pay attention to the monthly chart as an example:

You can see the two-month move up followed my the much tighter range candle like a flag forming on a flag pole. This is a very bullish chart Huge volume on the up candle in April then much, much lower volume during the consolidation phase and the next expansion move will again be much higher volume going back up. Tight ranges like this usually resolve themselves to the upside in a expanding candle so the next candle will more than likely be much taller than the one in April for significantly over $10.