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Tuesday, 09/25/2007 2:42:25 PM

Tuesday, September 25, 2007 2:42:25 PM

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More wild speculation backed by a few facts:
Spooz has a very valuable instrument called SWARM. They form a separate corporation (141Capital) and "sell" SWARM to that corporation for 120 million shares. For arguments sake, say there are 1.2 billion shares authorized, so Spooz would "own" ten percent of 141Capital. The remaining shares are put on the market (Pink Sheets) and sold to stockholders. The money derived from the sale of this stock is used to pay for the considerable infrastructure in hardware(servers, etc.) and personnel needed to administer this money machine.
141Capital's business is to take "Subscriptions" from individuals and institutions to be invested using SWARM. The Profits are distributed to the subscribers on a pro-rata basis, less a "commission" or "Handling Fee" paid to 141Capital. The subscribers enjoy a very nice ROI. The 141Capital stockholders (including Spooz and it's stockholders-us) enjoy a very nice ROI. Kauderer International Partners enjoys nice income from the fees generated by virtue of them being Spooz's and 141Capital's chief financial consultant.
Now, consider this: The income generated by SWARM (using the common formula for compound interest) at a conservative 15%/mo on 1 million is 5,350,250.11 (an individual investing $10,000 would get 53,502.50/year less fees) Extrapolate that using whatever numbers you wish for the subscriber's investments, fees, etc. and you get an idea of the tiger that we have by the tail... Any comments?

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