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Re: chefdujour post# 43847

Tuesday, 12/11/2007 8:55:28 AM

Tuesday, December 11, 2007 8:55:28 AM

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Historically, I heard this very argument numerous of times from other now defunk pinksheets and OTCB companies. Every now and then, you do get one that does strike gold in their plans. The charts looks good in our case and they have a great product that I believe in during this inflationary period that we are living in from the collapse of the dollar value. Sometimes a company expands too rapidly and would be better off to move slower too offset building development cost. The price of building materials and property is getting down to pre-housing bubble prices. It now cost less to build or replace something that was priced at it peak in demand such as; copper, lumber, cement, steel, aluminum, fuel, and labor. Waiting would be a cost saving at this time. The financial market is not going to hold up in the mess that it is in, even with the Feds manipulating the interest rate or dollar value. It would be better to leave it alone and let the market float and adjust to a fair market price. A slow steady growth is better than a rapid growth that causes boom and bust cycles.

NWTrader

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