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Re: buyin_low post# 1030

Friday, 01/04/2008 9:02:41 AM

Friday, January 04, 2008 9:02:41 AM

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Low float but "large moat" is what I like... From beginning of time in the investing world, and adage that always stood up, was buy and accumulate and invest long term in a company that has great forward looking earnings, sales, expansion, etc. etc. etc. MOAT usually consists of all of the following: ROIC, Equity, EPS, Sales, Free Cash Flow all 10% or greater per year.

But what separates a great investment is a company with "wide moat", meaning they have the monopoly so-to-speak of their particular product or device or service much like WalMart had with retail controls over former US retail, and RBRM is the ONLY one in their position with the products, services and earnings and why I do not see this stock staying a Pink Sheet long...

Another comparison was early MSFT back in 80's when I was buying it then and brokers laughed at me saying they only had 1 item, some dumb computer software program, etc etc etc..., and we see how many $millionaires MSFT made before the 80's ended not including all the stock splits throughout the 90's... They had "wide moat" just like RBRM has in their particular niche' and right now, the aging medical needs of the USA are only going to increase ten fold and NOBODY else has done what RBRM has especially for diabetics and neuropathy patients..