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Monday, 04/28/2008 2:24:47 PM

Monday, April 28, 2008 2:24:47 PM

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SLSY seems to be resting after the exhaustion of last weeks mini-run

Moreover pumping parties and flippers have undoubtedly moved on to other plays. This just seems to be moving back to a bit more of a normal trading pattern. There are indications that this 'normal' trading could change at any time toward upside. MM activity at higher levels are indicative of this possibility.

Last weeks volume action proved that this can move with buying volume approx. 50-100 million.

As for 'dilution' issue it is far less of an issue for a co. that has major revenues and a higher growth potential. I mean what makes more sense on paper a co. that has 0 revenues, unknown growth potential and billions of shares or one that has millions in revenues and a proven growth model in a viable actual industry with billions of shares. I think people need to explain more when they claim a co. is 'diluted.' IMO to be honest one must weigh such a claim with a value/growth argument.

As I have had said with other stocks and giving some benefit of doubt to management--you must have a share structure commensurate with your ambitions--this is especially vital with these type of companies because self-funding through stock sales is better in long-run than cos. that sell themselves to the devil of toxic financing before the chicken can even think of laying an egg.

If SLSY is indeed bringing in millions a year--then it really opens the door for a variety of leveraging opportunities. Small cos. don't fail for lack of ambition but rather in running out of cash/credit for operations. If you're viable at all you need $$$$$ so that TIME is on your side because inevitably greater opportunities present themselves.

Finally in light of other speculative plays and industries the medical field is largely immune to shallow or even deep recessions. It will be interesting to receive further clarity from CEO about business operations and to see what is happening as far as more sales and gaining market share.