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Friday, 02/13/2009 7:09:06 AM

Friday, February 13, 2009 7:09:06 AM

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GM all...quick thought on the large (40mil) market order that helped trip our down run.

What if this was a company/vendor that Jared had paid with shares over a year ago. This company is not in the business of holding securities and knows very little about the market or what EESO is actually doing (I'm imagining the HVAC guy but it could be anybody). All of the sudden their accountant calls to tell them this stock (which for a long time they assumed to be realitivily worthless and almost forgot about since it might have been restircted for a year) is worth more then they ever dreamed (they dont know all the cool stuff we do since they dont read IHUB or do DD). They see that this stock with probably hit .05 in the next couple day and get that number set in their head. When it does they just throw in a market order for their entire position.

I think this is a real possibility.
- Any group or individual that understands stock would know what a large market order would do to the PPS and likely would have placed the order in a manner which they would see more profit.
- This also explains how a couple people close to the company (and presumably EESO) knew what happened soon afterwards. Based on the order size they could easily determine which vendor/company was paid with that many shares.

I'll be on the road all day and expect to see this close above .035 (but if not it really doesn't matter...what really matters in what it closes at in June, or November or 2011).

GLTYA. As scary as it might sounds (and IMO) EESO is an investment, not a trade.