I suspect this is the problem PR. If you read it casually, it sounds like everything is rosy. However, if you read it with a critical eye, it hedges, to some degree, the perception that everything described is CURRENT news and that ACLH is doing well with its approach to BP. A lawyer would not have let this PR go out as written. Now we need a lawyer to convince the SEC that ACLH didn't overplay its hand. GLTA
Marketwire - 05/20/10) - ACT Clean Technologies, Inc. (Pinksheets:ACLH - News) (www.actcleantech.com) announced today that field tests of its patented cleaning fluids were favorable and its oil fluidizers are suitable for the removal of oil residue from hard surfaces likely to be impacted by the continuing Gulf of Mexico oil spillage. Representatives of Ancon Marine, Inc., a contractor which sells fluids for ACT's wholly owned subsidiary, American Petroleum Solutions, Inc., confirm that they have submitted samples of our Hard Surface Crude Oil Remover, which has been tested in the past and is under consideration by BP for use in the ongoing remediation efforts in the Gulf Coast region. Furthermore, our "Fish Kill" documentation, which supports the environmental safety of our fluids with respect to fish, was favorably accepted.
