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Re: lentinman post# 1407

Tuesday, 02/08/2005 11:27:18 AM

Tuesday, February 08, 2005 11:27:18 AM

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I am sure a lot of folks will get in a panic mode and start selling their shares of CPTC. It has been a long dry spell without any really substantial news other than the partnership with General Cable. The PR today was just a rehash of the PR from December (?) 2004. It sort of looks like a move of desperation by the IR department; throwing a bone to the lions LOL. I had expected the share price of CPTC to be over $10 or $12 by now. I may have been a bit optimistic in the time frame however. I still think it will reach $10 to $12 sometime during the year of 2005. I first bought in in August of 2003 for less than $.60 so I have a return of over 600% in less than two years. I know there are a lot of you old timers who have done even better.

The REASON I bought CPTC is still there: They have what I think may prove to be one of the BEST solutions to improving the electrical transmission grid in the USA and other countries around the world. From the reading I have done about the GRID system the whole system is F.U.B.A.R . There are no real financial incentives in place to replace the old conductors. What kind of depreciation allowances can the installers of new conductors expect? Do the people who invest the money for the new conductor get a payback for the new investment? The whole system of public & private entities and questions of jurisdictions in the GRID is a mess. That is probably part of the reason why domestic accpetance of the CPTC product is taking so long. Maybe some of the other countries around the World can lead the charge to a new and better grid.

One final thought: Right now is a golden buying opportunity IMO. Time will tell
Dennis

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