New poster here, long on SVMI since 2006 (shares in the 7 figures) and certainly welcome the resurrection of the stock and look forward to great things.
A thought occurred to me last night watching “Undercover Boss” which featured the mayor of Cincinnati going undercover.
When he went to Fleet Services, which maintains thousands of city vehicles, he mentioned that due to budget constraints, vehicles were being kept longer.
It seems to me this is a perfect storm for SVMI.
1. Price of oil over $100 bbl
2. Price of gas going up every day.
3. Cities and states in a historic budget crunch, having to keep older vehicles on the road.
I know we have the L.A. thing going, but I wonder if anybody knows, do we have a sales force out there aggressively pitching cities on what the DynoValve can do for them, or are we considering partnering up with somebody who will exploit this gold mine?
I live in Las Vegas, but I don’t gamble, and I don’t think SVMI is a gamble either.
My gut feeling (maybe wishful thinking) is .25 a share this year.
All we need is a couple of good things to fall in line and we’re on our way.
When that happens, give me a call and I’ll spring for drinks at the Ghostbar at the Palms.
