Just received this email posted for info to CWET board
Leslie Howard's
First Microcap Report
CWET – Clean Wind Energy Tower: A Million Dollar Campaign About to Get Underway
Last Thursday, I told you that I was about to alert a pending million dollar, 4 week promotion, on the basis that I was offered a piece of the action. I turned it down as I only do pre-promotion alerts and I respectfully refuse to be paid by the financers of these promoters, because I work for you and not for them.
Later in the day, I changed my mind about releasing it to you right away, because I didn't believe that the promotion was quite ready to begin.
Now I see that all the signs of the pending start of the major CWET promotion are there.
This is purely a hunch play first brought to my attention because I received on an offer to participate in the promotion of the stock. I think that a major, long term promotion on CWET is on its way very soon for the following reasons.
I was offered the chance to be a paid participant in the promotion.
On Sunday, Growing Stock Reports, among others, informed their subscribers that they would have a new "Clean Power" pick on Monday at 4pm. Well what's cleaner than wind power?
Friday's volume was 5 times Thursday's volume, the highest trading day ever for this stock. The volume has continued into today.
CWET issued a press release on Friday, intended to be a positive letter to shareholders.
A press release last Tuesday indicated that a convertible debenture was paid off in cash, without issuing any new stock. Last month CWET issued a press release stating that it had settled employee lawsuits. A series of positive press releases in succession is a stong indication of a coming promotion.
While I already own stock at 13 cents, I am going to see if it comes down before the close and then buy up to another 50,000 shares up to 13 or 14 cents. It may not, but I believe that the CWET promotion will begin tomorrow.
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Disclosure: As of the writing of this alert, I own 50,000 shares of CWET at an average price of .13 (13 cents)
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