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Re: TRCPA post# 39205

Saturday, 10/06/2012 1:38:04 PM

Saturday, October 06, 2012 1:38:04 PM

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I'm, like many people here, invested in FASC since over 10 years.
The biggest and most important difference to the past is, that we now have an increasing demand for renewable energy. We in Europe and Japan and many other countries shut down nuclear power plants. This automatically calls for alternative soulutions.
And the demand for a product is crucial for the success or non-success of the company. And Fasc has already a competitive product.
And this process will not change in the coming years by newly elected politicians.
In this sense, I am sure that with this huge demand process, FASC can develop a profitable business.
A good product push always through. With or without Brian.
But i'm convinced that this challenge allows Brian to get 100 years old.
My biggest problem is that I have developed over these 10 years, too many emotions for this company and it's difficult to stay cool.
But with the prospect that our world today needs more alternatives energy solutions, and I mean now and not in 3-5 years, I am sure that FASC can cut off a piece of the pie for themselves. And once you're in business, it will be difficult for the competitors to take down a piece of the pie.The product must be significantly better and not immediately to be good to get this done. And who, as we old shareholders, know how long this process can be take smile.
And if I'm right, that the stock price will then be different, that is clear.
drian



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