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[I ll be back]

Interesting that you bring up the patent.

Before I order the unit, I did a deep dive on other units in the market. I also questioned the company about the history with their product.

Turns out the machines are now in 52-countries. The company has been selling water units for over 13-years. The machines use to have a failure rate of 30%, before the current improvements.

I learned that the patented Ozone was the "game changer". This was the feature that sold the DOD and why they landed their contracts.

IMO, the DOD will open a LOT of doors going forward.

Yes, there is a whole lot more to what is going on behind the curtain here.

[rayinbrooklyn65]

ALTD: Good news for the equities markets in general.

I believe we are on the precipice of a MAJOR RUN in this stock.

MULTIPLE DOLLARS IMMINENT!!!!

Investors Swap Cash for Stocks in Rapid Frenzy Ahead of Fed Meeting
FOX Business - Saturday, September 18, 2021

Investors pulled nearly $62B from cash accounts this week

Investors this week exited cash at the fastest pace in more than a year and poured money into stocks, placing bets the Federal Reserve would continue to support markets.

Almost $62 billion was pulled from cash accounts in the week ended Wednesday, Bank of America said, citing EPFR data. Of that $51.2 billion went into equities, $16.1 billion into bonds and $37 million into gold.

A record $28.3 billion was plowed into U.S. large-cap stock funds, while tech stocks saw a 12th straight week of inflows that has seen $3.2 trillion enter the space.

There was a "monster reallocation cash-to-stocks as tax redistribution threat recedes & Fed expected to remain Wall St-friendly," wrote Bank of America strategists led by Michael Harnett. The firm cited liquidity as being the easiest since July 2007 – three months before the S&P 500 topped out ahead of the Great Financial Crisis.

The Federal Reserve will next week hold its September policy meeting with economists expecting the central bank to set the course for later this year tapering its $120 billion per month in asset purchases.

The Fed "may signal – but not formally announce – taper will begin later this year," said Michael Pearce, senior U.S. economist at research firm Capital Economics