Just listened and it got me excited. This stock is definitely a long term hold. Forward splits and cash dividends were flashing before me while I listened, LOL! IMO, their technology will first be used by industrial computers, then down the road, desk top computers will follow. So I believe it won't be long until we are happy campers.
WILMINGTON, Del., Mar 1, 2007 (PrimeNewswire via COMTEX) -- Third-Order Nanotechnologies, Inc. (Pink Sheets:TDON) and its recent technological breakthroughs in nanotechnology will be featured in the April, 2007 edition of EQUITIES Magazine.
Third-Order's CEO, Ron Genova, recently appeared at EQUITIES Magazine's Emerging Growth Stock Day Conference, a webcast of which is now available online. Mr. Genova's webcast details Third-Order's product introduction strategies, market and profit projections and provides a thorough technical explanation of Third-Order's breakthroughs in simplified and understandable terms. "Anyone who is interested in knowing more about what Third-Order Nanotechnologies does and where the company is headed, really shouldn't miss this webcast," said Frederick Goetz, president of Third-Order.
Covering the most exciting companies in the small and mid-cap markets, EQUITIES Magazine readers include some of the financial community's most savvy and respected investment professionals -- including corporate executives, market makers, traders, fund managers, institutional investors, portfolio managers, stockbrokers, analysts and sophisticated individual investors.
"The attention that Third-Order is receiving from the scientific, industrial and financial communities is a reflection of the vision and hard work everyone has put into the company," said Frederick Goetz.
About Third-Order Nanotechnologies
Third-Order Nanotechnologies is emerging from a development stage research and development company with commercial introduction of its high-activity, high-stability organic polymers for applications in electro-optic and all-optical device markets. Electro-optic devices convert data from electric signals into optical signals for use in high speed communications systems and in optical interconnects for high-speed data transfer. All-optic devices, while still some time from commercial application, control the flow of light with optical (not electric) signals. For corporate information regarding Third-Order Nanotechnologies Inc., contact Investor Relations Manager Brock Malky at (724) 742-4420, icccbam@aol.com or visit www.psiteccorp.com.
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SOURCE: Third-Order Nanotechnologies, Inc.
Insight Capital Consultants Brock Malky, Investor Relations Manager 724-742-4420 icccbam@aol.com
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