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03/20/07 1:38 PM

#35477 RE: speckulater #35475

So in essence, buying the stock now,to take advantage of the premium, I would be exchanging a liquid asset for one that cannot be liquidated for a year? If this is the case, it would make much more sense to buy AFTER the merger on the open market. At least that way, should the stock suddenly take off, I would be able to sell and get my profits. Alot can happen in a year.........

Xeller8

03/20/07 1:45 PM

#35480 RE: speckulater #35475

Cool...thanks for the link...I don't know why I haven't seen the demo yet other than I haven't been paying much attention to USSE here lately but I DO have a small position and am thinking about buying MORE at these levels to average down...

My question to USSE would be...WHY did they mix 50/50 for their demos yet claim to be able to run 100% of their fuel?...while I realize a mix is a start and can be a substantial cost saver I would think that running the engines on 100% USSE fuel would be a much more dramatic demonstration of their capabilities and a much stronger selling point...

Any one else share my thoughts?