Replies to post #149580 on Aero Performance Products Inc (fka AERP)

[fourkids_9pets]

sure about that?

due shows otherwise ~ that said

and ~ no disrespect intended since
i really don't want to clutter
up the board with noise ~

neither of us is going to change the
others mind set ~

i am *very* confident in my dd re: aero

i have no interest in persuading anyone
to either buy or conversely sell aerp

just patiently biding my time ~

want to see the q for the I&O ~ we all
know it's aero's *seasonally* worst q

but the info re: the I&O answers something
for me ~ based on my dd ~

but it is what will follow the q ~ that
i'm more interested in ~ that is the acq
being finalized ~ 8k'd and pr'd with *details*
on the terms ~ this is beyond *basic* to me ~

---
4kids
all jmo

[knowlesmsncom]

Agent1107 charts don't lie!

Shareholders
are suggesting the PPS will move much higher
merely on the news of an acquisition in which
investors have shown no interest.

Chart shows little to no volume below .0003. Volume movement today is a clear indication of no selling!

Clearly chart shows shares are under accumulation for the past 11 months.

[rainman99pa]

I agree with 4 Kids...
Not interested in an OEM at this point, unless it is with a Smaller corporation we can supply.
It would be my opinion, if OEM occured it would be attributed to a Smaller High performance vehicle or a Fleet looking for savings requarding fuel.
Many of which are available.
Evidence is there if you look.
I would NEVER look to the Big 3, I would be looking in Fin's direction etc.

JMHO

Bobby

[knowlesmsncom]

Agent1107 no it wouldn't......

An OEM deal would send this
stock through the stratosphere.

Read today's news yet! An OEM deal would send AERO\Jones packing like all the other OEM manufacturers if the request for a stimulus package gets turned down. At this point I am thrilled that AERO nor Jones are tied to an OEM deal..........

http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idINN1354357820090213?rpc=44

"Bob McKenna, president of the Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association, which represents some 400 suppliers, warned that without government action, auto suppliers will be forced to shutter facilities or close entire operations in March and April."