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01/31/10 1:14 PM

#76542 RE: Makamai #76541

Fortune cookie says you should be fine with your cap gains. The question is which year do you take them in?

remember any gains after the 12month hurdle is only 15% tax fed. There will be continued growth as long as Dean is on the acquisition trail, I do not see this slowing down any time soon.

Many layers of bottom line profits to come IMO.

At least three years of just buying and putting in place the CEO's to run the day to day operations. Dean is a finance and acquisitions expert who thinks way outside of the box. Personally I have in all my years never met anybody like him. Most play by the rules and do the obvious but Dean(said with the utmost respspect) is a maverick and a little nuts, but thats what it takes to be on the cutting edge.

Think anybody thought Ford, Carnegie, Gates etc were a little off of center? Well my friend here is another one.

I have had long conversations with him and his associates and I am truly impressed each and every time I speak with him. I know a BS'er when I hear one and I detect none of this when I speak to him.

I will say he gets a little ahead of himself once in awhile but he is relying on all parties to do what they say they will do and when they say they will do it but this never happens.

He has the energy of a 20 year old and the experience of his real age of 80 so I can not think of a better combination personally.

Believe me Dean does not think like the average CEO. Very impressed.

T.

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surfguy

01/31/10 2:47 PM

#76548 RE: Makamai #76541

I'm with you MAK. Just think some people around here should concentrate where Dean needs to get to in order to make Quasar a successful enterprise instead of making ridiculous assumptions on where the stock price is going to be 2 or 3 months from now before we have comprehensive financial data to assess how undervalued the SP may be.