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Joe1979

03/10/11 12:34 AM

#8837 RE: Seann #8835

Now stop and think about what is really going on with the shares you currently own. We’re literally slowing our own growth by allowing these one tick wonders to control our price per share.

We should own the float right now, then lets lock it down… Everyone that’s been following this board long enough knows what this company is doing and what Marks track record is as a CEO. People are taking advantage of that by knowing they can get away with it considering the company is real and the growth is in motion.

I wish we could all come together and make some real money, a lot of you say you have millions of shares, then put them into a Tytn CD. Set your sell order at .10 and hold it down… Who really needs news tomorrow, we all know where this company is going to be in the next few years and that’s exactly what has been holding our shares back. If you really want to make a couple of hundred dollars go put your cash in a Bank, you want make tens of thousands then step it up.

STOP SELLING YOUR SHARES!!!! Who cares if the daily sales stop, that will just be growth in motion in our eyes. As shareholders we can really make a difference on the price per share by understanding the actual value at hand.

Tractor Supply came into the market in 1994 with a common share value of .008, It’s not about what you can make next week, or next month, it’s about how holding these shares can literally change your income tax bracket for years to come.

steved_45

03/10/11 12:49 AM

#8841 RE: Seann #8835

Been looking at companies that would would benefit from acquiring Tytn. I came up with CNH and AGCO. Both have a global presence with the more heavy-duty agricultural tractors and farming equipment and neither carry the lower-end or "recreational" farming tractor. The fact that TYTN has exclusive distribution rights on the chassis is something that these big companies could pay millions alone for, let alone for the other products and Chinese manufacturing agreements.

Buying Tytn could help put these 2 companies on a more comptetive plane with JD and Caterpillar. This is 100% speculation but something to consider as another reason why Tytan is a great long-term play...

CNH: http://www.cnh.com/BusinessLine/Pages/CNHBUSINESSLINESAgriculturalEquipment.aspx

AGCO: http://www.agcocorp.com/products/tractors.aspx