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wakl

04/09/11 9:12 AM

#17321 RE: Windchime #17319

Correct about 2009 not sure about 2010?

sctts

04/09/11 9:13 AM

#17322 RE: Windchime #17319

Correct , 2009 financials, there were a list of 5 I believe

Crusader

04/09/11 10:18 AM

#17334 RE: Windchime #17319

As to 2010 Seawind Group financials,

when you look at the purchase list on the UK Data website, it shows a "recent filing" note that can be refreshed up to today's date and when refreshed it still indicates Seawind accounts up to 3-31-2010.

Those are the same as yesterday, and EasyRider was kind enough to purchase and post the 2009 accounts which run up until 3-31-10.

What we still need are the 2010 accounts which would be posted "up to 3-31-2011". Those are the accounts that PSPW has said are needed to close the merger with Seawind Group.

http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=46168320

Most think that those 2010 accounts are ready to be published next week before the 4-14/2011 shareholder meeting in NYC.

What then needs to happen is the closing of the merger either before or after the NYC meeting. Of course the details of the asset rollover will be crucial to the share price of PSPW. There is much to work out in the next two weeks. But can't you all just see the share price of PSPW grind up next week and the following week until crucial news is released?

Basically, I see this stock going up another .45 (see zoedog's post #17327 just below) and then going sideways until REAL news causes it to spike up more than an additional dollar per share in a day or two on "convincing" news. That will be the start of primary wave three- as choifunds has in effect estimated in his $2 to $5 pps predictions.

This all seems like a dream. Sorry to sound like a classic pumper here. I keep looking for the down side, but I cannot find it. As long as the merger happens (including Seawind asset rollover), the above scenario is very possible. But as always, will it happen? No risk, no gain. And there is always risk.