now i agree with you! when all is said and done the aloe will most likely be the smallest revenue producing company under the USFM corporate umbrella not because of poor management skills etc... but because its a niche market that only caters to granola eating, tree huggers and hypochondriacs... just kidding and no offense to the hypochondriacs of the world...but yes the speculative acquisition of jims private companies in the green energy and real estate fields will be of much more value to the company as we humans all need a place to live and we all need energy to keep us warm, cool, run our appliances and electronics... in some of my research on CBR Commercial i noticed that they are a distressed asset acquirer (buying bank owned foreclosures) which is so gonna pay off as the real estate market gets ever closer to a true bottom and when inventory starts to tighten up considering where the lions share of his properties are located (sunny socal) its gonna get real profitable for CBR Commercial... i know the majority of the speculative talks on here is about US Green Energy but i dont discount what CBR Commercial will bring to the bottom line if and when its acquired... for me personally its when and not if... although i like to try to keep it real in my posts i dont think that these speculations are wild unobtainable tangents that should be discounted... i see it more as a natural progression of a ex-ny stock exchange CEO starting his ascent back into the market of publicly traded companies... glta
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