Replies to post #88464 on Coastal Capital Acquisition Corp (CCAJ)

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I am not sure what is all the fuss about this infamous Lambro guy. Does he have billions of shares to flood the market on this counter? Sooner or later he will have sold it and I will let the SEC decide on what to do.

CCAJ is a company with a solid business. Their tiles and designs are beautiful. The founder is still there and is the expert. Theirs is not a high overheads business and materials do not go out of date.

Will it stay at 0.0005 forever? If CCAJ continues to make money and expand, the share price has to go up.

Will the company close down because of foreign competition? Not likely if you read their history and how they got out of consumer mass production. And with energy prices and costs in USA coming down and costs in China going up (and much lower productivity) and high trans-Pacific shipment costs, CCAJ has their niche market.

Florida where they are doing a large museum paving project is as far away as you can get from the landing port of Los Angeles for competing Asian factory products. And hence the transport cost.

I like CCAJ. It is all Made-in-America, recycled and is a true USA company. I am not from USA. I live in Singapore and I support USA firms like this one.