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I don't know your personal financial
circumstances. I don't know how much of an appetite you have for risk.
I don't know if you have the mental strength to ignore all the negative
rhetoric the media is feeding us right now.
Here's what I do know. The most money
is made by investors who can filter out all the noise that clouds their
judgement and act when everyone is paralyzed by fear. Warren Buffet buys
farms during a drought. Sir John Templeton said "I always made the most
money when I bought at the point of maximum pessimism".
Now would be a good time to review
my video clip entitled "The Psychology of Successful Microcap Investing".
It's based on thoughts from Dr. Richard Geist, Harvard phD, who wrote the
book "Investor Therapy". Go to the General video tab on the home
page- you'll find it there.
I also know our economic outlook
is in better shape this week than it was last week. Last week, we were
looking at a virtual crash of our banking system coupled with a complete
stock market melt down.
The US Government is doing what it
needs to do to stabilize the banking environment and get our economy on
track. RTC 2.0 is just what the doctor ordered. The banks will sell their
loan portfolios to the this new entity. The Government will own the mortgage
pools, and sell them slowly over time. Bids will come back, and the taxpayers
might even make money. Banks will shore up their artficially weak balance
sheets, and get back into the lending business, which will stimulate growth.
The stock market will enter a strong four year period.
Will everything be hunky dory in
the US economy overnight? Not a chance. It's going to take a little time.
I believe we'll be back into a decent bull market in 2009.
In the interim, I strongly believe
you can make a great return in our most current idea- China Energy Recovery-
If you have the courage to act now and get engaged. Despite my understanding
for the challenges we face, I am moving forward with what I believe could
be our best idea of all time.
I doubt many of you reading today's
edition were following the OTC Journal when we first featured Netsol
International (NASDAQ: NTWK) on January 15, 1999. Click
Here for a link to some ancient history if you would like.
The stock was about $2 to $3
per share. In March of 2000 the stock briefly touched on $90
and made an absurdly valued all time high. I don't know anyone who sold
the stock at $90- I do know someone who sold a decent position at
$70.
He bought it at $2.50.
NTWK provided off shore software
programming in Pakistan. It was a dream stock. So, despite the tough environment
of the past nine months, I do have a history of finding big wins, and I
believe I might be onto the best one of all time.
China Energy Recovery is a
far better company today than Netsol every was, and investors with
the courage to act today stand to make mind boggling returns.
With all the noise going on in the
banking sector, the media has lost track of the price of oil, which it
used to report everyday. Look at this chart- a rebound in oil was inevitable.
Oil closed north of $120 today, feeding the already rocketing
revenue stream at CGYV.
Instead of revisiting the long and
complex presentation I provided last week, I'm going to boil it down to
a few simple facts. CGYV has developed technology that makes factories
far more energy efficient and gets rid of their toxic pollutants.
Their time has come. After 10 years
in refinement and development, the market is demanding their systems, and
sales are exploding. Here's a very brief look at the financial performance:
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2006: $5.4 million in revenues and losses
of $63k
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2007: $11.8 million in revues and $440,000
in profits:119% gain year over year
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1st half of 2008: $9.9 million in revs
($16 million for the back half of the year as announced) $26 million for
the year- another 120% increase over last year. I expect
the company to deliver $3.5 million in profits.
CGYV has grown about 120%
for the last two years, and I fully expect the pattern continue into
2009.
I believe this company is the find of a lifetime, and I intend to create
some serious wealth by positioning now. I hope you can filter out the noise,
look at the numbers, and act in your own best interest.
Oil rocketed today when China's oil
consumption for August came out. I'm sure there was some kind of short
squeeze as well. Here's an eye opening statistics:
In China, it requires 4 times as
much energy to generate $1 in GDP versus the United States. This means
China is 1/4th as energy efficient as the US.
I have a friend who owns a Winery.
He spent $1.5 million on a solar system, and his winery is now completely
energy independent. Here's an interesting fact- when factoring in the cost,
and computing the return, he has determined he will get a 100% return on
his investment in energy savings in about 3 years. This includes computing
in an investment tax credit.
Chinese factories that are installing
the CGYV system are getting a 100% ROI in 9 months to 1 year
in the form of straight energy savings. That's a direct reduction
on their monthly power bill. Paid for in 9 months, and all the pollutants
are gone as well. That's a phenomenal accomplishment.
In the past 10 days I have picked
up 28,000 shares of CGYV for my own account in the
open market. I will probably continue accumulating the stock as long as
it remains under $3. This is no guarantee the stock will go up, but I like
my chances of making real money on this one.
This is an $8 to $10
stock somewhere out in the future. When, I can't say. Here's what you have
to consider:
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120% Growth Rate for the third consecutive
year
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Very profitable
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Strong Balance Sheet
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Lots of cash
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Not United States based- it's in
a booming economy with huge demand
In a normal market, this stock would
be north of $5 already and headed higher. This market is providing
you with an opportunity to create some serious wealth by having the courage
to act.
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