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greg · 05-15-2007, 06:58 AM

Shoulda, coulda, woulda: I almost bought this stock at $1.20 (HYFXF on the pinksheets) a few months back :

. It's a Singapore company that has rights to a membrane technology for purifying water. They build and install these systems. GE owns a company that uses a similar system: You dump the gunky water in one end and out comes drinkable stuff from the other; I believe you can speed the process with extra pressure. I'd still buy it, but I'm over my quota in speculative stocks (non-dividend payers).

CWCO uses that same membrane system in their systems on the islands, making sea water potable.

I read Russell's newsletter last nite. A very good explanation of why and how he misread the market, seeing the fall of the NAS in 2000-2002 as an important indicator of the overall stock market and our economy. He says the DOW is a much better marker of the American economy. But to his credit, he has been telling folks to buy utilities dividend payers since 2002 and they're (DOW utilities) up over 200% over the past five years. I still like him more than any other adviser.

05-15-2007, 06:58 AM	#19
greg Thinks s/he gets paid by the post Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 1,071	Shoulda, coulda, woulda: I almost bought this stock at $1.20 (HYFXF on the pinksheets) a few months back :. It's a Singapore company that has rights to a membrane technology for purifying water. They build and install these systems. GE owns a company that uses a similar system: You dump the gunky water in one end and out comes drinkable stuff from the other; I believe you can speed the process with extra pressure. I'd still buy it, but I'm over my quota in speculative stocks (non-dividend payers). CWCO uses that same membrane system in their systems on the islands, making sea water potable. I read Russell's newsletter last nite. A very good explanation of why and how he misread the market, seeing the fall of the NAS in 2000-2002 as an important indicator of the overall stock market and our economy. He says the DOW is a much better marker of the American economy. But to his credit, he has been telling folks to buy utilities dividend payers since 2002 and they're (DOW utilities) up over 200% over the past five years. I still like him more than any other adviser. __________________ Compounding: Never forget! Never not remember!