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sales would be impacted by a number of unknown variables. Its like trying to predict personal computer use prospectively from the mid-1970's vantage point going forward. It was nearly impossible

1 even assuming no more new major SUPER GRID FAILURES similar to 1965 and 2003, an increase in regional and localized blackouts, brownouts etc due to massive increasing demand for energy

2. Increasing importance of "high 9's" issues as the microchip assumes even more importance, where near total reliability is mandatory for certain situations

3. insurance issues related to food spoilage, downtime, payroll costs etc tied in with unreliable grids going forward

4. noncommercial residential dwellings move toward fuel cell and/or micro-turbine combinations

5. the ability to sell back unused energy to the main grid, and related standardized connections issues

believe most people encouraging selling are trying to depress the price so they can buy before CPST inevitable BLAST OFF to a min of $5!

The following are LOGICAL REASONS to buy, not manipulative BS provided by most posts:

This black out story isn't going away and the publicity is FREE advertising for CPST - price BOOST!

If you look at trading last Thursday (pre black out) you will see CPST was already in an upward projectory. This stock had been depressed because of lull in ops caused by uncertainty regarding management and the board. With recent appointment of board and CEO, leadership has been established. CPST management being available to media (CNBC) is a good indication that new leaders are responsive.

With or without the black out this company is on the rise. There are many opportunities available, not counting US market, which could lead to a $billion/year in sales. Especially if they leverage their relationship with UTC.

Look at the chart for the past couple of years - it indicates a depressed price. This thing is on the way up. Alot of people are selling off and soon supply will dry up and the price will fly HIGH!

Worth noting - the liquidation value of the company (not including their ground-breaking patents) is just under $2.

See you in the islands!

Como este "Portugal Press" troca tudo a notícia deve referir-se à EFA ou à EDP...

JAS

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