Here ya go Cinder Man: HIMR Set to

Underwater trees may sound like an anomaly, but they are very much real. So too are the companies that make the journey underwater to chop and bring these trees to the surface. Know what else spells huge profits when it's brought up to the surface? Subpenny alerts like this one. They might be rare, but they are gems when uncovered because any movement up spells profits of 25%, 33%, and more.

There are an estimated 300 million trees lying at the bottom of the world’s waters and HIMR , my latest alert is gaining rapid impetus as the company to help bring the mass of these trees to the market.

HIMR owns and operates a patented and proven machine technology that uses an industrial robot arm mounted on a vessel or platform to remotely cut and retrieve timber from underwater sources. That machine is called TigerLynk and it’s the reason Wall Street hasn’t been able to keep its eyes off HIMR .

This triple-zero play has seen quite a lot of volume shifting, the latest being a 27-million share performance. Since January the play has been moving steadily north with more than 100% added to lower valuations.

And, there’s the matter of management’s push to completely eliminate preferred C shares – a move that will mean more value to shareholders and a greater attractiveness to Wall Street.

HIMR deserves your undivided attention so prepare to conduct your own due diligence on this sweet gem.

Investor Highlights

HIMR has just announced increasing its ownership in Bayano Lake Wood Products -- swelling its revenue share in the underwater timber recovery project in Panama by nearly 100%.

HIMR has also just announced eliminating virtually all the preferred C stock of a one Mr Lonnie Hayward. This is a major step towards curtailing dilution of these shares.

HIMR recently completed construction infrastructure and this has enabled the company to move its Bayano Project to timber recovery trials.

HIMR has a RSI of 45 signalling strong support for any potential breakout that may occur.

HIMR’s 50-day MA is up a solid 100%, gains which underline the strong momentum of the play.

HIMR is set to benefit from the huge demand in the timber market projected for 2014. The US housing recovery is expected to be one of the key drivers in timber demand.

About HIMR

HIMR (Hollund Industrial Marine, Inc.) has developed an innovative heavy machine solution for the underwater forest industry called TigerLynk (www.TigerLynk.com).

HIMR’s TigerLynk, is a patented and proven machine technology that uses an industrial robot arm mounted on a vessel or platform to remotely cut and retrieve timber from underwater sources (lakes, reservoirs and rivers).

HIMR ’s commercializing team is head up by Dr. Claus Wagner-Bartak, an award-winning scientist who coordinated the research and development of the robot arm used on the NASA Space Shuttle (Canadarm 1).

North American Timber Prices Set for Big Highs in 2014

New five-year outlook shows that supply and demand conditions in wood products for the long-awaited ‘super-cycle’ are now taking hold, with the full impact still some 3+ years away! With the return of a demand-driven wood products market in 2012 – due to rapidly increasing housing starts in the U.S. – it is now forecast that lumber and panel prices will move to new highs in 2013 and record highs for lumber in 2014.

A North American “super-cycle” has been predicted by WOOD MARKETS since 2008 as a result of emerging supply-side constraints (mainly on forests and logs) as well as changing demand dynamics, but the global financial crisis that started in late 2008 and an unusually slow U.S. housing market recovery have delayed this event until 2012.

With the expectation of strong growth in U.S. housing starts over the next five years, combined with a better balance in the housing inventory and a recovering economy, the U.S. supply chain is expected to become overwhelmed at times during the next five years, allowing wood products prices to soar. While there are a number of assumptions that are required to maintain steady economic growth, a strong wood products recovery amidst a tightening timber and mill supply base is still expected.

These and other findings on U.S. and Canadian lumber markets as well as forecasts for all engineered panels have just been released by WOOD MARKETS in its 8th edition report: WOOD Markets 2013 • The Solid Wood Products Outlook • 2013 to 2017.

The report examines an overall tightening of the global timber supply base, but forecasts that it is mainly in North America where scarcities will be felt. With China now importing more and more logs and lumber from North America and with U.S. demand now rebounding, some key structural constraints are expected to keep log and lumber supplies tight relative to demand growth, including:

• A collapse of the Russian logging sector in 2009 from the global financial crisis where log exports are now less than 40% of their 2007 level as they continue to decline in 2012.

• Changes to the Russian log export tax that continues to leave Russian log exports less available and expensive.

• After a “cooling-off” period in 2012, China’s requirement to feed its growing wood deficit will see a return to steady demand growth for imported logs and lumber from North America and other sources.

• The mountain pine beetle epidemic in the B.C. Interior will, by the end of the decade, kill about 60% of all the pine trees in the BC Interior. This will permanently reduce Western SPF lumber production starting in about 2014 or 2015.

• The Quebec government (which controls 90% of the forests in the province) will have reduced the timber harvest by at least 30% between 2004 and 2013, permanently reducing lumber production.

• Consequently, Canada’s lumber production will plateau by about 2015, allowing for essentially no increases in exports to the U.S. and will, therefore, see its’ U.S. lumber import market share plummet to two-thirds of its historical level. By the end of the decade, B.C. and Quebec lumber shipments will collectively be lower by some 10 billion bf as compared to peak shipments in 2004.

• The role of Timber Investment Management Organizations (TIMOs) will play out as log markets strengthen. As many large U.S. corporate forest companies with sawmills have sold their private timberlands to TIMOs, timber prices are eventually forecast to rise and be sold more on the margin, tightening the economics of sawmilling in the U.S. and potentially limiting incremental lumber production.

Recent Developments

Hollund Industrial Marine Eliminates Largest Majority of Preferred C Shares

BLAINE, WA--(Marketwired - Jan 28, 2014) - Hollund Industrial Marine, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: HIMR ) ("Hollund" or the "Company") an underwater forest management company, announced today that the Company has eliminated virtually all of Mr. Lonnie Hayward's personal holdings of Preferred C stock -- which in effect, nullifies future dilution from these shares.

"The elimination of Mr. Hayward's preferred stock significantly enhances our long-term value and should strengthen investor confidence as we move into first revenues," stated Peter Meier, President of Hollund. "This is yet another milestone reached by our management and further demonstrates that all parties, including Mr. Hayward, are working together for the future growth of this company."

The Company and Mr. Hayward came to an arrangement to irrevocably eliminate 99.5% of his holdings of Preferred C shares. Management believes that by eliminating the largest majority of its preferred stock, there will be substantially less dilution going forward.

Meier concluded, "I am pleased with our arrangement to eliminate the majority of Mr. Hayward's Preferred C stock. With our project coming online, I firmly believe in our prospects going forward."

HIMR will benefit immensely from the reduction in its allocation of preferred C stocks. The following three catalysts will also help its market valuation:

1. The strong demand for timber coupled with HIMR ’s already started timber trials will be a massive boost.

2. HIMR ’s very affordable market price has given it a very big profile among big spenders. This is evidenced by its average volume of 136 million shares.

3. HIMR ’s consistent release of news is a very good sign that the company is busy and this will spur traders to action.

HIMR is a sweet (and very affordable play) that shouldn’t be missed.

Begin your research now.

To learn more about HIMR please visit their website: http://hollundindustrial.com