There's an old trading adage that says "If you for
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Posted On: 05/02/2014 2:22:13 PM
There's an old trading adage that says "If you forgot why you bought an issue, then it's time to sell it. Don't think about it, just sell it because the reason for originally buying the issue must not have been correct."
If the big boys wanted to do anything correctly with e-waste, it would have already been done. They simply want to landfill the e-waste. They do not know how to make a profit with the waste, nor do they want to spend the time and money developing a system that works.
EWSI will attempt to raise capital as they have very clearly explained in their Business Plan and Financial Strategy. It's been there for everyone to see, read, and digest for almost a year. Nothing has changed. It's not that hard to comprehend.
SURF was a self sustaining and slightly profitable entity last year. EWSI Cincy, if they can keep consistent feedstock streams alive IMO will be a cash flow positive entity before the end of this year. E-Plants internationally are primarily being funded with other folks' money. EWSI brings technology and know how to the table and will take a percentage of revenues from each E-Plant.
eWasteCC, whenever it gains commercial traction, will be a money hog with high margins IMO for EWSI. Dan Feeney and VGG are awesome partners and recognized leaders in the energy management arena. Carbon Credits and proper facilitation of e-waste scrap are also parts of that software package that will be very attractive to consumers.
Anyway, GLTY...
If the big boys wanted to do anything correctly with e-waste, it would have already been done. They simply want to landfill the e-waste. They do not know how to make a profit with the waste, nor do they want to spend the time and money developing a system that works.
EWSI will attempt to raise capital as they have very clearly explained in their Business Plan and Financial Strategy. It's been there for everyone to see, read, and digest for almost a year. Nothing has changed. It's not that hard to comprehend.
SURF was a self sustaining and slightly profitable entity last year. EWSI Cincy, if they can keep consistent feedstock streams alive IMO will be a cash flow positive entity before the end of this year. E-Plants internationally are primarily being funded with other folks' money. EWSI brings technology and know how to the table and will take a percentage of revenues from each E-Plant.
eWasteCC, whenever it gains commercial traction, will be a money hog with high margins IMO for EWSI. Dan Feeney and VGG are awesome partners and recognized leaders in the energy management arena. Carbon Credits and proper facilitation of e-waste scrap are also parts of that software package that will be very attractive to consumers.
Anyway, GLTY...
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