As I mull this over some more, my thoughts are tha

As I mull this over some more, my thoughts are that the EX-IM financing is strictly for the USA side of the equation....bearing sleeves and anything else that needs to be produced here. That is their mission statement. I am willing to bet that the Chinese bankers will be the source for the necessary assembly assets over there via acquisitions which Bill has mentioned numerous times. They could also finance additional equipment, manpower and other startup costs to meet the assembly portion of production.

So, with all due respect, I do not believe that the EX-IM deal HERE means that the door has been closed for financing over THERE. Do not forget about the Chinese government granting favor for businesses established there. Guess who the banks there "work" for?

We shall see. I am super stoked about the next 90 days ahead of us.

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