3 1/2c AAT.....Just tooooo cheap
posted on
Jul 28, 2010 05:26PM
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I looked up this morning and seen a trade go across the screen on AAT at 3
1/2c. Astounding to think that this company that has come so far is trading
at this giveaway price.
Although no official news has been released to the public, a quick call to
the company gets you so pumped up, should you take the time to do some
digging
Back to back to back sales records have been achieved. The clientele list
has become an impressive whos who from a sporadic ho hum casual buyer,
international inroads continue to be groomed and are bringing results
monthly on an increasing trend. The outlook is even rosier and the biggest
problem ATI Airtest is having is getting enough supply from the OEM
manufacturer in Saweden. All this, despite of a recession indicates the new
green initiatives are beginning to show in the wholesale numbers.
Initiatives like the recently announced Manitoba Hydro one. In Manitoba,
where they enjoy the cheapest energy cost in the world, recent moves have
been announced by rewarding the installation and use of energy saving
devices. If this can be done there, every Canadian province, including BC
and Ontario are not far behind. Slowly California led incentive programs
will spread. Oregon is rumored close to similar legeslation being adopted.
So sales will continue to keep ATI operating in the black...not the deep
crimson/blood red that it has emerged from over the past 8 months.
A company operating profitably is also easier to attract cash flow loans and
capital expansion monies to...something George Graham, company president is
perhaps considering with new products and services. This will be able to be
achieved without shareholder dilution, with certainty and accelerated ease.
The Clairtec front is a little foggy, but I am assured a NR will be
forthcoming. Scuttlebutt has it that two protoypes are near completion for
testing....but this is unconfirmed.
The point of this blog is to illuminate the value at this year low price in
AAT. One reason for the dip is a RevCan forced sellout from a
shareholder.....nothing more than market function combined with the summer
investor doldrums.
Use your noggins ...this company has real value at this level
royrogers
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