(I'm re-sending this email this morning just in-case any of you missed it yesterday, I want to make sure you all have a chance to get in the trade this morning) Continue reading below - - - It's worth the 2 minutes it will take to read this...
In-case you've missed any of my emails over the weekend, here's what is going on. I received a bunch of emails from you guys/gals stating that you couldn't place a trade in ESDI. After looking into it, it appears as though ESDI is on a few restricted lists with a few online brokers. That's truly unfortunate because it's a really great looking company. I'm taking it off of our watch-list for now until they get this matter sorted out, and once they do, I'll let you know. Don't FRET just yet though, I have a quick trade for you here that's sure to please, so read on... The information I'm about to give you comes from an exclusive site that charges a membership fee to receive their alerts. I'm going to give this to you for FREE today because after I reviewed the company, I really liked what I saw, and I KNOW you will to!
Sniper Alert: Follow Warren Buffet into CESX... Hi again, You don’t always have to take big risks to make big money in the stock market. Just ask Warren Buffett, the greatest investor of all time. (who by the way was very active with penny stocks early on in his career) Some of Buffett’s biggest investments today include… - Acme Brick Company - Benjamin Moore & Co. - Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp. So that’s bricks, paint, and railroads. Not exactly the sexiest of investments, but as I’m sure you’re aware, Buffett has amassed a personal fortune of around $67 BILLION putting his money to work in “boring” companies like these. His reasoning is simple… Stick to the basics. Instead of putting your hard earned money in high-flying tech companies that may or may not exist in a few years, focus on companies that provide products and services people will always need and/or want. That’s exactly what my newest stock pick, CESX, provides. Since 1988 CESX has been providing asbestos abatement, demolition, and mold remediation services to city, state, and federal agencies. Now, typically I’m not a huge fan of government. That stance is largely rooted in my opinion that most of our tax dollars, at every level of government, are spent foolishly. But one thing I don’t mind seeing government spend money on is the removal of hazardous materials. After all, if it’s discovered that a house I live in, or a commercial property my kids frequent is infected with asbestos, lead-based paint, or mold… You better believe I’m gonna want to see those poisons removed and destroyed as quickly as possible, at almost any expense! Often, it will go like this… A college, or hospital, or residence, or government building will be remodeled in some way. Anything from a simple update to a total tear down. When one of these structures is altered, an environmental survey of the building must be completed. Any regulated hazardous materials (ie: asbestos) that are found MUST BE removed prior to the alteration or renovation. CESX is the company that gets called in to handle the removal. Why CESX? Simply put… because they’re the best at what they do! They’ve been in business for over 27 years. Their work force is fully certified and trained by EPA, OSHA, and MSHA accredited training providers. They’re also one of the few companies that have the ability to remove hazardous materials from only the infected areas of a building while allowing business to operate as usual in the other parts of the building. If you run a 3-story hospital and it’s discovered during some remodeling that your second floor has asbestos in the walls, would you rather hire the company that… Can remove the asbestos, but will require the entire building to be shut down, or… Can remove the asbestos on the second floor while allowing floors 1 and 3 to operate normally during the process? Of course you’re gonna go with CESX, the company that can get the work done without interrupting productivity on the unaffected floors! This is why business is booming for CESX! In just the last 3 months alone, the company has announced… - $450,000 contract with US Navy base in Pensacola, Florida - $742,916 contract with US Air Force base near Valparaiso, Florida - Demolition and abatement activities at Florida State University - $500,000 contract for US Navy base in Jacksonville, Florida The great thing about these contracts is that if CESX performs its work well, and on time, there is a great chance that additional work will be awarded. These big demo projects go in phases spread out over many months or years even, so while CESX may be awarded a $742,916 contract initially… They could ultimately be awarded an additional $9 or $10 million! Their Jacksonville job is even more lucrative, as the company stated they expect to bid on an additional $85 million of environmental remediation and demolition services! This ain’t your regular penny stock folks! In just the second quarter of this year, CESX reported revenue of $5.1 million which is 9.4% higher than revenue generated in the second quarter of last year. During the second quarter of 2015, CESX won a total of 25 new demolition contracts in the state of Florida, and they’ve begun announcing contracts in other states as well. Just 10 days ago they announced a $437,550 contract in Louisiana. That comes after a $167,600 contract with a hospital in Louisiana was announced the week before that. All in all, CESX is currently projecting $22 million in revenue by the end of the fourth quarter of 2015! There’s a reason why CESX is planning on being one of the incredibly rare penny stocks that uplists to the Nasdaq. They don’t belong in penny land with start-ups and development-stage companies. They belong with the big boys like Amazon and Apple on the Nasdaq. They’ve applied to the Nasdaq, and I think they’ll be accepted. My goal is to get you in before they uplist. To get you in before more, even bigger contracts are announced. Right now CESX sits at exactly $1 per share. The highest price the stock has been at over the past year is $1.25. It peaked out at that price almost exactly a year ago. Once CESX breaks out to a new 52-week high, I think the sky is the limit. It could very easily be smooth sailing up to $2 or higher in the short-term. So that’s what you need to do… You need to get in at $1.25 or less. If I were you, I would buy as many shares as possible at $1.25 or less TOMORROW MORNING when the market opens at 9:30AM EST. Don’t delay. A new contract or an approval by Nasdaq could be announced at any time. Long-term, it’s hard to say how high CESX could go from here, but based on their… - Increasing revenue - Complete dominance in Florida - Expansion into other states, and - Close ties with the government (who provide the most work and are most-capable of paying for that work) ... the sky’s really limit with this stock. I could see CESX eventually being at $10+ EASILY. I will of course keep you posted as the situation progresses, but what you need to focus on right now is getting in ASAP. This is a solid situation you need to take advantage of. In fact, it’s probably the most solid company trading around $1 per share that I’ve ever come across. Don’t make the mistake of sitting on the sidelines with this one. CESX represents the easy money you’ve been looking for! It’s up to you now. All you have to do is pull the trigger! 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Have a great day, and I truly hope you take the time to read the report above.. Avi |