Today's Performance, page-118

7 cents is really low for this stage of development, I think at .075 would be the licker for the bounce, but hey if it goes to .07 i'll do what I did last time and double down i'm already free carried anyway.

I think that demand for communication which is heading towards narrowband satellites because of world change in the regions that SAS are targeting will become more obvious in the next year and also the benefits of having less ground based utility transmission equipment is the benefit for cost cutting com providers are looking for. sats cannot be stolen or broken like stuff on the ground, once in orbit they are sweet.

Just last month the diamonds were used to diagnose a transmission problem as a test and identified the problem so the carrier could correct the specific problem in the narrowband.

As always use the doom and gloom to your advantage, SAS keeps succeeding in the area's it needs and is getting the attention of key com companies.