Make Trash your Portfolios Gold !!! - OTC Live Archives at Zinester. Science & Technology

Company Essentials:
Exchange:	OTC
Symbol:	BDWT
Shares Outstanding:	180,000,000
Shares in Float:	3,100,000
Current Share Price:	$0.55
Website:	www.budgetwaste.com
Mission:	Dominate market...returning profits to investors

Here is a brand new investment idea for you:

Everyone knows the story about how a US-based trash hauler, Waste Management (NYES:WMI) became the darling of Wall Street. It went up a steady 25% a year for a couple of years. To us, however, those returns are paltry, but Waste Management was a massive, mature company, so 25% a year was great.

And, truth be told, you need those steady old gainers as your portfolio's foundation. But real truth be told, the reason we're all in the stock markets is for the legendary winners...the ones that put you on the road to the easy life, or even put you over the top so you can make a radical change in the way that you live.

Come on, do you really think that those old goats get the cute blondes because the girls like wrinkles?

That's why it's important today for you to take a second to consider a fine small company that trades on the US stock markets. Like our recent winners, it's a stock that our system says has wildly explosive potential. The company is Budget Waste Inc. (BDWT)...it's the dominant waste hauler in Alberta, Canada.

If you've never been to Alberta, you would never believe what's going on. There is a massive build out underway that's being driven by the Alberta oil sands...it's a place that most experts claim is going to be the most important new source of oil and gas in North America.

You have to think of how the gleaming modern cities of Houston and Dallas looked a few decades ago. The rich old society matrons who live there now don't want to admit what cow towns they were...but it's the truth.

But only a handful of people there actually got wealthy on oil. Just like what's set to happen in Calgary, Alberta, a huge amount of wealth will be created by the service industry...restaurants, accountants, lawyers, retailers, and yes, trash haulers. Remember, since the Texas boom towns were formed, the world has gone all touchy feely about the way in which waste is disposed.

So, companies such as BDWT are a vital, grossly profitable cog in the wheel of growth. Why do trash haulers get rich? Well, imagine what your town or city would look like if the trash was not picked up for a month or so. That's why they can set the price. It's a VITAL SERVICE.

BDWT is a great find for you. It has a strong management team with a ton of experience in the construction and residential waste hauling industries. It's in a perfect, fast-expanding region that because of its critical energy-sector mission will be allowed to grow unfettered.

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...companies such as BDWT are a vital, grossly profitable cog in the wheel of growth.

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