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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Madera International - Symbol WOOD

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To: David T. Groves who wrote (1955)3/30/2000 8:10:00 AM
From: David T. Groves  Read Replies (1) of 1979
 
Initial DD page for WOOD newbies and other interested parties (updated 3/29/2000) (COPIED FROM SHORTKILLER AT THE rAGING BULL THREAD):

Madera address/phone #:
Madera International
8671 N.W. 56th Street
Miami, Fl. 33166
305-774-9411

Company Website:
maderaintl.com

Company News Releases:
maderaintl.com

Company Profile, from its website:
maderaintl.com

Corporate Mission and Philosophy, from its website:
maderaintl.com
maderaintl.com

Letter from the CEO, from 1999:
maderaintl.com

SEC Info, courtesy of Partes FreeEdgar (just click on the filing you wish to review, and wait for it to load):
freedgar.com
Most current filing became available 3-8-2000, for the period ended 3-31-1999. Subsequent quarterlies are expected on a more timely basis (covering the 1999-2000 F/Y), but are not currently in the database.

Market Guide comparison of Madera with the industry (financial ratios and such):
yahoo.marketguide.com

A compendium of Rainforest information, which is required reading for prospective WOOD holders, due to the size of their holdings in Brazil and Peru. Links at bottom of page discuss many aspects of the Rain forest, including economic values and benefits. (This is where the following evaluation is found:
"The latest statistics show that rainforest land converted to cattle operations yields the land owner $60 per acre and if timber is harvested, the land is worth $400 per acre. However, if these renewable and sustainable resources are harvested, the land will yield the land owner $2,400 per acre.")
Link is: rain-tree.com

Some posts of interest from Raging Bull posters:
ragingbull.com from mjestew4 re:pick by Pennyplayers
ragingbull.com from D Groves - 3/19/2000 discussion of underlying value of WOOD's assets and comparison to current market cap
ragingbull.com from D Groves, with post 9879, below, an analysis of recent volume and float turnover
ragingbull.com continuation of previous post 9877 plus additional t/a
ragingbull.com first-hand report by wallstreetfreak of a visit to the Company, late Feb, 2000
ragingbull.com follow-up post by wallstreetfreak to post 8846
ragingbull.com from D Groves, a knowlegdeable long-timer, who has provided an in-depth analysis
ragingbull.com from CKIRBYGO, with his take on future performance as of last year. Timetable may be optimistic, but scenario overall may be quite feasible.

Some posts of interest from Silicon Investor posters:
Message 9572144 from D Groves, news about the web products
Message 9060733 ditto, about the web products
Message 8927109 from D Groves, news about the lab and herbals
Message 7511355 from J Lynch, about the proposed land sale
Message 7419085 from T Gawarecki, news of the real est. listing

Partial list of Stock sites recommending WOOD:
homestead.com

Posters to Avoid:
RJishere (on RB) - makes frequent incendiary posts about WOOD management, insults shareholders, all the while claiming perfection in his own investment and life choices. Many WOOD longs would advise ignoring RJishere, even those who are open to constructive criticism, backed up by facts.

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DISCLAIMER: All of the foregoing which is not opinion is based on the best information available at time of posting, and the sources linked are believed to be reliable. However, no responsibility is assumed for inaccuracies in the information. If the reader is uncertain whether a statement is fact or opinion, it should be treated as opinion. DD from several sources is always recommended when investing.
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