Thanks very much. Some very interesting emails you're on. Wonder why they're fessing up all of the sudden? Some SEC inquires or what? This one right?:
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Select Symbol to Learn More! CDDD ARBN AEYS AMNM PCPH
The staff at Market News Alert is introducing you to an exciting company that has developed the only storage technology
capable of delivering cost-efficient removable data storage required for applications beyond the capacity of DVD technology.
Remember, we told you first! CDDD is a company that has seen a support level of $14+ this year, now trading for under $6.
CDDD is positioned for rapid revenue growth and large profit margins. With new state-of-the-art products being introduced, an
exceptional management team, and a staff of 65 research scientists aggressively introducing its vast inventory of high demand,
patented products. This stock should see a very pronounced short-term move and the potential for substantial long-term capital
gains.
Constellation 3D, Inc.
(NASDAQ NMS: CDDD) Constellation 3D, Inc. (C3D) has developed a breakthrough ‘Fluorescent Multilayer Disc and Card’
(FMD/C) technology that management believes will vastly increase the capacity of affordable removable data storage devices.
C3D has 65 scientist employed in advanced R&D addressing commercialization of its products. Visit www.c-3d.net.
Product Demand
CDDD has demonstrated both removable data disc technology capable of storing 100 gigabytes (GB) (in comparison to
current standard DVD discs that store 4.7 GB) and a credit card-sized memory product that could hold up to 10 GB. C3D
intends to compete in two major categories: 1. Fluorescent Multilayer Disc media, projected to offer in excess of 20 times
greater storage capacities than standard DVDs or other removable media, is expected to enter commercial manufacturing in
the firstquarter of 2002 2. Fluorescent Multilayer Card (FMC) ROM, WORM, and R/W ClearCard? products that should increase
the capacity of removable card storage technology by as much as 100 times from current levels.The combination of increased
capacity and lower cost per GB, combined with its faster data transfer speeds, will enable ClearCards to offer major storage
advances in several key consumer markets. The ClearCard should be able to quickly infiltrate high-growth industries such as the
digital camera and digital camcorder markets. Other market opportunities include portable video players, PC/laptop storage,
PDAs, combined MP3/MP4 players, G3 mobile phones, and e-books.
The Industry
The Consumer Electronics Association recently cited DVD players as the “fastest-selling consumer electronics product of all
time.” The annual market for removable CDs and DVDs should reach over 20 billion units in 2001. Worldwide demand for
recordable CDs is over 3.8 billion discs per year. As storage demands continue to be driven by factors such as increasing
Internet download speeds, reliable robust media will be needed for new generations of multimedia applications.
Investment Considerations
FMC ClearCard Products - The Company's first generation card products will be a family of credit card-sized memory storage
devices for use in mobile applications. C3D’s ClearCard should have capacities of up to 10 Gigabytes, and offer tremendous
per-gigabyte cost savings versus current technology. Flash memory, the primary storage medium used in these devices,
generated estimated year 2000 revenues of $15 billion. Current storage demand in these markets is rising at a rate of about
60% per year.
Based on recent milestone events in the company, existing partnerships with industry leaders (such as Dell Computers) and
forthcoming products, this stock should see a return to its $15 trading range quickly.
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