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To: MoneyMade who wrote (6427)	2/16/1999 10:04:00 AM
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ITRO!!!! Get in before it hits a dollar. oh yeah, take a look at PCBM! Gore Horvath Issues Speculative Buy Recommendation on Itronics Inc. PR Newswire, Tuesday, February 16, 1999 at 09:22 LONG BEACH, Calif., Feb. 16 /PRNewswire/ -- The following is being issued by Gore Horvath, a member of the National Association of Securities Dealers, CRD number 06809. Gore Horvath, an Investment Banking firm headquartered in Long Beach, Calif., issued a Speculative Buy Recommendation today on Itronics Inc. (BB: ITRO) and initiated coverage on the Reno, Nevada, company. Itronics is a world leader in photochemical recycling through a patented detoxification process that removes 99.99% of the silver and other heavy metal content, producing a liquid based multi-nutrient fertilizer. In the report, Gore Horvath noted that 100 million gallons of photographic waste are generated in the U.S. annually. This waste represents approximately 40-60% of all toxic industrial waste. "Itronics Inc. is the only company to offer photowaste generators a more cost effective, environmentally-friendly alternative to traditional forms of waste management," the report said. The Gore Horvath report pointed out that Itronics utilizes a fully integrated, tri-phase proprietary process to effectively recycle photochemical waste. "The tri-phase process involves distillation of photowaste, extraction of silver and other heavy metals, and production of a liquid base for fertilizer. The potential domestic market for photowaste recycling is approximately $1 billion annually; utilization of this process internationally would likely create a multi-billion dollar photowaste recycling market," according to Jason Sharp, the author of the report. The Gore Horvath report states that Itronics' Gold'n Gro(TM) 20-1-7 was ranked number one in the University of California Riverside evaluation program for two consecutive years. Subsequently, Western Farm Services, one of the largest fertilizer retailers, entered into an exclusive license agreement with Itronics to manufacture and market Itronics' Gold'n Gro(TM) fertilizer, allowing Itronics access to a broader market, the report concludes. Copies of the report are available from Gore Horvath at 1-800-965-8284. SOURCE Gore Horvath -0- 02/16/99 /CONTACT: Gore Horvath, 1-800-965-8284/ Companies or Securities discussed in this article: Symbol Name BB:ITRO Itronics Inc Market data is provided by Quote.com, Inc. By using this service, you agree to the terms of the User Agreement.