Batteries: Clean, Green and Chinese for next gen electric (

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Batteries: Clean, Green and Chinese for next gen electric (

An SI Board Since August 2009

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
14	2	0	CRTP

Emcee: lazarre	Type: Unmoderated

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From the Company's own words:

China Ritar designs, develops, manufactures and markets environmentally friendly lead acid batteries with a wide range of capacities and applications, including telecommunications, Uninterrupted Power Source (UPS) devices, Light Electrical Vehicles (LEV), and alternative energy production (solar and wind power). China Ritar sells, markets and services six series and 197 models of Ritar-branded, cadmium-free valve-regulated lead-acid (VRLA) batteries. Products are sold worldwide with sales in 81 countries including China, India, and numerous markets in Europe and the Americas. Additional information can be found at the Company's website ritarpower.com .

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14	APC (Acquired as a division of Schneider Electric in 2007) contracts with China	Gordon Quickstad	-	10/14/2010
13	Regardless of your or my political preferences, companies IPO when the stock mar	Peter Dierks	1	8/28/2009
12	Thanks, peter. I think more of a chance, though, under a Democratic than a Repu	lazarre	-	8/28/2009
11	Venture investors include GM, Black and Decker, Motorola, and at least one VC gr	Peter Dierks	-	8/28/2009
10	On first blush, it would be a stronger competitor vis a vis CRPT. From the POV o	lazarre	-	8/28/2009
9	Not IPO yet: a123systems.com	Peter Dierks	-	8/26/2009
8	CPTR has a large component of it's revenues supporting this looney idea: fi	lazarre	-	8/19/2009
7	10% north within a minute---someone's interested besides myself. finance.ya	lazarre	-	8/18/2009
6	FYI: By Shara Tibken Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Shares of	lazarre	-	8/18/2009
5	Well hello; this certainly deserves a leg down: SHENZHEN, China, Aug. 13 /PRNew	lazarre	-	8/13/2009
4	Okay, since I'm benefitting from All Boats Rising, I had the guts to add to	lazarre	-	8/12/2009
3	A major portion of CRPT's production is for the ELV market. There is a subst	lazarre	-	8/5/2009
2	Hi L, Will be your first poster and check out CRTP. GLTA. SG	SG	-	8/3/2009
1	Today,8/3/09 was graduation day for RITAR. It graduated from the bulletin board	lazarre	-	8/3/2009

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