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Company: Matech Corp. (MTCH.OB)
Yahoo Finance: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=MTCH.OB
Company Websites: http://matechcorp.com/

Remember I said this week's pick was boring...

Watch the COO putting people back to sleep on the morning show:

http://matechcorp.com/video.php?docId=-6319698361125173509

(Skip to 2:15, that's the Chief Operating Officer)

Now, there is a very good reason I'm telling you about such a
boring company.

...And I'll get to that in a moment.
But first, even though this company is boring they deal with
a serious problem.

You' see the average age of a Bridge in the US is 53 years
old (true).

And almost all of these bridges were built with a 50 year life
span in their design specs.

Which means every year now, the US Government must inspect
190,000 steel highway bridges.

And this costs:

$400 Million Every Year!

And this may seem fine...

But there is a problem...

Even though that amount is spent on testing these bridges the
Government is well aware their current tests are not sufficient.

...There is one main problem these bridges have, and it's
something called "Metal Fatigue".

The textbook definition is that Metal Fatigue happens when
metal undergoes repeated cyclical stress.

(For bridges this is the repeated loading and unloading of huge
amounts of weight)

The result is sudden (and unexpected) fractures which quickly turn into major bridge collapses.

Now Here's Where MTCH Come in...

It is currently not possible to predict (by current methods) when
the Fatigue limit is reached and when a fracture may occur.

This is because damage to Steel occurs at microscopic levels, and
can only be detected (in early stages) by examining the microscopic
structure.

Because of this most bridge designers purposely "over-design" a
structure in an attempt to limit stress on critical areas.

The result is that a typical $40 Million bridge can cost nearly $70 Million to build.

But that's certainly not the main problem. You' see currently visual inspection results in 92% of microscopic fatigue cracks being missed.

Just watch this Fox News report:

http://matechcorp.com/video.php?docId=11260596422565997

(That report also had the CEO of MTCH, Robert Bernstein as an
authority on the subject of bridge failure)

Now... As I'm sure you've gathered this is a serious problem.

But why have I brought it up this week?

After digging around last Saturday while analyzing this stock I found that...

Following the fatal collapses of a number of bridges across the US, new legislation is being introduced in Congress that requires states to comply with higher safety standards, such as using the latest technology to test bridges for metal Fatigue...

And it is expected the Government is going to invest $550 Million on this new safety initiative.

But what does that have to do with Matech Corp (MTCH)?

MTCH is already the preferred authority on testing bridges for metal fatigue...

And they've already been paid $8.3 Million* by the government on early stages of testing.

(*As shown on their website: http://www.matechcorp.com/press_2_13_06.html)

In fact MTCH has very recently signed contracts with the states of:

- New York,
- California,
- New Jersey,
- Utah,
- Pennsylvania,
- Massachusetts,
- and the Federal Highway Administration and...
- Association of American Railroads

(* As shown in: http://www.matechcorp.com/press_10_11_07.html)

And furthermore they are starting negotiations with:

- Virginia,
- Kentucky,
- Union Pacific Railroad,
- Canadian Railroad Association,
- New South Wales Transit,
- Australia,
- Queensland Rail,
- Queensland Road and China


And because MTCH own 7 patents to the Fatigue testing technology, they have created their own mini monopoly in the industry.

Just look at all the other times they've been referred to in mass media... as experts on the subject:

http://matechcorp.com/video.php?docId=-7259436493960855271 (Fox News with COO)

http://matechcorp.com/video.php?docId=-323893484070709211 (MSNBC with Project Mgr)


Now with this stock, I'm not particularly excited about the prospect of MTCH receiving millions of dollars from the US
Government.

That's good... But it's not going to produce the kind of fast short term gains I look for...

You' see it's not developments such as contracts with the government which make a stock price rocket.

It's not even the fact a small stock could see hundreds of millions flood onto its accounts.

It is...

The news of this happening which causes a stock price to move!

And remember I said this stock was one of the most boring I've ever picked?

Well that means so far no self respecting city investor type has
given a second glance to this company.

And based on valuable patents I believe the stock is already massively undervalued.

But then I also believe that...

When most investors pick up on everything I just told you about MTCH...

Interest in this company is going to skyrocket!

But there is one stipulation:

This email has been sent urgently for a reason, I believe that the market is going to re-evaluate this stock very...
very soon.

Which means "smart investors" need to be as quick as humanly possible...

To get the most out of this opportunity.

Best Regards,
Richard Fisher

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