Special Alert ?
MTCHMy huge new pick is
MTCH.
After doing some research and reviewing the chart, looks like
MTCH could make a huge turn around!
That last time
MTCH traded at this level, it doubled in price within a few days.
MTCH is trading at a support level and with the recent news about the Bay Bridge closure, this could bring more attention to
MTCH. http://www.sfchroniclemarketplace.com/cgi-bin/article.cgif=/c/a/2009/10/28/MNO81ABJTF.DTL
The news about the bridge damage is pretty scary!!
5,000 pounds of metal broke off of a section of the bridge and fell into traffic! This is a bridge that has 260,000 vehicles on it a day. Thankfully nobody was hurt!
MTCH has a technology that could prevent bridges and other big structures from suddenly falling apart.
The aftermath is scary when big structures collapse. A lot of people could be left injured or even killed. Then there`s the cost of cleaning up the damage and rebuilding. These costs are usually staggering!
MTCH specializes in technologies to measure microscopic fractures in metal structures. These small fractures can be responsible for unimaginable damage.
Long term solutions are needed and that`s where
MTCH comes in.
MTCH`s technology could be utilized on many aged bridges that are susceptible to a collapse.
The SF bridge is just 1 bridge in 1 city but it is a very good example of how one bridge can affect our lives. Every day millions of people drive and cross over bridge. Most of them are old and dangerous.
MTCH has the technology to prevent these kind of closures and collapses from happening!!
Let me explain to you how
MTCH`s sensor works.
MTCH`s Electrochemical Fatigue Sensor is used to determine if actively growing fatigue cracks are present.
MTCH`s breakthrough Electrochemical Fatigue Sensor is currently the only nondestructive method on the market able to detect growing cracks as well as subsurface cracks as small as 0.01 inches in steel bridges!!
MTCH`s EFS has already proven its efficacy on over 35 bridges in 10 different states across the nation, as well as several railroad bridges.
There are approximately 600,000 bridges in the nation`s inventory and according to the Federal Highway Administration, 105,981 steel bridges are structurally deficient or functionally obsolete in important areas!
MTCH`s COO, Marybeth Miceli, was asked to present at the Department of Homeland Security`s Aging Infrastructure Conference.
MTCH CEO Robert M. Bernstein stated, "We are very pleased that the Department of Homeland Security is taking such an interest in our aging infrastructure, as well as advanced technologies, like our EFS system, needed to determine their viability. Ms. Miceli`s presentation was able to effectively communicate why cutting-edge technologies like our EFS are so critical to keeping the American public safe, while at the same time safeguarding taxpayers` dollars."
Put
MTCH on your watch list, it could turn out to be a huge bounce play!!! The SF bridge is just one of thousands of bridges in America that is aging.
Start your research on
MTCH by visiting their site at: www.matechcorp.com.
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