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[QUOTE]Originally posted by oneleg: [QB] VirtualHealth Technologies. Inc. OTCBB: VHGI could put traders into profit positions since buy side pressure is expected to enter at a higher level this increase week. The Company - "VHGI" - is a diverse company with assets and interests focusing on opportunities within the Healthcare Technology Industry and Precious Metals / Energy Resources Markets. As you can see by VHGI's wholly owned subsidiaries, the Company has been pursuing two sectors that have witnessed outstanding growth. Many Companies operating within hot sectors see plenty of merger and acquisition activity since the amount of investment dollars flowing into those markets is heightened... And, as you can see by the VHGI's activities...selling their assest for the profit and giving dividends to investors is something to consider since the Company is pursuing this notion with one of their healthcare subsidiaries. On the other hand, Gold companies have found it more economical to acquire additional gold reserves through merger activities. Gold manufacturers are increasingly seeking to secure their assets, cut costs and exploit higher gold prices; thus, there are frequent attempts at consolidation, a trend that is likely to continue through 2012. My point is this: as the price of gold continues to rise, merger and acquisition activity is projected to increase, especially among medium- and small-sized producers in the industry. It would be interesting to see if that becomes an option since I believe the Company speculates that there could be up to $55 Million in Gold from the sales of its mining operations. After all, the global gold market generated total revenues of $67.2 billion in 2008, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 20.3% for the period spanning 2004-2008. In comparison, the European and Asia-Pacific markets reached respective values of $8 billion and $21 billion in 2008. [/QB][/QUOTE]
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