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Exchange Income Corp T.EIF

Alternate Symbol(s):  EIFZF | T.EIF.DB.J | T.EIF.DB.L | T.EIF.DB.M | T.EIF.DB.K

Exchange Income Corporation is a Canada-based diversified acquisition-oriented company. The Company operates through two segments: Aerospace & Aviation and Manufacturing. The Aerospace & Aviation segment is comprised of three lines of business: Essential Air Services, Aerospace, and Aircraft Sales & Leasing. Its Essential Air Services includes both fixed wing and rotary wing operations. Aerospace includes its vertically integrated aerospace offerings that provide customized and integrated special mission aircraft solutions primarily to governments across the globe. Aircraft Sales & Leasing includes aftermarket aircraft, engine and parts sales and aircraft and engine leasing, along with aircraft management services. The Manufacturing segment is comprised of three lines of business: Environmental Access Solutions, Multi-Storey Window Solutions and Precision Manufacturing & Engineering. The Company also focuses on portable hydronic (glycol-based) climate-controlled equipment.


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Comment by OptsyEagleon Mar 12, 2010 12:47pm
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Post# 16876535

RE: : Big Day Tomorrow!

RE: : Big Day Tomorrow!That's right.  Whenever a stock goes up, it ends up consolidating the levels for a while.  I always related this to the phenomenum that when a stock goes from $20 to 25$,  the people who owned it at $20 and the people that are currently watching it, all seem to think of it as a $20 stock.  In time new people will look into it at $25 and make their decisions accordingly, but it takes a little time for these new people to come along.

EIF is in the same boat.  I still think of it as about a $12 stock, but in reality it never should have ever been a $12 stock.  It should be a $20 stock.  All the financials point to that.  In time, new people will come along a see the same thing.
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