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Sympowerco Corp Aims for Electric Motor Car Market
Staff Reporter
Last Updated:- Aug 17, 2009 - 11:45am EST

Over the past several weeks Sympowerco (OTC:SYMW) has been hitting the radars with their plans to develop methanol fuel cells for such applications as small vehicles, motorbikes, retrofit, stationary power supplies, and recreational markets.

Tom Bustamante, the Managing Partner of Ludlow Capital Research commented, "With the recent announcement of Chevy's electric Volt the demand for alternative electric vehicles has been gaining strong interest. On the small cap side, Sympowerco's subsidiaries, HOSS Motor Sports and Highline Hydrogen Hybrids Systems, should offer operating holding corps for joint ventures and development of electric motor car solutions."

"The stock is considered highly speculative, but seems to be attracting increasing attention from the market. Technically the stock has been generating increasing strong retail volume, and looks to be making an attempt to move above their longer-term trend line moving average. Again, it may be a very small speculative micro-cap play, but on mere momentum we wouldn't be surprised to see this company push up above the $0.01 mark in the very near-term."

Sympowerco Corporation, an energy technology company, engages in the design and development of clean and practical power and energy solutions. It offers flowing electrolyte direct methanol fuel cell for applications in small vehicles, motorbikes, retrofit, stationary power supplies, and recreational markets. www.sympowercocorp.com 

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