Case in point - S2C Global Systems Inc. (OTCBB: STWG). STWG has technologically perfected a system that automates the delivery of pre-packaged water from supplier to consumer. By automating the entire delivery process and incorporating state of the art technologies including Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) to optimize efficiencies, "The Aquaduct" eliminates storage and labor expenses while holding the potential to reduce overall distribution costs by 65%.

STWG announced plans today to open a mass production facility in Dallas, Texas in order to more efficiently serve customers in Texas and across Southern California (highest bottled water consumption per capita within the US). This is very good sign that management is fully confident in its product, particularly after a very successful initial launch phase.

The Aquaduct

New to our chalkboard is UDS Group, Inc. (PINK SHEETS: UDSG), a national delivery company that services chains across the country. UDSG's goal is create a simplified order and delivery service by providing a "One Number" service to clients. Regardless of where clients are throughout the country, with one call they can reach an extensive network of departments. In a sometimes intensely complicated industry, this should be a breath of fresh air for many. We like this company for a few of reasons.

1. UDSG is paying off its debt at a rapid pace. To us, this is not only a testament to the strong dedication of the company to its bottom line but also demonstrates quality management and financial organization. (We like a tight run ship, don't we?)

2. With such a quality client base, UDSG stands to increase its reach to include many larger companies in the market for a simple and efficient delivery solution. With a foot in the door at Subway and 7 Eleven, how many bigger fish are on the way?

3. We always see a stock buyback as one of the highest demonstrations of opportunity for shareholders. With UDSG announcing a stock buyback of as many as 10 million shares this morning, this says to us that they are seeing something the public may not. If current stock price levels have created an ideal accumulation opportunity for UDSG itself (especially in these often droughtful summer months), we investors ought to be paying very close attention!

4. In addition to the aforementioned buyback, UDSG recently retired 27 million shares or 12% outstanding capital stock by paying back a debt with cash generated through operations. Theoretically, a 12% reduction in the number of outstanding shares, is equal to a 12% share price increase. Not bad. This does not even take into account the potential affect of a 10 million share buyback in the market. Good food for thought.

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