Micro caps with price multiplication potential for 2010

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Micro caps with price multiplication potential for 2010

Postby tara » Wed Dec 30, 2009 1:58 pm

Alphinat (NPA.v) : once Q1 will be out of the way, insiders will be free to trade. My feeling is they want to exercise some options at 10 cents and the warrants at 12 cents. How? Easy, they will push it up by announcing Quebec Government contract expansion with Bell, developments/ramifications with the Swiss Government and new alliances for Europe and the States. Healthcare and financial institution are always mentioned in the disclaimer and latest MD&A, but we have yet to see a concrete press release. Don`t be fooled by the small working capital deficit, Bell paid upfront fees to access their technology and the insiders are more than capable to bridge the gap until the large/latest contracts kick in.

Bluerush (BTV.v) : back in the black with an extremely small real free float, looks like we are soon going to hear from their 2009 marketing spree. Plenty of working capital with spending under control; relatively high gross margin producer with recurring revenue stream on the educational front being implemented.

NTG Clarity (NCI.v) : Positive in Q3, there was extensive backlog going into Q4; milestone will hopefully be collected before year end, as is usually the case. Q4 is usually strong, but it’s all about timing work progression. The CEO still shows an appetite for the stock and has yet to exercise the share buyback. Profitable and cash flow positive, while trading under 5 cents, is the usual recipe for price multiplication. Examine my proven record, I bet it’s only a matter of time for this one. And remember they are trading under book value and working capital per share.
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Micro caps with price multiplication potential for 2010

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Re: Micro caps with price multiplication potential for 2010

Postby tara » Fri Feb 26, 2010 9:57 am

Bottom fishing performance update

More convincing results of the investment criteria thoroughly explained by the underlying poster:


• EKD.v – peaked at almost 10x the introductory price of .035$ !
• WMT.v – price is more than 6x the introduction at .055$ with a strong performance for further gains
• JTI.v – more than doubled the introduction at .25$
• XDM.v - introduced at .18$, it's now a double with very strong upward momentum, coupled with a large stake taken by a third party



At the risk of repeating myself, here are (3) micro-cap candidates who have several of the same factors embedded, with some additional exposure provided by one of the most influential firm in the Canadian Small Cap arena (QIS Capital):


Alphinat (NPA.v) : • profitable
• large contracts signed, several initiatives underway
• investor awareness provided by none other than Doren himself
• massive insider holding, with insider buying from several members showing belief
• the real free float is extremely small
• serious takeover candidate for all the right reasons
• very small market cap providing enticing entry point
• noticeable marketing capability provided by its partnerships with majors


NTG Clarity (NCI.v) :
• profitable and cash flow positive
• growing backlog
• trading at metrics that are second to none right now
• share buyback in place, insider buying on record and promotion underway by QIS

A diamond in the rough at current prices, imagine if the company obtains foreign investment from the Kingdom family.


Bluerush (BTV.v) : • profitable
• large working capital position¸
• investor awareness campaign underway, with eResearch (Bob Weir) and Razor Voice
• very small real free float, when ones understand the reverse takeover and current insider ownership
• ambitious management with a track record for selling their company to larger entities (large takeover premiums)




P.S. The above is simply my personal understanding and not to be construed as investment advice. I’m not a broker, promoter, director, manager or employee of the aforementioned companies, just a shareholder. Do your own due diligence. Typos could have occurred.
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