New TSCI Street Pulse Now Available at TheSmallCapInvestor.com
New TSCI Street Pulse available at TheSmallCapInvestor.com. TSCI Street Pulse is a leading publishing platform for small cap industry professionals discussing market news, industry trends, individual companies and more.
Winter Garden, FL, September 11, 2009 --(PR.com)-- TheSmallCapInvestor.com announced that new TSCI Street Pulses have been posted to its website. Investors can read the full articles at: www.TheSmallCapInvestor.com. The following are excerpts:
September 8, 2009 - TSCI Street Pulse
What Happens to a $32 Million Market Cap Company That Receives a $150 Million Stimulus Award?
By Joe Noel, Emerging Growth Research
“… Several weeks ago KeyOn Communications (OTCBB: KEYO) applied for $150 million of federal broadband-related stimulus funds. We believe the chances of receiving this entire amount are very strong. We have seen the shares of the Company rise in anticipation of this event, with the shares recently reaching a 52-week high of $2.16.
“In our opinion, the shares are still significantly undervalued. Below, we provide an analysis relative to our valuation thoughts based on likely effects the $150 million will have on the Company's balance sheet, its subscriber counts, revenues, and finally on a likely valuation based on per subscriber and multiple of revenue valuations.”
- The full article is available at: http://www.thesmallcapinvestor.com/tsci_details.php?id=45
September 8, 2009 - TSCI Street Pulse
Investment Prospects In Latin America
By Vincent Weber, B.Sc. – Fundamental Research
“ … Despite a long history of mineral exploitation, we believe the potential for the discovery of profitable ore deposits is growing in many Latin American countries. Because mineral exploration/exploitation tends to begin with the most visible and easily accessible deposits, one can be influenced to believe the most economic deposits in countries with a long history in mining have already been identified and exhausted. We feel this is not the case, a likely contributor being the less than structured practices prior to the 1990’s when many Latin American mining laws were drastically reformed. In fact, several new projects are still being discovered in areas with no previous exploration, as well as around historic workings where full potential was not realized.”
Companies discussed in the article include: Silvercrest Mines, Inc. (TSXV: SVL), Ventura Gold Corp. (TSXV: VGO) and Gold Resource Corp. (OTCBB: GORO).
- The full article is available at: http://www.thesmallcapinvestor.com/tsci_details.php?id=44
September 2, 2009 - TSCI Street Pulse
The Sun Will Come Out … Tomorrow
By Trey Meehan, Meehan Capital
“ … History tells us that smaller companies tend to be a leading indicator of economic recovery. In fact, small caps generally start to experience recovery prior to a recession or depression actually ending. In 1932, a year before the end of the Great Depression, small caps outperformed the larger market. During the period spanning 1932 to 1943, which included the 1937 Recession, small caps were the top producing sector 11 of the 13 years. Following the 1973 – 1975 recession, small caps again assumed the leadership position for an amazing 10 straight years. These are just two examples following two of the most severe recessions in the past century (not including the current economic situation), but the trend generally holds true when looking at other time frames as well.
“I believe that we are currently in a cyclical recession that really started in 2000 and one which has had numerous peaks and valleys. If we are in fact approaching the end of this recession or at least this part of the cycle, and I use the work “if” very lightly, it is likely that small caps will be a leading indicator once again.”
- The full article is available at: http://www.thesmallcapinvestor.com/tsci_details.php?id=43
Stocks within the site’s research library include a broad range of companies across multiple industries and include stocks trading on the NASDAQ, OTCBB, Pink Sheets and the NYSE & AMEX in the United States. International exchanges represented include the major Canadian exchanges (TSX, TSX-V and CNQ), as well as the London's AIM & LSE, Germany's Frankfurt exchange and Australia's ASX.
For additional small cap equity research and commentary, please visit: http://www.TheSmallCapInvestor.com.
About The Small Cap Investor LLC
The Small Cap Investor LLC is a financial media company that provides the Internet's most efficient platform for the dissemination of equity research as it relates to the small cap markets.
With over 635 independent equity reports available, published by 19 independent research firms, www.thesmallcapinvestor.com is the web’s leading comprehensive distribution service designed to act as a single, consolidated meeting location for small cap equity research professionals and the investors who seek that research. It is designed for both individual and professional investors and offers free membership, as well as premium services, including access to institutional quality research reports from leading independent equity research firms.
The Small Cap Investor – In The World of Investments, Knowledge is Power ™
Contact:
Editorial Staff
The Small Cap Investor LLC
editorial@thesmallcapinvestor.com
Source: The Small Cap Investor LLC
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September 8, 2009 - TSCI Street Pulse
What Happens to a $32 Million Market Cap Company That Receives a $150 Million Stimulus Award?
By Joe Noel, Emerging Growth Research
“… Several weeks ago KeyOn Communications (OTCBB: KEYO) applied for $150 million of federal broadband-related stimulus funds. We believe the chances of receiving this entire amount are very strong. We have seen the shares of the Company rise in anticipation of this event, with the shares recently reaching a 52-week high of $2.16.
“In our opinion, the shares are still significantly undervalued. Below, we provide an analysis relative to our valuation thoughts based on likely effects the $150 million will have on the Company's balance sheet, its subscriber counts, revenues, and finally on a likely valuation based on per subscriber and multiple of revenue valuations.”
- The full article is available at: http://www.thesmallcapinvestor.com/tsci_details.php?id=45
September 8, 2009 - TSCI Street Pulse
Investment Prospects In Latin America
By Vincent Weber, B.Sc. – Fundamental Research
“ … Despite a long history of mineral exploitation, we believe the potential for the discovery of profitable ore deposits is growing in many Latin American countries. Because mineral exploration/exploitation tends to begin with the most visible and easily accessible deposits, one can be influenced to believe the most economic deposits in countries with a long history in mining have already been identified and exhausted. We feel this is not the case, a likely contributor being the less than structured practices prior to the 1990’s when many Latin American mining laws were drastically reformed. In fact, several new projects are still being discovered in areas with no previous exploration, as well as around historic workings where full potential was not realized.”
Companies discussed in the article include: Silvercrest Mines, Inc. (TSXV: SVL), Ventura Gold Corp. (TSXV: VGO) and Gold Resource Corp. (OTCBB: GORO).
- The full article is available at: http://www.thesmallcapinvestor.com/tsci_details.php?id=44
September 2, 2009 - TSCI Street Pulse
The Sun Will Come Out … Tomorrow
By Trey Meehan, Meehan Capital
“ … History tells us that smaller companies tend to be a leading indicator of economic recovery. In fact, small caps generally start to experience recovery prior to a recession or depression actually ending. In 1932, a year before the end of the Great Depression, small caps outperformed the larger market. During the period spanning 1932 to 1943, which included the 1937 Recession, small caps were the top producing sector 11 of the 13 years. Following the 1973 – 1975 recession, small caps again assumed the leadership position for an amazing 10 straight years. These are just two examples following two of the most severe recessions in the past century (not including the current economic situation), but the trend generally holds true when looking at other time frames as well.
“I believe that we are currently in a cyclical recession that really started in 2000 and one which has had numerous peaks and valleys. If we are in fact approaching the end of this recession or at least this part of the cycle, and I use the work “if” very lightly, it is likely that small caps will be a leading indicator once again.”
- The full article is available at: http://www.thesmallcapinvestor.com/tsci_details.php?id=43
Stocks within the site’s research library include a broad range of companies across multiple industries and include stocks trading on the NASDAQ, OTCBB, Pink Sheets and the NYSE & AMEX in the United States. International exchanges represented include the major Canadian exchanges (TSX, TSX-V and CNQ), as well as the London's AIM & LSE, Germany's Frankfurt exchange and Australia's ASX.
For additional small cap equity research and commentary, please visit: http://www.TheSmallCapInvestor.com.
About The Small Cap Investor LLC
The Small Cap Investor LLC is a financial media company that provides the Internet's most efficient platform for the dissemination of equity research as it relates to the small cap markets.
With over 635 independent equity reports available, published by 19 independent research firms, www.thesmallcapinvestor.com is the web’s leading comprehensive distribution service designed to act as a single, consolidated meeting location for small cap equity research professionals and the investors who seek that research. It is designed for both individual and professional investors and offers free membership, as well as premium services, including access to institutional quality research reports from leading independent equity research firms.
The Small Cap Investor – In The World of Investments, Knowledge is Power ™
Contact:
Editorial Staff
The Small Cap Investor LLC
editorial@thesmallcapinvestor.com
Source: The Small Cap Investor LLC
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