The 21st Century Stocks & Sectors page highlights undiscovered micro-cap companies – typically low-priced companies with market caps of 500 million or less in three key sectors we believe are headed for substantial growth over the next decade: (1) Healthcare; (2) Internet and IT; and (3) energy and environmentally clean technology. Micro-cap companies typically lack Wall Street analyst coverage, and are inefficiently priced and/or often thinly trading the proverbial “tree in the forest.”
Additions
We are adding Brekford Corporation (BFDI: OTCBB) to our watch list and have added a landing page for BFDI on our website’s Stocks & Sectors section under Internet & IT. Brekford Corp. is a homeland security technology service provider of fully integrated vehicle installation and rugged technology and video solutions geared towards mission critical operations. Brekford is the only US publicly traded pure plays in the burgeoning Automotive Traffic Enforcement Industry, an industry that is poised to explode in the next 3-5 years as a result of the trend towards outsourcing of government services. BFDI, closed Friday at $.62 up $.07 for the week and 463% year to date. Click here to get a more detailed article on BFDI.
Updates
On December 14, 2011, CrowdGather (CRWG: OTCBB), reported strong second quarter revenues above consensus analyst revenue targets. From this point forward, analyst forecast an acceleration in sequential and year over year revenue comparisons, and decreasing quarterly losses. CrowdGather is expected to breakeven in the 3rd quarter of fiscal 2013.
The Company currently has $3,120,982 in cash as of the end of fiscal 2nd quarter 2012, enough according to analyst to carry the Company to profitability. The company’s monthly web traffic has increased substantially on a year over year basis. As of October 31, 2011 the CrowdGather Network, reported total monthly traffic of 19 million unique visitors and 235 million page view compared to 4 million unique visitor and 80 million page views across its network of sites same time last year.
Most of their forum properties consist of over 200,000 do it yourself hosted forum communities and are currently unmonetized. CrowdGather’s Adserver platform is expected to be operational across its hosted properties by the end of fiscal year 2012. As a result, quarterly revenue figures are forecasted to grow from the current quarter $468,000 to approximately $2,150,000 for the fiscal 4th quarter 2013.
The launch of the Adserver platform will allow CRWG to aggregate hosted mom and pop forum properties and deliver increasingly larger and larger audiences every time they do a potential ad campaign. Huffington post recently sold for $350,000,000 as a result of their proven ability to deliver 30-50,000,000 impressions per advertising campaign. At the time of the acquisition, their average ad rate was approximately $20 per CPM. To put that in perspective, CRWG currently gets less than $1. The potential upside in advertising rates is the real story here:
Updates
We are removing Location Based Technologies, Inc (LBAS: OTCBB) from our watch list as a result of a lack of progress on the revenue and contract front. Management of LBAS is inaccessible, failed to provide investor guidance, and have declined our request for an interview. In addition, the Company is quickly burning through its cash without ever giving investors on adequate guidance about when they could potentially make money. This stock is just not worth the risk, it would be prudent to use LBAS as a source of funds. Better ideas in the Internet & IT micro cap space, specifically BFDI and CRWG.
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