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Our mission is to provide the average investor with the info they need to make wall street work for them! Think of it as having pocket aces pre-flop in texas hold-em poker (thats good)! First, we are going to provide you with some knowledge, education is paramount to surviving and beating the odds in this arena!

Far and away the highest returns in the equity markets occur in the micro/small cap arena. These are your up and comming firms which have the highest risk to return ratio out of the pantheon of equity (stock) offerings. This is typically where we will find the next fivebagger (500% return). The name of the game is to filter thru the treacherous waters of the otc - pinksheet small/micro cap companies which are vying for your investment $, and showcase the truly exceptional firms in this arena. We identify and showcase before the "street" recognizes them and the cats out of the bag (so to speak).

First and foremost the majority of small-cap/micro-cap companies on the otc:bb and pink sheets are never going to amount to anything and many at best are slightly above being outright frauds (many are)! We only profile companies of a truly outstanding nature that must meet the following criteria in order to be showcased.

Management Team

They must be exceptional at the least, if not flat out heavy weight's (we are talking about true industry leaders, those who have a track record of proven success). i.e., not some pump and dump scammers looking to make their money by selling shares instead of executing their business model!) Management that is overly concerned about share price is a bigtime red flag!

Proprietary Technology/Competitive Advantage

They must possess an advantage that cannot be duplicted by another firm.

  1. Enforcable patents are a must have! If not, what is going to stop another firm from replicating (copying) their business model and dilluting their market share.
  2. Is this technology/competitive advantage translatable into actual revenue?

Barrier Of Entry

  1. How difficult will their business model be to execute?
  2. Do they have the ability to bring their product/service to market in a timely as well as cost efficient manner?

Potential Buy-Out (M&A)Target

This is the standard line given by many micro/small-cap companies. Always postering as the next great buy-out target by some huge conglomerate that is going to make every shareholder rich... Well, sadly as you may suspect, this is rarely the case. They do this in hopes of triggering peoples greed button in order for them to hold out some hope on their purchase. Well, we cut through the b.s. and find the companies that truly will add value to a larger established firm and hence truly are potential acquisition targets.

The above qualifications are very rare to find in the small/micro-cap arena and can consume a lot of time to find as well. Thats where 5baggers.com comes in! We have done the leg work for you

Unbiased and well researched info to help you make wall street work for you instead of them fleecing all of us!

Showcased Company Of The Month -"SCLW: Socialwise"

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"SCLW" Our Pick Of The Month!

Hi, I’m Paul and I’m going to introduce you to an investment strategy that focuses on how small investments can make a huge difference if they’re researched thoroughly and allocated properly for risk.

The first key to my strategy is management. An analogy I like to use is horse racing, In horse racing, some gamblers will bet on a horse and some gamblers will bet on a jockey. In the stock market you always have to bet on both. Management and the Product.

With this in mind; I’d like you to meet Socialwise.

Here are the players involved that comprise the management..

Jim Collas, the former CTO of Gateway Computers, launched over 28 billion in consumer products. Jim Collas was part of the core executive team that took the company from its early stage to 8 billion in revenue.

Joe Abrams is an expert in helping early-stage technology companies reach the next phase of growth. In 1999, he co-founded Intermix, the parent company of social networking leader MySpace that was sold to News Corp. for $580 million in 2005

Maynard Webb, the former COO of EBay, he played a big role in stabilizing the company and overseeing the purchase of Pay Pal, the leading payment system.  He was responsible for the company-wide implementation of business strategies.

The second key is product, what does the company sell and will people buy it?

Socialwise has developed an innovative youth payment system called BillMyParents. Parents do not want to give their young teen their credit card, for obvious reasons. Imagine parents finally having a way for their child to shop online without exposing their private credit card information.  And it’s so simple to use:

  1. A child sees something they want to buy online. 
  2. The parents are notified of the item to be purchased.
  3. The parent approves or declines the transaction.  Upon approval the parent enters their credit card info.  The child never has access to their card number.

Parents can oversee their child’s spending while giving their kids the purchase power they crave.

Let’s take a minute to analyze how big the Bill My Parents market is. Youth between the age of 8 and 21 spend 28 Billion online every year. According to a leading market research report 40 billion dollars of products are researched online but are purchased offline. When the teens were asked why they did not purchase online, the two top reason were “I did not have a method to pay and my parents did not allow the purchase online”.

Bill My Parents will help online retailers capture the billions of dollars in sales they are losing because teens do not have a convenient method to pay.

I like this company because it has entered a very fast paced, very sought after market. When a payment system gets traction it quickly becomes an acquisition target. For example, E-bay in November of 2008 in the middle of a recession paid 945 million dollars for a payment system called "Bill Me Later", Bill Me Later had a little over 4 million users. If BillMyParents got half as many users and sold for half as much, this stock has the potential to exceed 20 times your money.

I feel that this tremendous upside is the reason the company has the management which it does and that is how we can help you to change the odds, by selecting companies like Socialwise. When you invest in micro caps like Socialwise, you always want to invest small portions of your portfolio and swing for the fences, this can be an effective strategy to build wealth but at the same time manage’s your risk.

For more information on Socialwise, you can go to their website at www.socialwise.com

Socialwise trades under the name: SCLW

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