Monday, July 27, 2009

INS ON THE ALERT LIST

* AN ALERT HAS BEEN PUT ON INS ( INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS )

Saturday, July 18, 2009

NEW TARGET PRICE ESTABLISHED FOR GVSS ( GVI SECURITY ) USING " CONE OF PROBABILITY " RULE

* GVSS 9 MONTH MEDIAN TARGET SET TO 90 CENTS
* GVSS 12 MONTH MEDIAN TARGET SET TO $1.10
Astoria, New York
GVSS's median price is expected to reach the $1.00 range by next summer with an oscillating cone of probability of 50 percent. The degree of risk is relatively high but on the 12 month target, it is expected, in the worst case scenario, that GVSS will be at 55 cents ( a 23 cent increase from Friday's close), but in the best case scenario it is forecasted to reach $ 1.65 or about $ 1.32 profit from 32.1 cents. This is first time that the cone of probability rule has been used. The rule is similar in ways to how hurricane paths are forecasted. Deviations could occur pending sizeable events. At the current pace, Samsung superiority in screen panels combined with cameras and GVI branded products are continuing to support the company's growth and profitability. Recessionary pressures have continued to plague the markets in the last few months as a recovery has been slow, but steady need for security equipment has helped GVI Security maintain profitability. Book value is expected to double up to the 30 cents area in 2010. Any financing deal or corporate event could have a negative or positive effect and therefore alter the forecasted outcome. Please read the disclosures on this blog regarding risks.

Thursday, July 16, 2009

INTRODUCTION OF CONE OF PROBABILITY IN STOCK FORECASTING AT MICROCAPSTOCK

* WIDE RANGE OF PROBABILITY WILL SURROUND ESTIMATED TARGET PRICE

Saturday, July 4, 2009

GVSS REACHES TARGET PRICE OF 45 CENTS IN A DAY RALLY ON NORTHEAST CHAIN NEWS

*GVI-SAMSUNG CAMERAS AND MONITORS TO BE INSTALLED AT LARGE NORTHEAST SUPERMARKET CHAIN
*STOCK SOARS ON NEWS ON JULY 1st SENDING PRICE TO A NEW 2009 PEAK, A NEW TARGET TO BE REVIEWED
Astoria, New York
Today is July 4th but GVSS has seen fireworks activity this past Wednesday and shares have hit a targeted price of 45 cents since its initial coverage at 25 cents,
for an 80 pct move. The price target was a conservative one as it was extended after the first quarter report showed a smaller profit. A new review of the target will be done in the coming days. Shares have fallen back since the peak, to close at a more solid 33 cents on Thursday.( please review WWW.OTCBB.COM for more specifics). The news on July 1st was extremely bullish since the supermarket chain has more than 200 locations. This becomes a significant multiplier effect for those cameras and LCDs. Just back in June, the company had announced a deal with a large New Jersey city for cameras and video equipment to service police and fire departments monitoring. Any additional deals in the new future could be seen as a bullish sign.

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