Shelron Group Reports Record Q1 2006 Revenues - Up 800% From Same Quarter Last Year Wednesday May 24, 7:03 am ET Company Expects to Continue Strong Growth Through 2006 and Beyond
NEW YORK, May 24 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The Shelron Group, Inc. (OTC BB: SHRN - News), a leading provider of e-commerce software and e-business solutions, today announced that first quarter revenues for the year are up 860% over last year's revenues for the same period. ADVERTISEMENT
"We are extremely pleased with our strong growth over the last several months," comments Eliron Yaron, Chairman of The Shelron Group, notes. "This is a result of outstanding execution by our marketing and technical teams and we look forward to strong growth through the end of 2006 and beyond."
The Company's expanded set of ActiveShopper(TM) services and links to valuable partners has created a significant increase in revenues and customer loyalty.
"These excellent results give us even greater confirmation that we are on the right path," continues Yaron. "ActiveShopper(TM) is now a known commodity and valid contender in the comparative shopping market, and we believe that our creativity and strategy will lead us to further continued results."
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Nice chart also.
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TICKER IS SHRNE
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good news, what you think about this company's performance today matto? Momo play..then sharp decline or go up steadily?
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"Eliron"?
Wasn't that the kid on The Jetsons?
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Na...I think it was Elroy
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Is it Ameritrade, or did the mm's really grab this one?
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Bounced off .002 looking for chart reversal
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bounced off .02 that is
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Still holding support at .02 ready for reversal
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looking good for next week
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With any volume this could start the move back up.